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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-03-30

The Kahn Shoe and Clothing Co.
gives a ball and bat with every boy
and child suit.
j. D. Matteson has purchased a
half interest in the old established
business of Jas. Woods. The firm
will be Woods x Matteson.
Married, by Probate Judge Fri
ant, on Monday, March q, 1898, w,
f. Burch and Miss Margaret Hoar,
both Of Woodston, kas.
Clyde Bickford drew set of
china dishes by solving a rebus sent
out by the Lyon Coffee Company, he
getting the third prize.
Remember Mckay & Lowe make
farm loans at a straight rate of
interest, and you get all your money
when you make loan with them.
Mrs. e. d. Jordan and lighter
Mable moved back to McCook, Neb.,
Wednesday of this week. Mr.. Jor-
dan has secured a position in hotel
at that place.
Prof Mold has a face of most
wonderful possibilities. He is an elo-
cutionist of exceptional power and a
first class humorist. -Iopekd Demo-
crdt,
The -four made at the Stone Rol
Ter Mills 81 miles east of Marvin, is
the very best. All most all Of the
merchants of the county sell it. Give
it trial.
Horny Duncan was arrested Sat
urday and confined in the county
jail, charged with intoxcation. Pc
lice Judge Scott taxed his foe at 81
and costs, which were paid aud the
culprit dismissed
We have sold several thousanC
acres of land in the past year anC
still have an abundance for sale. Sc,
us before purchasing, as we hay,
some bargains left.
MCKAY & Lowe.
The Blssell and Everett farm
west of town were burned over yes
ferday by a prairie fire, started b.
sparks from an engine. Mr.. Evere
is especially unfortunate, as he lost
fine grove of young trees, the none,
value of which will be hard to com
pute.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-03-30
New line of carpets at Bckford's,

New line of carpets at Bckford's.
Read the Kahn Shoe and Cloth.
ing Cos new ad. in this paper
Finest line Of carpets in the city
at Bickfords.
Miss Newburn, Of 0berlin, is IN
the city visiting her friend Miss Nc
Neal.
Miss Ella Buckley, Of Colorado
Springs, is in the city visiting the
family of e. B. Sewell.
For summer pasture for cattle
and horses apply to j. Smyth, Big
Bend, Kas.
Mr.. Hopson, who was injured
! last week as told by the HERALD, is
able to get around again.
-Duvall & Son supply to their
customers the best of meats of all
kinds. Give them a trial.
| H. b. Abbott has just received a
car load of wagons and can fit out
any one in need OF one.
The Kahn Shoe and Clothing Co.
gives ball and bat with every boy
and child suit.
The George-Allen Marble Co
Worksat Smith Centre, Mankato anc
Norton, Kan. Main Office at Smith
Center, Kan.
Two car loads of corn were
shipped direct from this point to the
lofty of Mexico Saturday, and ten cars
more will follow.
-Maxson & Mellen have just re
celved fine line of crockery, queens
ware, glassware and lamps. Stol
in and get their prices.
DR.. Truesdale add daughter, Mis-
Neva, were in the city yesterda.
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Wal
lace.
DO you lack faith and low
health. Let us establish your faitI
> and restore your health with Dewitt
Sarsaparilla. Fisher q Go.
MIR. Bowers of Indiana, has Ic
, Gated in the city and is occupying tn
first house west of James Woods res
idence.
, Piles can be cured, piles will b
cured, piles are cured with Dewitt
Witch Hazel Salve. An exceller
=, remedy for all skin diseases.
A lot of rubbish burning west {
, town yesterday filled the school hous
e so full of smoke that the chlldre
, were given an unexpected holiday
9 The Dinner House is TO be eT
T. larged by a 20 room addition, in ordc
e to accommodate the Worlds Fa
travel.
3 H. A. Harmon lost some kniv'
d at the NJ. W. A. supper and would |
t. pleased if the party having thel
Y. would leave them at his store,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-03-30

