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Death of an Old Hotel Man.

DETROIT, MICH. May ALBERT Maxwell,
the well-known hotel man and proprietor of the
Griswold House, died last night at the Russell
House IN this city of heart failure. His age
was fifty-eicht years. During his lifetime Mr..
Maxwell had opened various hotels throughout
the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04
FINANCIAL.
MONEY ADVANCED.

MONEY ADVANCED.
class accounts owing them
MONEY ADVANCED To CONTRACTORS FOR CAP
rying on work
MONEY ADVANCED TO REAL ESTATE sPECU.
LATORS-Eirst and good Second
Trust Notes accepted as colateral for
Loans Trust Notes maturing mop
portunely taken up and carried.
MONEY ADVANCED FOR ALL PURPOSES
MONEY ADVANCED AGAINST ANY AVAILABLE
COLLATERAL.
STOCK BONDS AND REAL ESTATE BOUGHT
AND SOLD.
An business strictly confidential.
W. E LEWIS.
Banker and Broker.
Room %. Kellogg building. 14l6 F ST. NV.
my<-tf Washington, d C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

NATIONAL BANK EXAMINER FOR New YoRK-
Controller Eckels has appointed Edward j.
Graham Of Albany. \. Y, national bank ex-
eminer for the northern district Of New York.
vice L. H. Groesbeck resigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

COMMISSIONER MILLER REcovEREp-Inter-
nal Revenue Commissioner Miller has tele-
graphed Acting Commissioner Wilson that he
had recovered from his recent illness and would
reach Washington next Monday and take active
charge of the internal revenue bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

MILITARY CApETs.-Cadet appointments to
West Point have been issued during the past
week to the following: Frank e. Compton (al-
ternate). Grand Rapids. Wis E. H. Humphrey,
Omaha. Neb.: George F. Baltzell. Marianne,
Fla; ". G. Massenburg, Paris. Tex: Thomas
S. Bell, Milwaukee. Wis; Louis c. Wolf She
boygan. Wis: VIM. NJ. Fassett. Nashua. n. H.
Ii. p. Greeley (aIternate), Nashua, n. II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

CHIEFS OF DIVISION REsIt y.-Ezekiel Daw-
son of Delaware, chief Of division in the first
auditors Office. and Theophilis Gaines of West
Virginia. chief Of division In the second audi
tors Office, Treasury Department, have re-
signed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

FoUBrH-CLAss PosTMAsTERs. - The total
number of fourth-class postmasters appointed
today 10S. OF which IS were to fill vacancies
caused by designations and deaths
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On HER WAY TO BERINa SEA.-The Navy
Department is informed that the gunboat
Petrol arrived at Yokohama today on her way
to Unalaska, Alaska.
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APPALLING Loss OF LIFE.
Burning of the British Steamship Khiv
on the Arabian Coast.

On tHe AfhDNHH NOhkt.
ADES, MAY 4-The destruction is reported
of the British steamship Khiva of the Arabian
coast. probably with an appalling loss of life.
The Khiva sailed from Bombay on April II,
carrying a large number of Mohammedans
bound as pilgrims to Mecca. The pilgrims
were so numerous that they crowded the vessel.
taking up sll available room.
Ii is learned that the khiva was burned on
Ras (Cape) Marbet, on the coast Of Arabia OF
the great number on board 800 are said to have
been saved. the others perishing in the sea or
the flames which consumed the vessel
The details of the event are vet lacking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

COMMISSIONERS SEYMOUR Of the patent Office
has returned from sh ort visit to his home in
Connecticut
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SSP1RITUALISM.- MAGGIE GAULE
s. of Baltimore, the wonderfully gifted test
medium every FRIDAY during the day for private sit
tinTs at gO3 II st. NV. and every FRIDAY NIGHT at
Wonn's Hall. 12l 9th st. NV ja26-th&ttf
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New York Office, SO Potter Builiinc.

