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The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

ONE of the nephews of the king OF
Italy went to Monte Carlo and blew
in all his ready money and 10000
francs that he had deposited at
Rome. The king of Italy has in con-
sequence issued an order forbidding
any member of tho royal family to
go to Monte Carlo on pain of being
sent to military duty in Africa. The
warning was timely. 1t would not
require many such expenditures as
that made by this nephew before the
hangers on Of Humbert's family
would find it necessary to look for
work.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

ONE of the biggest firms oi coffin
manufacturers IN Chicago has made
ap assignment. II isn't often that
city can congratulate hersdf upon
the failure q an important business
enterprise. hnt this is an exception
90 the rule, It disproves those New
York lies about the impurity OF Chi
c8po's water.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

IT Is almost never that anyone can
be found with sufficient courage to
honestly defend fashion. But the
truth OF the matter is that fashion is
Just as much part of civilization as
is politeuess or scientific cooking, or
well-bouud books, or any other I'M
necessary but refined contrivance OF
sOciety
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

A Mar aged 10 has entered as a
student at PRINCETON, having all his
lifo been inrbued with desire to
have college education. and
legacy having OF last placed him in a
position TO obtain one. Such q CON
spmtng desire to q himself fer po-
sitiUn as waiter Or motorpap on u
streot car Is seldom enoountered.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

A WuKEsBAERs girl. whose recre-
ant lover failed 60 show up for the
wedding ceremony, has sued him Tor
the cost Of her trousseau and the
Wedding breakfast AS Wilhesbarre
sentiment gooS tho young man will
Probably get an injunction prevent
ing me girls use or dispositioh OF the
chattels pending trial
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27
I,urstinx ofa pnm,

The dam holding the water from lakes Ida
and Milton has given away and mighty
flood Is raging down the Long Prairie river,
Minnesota All the bridges west OF town sTe
washed out or stayed with ropes and nre i'm
passah,e- Much damage must result to
meadows adjoining the lakes and river. The
water has been unusually high ia all t.is
lakes near there. About 5000 acres of lake
and surface water must find al outct through
the one river. There will be lit,ic damage 10
mfIl property md residences.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

NJ. JULES SIMON declares that in
tellectual work is the secret of lon
gevity, and points to the French
academy in proof OF his statement
This goes to show that, though we
may have the dude with us always.
The supply is sure to be free from
senike specimens
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

A GERMAN scientist, Dr. Bauman,
sjaims to have discovered the source
Of tho Nile BE claims the waters
start in the highlands closely border
Ing on lake Tanganyika and contrib
dfe the flow of the Kagere or Ruvu-
su. II the learned doctor had dis
covered large cache of elephants
susks it would have paid him better.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

A MtsSEDyA court has awarded
tpe first wife Of Alfred johnson of
Chicago $4,000 alimony because the
sily Alfred divorced her and married
saaan without her being officially no.
sMed Mr.. johnson now has cause
To reflect on the wisdom OF the old
.dase about being of with the old
love before one il on with the new.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27
All Newspaper M.n Know Him.

NEW YORK, May l3th.-Thcre is very In
tcresting story connected with the 80 COL
umns of advertising in last SUNDAYS World
which, beating oil previous records, shows
the vitality and energy OF the advertising
manager, 5. g. Sea, who, about year ago,
wns given up as hopeless consumptive,
utterly unable to work As last resource,
the publisher of the Cincinnati Post told him
OF the discovery Of DR.. W. Il. Amick of that
city, md this remedy for consumption abso-
lutely cured him, as was proven by last Sun
days resNlt
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

The VOLTS den and surroundings
where General Israel Putnam exhib-
tied the daring that has sent his
name ringing down the ages are to be
converted into park and forever
kept sacred.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

SOMEBODY should remark close to
the good ear OF Willie Hnheuzollern
of Deutschland that absolutism is q
sure cure for the imperial bacillus, no
matter how badly it may afiiIct
country. When that young man
loses his present Job he will find
great difficulty In securing another.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