For rent: A good dwelling house,
with pasture, three miles east of town
Good water and stable; known as the
Hough farm, Apply to l. S. Moore.
Stone is beng unloaded on the
lots west of the First National Bank
for the foundation of the new Christ
ian church.
Prof. Mold captured the 1000
teachers of the State Association,
with his wonderful Evolutionary pow
ers. He was called back again and
again, Topeka Capital, 1891.
The cheapest insurance you can
get that is solid is the Farmers ALI
ance. Call at the Office of Mckay &
Lowe and get one of those beautiful
policies that makes the farmer safe
-Leebrick Bros will sell fine lot
of horses at their farm 81 miles north
east Of Long Island, on Wednesday
April 9Th. For full particulars see
posters.
f. S. Brong, formerly editor of
the Democrat of this place, has gone
to Lucerne, Mo-, where he will again
engage in newspaper work The
HERALD wishes him unbounded sue
cess in his work.
-PoULTRY WANTED am now pre-
pared to pay the highest market price
for chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese
and eggs. Want all l can get Will
pay cash, j. ID. CoUCH.
East side public square.
Judge Bertram will be here to-
night to hear arguments in chambers
in case wherein the Traders Bank
is plaintiff and Horace Moulton and
the First National Bank is defend
ants. All parties interested live at
Klrwin.
Bad complexion indicates an I'M
healthy state of the system. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers are pills that will
correct this condition. They act or
the liver, they act on the stomach
they act on the bowels.
-Teeter & DAVIS have secured tbs
services of Miss Matte Benson, who
is an expert mllliner, having beer
head trimmer in one of the largest
millinery establishments of the west
Ladies in want of fashionable MILL
merry are invited to call.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-03-30

AT the Methodist conference at
Belleville last week the following an
nouncement was made as to the To-
cation of ministers: Downs, E. A.
Fleisher; Kirwin, +. d. Funk; Lo-
gan, A. f. Cumbow; Stockton, j. p.
Allen; Munden, NJ j. Bailey; Ellis
worth, A. d. Beckhart; McCracken, 1.
S. Hall; Goodland, e. Goodrich;
Phllipsburg circuit, j. H. Huff; Mil
tonvale, j. H, Laird; Phillipsburg to.
be supplied.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-03-30
New Houses.

Improvements of all kinds are be-
ing made IN every part of the city and
county. The HERALD notices new
houses and barns being put up by the
following persons: j, 7. Levin, Mrs.
S. A. Fogleman, NJ. f. Church, Il. M.
Canada, w, H. McIlvain, Mrs. Bette
Brown, W. SPECIAL, B. Jupe, John
Gebhart, j. H. Hempler, James Car
man, Henry Churchill and A. A. Bald
win.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-03-30
THE HERALD.
p HILLIPSBURG, KANSAS
Niger head coal at
Smiths.

~
Smiths.
Carpets at Bickford's
PLANT potatoes tomorrow
Call on Bickford for carpets.
Buy your musical instruments at
Harmon's.
Go to Don Carlos & Handy for
farm loans.
-Cy Heath is putting neat fence
around his residence.
Choice Early Ohio seed potatoes
at Gebhart's.
Read the Kahn Shoe and Cloth
ing Co.'S new ad in this paper.
Prairie fires nightly light up the
horizon In all directions,
The Topeka Advocate and THE
HERALD for $1.75 per year
See Don Carlos a. Handy for bar.
gains in farms and town property.
The Dinner House yard has been
improved by the planting OF trees
No. !, Cannon City coal, ST OF
per ton, at NJ Beckley's elevator
Read the Kahn Shoe and Cloth
ing Cos lew adj, in this paper.
--Maxson & Mellon have dissolved
D. S. Maxson will continue the bust
ness.
Piles Of people have piles, bu
DaWtt's Witch Hazel Salve will cur
them. Fisher & Go.
William McIIvan has purchase
a lot south of e. B. SewelPs resldenc
and will build house this fall.
The very best grades of paint
and oils, cheaper than the cheapes
at Harmon's drug store.
%. w. Bckford has placed a ne'
awning IN front Of his store, and ais
painting his house.
Frank Mckay is arranging t
move his tenement house to the mort
part of town
-Maxson's e. Mellen's is headqua
tiers for groceries. Best stock an
lowest prices in the city.
f. E. Nipps, who is well know
in this city has been elected one {
the officers of the B. o. e. of Topek
Remember William Bissell ht
money to loan on good farm prof.
erty. payable in lowfUl money of II
United States No gold bug in it.
-FoR SALE Several hair switche
Can match any color. Call or SCI
sample of hair. Will sell at COS
Mrs. William Douglass, box 3l8, cit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Austin, AMy tSppciaD The senate
has been gradually working itself w in-
to the attitude aud appearance Of Il
court II has had It's Prosecution and
defense, It's attorneys for the state aud
Tor the respondent, its arguments uo
and con, but 1t has been lacking In wit
ucsscs The argument Of the dcmurrrrs
IN the Impeachment trial being concluded.
however witnesses We're Ia order and
the list for the prosecution was called
ScrgcnHt-nt-Arns Allen and Assist
ant Pace have takOn great pride In
the erection Ut their high court and no
technical details has been overlooked,
but at the question Of witnesses they
were confronted with the problem Of
producing witness stand. SECRETARY
Kennedy was jahhing the names Of the
witnesses, even then, into the ambient
Nunosphere, and where was the witness
standf
For d moment they were nonpusscd,
but uuly for u moment,
Out into the corridor they rushed.
aud returning, brought with thcm an m-
verified dry goods box In which an la.
dustrious Ethiopian had been plying the
aNocau0u of shining shoes Two ole
waited pedcstuls were attached, Oh which
his patrons were accustomed 10 plant
their feet while he transformed their
mudhoOks Into glistcning pncasemcnts
for prlNl eNtremitles
Vuls boothlacking establishment was
luggcd to the head Of the ccutrr aisle. a
chair was planted on it aud when the
first witness was called. he climbed mn
into that chnir and sat with his shoes
repdy 10 be shinod while he gave his
TESTIMONY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

