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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
THE GEARY LAW.

Internal Revenue Collector A. NJ
Robinson today received from the treus-
ury department copy of the revised
rules adopted by the Secretary of the
Treasury concerning the registration of
Chinese under the Geary law. The new
rules require but one witness TO enable q
certificate of residence 20 be procured,
instead OF two, as first provided. The
photographing feature is also dispensed
with The new rules simplify materially
those heretofore In force
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
GAINEsVILLE A DISPATCHERS
STATION.

a despatoher's oilise al this place and in
future all trains between Purcell and
Cleburne will receive their orders from
Gainesville. The office Is in charge %
David Huloe chief train dispatcher, and
he has as assistants, Messrs. j; i. Drum,
mond, w. l.. Meeks and Conner All
OF these gentlemen are from Cleburne
BAILEY OFF FOR WAShilNGhoN'
Congressman Bailey has gone 20 Wash
ington. II Is reported here that his
trip is solely in behalf Of Nat Gnnter OF
Sherman who wants TO collect the gov
eminent revenues at III Paso. Mr. Gun
ter has excellent backing aud as MS OF
position Is trivial II was thought he wo9id
be nominated almost inst1nteri bur TOT
some unknown reason, the PRESIDENT
hangs FIRE aud Congressman Bailey goes
20 give the trigger a harder pull
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

The meeting Of the district convention
Of the YouiK Peoples Society Of
Christian EndeaYOr began al the Cum-
bertrand Presbyterian church Friday,
and was continued over sunday A large
number 81 Delegates We're IA attendance,
The district w composed Of Denton,
Clay, Cooke, Montague, Grayaon aud
Fannin counties. The address Of wei.
come wns delivered by Walter Piner,
young theological student OF rare ability,
son Of ex-Judge w. u. Piner, and q very
interesting program was gone through
with.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
/ NEWSCONDENSED

nav law governing railroads N Mex
ND into erect yesterday.
4 spreekels. his wife and three chill
s.,,ed from San Francisco yesterday
honolulu.
w,omiug Valley Trust company has
,..nlzed at wilkesbarre, IA. with a
A q s25o0O.
North Carolina railroad coninission-
- ,ssued an crde~ intended TO check
Al Of baggage smashing
=, tho New York insurance companies
run to pay its policies ON the cargo
lost steamer Narcnic
. ss Krupp rin has arrived at chi
ma today viii be brought into the
building at Jackson park and set up
carriage
.,octf,c street car strike at Wheeling.
which had been IN force about
,,ouths is declared on. The railw "
.ny was victorious.
az lord. member OF the Lord 4
,omuany. chemical works az Odessa
while experimenting some repairs
ohlnerv. was struck on the head by
,pe timber and instantly killed.
connecticut Senate, by q vote Of n
occurred IN the Ant.Pool Room bill,
..ohlblts all forms OF pool selling aud
~, and games Of chance. horse races,
now goes TO the Governor.
,n,royery has arisen over the control
i. Albany Argus. two meetings being
I, s,ocltholders. Two elections were
one by the Manning-Lamont inter-
"A ono By Messrs. Johson, Cassidy and
az been directed that hereafter the
+, poipn police detailed for duty In
(. ,erIor OF the White House shall wear
uniforms. These men, who assist the
have heretofore appeared In civil
rcss
an giving the name OF John Driscoll
rao. was found locked In freight car
tsburg In the last stage Of starvation.
ilng 10 the story he told after being
itated he WIS without food OF drink
lours.
miners were killed and three seri-
injured by the caving Ia Of the roof
Champion coal mine at Woods Run.
Ine Killed are: James Wilburn, Dell
t,t,rad william Carson. William
Charles Butler.
rintendent stump OF the immigration
M has received offers aggregating
D per year for the restaurant, money
.nge and local baggage transfer
ges At Ellis Island, ~ Y. The same
ices have heretofore been let FOR 5000
ear
H. Senate Of Pennsylvania bills have
Introduced extending for ten years the
b. completion Of railroads "begun in
iaith;" regulating the nomination and
tn Of public officers, and making the
Of justice OF the peace and council
Incompatible.
~ AAhANAH Dhlhff HAtoAANhA VA NAN
bal Republican league has issued a
or the league 10 meet I'm Louisville.
bn May 10, the same day that the Re
an National college meets In that city.
american Protective Tariff league Will
neet at the same time:
ltrikc Of walters which threatens TO
y general In New York, was inaugu-
at the POLAND house, where thirty
& walters helpers aud chambermaids
out. The New Walford hotel also had
i With its helpers. Grievances are
york, more pay, more food and OF Il
character.
knights Templar and the festive
Prs have furled banners and departed
Galveston. The grand cammander
n knights Templar closed the annual
n yesterday 10 meet in Austin ON the
Pr April, 1924. This morning 200 Tenn
and Shriners, accompanied by their
were given pleasant sail on the
PInd a view OF the jettles. This after
the shriners were entertained with
lister roast.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
CUT AT IrAIv