TEE EvxxrSG STAR Is served to Subscribers In the
city by carriers. on their own account At 10 cents
week or 44c. per month Copies at the counter =
Cents Zach BY yuHsl-anywhere in the United 5tatesor
Canada-postaxe prepaid-50 cents per month.
SATURDAY QUApRUPLE SHEET STAR 81 90 per year
with foreign postage added. s3. 90.
Entered at the Post Oeice at Washirgton D. C. as
second class mail matter.
u AL mail subscriptions must he paid in advane.
Rates of advertising made known application.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

NEW BANKs.-The controllers certificate
authorizing the following national banks to
begin business have been Issued: 1.-The Citi-
zens' National Bank of Austin,'' Minnesota.
capital $50. 900. and 1.-The State National Bank
of Oklahoma City" Oklahoma, capital $50. .OO0
Application has been FLED for leave to organize
The sullivan County National Bank of Lib
erty," New York, by George II. Carpenter, Lib
erty, n. Y. and his associates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

MINISTER TO TURKEY.-Mr. A. W. Terrell of
Texas. the new minister to Turkey, took the
oath of Office at the State Department today
He will leave for Constantinople in about six
weeks,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

Golden times these. for buyer and seller
1>s keep your eye on 906-fes-there'l be lots
of tailoring done here this spring yet-The store
ours But watch us. watch our prices. investigate
'em--We depend on W atchfu public-Take our $20
made-to your measure suit-New fabrics +. o. D.
Cut quality and stye-they're all rieht-but the way
TO MAKE trade is to make very very low prices-What
think your
MERTZ and MERTZ.
Modern Price 7diiOrs,
800 st. my4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

To Subscribers.
Subscribers to The STAR who are
served by route boys will confer q
favor by promptly reporting to
The STAR Office, either in person.
by telephone or by mail, any negli-
gence on the part of route boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-1nternal
revenue, S474 059; customs, 1882.
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S 7 o r A G 6 ,

The magnificent storage warehouse Of
this Company Is so far ahead OF the
usual storage quarters about town that
there Is scarcely any comparison to be
made. Absolur ely fire and burglar
proof and equipped with all the mod
ern appointments necessary to safe and
desirable storage quarters
Household efects. silverware. fne
china, rare bric-a-brac. pictures. paint
fngs. &c, are stored in the most Sc
cure and careful manner.
We employ only expert" packers and
competent draymen of long experience
TO pack. handle and transport the
goods, and hold ourselves responsible
for all losses. breaksae. &c. Wagons of
the moss improved and modern pattern
are used for hauling.
The Company also contracts with
families TO move their effects from one
house TO another or from one city to
another
This Company stores pianos in rooms
Of even temperature all the year
around. The advantages of an even
temperature are many sI 90 per month
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FINANCIAL.

WAsH1seros LOAN AND Trust
COMPANY.
Granite Guiding 9th and sta
Interest paid on deposits.
Money to loan.
Safe deposit bores for rent.
Storage for silver ware
Secure investments furnished.
Bonds for sale.
Call or ask fo- information
OFFICERS:
BRAINARD H. WARNER. President.
JNO. JOY EDISON. Vice President.
JN0. A. SW0PE, Second Vice President.
JNO. r. CARNODY. Treasurer
VII B. Robson, Secretary.
ANDREW PARKER. Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles b. Bailey, John A. Hamilton,
A. l. Barber. John b. Larner.
James l. Barbour, Theodore W. Noyes,
William E. Barker, Isadore AXIS,
r y. Batchelder, n H. shea
Charles Baum TlIs Smear
John X. ClrmOdy, Frederick G. Stevens,
John NJ .Clapp. John a Swope,
Horace S. Cummings. j s. Swormstedt,
J. j. Darlington, George Truesiell,
John JOY Edison, L. II. Warner,
Albert Il. Fox. a. A. Wilson.
James Fraser, Louis ID. Wine
o. G. Green, 5. W. Woodward.
William ID. Guriey, A. S. Worthington. m3-2t
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N xSWe rW sd for yonr lawn mower.
re. air and return it Tor 25c
We ,riN sell you an excellent Wire
Screen Door. spring edge. hook and
eye; and knob, fer 90c.
We ~iu sell you Adjustable Wire
We ul sell you 25 feet of Garden
hrgs. al complete, for 81. Is.
We nil sell yOu a fully guaranteed
Lawn Mower for 80. p.
We v MhH seH gou 100 feet of Poul-
We trH sell pon one Of the finest
little Lawn SprinBlers for $l.25 that
the price ever bought.
c. We ,eiu seu gon 3 quart ice
Ws eli ' sell SJ@ you i''1S TroWeis f' at t. 1Gc.. o..
Rakes at 2oc.. Hoes at 2Oc.. Spades
at 40c. and Soc. Shovels at Soc.
and Lawn Nakes at 6oc
es-It not chance that gave us the
exclusive agency Of the Fire King"
Gas Stoves and Ranges for he Dis
trict; Had thy not been the bes: we
would not have touched them: They
and ranges as the electro light is
ahead of the candle-as near pertec-
ti0n as has Yet been reached and
are fitted with oven lighters. plate
warmers. open door kickers. match
strikers. air-regulatinR cocks. and
simple and easily handled-d luxury
placed uithin the reach of all. $lS
$50 and $,2 for the RANGES.
BABBER ROSS. cor. 11th and 6 sts NV. my3
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THE EVENING STAR.

PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY,
AT -TE STAR BUILDINGS
1lo1 Pennsylvania Avel1e, corner llth &c., By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
S II. EAUFFMANN, Pres'G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

R~THE INQUIRER
After clothing with a combination Of low prices and
latest tyes can be accommodated here: Take. for
in Stance. our New Long 3-button trock and Vest.
with plain edges. at $lo.
Where can you get the equal!
You may and Spring Overcoat to suit You among
the lots we have reduced to BIO
GEORGE SPRANSY,
One-price Ciothter,
my4 434 9TH st. NV.
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RSIS IT NOT A GOOD INVESTMENT?
With but two business letters day
to write you cannot afford to be
Real Irish LIN without a SMITH PREMIER
en- Pdper ana 1lPEWRITER." The interest on
Enceiopes to the price OF a machine would be less
match at spe- than TWO cents day. Is il not
cid. price of worth this small sum to have your
20c per Dor. writing done in a satisfactory man
nert
HENRY A. CLARKE SON. 935Fs: m,4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HALL 7o1
So 6;h st. NV, WEDNESDAY,, 8 y. m. In
dispu able evidence Of spirit presence. Mrs f. Nc
Neil medium. Private sittings daily, 1914 Pa. ave.
aVo5-lot<
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
PERSONAL,

A. A. Mcneil OF Valley Mills is In the
city.
h. NJ. Men Of Chattanooga, Tenn,
Is at We Arlington Inn.
G.. o. Bmcltbmh, wife aud daughter
of Cleburne are in the city
Fine Ernest Denver capitalist 10
among The visitors 10 Fort Worth.
Burton Richards. Tho Gazcttcs CORE
spondent nt sherman, Is m die city
Mrs. Is. j. Sessions of Bowie, Tex,
was Ia the city yesterday shopping
Miss Matte Dennis OF Granbury is 10
thc city shopping and visiting friends
H. Is. Erwin, un ltnacu business man,
was circulating among the boys yealer-
day.
of Mrs Ben Harris corner Sixth and
Jones streets
W. A poagr Che Waco cOwboy-aldcr
man. vs. in tho city lie is stuck" on
A. A. l.. Augusts mirror aign
II. A. wills of Jaclosb0ro Is 10 the city,
wanting % know when Fort Worth is
going 10 build railroad 20 this town.
q. Il. Hudson and wife OF Topeka,
KIM spent yesterday Bon the city Mr.
Hudson Is connected with the Topeka
Capital-COmm0uwealth
Tim OBien. representing the Eqnita-
Bile Accident Insurance company, goes
cas- this morning, for "a tIip over the
Texas and Pacific.
E. NJ. Watson. the well-known re-
porter win arrive 10 the ciiy this morn
Ing after two months visit tO bis rela-
lives la Columbia, Mo.
Miss Emma pcarcy Of the South side
has gone 10 Colorado aud win spend
the summer visiting and travelling With
her brother, Prof q Thomson
Charles H. Cooper, lobe liagan, aud
a few friends viii spend Sunday on
upper west fork ana as 10be puts H. Try
ana pun up the bottom of che pond
Mrs james McEwan and daughter.
Miss Sallie D0wnici have returned from
Western Texas aud Old Mc1ico. whore
Ney have been travelling for the past six
weeks
Il. Bartlett, d resident Of Fort Worth
Ina the los n Ia ne city and VIII make
Fort Worth the state headquarters for
the Dix wagon aud carriage works which
he represents
James Mclswnu returned last night
from Barst0w, Tex. whore Memory a
Mcllwan have hoen bulding large
courthouse iail ana school house, out Of
pee0s red sand stone.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
FOUGHT THIEVES,
Three Killed and One Posseman loses his
Llio-A Running Fight In Inc
indian Territory