The senate met at 2:3O y. m,
senator Shclhumc called mp the house
hill TO give uuOthcr term to the district
court of Harris county aud II was passed
under suspension Of the uilns.
ON motion ot senator Steele house hll
10 validate the Incorporation uf towns
aud villages for free school purposes was
taken up, but pending discussion the SEN
ate was resolved Into a court 0t impench-
ucnt,
senator NonLum moved that the wit
ncsscs be placed under the rule aud that
they be kept hear enough TO Ice had when
wanted, Adopted,
Judge Baylor of the laud office was put
on the stand. lie testified that he was
examining clerk In the land office Some
tine In Ianunry he had conversation
with the commissioner about the sale Of
some school lands In Liberty county
The commissioner said some school lands
had been sold In Harris aud lihcrly
county, The land In Liberty county was
sold ;hrcc weeks before he knew any
thing about IT, The land in Harris ,oun,
~ was not strictly detached, but that he
was responsible for thcm and would let
lie sales stand He 1.-The commissioner
afterwards said he would cancel the
sales In lAbcrly county lscvcntpcn sur
yeysl which were clearly illegal TN the
ncss's desk ana sub he had decided not
Ia cancel the sale, MS nobody was max
ing u fuss about II except some land
sharks Ia Austin, The commissioner
told witness that these lands were sold
as detached sections and they were not,
and therefore the sales would be can
coled; did not think the sales had been
cancelled. The conversation with the
commissioner on Sunday about the anles
OF school land In Hnrris and Liberty
was two or three weeks after the leeis-
laturo met. Does not know whit the
nY la .snMtfataataussss
Liberty couuty. hnt as to an lands %
was that only Isolated and detached
sections were for snln TO others than
actual settlers. Tho only explanation the
| commissioner made 0t these sales In
| Liberty county was that tl.ey were mndr
without his consent. Witness l. law.
yer aud the commissioner often consulted
with him but not about these snlrs.
troas,e Ntnlined--M Witness had heard
that these sales had hcen made when
he spoke TO the commissioner about them
There was no secret about thcsc land
matters, In his opinion the commissioner
! cunld rancel the snles, aud u the lands
| wcrc not Isolated they Were void Had
| heard that Mr., Scharhc Nj Dulhcld aud
| Mr.. Glllospie, who were relatives az
| clerks In the school land department had
made purchases Of school lands. The chlu.
| missioner did tell ldm that tho snla 10
Mr.. Dunield was legal, as Is WIS IN
isioatcd detached section. Thu reason
| the commissioner gave for not cancelius
| the sides In liberty county was because
| the crowd OF laud sharks ~ Austin want.
81 Il done and they had been after him
Teen talking together about thu sales and
hsr,d it would be- good idea tn ask
/ the commissioner about them
| T. \. ROCHE
first assistant clerk Of the land Office.
WAS called by the defense, lie renen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Austin. Tex. May Special 1.-The
houM met with Speaker Cochran and a
quorum present,
Prayer by Chaplain Pennington.
The general appropriation bong the
pending business Mr., Feagan called M
the motion To reconsider the vote hv
which tie amendment TO strike ont tho
appropriation Of $500, claim OF l.. SEEKER
for services allowed as Quprtcrmastcr,
was tabled.
The amendment WAS rcconsidered and
the ITEM was struck out OF the appro.
prlution.
Ry Mir Brerding-An nmcndment m.
prcpriaiing $4,000 for fencing and M.
proy,ng the Sen lacinto battlefield and
purchasing additional grounds.
ky Mr.. hall-Making Che amount
hoth amendments proposed Nere
promptly voted down and the bill nass,,i
Aier seVerd weeks If more or l,ss
weary consideration; yeas ~. noes 4
TIE latter being Messrs. Hall, Bnrleson,
Gam, Sgcke. Griffin. Hawkins and lloyd'
Mr. hrown presented a hin re1ulrlnr
~ moneys payable To the state land
olhee 90 he paid into the state measure
MD ahollshing Tie oihce OF r,,calycr Il,
uie land Office, ~
hnl relieving injured taxpayers of East.
lhhn county from taxes for lS,lS GA 40.
'vonl oi the Cise0 cyclone was On,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
FINANCIAL,