AlesossAar April lS,ecialD-Last
hing Neely cut Mat Ricbards
|nr fro,s severe wound. Tie rash ~.
te ebSn ne upper part az ~ ear
led ph. Neeiy stays in tbe ,noai
Ards ta us Trouble grew am ~ NJ.
banls' slhng him thar ne sav ~ ~
|ge. llme with a hole IN Di IN
maa. tieads separa tsa ~ n as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
lrAsoA WET.


Itasca. Tex, April 0.-(Special IA To-
cal option election of this precinct which IN.
cludes 1tasca, Files Valley, Osceola and
CovingtOn, was held yesterday and resulted
Ina victory FOR the antis over which they
are quite happy, their plurality being r.
votes Some four months ag0 tho same
question was voted ON at this precinct aud
court set the time Tor the saloons to close
which they did and remained closed Tor a
month. at which tum Il was discovered
there was something irregular about the ur-
deriug uf the election. and prohibition was
declared null and void Another election
was ordered and held with the result W.
stated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
RnAL EsTATE TRANernRa

II. NJ. Hatcher es a. 10 H. w Jones,
lot 3, block C3, Fields Hillside add.
ton. S225
y. q. JenainRs 20 Josephine n. Ryan,
lot A. block Hirsbiield addition 81
TOT A. block Z, Hirrhheld addition, $3.50.
H. H. Martin and wife 20 H. vi Me,
Clellan, west IL Of east ~ az block 4,
jennings south addition, $3.50
~ X, Hines AID wifa q w, W. Cop
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
nAn 49, cAraHr.

raele Pass. Tex, April 1G. Especially ~
Affer desperate resistance Albert Hherrot
Gefter known as kinghsher, MAS arrested
iosf night aifa dive under the hill by Sher.
Ia White and deputies for the murder Y
g.hiuo Hernandez. He has served term
Al lie penifenuarY f0r burglary and kul'.a
another man N AsAlcO long ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
coNGREssMAN cocKRE1L.

Anson, Tex, April Is Especial Hon.
j. v. Cockren, Congressman from this
district. has returned home from Wash.
ington. The Judge expressed himself as
being well pleased with Washington,
he having been thero for some thirty or
forty days and says he Is now home I'LL
fall
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
MHAr nLouNr MIL no.

Kansas Caty. Mo. April 10 The
Times prints special from CORES.
pondont In Honolulu Via San Fran.
cisco, under date April -. In which he
says the ltoyalists profess 10 be- iu pos
session Of facts relative 90 future actions
of Mr. Bount IN which the commissioners
IN the name OF the United States govern.
mont will restore the depOsed Queen to
the crown. The Royalsts In the same
spirit OF confidence are now asserting
be- restored 20 her throne within two
weeks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
GOOD FOR DENTON.
THE CITY rs MAKING REMARK
ABLE PROGRESS AT THIS
Tlns-Nos loom but something Bsttss~
a FORMER Dentoulto Now Gov
ornos OF Arizona.