D.AA.ooNIsrs who have acquired a
habit OF tumbling rom the skies
ought 10 be made to reform. Some
day ono of them may fall upon q USE
full citizen.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

A convention of chiefs Of police was held
at Chicago last week. The adoption of the
BertiIlon system Of Identification was the
most important business. committee was
appointed to franc laws regarding the arrest
Of vAgfants. suspicious characters and pro-
fcesional thieves, the said lava to BE- uniform
Ins.beuse for tbs Upits1 etstes us4ss M
1eggll3pa sysyeya
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27
A new ukasc has been issued. e,

A new ukasc has been issued, expelling the
Jews from Asiatlc provinces OF the Russian
empire. The enforcement OF the ukase will
cause widespread suffering, as the decree in
cludes within its scope thousands Of Polish
refugees froui Shah Jcth AIS prosecutions.
who bsd entered Russian territory under a
guarantee that they would be protected in the
enjoyment OF religious freedom.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11
THE THEATER.
The MozarI Symphony Club Concert at Green.
wallis Opera House Last NIGHT.

IL was small audience, but an cn.
thuAuFtlc one which wns present at the
opert house last Light when the Mozart
symphony club maize its mitin bow 10
tue Foot Worth public IN program of
fouiruu numbers, each of which WINS
rrnurrod In a very pleasing uuuuer ii
DIS hihyult tu say which of the numbers
were me most pleasing uudmost elTect-
Nyly rendered
Miss Grlrc Milton sang her vocal so
los aH,Strniy uud With much expression
ana Tor each of her numbers the audience.
demanded au encore. The second mart
oi the program WIS devoted almost on.
urtN 10 solo numbers the irst aud soy.
enth ones alone being ensemble music.
~ these solos it is difficult To speak
iully OF one and DO Justice 10 AN 'The
Two most pleasing wore probably fhe
Hntaae AZ Night grand dt6sU for
Viola ii Amour SOLO and Viola da Coul,n
solo, uTnugcd hy Stoelzer aud rep,lnred
ny Messrs Richard Stoclfer and Mario
blodeck. The concert fnntasIe cornef
solo, arranged los Hoch and rendered IL
MN was another very difficult soln nu,,,.
her hnt ono which was almost fnulflas.
in execution, lie showed himself aster
OF TIE cornet To sum up. There nroh.
nply never has been a concert ,siven Nv
Ahl musical organization la this bn,tsg
thol was inore deserving of pptropnps
or thht was composed of more thol4u,l'l,,
competent artists, SHY
me u'Nt attraction viii be the "E,ip
hrhei with bright Fannie Gillettp in ths
sltle fole, which will be made known
nrAilay ana Tuesday evenings. witb
lNesday maunea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11
THE CITY RECORD.
q Pathetic Story of Alleged
Outrageous Assault.
THE DlSTILLERY DESIGNS ARE
Here and Work viii Begin as Soon as the
Title 10 the Land is Cloar Mat
iers Of Local Interest, Major
and Minor
ALLEGED RIPE.