Denison. Tex, April %. Special o.
w. j Cain, better known in this city
NJ Bin Gain, posse man with Deputy
United States Marshal Merheon. was
shot and killed four miles north " Col.
bert stotion yesterday evening while ia
pursuit of "a gang of horse thieves
Cain was In company with five other
officers when they apprehended gaug
Of Fix thieves In strip Of timber II
was siN aud siX, aud the thieves seeing
che officers lied, the latter Ia hot pur-
ait. An encounter took place while on
the run and three Of the outlaws fell
shot 10 death. The others escaped and
one bullet OF The fyo returned 10y the gang
killed Cain. The officers took the body
Of their dead comrads 10 his home in
Woodyille, l. n The live robbers made
good their escape
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
AN EXPERT.
A Negro Who Builds Houses and Gets tho
Material Without Paying Any
thing Tor H.

Terrell. Tex, April %. Especially William
Washington, negro school teacher was
arrested near town tllH evening ly Iuhslh.
bic James ON a charge 20 hnrgiuizing und
George. Last Tuesday Gazette contained
nn account of goods being MISSED ana cap
tain George since De dlhc9feitd we lo.h'
has been hunting clue. To-day Washing.
TOMS house WAS searched hy the officer and
the stolen goods found ina large quantities.
Several hundred pounds OF bacon, hhhb,
boY uf cnnned goods, "a keg OF mOlusseH.
ffty.pOund can of lara sud other articles
were found Washington hnd gone 10 kaui'
man after his wife and the officer went
,fier him and nj him under arrest Fur
tier search OF the house after hia arrest
resulted in tie recovery OF "a large lot ot
supplies that he had stolen IRON BASS lrus
store such as combs, brushes. nut-crackcrH,
paint, paint brushes, artists materials,
soothing syrup and lot Of other STUN ANA
twenty rolls Of wall paper several sacks
Of meal were found that had been stolen
from Inc min The negro had built him "a
nice twO-stOry house about two mites from
town and had not spent but about Apl Tor
lumber az the lumber yards. lhFcaugailon
In the lumber men showed that he had
siolon doors, transoms. WludQW-sash, Wmch
were Identified, and Il rs believed the lum'
Der 90 build the house me pant WIN
which ID was painted was stolen IRON lass
4 Bros drug store and fnlm me Powers
Lumber company A large LOO OK books were
also found which a Us thought ne has
stolen. "A lot of hne saws hammers ANA
other carpenters tools were also found,
and everything indicates thar Die has been
systematically stealing for some ilmr. ilir8e
Tsvelations created considerable interest
among the merchants ami business men,
and there D. much wonder az now he man
AGED tO steal in such large amounts ana ~
long without ntlnk ueierled neivth ~ le
Thought he gained cnfrnnre into lhe stores
IN means ~ "a burglars key. Washington
al a mulatt0, and WIS known among ilif
negr0es a. "high hyer." he y now ID
DAD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
A COLLISION
Missouri. Kansas and Texas and Central
Trains Come ogehef--SevoraI
Men Soalded