New York. May The bears We're
uguiii Ia control ut the stock exchange
and succeeded IN bringing about fur
ther material decline ia prices. For some
stocks opening quotations were II to |
per cent above closing figures last night
chiefly in consequence of receipt of buy
ing orders from London, hut IL reaction
set in aud four times as great depression
prevailed IN some instances and quota
tions were the lowest touched in many
mouths. The drop brought out long
stocks Lold by the timid and financially
weak operators. Selling for short ne
count WITS also heavy and the outstand-
lug short interest Is now heavier than
for Il long time. During the afternoon
a steh'iicr tone prevailed and all through
fluctuations were frequent The tendency
in the main was upward The close
was steady.
Railway bonds heavy.
Government bonds steady.
State bonds duh
Bar silver 81 Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
BUSINESS.

New York. May a.-Tba sn, ,.,.n
in the organization Of the loaIhar " ,s'..
composed OF lraling dealers Of MI. ., ,ihsss
IN New York, Boston ana otbcr , attn,
and also iu.ludlug owners Of ARK @ ,.'a
nsir,iei II ths country. witch Il 10 ~,
nany u s NV onltsd States Leather com.
expected that Statement ~ 1ut' ~ Is
nnanoes vi he made pnbBc w., ,p arnsi :
u was said yesterday That ttr e som,
hany mas capital Of SiGh ooo ~, rnla
Np.opo,~0 nreterred Sja. 90 ,sg ~ IA,
W., v wv Sln0n,oOO Ia del,entnre lends
s, cent '' S"Ser,, " .ng trade are very rcii.
irust IS noi completely ores .l'' NC
ina. u u + orsanizcd at aii ', ,rorl. , any
pc done this week, IN tbe o, gotN WIZ
j. Vas said hat tic trust was s' o,,.,d asn9
spd AZ, 4 iiesaer Of J. Madiuer ' ~
I "' "s nAae purchase from a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
SPORTING.


Taylor, Tex, May 2.-(Special.) Tho
summary of the first days races at the
rsce track of the williamson county
Livestock and Fair association is as fol-
lows;
First heat. pacing-T, n. p first.
Bright Hope second, Clay Jax third.
Iimr 2a}4
Sencond heat-T. n. z. first Bright
Hope second. Time 2.33.
Third heat-Clay LAX first. r. n. 4.
second, Bright Hope distuuced. Time
2:2S 10
Fourth heat-Clay Jux first, #. n.
p. Second. Time 30.
Fifth heat-Clay Jax first, II. n. T..
second. Time 2:31.
Second race, one-balf mile-Diamond
won, Brown Bird second, all bets de-
clared OF on account Of pulling.
Third race. One-half mile dash--Brown
Bird won. Time 81 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