Denton, Tex, April (Special.)--
The long drouth that had begun TO grow
quite serious ia this section was broken
Thursday night aud glorious rainfall,
accompanied with some hail. Lightning
did some damage, but the rain was q
GOdsend 90 the county, and was general
In extent, which renders good wheat
crop in this county almost n certainty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
oIIYnR pELANEYs ma.

Morganneld KY. April 15.-The etamin-
ing trial u Tie accused IN the OliYerDela-
ney tragedy brought Rn immense crowd TO
town this morning. owing % the cOndi-
lion Of Mr.. oliver, who was not able 90
stand the trip irnm StfUgiai the trial Was
postponed until Monday the oath, All ne
talk Of lynching has died away.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
"sHooT Me THEM"
Said GabIno Hernandez. Which Ms Compan.
lon Old, With Fatal Effect.

Eagle Pass, Tex, April 10 (Specinl)
and qunrreled with an unknown man.
Just nftprwnrd be called out, "Shoot
me, them which his companion dld with
fatal effect, and then ran, euding his
pursuera.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
FINn cROP OuT1OOK.

At flis writing everything bids fair
for another phenomenal crop year IA
this county, aud our lumber dcalHiS ana
farm implement men are doing a Land
Office busiipaisa sure align thai the
hrIner - prosperous.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
nANK rA1Lrlnp

Jacksonville Tax. April a. Specini.l--
j. W. lialry. tanker Of this place, has
siderahly less. He transferred all his
property 10 the Island City Savings bank
OF Galveston. the principal creditor lie
this place
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
PABsT THEArFp

'in i've WIS, Wis, April TO- For the nth
I'M Ae stadt theater. owned ~ a.,
N hi ne brewer There are stro,,,,
Ep, nov The blaze was 81 ineendiers
|had we police think NOT me fhs-
don harrow escape from fotsl ~.
Loss, 5000; fully insured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
oIrrnINn Ar MARIIN-

Marlin, Tex, April 10 Especial )--In
an alteration at the Elkhom saloon
last night Charles Oakes cut Joe Yickers
several times Id the ddn Nickcrs ~
thought - be ssriouAly injured. Botb
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
no MAKE BRIDGES.

There has lately been organized here
also the Lone Star Wire Suspension
Bridge company, Of which Captain SID
ney y. Carroll, son Of the late Judge j.
a. Carroll, Is q prominent member The
company has ample capital, and has al
ready taken a number OF contracts for
bridges
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

Comnn,ho Tex, April 10 Especial "A
muu nnuled Tom JouCH WIS arrested here
yesterday by Deputy burrows and DeteC.
live Chldors. lie N wunted IN California
Tor murder, detective thilders left Tor
Austin with his prisoner last night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
INDICATIONS.

Washington, April l6 For Eastern
Texas Generally fair; easterly 90
sumherly winds; slightly warmer In
the east
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
FINE JnRSEYS.

our enterprlsing banker w. A. Pom
der. has recently imported some forty
head of Jersey helfers, aud viii shortly
establish "A creamery some two miles
north Of the city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
An uONORnD DENTONTrr.

Tho city Wis quite delighted yesterday
when the news reached us thar Harry
Hughes an axrDentonite had been ap-
dent Cleveiand Mr. Hughes has many
frlends hers who reieleo az hiA goDA
feEtune.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
nnr TnR GAzErTN EARLY.

The recent arrangements BY which Inc
Gazette reaches here seYemi hours IN
adyanta OF any other morning paper
b great source o. satisfaction 50 our
people, ana the circulation Of The paper
IA grOMinG rApllly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
AT TFNIprn

pS Tex, April 8-(spec,AA-A
IN W me place OF Col i Ii Rnt ar
4 ,Soh1tents. was DESTROYED bv fire an
4 ~ w iast evening. Cause nnknoWn
III " f'oo' and the property wac nm,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
DEADLY ELECTRICITY.