Houston Tex, April 30 Especial .
This morning before daylight a freight
tmin ou the Missouri Kansas and Texas
dashed mto q stock train on thc Houston
aud TcNs Central nt the Eureka cross
in both tuius were split into kimllug
wood and number ol cuitlo were
killed Tho engineer and fireman Ot
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas train
jumped aud sustained severe bruises.
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas engine
turned over on Co. side and the dome
blowing out. scnldiug wntor aud steam
filled several boarding ears near by
.Ino Sanders. NJ NJ. Duho, w. o. Me
Daniel and W. l., Ivy were all badly
sCalded, the former Il ~ d ought fatally,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
INSURANCE RATES.
A Sensation Brewing in Fort
Worth Business Circles.
AN ELECTRIC WIRE REPORT
of tho Insurance Electrician Upon which
Rs.Insuranoe Il Based Compel Build
ing Owners Osnera'iy TO Make
Extensive Change
AN ELECTRIC WIRE REPORT
A sensation is brewing in local lnsnr-

a sensation Is brewing In local insur-
auce circles.
Ii Is a breeze which seems 10 promise
a cyclone of wrath In the near future.
Almost every business man iu Fort
Worth Is interested in 1t aud legal
contest seems inevitable.
After the legislation abOllshing trusts,
the insurance companies operating in
Texas founded what they call the Texas
survey and rating bureau aud made
rules regulating the building of houses,
the material, arrangement thickness OF
walls, etc, rules as 10 the use OF build
ings, as TO localities with reference TO
the danger of fire, as 70 the heating ana
the lighting.
On Feb. 10, Henry Garrett, the cleo
tricinu for the bureau, reported upon the
condition of the electric light wires m
Fort Worth and very few buildings
escaped orders 10 re-wire or put IN more
or different apparatus.
This report has now been accepted by
the bureau and these repairs are made
a condition precedent 90 the re-lnunhg
of these buildings.
The bnildmg owners are very greatly
dissatisfied. many of them had their
buildings carefully wired by the best
electricians that could be Obtained ana
their annaratus Is all new. To nave 70
rake II out and put In others or pay adj
ditOnal rates for Insurance lh Something
that they win not willingly submit 90.
IL Is claimed upon q one hand that
the rules are so rigid as 10 amount prnc-
ticallv 10 another insurance trust and
upon the part OF the insurance companies
that the regulations are only such az are
necessary 10 the safe conducting OF their
business.
Tie business men are also incensed at
the fact that an electrician unknown 10
them. and who III he was so disposed,
could easily make Il largely 10 ms IN
terest 10 compel them 10 buy new APP
parntus. have new work done or buy APP
pliances made by companies from WhQm
he could obtain q commission, sl9ulu
without consulting them or allowing mem
10 have expert Fort Worth eleclHrialNs
present during his examinations No
direct charge Is made that Mr darrtu
did this, il Is simply that very strong
temptations are offered to do u.
And then, 100, In the matter OF elee'
trical supplies the opinions OF experts
differ SO widely that If il Is left 60 me
arbitrary viii Of one man, the electrician
0f next year win order taken out What
the electrician Of this year ordered lnl
no.
The matter is 10 be very thoroughly
looked into by hy q home expert, ana u ne
does not agree with the Insurance ok"
pert IL will be- taken into the courts
From the report, the wires Of Foft worm
could not be IN worse shape. while as
matter Of fact, not a single tire mas ever
occurred thai could be tfaefi s'fn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
500 HOUSTON STREET.

cles Of iutrrst FOR exhibition n tho
Mord's fair
Tho bill provides that the commissioner
Of Insurance. statistics aud history. aud
the superintendent of public buildings
aud grounds may boz authorized 10 loan
ON bond in double their estimated value.
with approved security the exhibits.
rrlicH AMI articles of interest under their
control Mrs Bondcuc %. lohu ia nam.
ci ns president of tho Womon's Worlds
returned ON or before Dec. 20 lS,l3
Among the other articles are named lie
pictures of Sam Houston. she surrondcr
of Santa Anna, and one of the rlcrtrO-
Hers from the hnll of the house of repre-
RputuUyps
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
7. p A.
The WORK or THE STATE ASSo-
CITATION DONE.
Al Effort WIN ne Made 70 Have the Ma.
tional Association Meet At sau An.
touio-Proosedings Yesterday.