In the afternoon session Of the house
Mr.. Erskine for the committee sent up
fayoruhe report on house bill requif.
ing all moneys payable 10 die state land
office 10 be paid directly 70 The state
treasurer aud 9bolishing the receiver Of
tie Office.
Mr.. Graham called up house blu Go
amending the stock inspection law 81
As to add Burnet and some other coun-
tics
The bill passed
Mr.. Breedng In the chair
Mr.. Calhoun got the honse 10 pass
bis bill requiring county records OF
Spanish land tlues translated into
English.
Mr.. Rogers Of Anderson called IN
senate bin prohibiting the employment
Of Pinkcrton detectives IN this state.
II was postponed till TOMORROW.
Mr.. Talbot gained consideration of his
bill to prevent fictitious considerations
or watering stock: but the house knock
ed II in the head by striking out the
enacting clause.
After some minor business the house
adjourned hll o o'clock "Wednesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
PERSONAL.

here. ''"' VI sunset IS
q. 9, Mitchell came over from Eron
to Sunset i''"' IMP
j. w. fcntes, a leading business man
Ut Mansfield, was here yesterlav maui
1,' w''otei Norwood a merchant of II m
goods. o"Nlhs Dlil OF
DIR. 4 y. Thompson has returnod er,,.
month. VI "pouts one
Mr.. sam ]. Hunter left last nigbt sor
,,,hl"so, &? see III, great Worlds Calm
ban exposition N"luul-
w. y. Craddock. n nonp,or tr,ro,,,,
to Eddy, n VI. ''''i "Trip
M 2. Goodiug a popular drucgist 80
wichita Falls was among the hsw, a., ~
rivals yesterday. ''e new ar
captain Tom Roper. prominant l1i,,
aul f9lnt nerlptnt, was IN rba r;f,.
'u"l, purchasing bill OF goods
aleify Fnrman, formerly propin. !,
aver OF this city, but lately OF Dow
n, v, 13lo' Is here and will locate per-
c Mss Mable Murray left last evening
lot tef home IN Huntsville. aftor n th,.,'s,
MeeS visit with her aunt, Airs. swim,
on Penn avenue. "rn''i'
j. W, TOmlinson of Mullen. Miss ,n,,.
II N me Guy on a visit Ia his brotbar!s
e. e., /. and ; A. Tomlinson. He rnrar,.,
~ f' t,is a. .., m,d good business in his pirt
foI Or No AL Mrs, AIcBec left last night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
MEDICAL CONVENE


Galveston, Tex, Muy a-ls9ail
dom, II ever. was there nan II
asscmhlage gathered tOgethe d
hundred or more physicians N
Harmony hnh Ut II O'Clock iodu u
act the business Of the tSenVsa|
convention Of the state Medical ~
As the physicians entered N a
registered aud were Furnished VI |
and credentials which VIII ea1t
all the benefits and hospltallue II
during their stay.
Promptly at IL O'Clock ~ hill
OF the committee on arrangein'i
the meeting TO order. Rev. Wlliii
invoked the blessings Of Almigil 4
the members OF the dissertation ]
well MS those absent, and that ~
atiOns might be beneficial 10 100
kind IN general.
Al the close OF Dr. SCOTS 4
Mayor Fulton IN hehalf OF I've ~
association a hearty recepnol Y y
tallles ana .eApfessw we VIZ, Il
meeting In this city would ne NY 4
us he knew IL would be Of 500 y
At the conclusion Of Tue MAYER
DR., George II. Lee, on belAn q y
Ion Medicnn society aud thf w
sr1Gra,' eSlcnued q heS " WIN n,l..,
VII .iiyseil iei, ,i.i ~, a. hsb,Y 4 n
w. ~ nav Sl' '.i,isi1, y" ,tserf ~ =
nvds, was '"'"'u"'''
i'S,e'l' n o.,a.ro ,,ssid.ut a 4
II, d. ~. osupI " NM ai5,.,.s 7
clatlu4, Itslnnueu 20 " ,s,,,T -
COME IA y peIl.neiii IVY "sfH
drew i,2rth emlhuslastlr hlp'A VA 4,
zoe 80 1 , w,,, M, made ID I
tee or arri9 is,,,,ii maui
Wnieh WIS Aholiru, .,,,al .na az
ny roi was tu''' '"''u -
sli ,,,,,o ,,,,,.. q, ,b, m,nut,. 4 N
,,,,'.,i.,., 'i,. Ian ,,.as dlsn.1.id I
n'g I',i W ,l'o,l" ~, " y wssi srn.st|
NJ ny Eepnfl o' 1T. y 'Hr were he
III, iitrehuins' . .ryssV "a spun,s|
n ,,,,,,ani " unu ,,nina,ion snd ifpf
Hh,.lcrs IuI eNtiiiinat''' ,nral stlHfI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Lexington, Ky, May. First race
Three and a fourth miles Sir Charles
won, Bore second, Tentecn third. Time,
Lob II.
Second rnce-Five and half furlongs.
Spell Bound won. Kentucky Lady sec
ond. Judge Caldwell third. Time.
1:Jl IL,
Third INce-One mile. Montroyia
won. Elizabeth second. Sallie H. third,
Time. los IA.
Fourth race--Half mile. Mary won,
Il. n. Ccdarbroo ! second, Lewcllyn
third Time. - IL.
Fifth nce-kour and huff furlongs
l.abelll won, Miss l. second, Cyrus
third Time. LOB
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
UNHoLY LOVE
Leads 10 a Fearful Tfas'a
Groom Kills His hl's'a
and Himself