An Arc Light Man Severely Shocked al Hous-
ton In tho nulchlns House.
Houston, Tex. April Especially
A. A. Rawlcy, are light trimmer, today
received what TX supposed 10 be q fatal
shock by wire In the Ilutchins House
parting while he held both ends Friday
during the storm he was knocked sense
less by lightning striking wire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

parties are wen connected In this vicln.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
KILLED eY a BRICK
Failing on Mis- Hsad-A Prisoner Aided 10 Es-
cana Crarn laIl

While working On the National hotel
building yesterday evening Ben Ao1AA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-10
COOP xEws
A Tr.pao .ons bera California

Beginning Oct. -. daily tourist car
will Ee run from Chicago 10 the Pacific
coast. via the grea; Rock Island route.
Chicago 10 Kansas City. tb-nce Wichita
and through the beagtiEsl IuFtsn Tsrri-
TORI, via Fort Worth and ~ Paso, lex :.
to Les Angeles and SxB FfsBctsco. This
car will leave Chicago daily On train Nc.
II at ?. m, AID Passengers tskiag tsis
route will not only receive the benefit %
verT superior accom- u oastioss, bar also
Will save a great many hours ia time.
he new southern route j. particularly de
srabls IA fail aud niat@r season., sad the
well known reputation Of the Eseg fsisDd
fGsures passengers coDfCrtss!. trip.
Our patrons are always provided sos Ia The
bes. masner poss3hIs, and these cars .iss
be ia charge Of . Pullman Conductor as
well porter, ard everything p<rtaisisg
10 the csnfer; OF oar patrons viii b. care
fully loeked after ard a pleasant trly
guaranteed.
Adding this daily Car % the "Gocs
is.snd S<Yvices oo~s DC. sc sBy rs%s5@r
s6ecs the present. Phillip keex Islan5
TeE-ss; EEcas.soas that rGu s~Gsi-s-ekix
from Chicago over tie Eecx Isssn& 20
Ppebio, assd via The Scsnsc asd OSss-f
route % SAB fFancisEo Rna Los knsss<S
without change. J. II. l'ai LLErS.
City Isc&-s A.rsI
JS9 exE.s.fAs.
s'ss II v. +. -. chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-10
Thr dahia Daily eagle: ridxu o.no gouembe 70, 1888

only from one Thousand two hundred to
one thousand four hundred dollars &C
cording to length ofserviee, to live more
cheaply than it is possible to live in the
wardroom- Big ships have four or
FIVE ensigns and little ships usual
" two. Every ensign is man of
good physique, fair technical educa-
ton. excellent mental training and
some social accomplishments One oc-
casienally encounters in the ensign the
marks of a coarse. uudisciplined nature.
snobbishly mindful of the social priv.
legcs belonging to his profession and
of the rank that may one day be his
distinction. One more often 6ndS a
graceful. modest. yxell-manneredy young
man. patriotically proud OF mis- pro-
fession and conscious that the obiiga-
ton OF courtesy and manliness rests
upon one who carries beneath his sim
pie jacket the giitteriug buttons of the
admiral. Enthusiasm IS characters
tic commonly found in the ensign, and
rare in higher ranks of the navy. He
is a fsvorite OF the ladies. for he has
the inextinguishable charm OF youth.
the grace of straight limbs in a beauti-
fully simple uniform and the promise
of future rank.-Chicago Post.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-10
HOW TO CLOTHE CHILDREN
A PROBLEM THAT MAKES MOTHERS
STUJY.
A Minister'S Wife Who Dresses Her Fam
ily in Excellent Taste-H " Small
Income Ven. Long Way-The Coz
gregation Know No. How it is Done.