Yesterday afternoon about . o'cock a
woman who gave her name as Mrs.
Emma Carrier alleges she was crlmi.
nnlly assaulted by man whom she DE.
scribed with accuracy
About y o'clock she was escorted 10
the city marshuis office by Sanitary OF.
iiccr McMichnel, aud there told This
story:
Thursday evening. by the uorth.bouud
Santa Re. she came here from Clcburue.
whore she had been working as 90 ser.
ydut. She stayed at hotel near the
Union depot that night aud yesterday
morning she went back t1 the Union
depot About dinner time she wandered
up to the court house looking for the
mayor. There she met a man whom
she described as low iuNuturo, Wudy
hair aud red mOustuchr aud described,
in general way, the clothing worn 10y
the man. This man. tO whom she COM
muuicutpd the object of her crrund,
told her ho would not only take her
10 The mayor, but would provide a place
for her 10 stay while She WAS trying
through town ON the East side aud
cross ID The railway tracks 10y the Seven.
tprulh street crossing, going Goo thc hpl.
low beyond the Texas aud Pacific stock.
yards. There the assault was muuu,
or attempted 90 be- made, iof
N'I Hl'llin NNI9 Nll lNt WHY lINNl lNf
assertion d. accomplished the object
of the assault TO the assertion she suc
coselully fought him oil, USING rock
with which she beat him llr threw her
down. bul she screamed and struggled,
her cries calling the attention of man.
the officers suid was named BntoH; Who
coming to her aid, her shWiluut was
frightened away aud fled Mr. Butcs
escorted her back tp the Union depot
and informed the police
The woman i- not fair 10 guzp upon
and is not overly bright boo intelligence.
Later boo the day officer McGruly AR.
rested % man who closely answered the
description of the alleged upisf. aud
hr wus with some hesitation. Identified
by thc wpmuu Tho prisoner mudr 20
very good showing for himself so fur
as his credentials gp; hus B. of
l.. IT, card, and iu view ul tho uusuii-
factory identification that thr woman
give it is Doomed undyiublr tD give
Ibis uumc. Ne cluimcd Dec could noe
count for every hour uf the afternoon
aud prove positively hr could mot bee
the muu.
After uu examination 10y the county
attorney hp declined Gao hold thu prisoner.
aud hu WIS discharged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11
HAWAlpS COMMISSIONERS
ARE TOLD THAT HARRISON WILL
SEE THEM,
Which Means They Say Thai Ne Is Favorable
10 Their Cause LIluokalani and the
Princess Will Be Pensionod.

"A. tt ISL IA Nt..l, y......,I a.,
q, w INNS '.' ,o'', .',r.,, p.nt 4 iiirnl,i,ui
Wv my 4" ~ r..'t.. .,,I ,,i,I,i,.'.. ,Ij
~ ,,' ,,,..,,t az in,I.p,,,ty Az, fbr
''.t,'.J 800 ,,,, L, .,ii ,yIrl. tIia
,...''..,,',,,..,, h., an. Won't ,i Ia. astlInr,,
"n ~ ,ti t.,,ttt.,.. ma,
,n4IEr oI ln' ,-l"l',lh W', u'u"i,', ,,,
Nu' ,"' M'' 'uu '"' 'l',"N ,.lI An" ~,
,.'., w.. r.,,,r,i, han. i,r
pl'' 'n,"l "'','' ,"' ,..t,'., E
uuH w. ''it NV" va ',,,,.,,
HWE, ~" "t'P'''' IVY 9.", "'. -
NJ ". ih"''' OBJ 'h, '""'"'l VIZ, ~,
'hI ,ll 'h' U''"ut '''I''' "u'.' I'. ,'
u''Il| Nh "uur H' P'N ,'b'I ,'l''. ''
'"'a.'l NHH ',W N'u"h "I .H'n''',' ''''
ems ~ 'sWhlHuluE ~ prn''.,"'h'' ''''
ll' li'"NI1h I.'WINH ~ VIZ" "' lI'
li'l ih' next steamer rnlUf sun fNh-
,i''" l"l lluu"INlu iN -'N'N'''N i"I N''
day, the lilh ml IT, n n"i believed amy
DEFINITE u'il"n WIZ hr hhru approving
or ulNhlfnNlhE AuuiHl'f stevens U'
ton uuil the uuN before the departure
ot thIJ steamer Tor tlr Islands
Tonight the commissioners ARE hopeful
II mot confident thpt tomorrow will suc
% practical li not formal conclusion ui
thulr llbur7 This afternoon Secretary
lustur held % conference with commits
suuvrH U lhp state department. which
luH'rd until ~ O'Clock. lu M" course of
proceedings the commissioners were Boo.
meet Ihrw tomorrow This announce
muuf ul course. gave them great pleas
urr, us DO marked thu determination uf
the admins tu recognize tEpm
officially and tu enter uuJu furuul urgu.
tiltiuus regarding the unirrt of their
mission
Mr. Castle one OF the commissioners
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11