london, May "a ffishl,~I
reported from GresfoFl ,-.,a,fi 4
Males Mrs. White, . f', ~. Z
place, had IN her service = se,,s d
Shcllard. He had been e wv X
day, and rturned yes'e1qsTi' rlI
his return he followed W y, I
Nor bed chamber, A pail',, n. n
Taylor in the service o. D.
was down stairs AZ ~
does not appear 70 nA ny NJ, 4
anything unusual uniil ii hs "a y.
tired from d pistol from y. ~, N
IN maid ran 10 the rooln sa,,
tress was and found pig ", " NJ 4
tion, Shellard held ' " "a 4
on the maid. presenicl n ,trslN
head. at the same unc
kill her. For some Ky. siol I
not Kill her. While s sass..lhf
he turned away. aud Y. irrsa.
Tered up Il prayer, iusl er.i
ran out 70 summon WIKI ~.
returned il was folnu p. ~
he throat Of his mis'r's 's.s ~ II
body on the bed. He w w ~ I
si.le of her and both N' ,t. ~
pears tho murder VIZ ..rl.rt
Jason between ne ny, w. VI
viriiIn The husband ',, X 2
4 Tow, councillor. i1'9lll-'
a suburb Of Hlanen,s,s ~ ,,.r.'l.
been in service o. ", ,l'.o ~
hogan between ne ~. '',,s,.l.t
the tragedy. a inr Z, N; n u ~
White took She'lapa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
THE GREAT FAIR.
THE DUKE vERAeuA BAN.
QUOTED BY PALMER.
Everything Was spanish-The Duke Made a
Speech and Spain and America
wOw Toasted.

Chicago. Ills. May president Pal
mer Of the Worlds Columbian commits
sion gave a banquet at the auditorium
tonight in honor of the Duke Neragua.
Diners met in the banquet room on the
parlor floor. The apartment was decor
ated in scarlet and yellow. the colors Gf
Spain. The entire affair was Castiliun
as far as possible Au the dishes Ia the
long dinner was such as the duke was
accustomed 10 having In his native coun-
try, and the menu card was printed In
Spanish from end to end. The usual
number of tOasts were made and the dis
coverer of Alnerica and his descendant
were especially houOred. The duke re-
sponded ia u speech which evoked much
applause. aud then the assembly drank
10 Spain and America" the Worlds
fair aud sundy other things.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Austin, TcS,, May (Speciall-u
accordance with hill passed by the lrgis-
utnrc and approved 10y the governor
March 10 Governor Ilogg today APP
pointed the required commission OF
live participants IN the battle ui Ciitkh-
naugl, of CHATTANOOGA, whose duty 1t
shall be- to cooperate with the national
commission Ia ascertnning aud mark
ing the positions held by the various
regiments aud divisions In that memoir
able engagement. The nppontccs are
u, @. Mills of COrsicanu. &. Il. l[ilgOrr
of Wills Point, O. l. BOwser Of Dallas,
Travis Henderson of Paris and j. T..
Douglns of 1Nler