The FUCKERS liz many a mothers forhead
are deepeDed as she studies how to drcSs
her boys aud girls in a respectable manner
on the small amount that is ayail.,blr.
A minister's wife in small town near
Wichita was confronted by this siiscouras
Ing situation but her woman's wit and a
lew ten cent packages Of diamond dyes
solved the problem, and handsome clothes
were soon evolved from pile OF odds and
ends. Some OF the congregation wer
heard TO remark that it WAS wonderful
how Mrs. Page managed TO dress her fam
liy SO well on her husbands salary. sad
even thought she was extrayagant, but
they never knew.
TIE Home. Housekeeper, Ladies Home
Companion, and other household papers
have published many articles tell
ing how to use DIAMOND dyes Ill
making new clothing on, Of old
Pretty dresses, handsome cloaks, serv-
lceaSie stockings, and gay hat ribbons and
feathers are obtained at but little expense.
hot only for the children, but for the
mother as we'll.
The case with which diamond dyes are
used is really surprising. They make
oeantliul coiors that never crock and are
non-iadIng. While there are other pack
age dyes, there are none SO easily used,
nor SUCH fast colors, says jean Hunt IN d
recent number of The Home. Il haze
tried other dyes, hut the diamond color
the most goods. Their fast stock ing black
Is the only black dye for cotton l have
ever founG that makes ii fssS black WHICH
never turns gray when waShed.O
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-10
You Can Save

Time, temper and money
by trading with us: Time,
since by coming to us at
first, you can sure lind
what you seek. Temper,
because you will not be i'm
portuned to buy, and In
buying Will get what you
pay for. Money, because
our clothing is BEST and
cheapest in so far that it
lasts longer, looks better
and fits perfect, and costs
no more, nor as much, than
inferior tenement made
garments. International
cashmere suits, good
enough for most purposes,
TOO good for many, III
round and square cut, SIN
gle and double breasted for
1896.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-10
The famous Rugby school was
founded 10y Lawrence Sheriff ia 1857.

A Story of the Cherokee Strip Opening.
I'VE were all waiting to hear that
starting gun go off. and. though there
was lot of cassin' goin' on. il was
done under the breath, and things
were quiet like and hushed," said re-
turned Cherokee boomer Il was
standing on the platform and wonder
ing how it would all end when saw a
man shake his partners hand and
start to run into the open space. Some
body yelled. and soldier who was
standing near me Hooked mp and saw
the sooner running. He called on him
to halt. bat that sooner was in d
hurry and didn't stop. Then l saw the
soldier pull up his gun and take aim.
just then the sooner's partner rushed
up to the bluecoat and shouted: Don't
you fire at him: he's my brother, and
if you hurt him I'll fill you full of
lead The soldier never as much as
winked, but just pulled the trigger Of
his gun. / saw the fash and i knew
the sooner was hit, because he trm.
bled on his face. The smoke had
hardly cleared away when there came
another crack of rifle, and the soldier
dropped with blood pouring out of a
hole in his head. The sooners brother
had kept his word The train started
then, and don't know whether they
caught the murderer or not."-Kansas
City Times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-10
REAL E>rArk-
FURNISHED by Apologize & Mallory,
a bstractersl