Galveston, Tex, April 22.- (Spcclnll--
The IcXas division of the Travellers
Protective association wound MP It's bust.
ness today. The convention met at Beach
hotel at 10 O'Clock this morning, Prosi-
dent Stewart In the chair.
The report of the committee on Orphans
home artegian water was called up. iip.
pincOtt ON behalf OF the committee asked
for more time In which 10 formulate
report, which was granted and the com
mittce instructed to make "a report %
che state board OF directors AZ soon AZ
possible.
Resolution expressive of tho deep APP
probation Of the r. T. a. az the goner-
Gus exception and boundless hospitality
which has been accorded them by the
people of Galveston were unanimously
adopted.
Mcssrs. Benson knight and Schault
earnestly advocated than steps be- taken
90 secure the holding of the next annual
meeting Of the National Travellers Pro
tcctiye association 40 san Antonio
On motion a committee, consisting Of
j. j. Knight, q. Appnc0t aud George
Bartholomew. was appointed 10 draft
resolutions to this effect, to Boz presented
ut the next annual convention Of the
national assembly.
On motion of Benson the association
sent greeting to the Texas Veterans iu
convention az Houston
j. O. Booth who is an applicant for
the cOllectorship at Eage Pass, was
unanimously endorsed.
As a testimonial Of the deep apprecia-
ton in which he was held the retiring
president Stewart, was presented by
the association with an elegant diamond
ring In the acceptance OF II hc made
a graceful speech
The convention then adjourned sine
die
The Delegates nc the close Of the con
ventiOn, accompanied by thoir friends.
were given n pleasant SAIL on the bay
which WIS highly enjoyed. Tonight they
left for their respective homes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
'NEWSCONDENSED

Adams, negro, WIS lynched at sa-
a., Tor an assault ON Mrs. J. NJ.
nsalani may become u Mormon. she
tten ID letter 10 an apostle expressing
A The saints and their creed.
v Myers n Under arrest at Kansas
n trying 90 'rhoye the queer" lie
N Bll Holly OF New York FOR a lot
n gooda, the letter led 20 his detec-
Eyster 1T Indianapolis. widow OF
er'd druggist, has Identified McAfee
lfker Of that city as the assassins.
fn are negroes. Robbery was their
honlihan murdered Car Bramer at
\. y When nelghbors wanted the
nAen out Of the hot sun she said,
BIN lay there, that IS where
plmi he ought 10 have been killed
lgo."
central Kansas Congregational Min
association discussed the question,
plch political party would Jesus
belong u he were alive today" II
eonc(gs sion that he would bee neither
o'at a Republican.
~ BlaA berg OF New York. UNI
Prpalrtrt vent into the yard of Ber-
lppd Y asked FOR umbrellas 70
appel Il mad, got "A lot OF green
na a bm and painted Blaumherg's
fFe'n He aid for his fun.
ay's Land y, j., i've stout maid
p a youu Archibald Keller, aged
: out OF and horsewhipped him.
J The hearN of Annie Garment. wa
Y TO marry Der ana then offered an
Her girl Mends administered the
'ement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
1nrNrIr1Es nnNlALrs

san Antonio Tex, April % lspcclull
Rpfugio Martinez. ruuuhmnn living near
Guerrero, Mexico, who was captured 10y
the Mexican rcvolutiOnlsu in the massacre
upuu san iguaCio last December. was
plared upon the witness stand upon trial
of prudcurio Gonzales. Tie testified that
Gonzales was one uf the leaders iu the
assault and that he commanded ono divis.
Ion of the su-Cullcd army A number ~
witnesses have been examined In behalf
OF the prosecution and Martinez n the only
one who has Identified Gonzales uH being
participant IN the san lguario massacre.