FURNISHED by Apologize & Mallory.
Abstracters.l
The records in the register o. deeds ofhce
show the following buyers:
i + Mclean W d lots "a 80 81 and lot
= Chautauqua ave divers sub;
lots ! Z Chautauqua ave Fire
baugh's sub: lots Q 10 Chautauqua
ave aud 70 81 Volutsia ave and IL
AZ Erie st The Ella sub. and Z
$ Estelle ave Williams sub 49,. $ $50
B Z Mclean W d : 10 fl W inf lot 80
aud hf lot A. Mead ave Jones
Second add, i int in lot 20 Empo-
ria ave English add and int III
) lot IS Fifth ave Hilton's add, and
tract beg AT sw corner lot block
SChautaneua add. north 1S5 east
as, south 1S5 west 15 IT TO beg ..... 800
elizabeth hsndley W d lot q Court
ST city .....-..--..--.....- -DuU
Gopher Tuttle s no or sec 10 - 2e.. $50
W J Adams ne or of sec p p w 300
Homer l. Spaulding d lot 63 Is
Martinson ave Lavrence's 9TH add 500
Anra Mosley q C d W 6U fit lot 4 blk
; Lawrence's add. .................
Ellen Williams W d II Il of INV Or
sec Is 26 = Observation-Disclosures. 5000
a Robinson d II Inf lot % blk .
Perry'S adc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
Sarah + Clayton w lots 5 and blk
AnneSs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ID
Lora b High W d lots l 3 E,stelle ave
divers sub. 400
VI q Marley and A Monroe deed hf
lot 10 Bonn st Lawnfield add and
BIT NV or sec 10 % , e..........
Mortgage releases. Observation-Disclosures. 1890
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-10
THE ENSIGN.
A Charming Creature on Whom the la.
dies Dote.

Charming Creature on Whom the La.
dies Dote.
When young man first gets his COM
mission as line officer in active serv-
ice IN the navy he becomes an ensign
Landsmen call it ensign with a long
i" in the second syllable, bnt every
body ahoat pronounce. the word
ronsin," with a short d. There is
seldom any occasion on shipboard for
pronouncing IL at all. as the ensign is
addressed as plain mister The en-
sign is graduate of the naval academy,
and ordinarily obtains his commission
after four years study ashore and two
years cruising. There are now one
some with very new commissions, a
few who have been as much
as ten years of that rank
They range IN age from TWEEN
ty-ons to two and thirty. Old
naval officers who recall the days of
the midsnipmite are sometimes dis
posed TO treat the ensigns as boys and
twenty-eight or thirty years OF age
found themselves under sort Of dis
ciplinc which required them to be
aboard ship by nine o'clock IT night
The ensign is necessarily . watch
officer. He never comma nds even the
smallest ship. unless everybody ADORE
him is dead or disa bied. a rare coutin-
gency IN tine Of peace Sometimes be
belongs 20 the wardroom mess. and
sometimes he messes n the sseerage,
aloag with The naval cadets, the par
masters clerk and the like This ar
rengeTnens s not 80 much for the sake
Of emphasizing distinctions of rank a.
to enable the ensign whose - psy 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-10
STATISTICAL FACTS.

ABOUT one-thirs, of The houses IN tn IS
country are lighted b. gas
STATISTICS show that $500, 900 in
habitants of the United States are
maintained by agriculture. 1850, 600
BY commerce and 1850, 600 By manu-
features
THERE are In this country 4.1sI .5225
deposite-s In savings banks. who have
on deposit the enormous sum II sl.7i2.-
.6e. 0a6. an average OF $3.50 70 each
dcposiior.
THE total number OF white males N
the 'nited States from ; 20 20 Years,
inclusive. is a.ss5 37a: colored- E,s5-.
Sas Total number of white females Of
same age, e,5e5. 1875: coiored. I-ooa.fs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-10
New Train Serv &c.

Commencing October ia the Great
Rock Island railway will .nougurate a
new tourist car. line between Chicago
Wichita, Fort Worth, FL Paso. Los
Angeles and San Francisco without
change of cars. THIS car will leave Wich-
ita daily for California points at 6;35 p. ~,
and for Chicago and points east at 9:2s ..
m. The Great Rock bland is the only
line running through tourist cars 10 Cali
fornia without change OF cars. For
further particulars cali At Rock Island
ticket Office, corner Main. and Douglas
avenue j. r. PHILLIPS
City ticket and passenger agent, Cal
cago, Rock Island and Pacific railway
lgaff