shortly become a law lie says there is
no opposition to It,
SLAUGHTER HOUSES
" IL likely. in view of ihe rc'ion OF
the city council last night. that th" or
dinancc adopted few months ngH roo
vidiug Tor the removal of gll slaughter
houses from the city limits, 10 take ei-
feet March J. viii be- repealed before ~
goes into operation.
ROBBED
A young man, whose name could Lct
be- learned, was robbed iu East Waco
last night on the south bound Texas Gene
trail train shortly prior 90 us pulling
ont.
Two crooks succeeded Ia getting $50
from the Traveller and the latter secured
The right hand side whole front rt q
black doubp-brcnstod over cont, worn
by one of the robbers
ATTEMPT AT BtRGLAltH.
An attempt was made Tuesday night
10 burglnrize iludsou's bank iu lorri'r
but the robbers broke into the adjoining
store through mistake and were iri"ut-
enod away bv two Young men who were
sleeping in the buildinR
a DAMAGE SUIT.
The city of Waco Is made defendant
100 % damage -uit for $1,000 hled iu Tive
district court this afternoon by chris
Nelson. through bis attorneys, Mess's.
Flint. Downs & Flint the pluiutin alleges
TINT he had nm encounter with one oscar
Meyers. May -. 1902. aud iu tcpuluu
back a. avoid "a cross counter from
Meyers. he put his foot in hole ln th"
sidewalk npgligputly allowed hv the giy
to rfuuiu boz dJt grrous condition, uud
fractured Lis ankle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11
THE ECONOMIES
Fall Out Among Themselves and tho state OF
Pennsylvania Proposes 10 Take an
They Have Saved.

putshurg, Pa, Fob. 10. \ hin I'm
equity was filed In Bruvtr to-day Ina ht-
half ut Benjamin l'ru,Lt aud others of
tho Economic society ugdirst President
lolu hNss Und trustees of the society,
PRAYING iur the appnUtmrul of ID receiver
tu wind MP tho affairs Of thr cummuliA.
Petitioners nlcuc gross acknowledgements
of the sncitrN's funds by defendants.
also that hU,s has brought discrndit on
the sucirty by attempting Co teach tho
doctrines ot the false Christ Prince
Michael OF Detroit, who Us uuW uupus-
oucd for criWv and of Or Cyrus Trod.
the we'll known "ucr love" advocate OF
Chicago n rs assorted nusa hy mis-.
management had depleted thr sncirty's
formerly plpthurig trpnsury until NOW m-
srvnd ul over 80 OOOUOO 10 contains lp.4
thuu S2.OOuOUO Au afternoon ptprr g.
authority tur the statement tlp common.
wealth ui PENNSYLVANIA hvs entered
LEGAL hnttlc for thc uu-,psst0u of the
immcusp wealth off the Economic socie-
N The mattpr Is nav I'M tie hands NJ
state ATTORNEY General hrusrl, and win
hr prosecuted hy the ahlest legal tUlmt
off the Allegheny nnd Beaver county
hnrs Proceedings VIII hn instituted lt
once and win Zoo FAR reaching iu result.
N successful q VIII involve Che absolute
surrender OF nll property ot the EcOuo.
tnito society aud Us gOnhsCtiuu los tln
stntc. III Win be- @ proceeding in cschcat
bq4pd ON the established precedent of
ruiupnt legal authority and the art Of tho
assembly forhidd.ug vnudUct ot snClvtic~
whose principles are M variance with
public custom and against Inc spirit of
ihe constitution,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11

AZ Tlj last nigh, tuc fine Residence of
Dr Frank NJ MuIluua, uurthuust cor
uvr of Lamar aud Thirteenth streets,
was totally destroyed by fire that ymrht
ut the hors part of the house, or iu the
stuhlrNh iph was close to the house. from
some unknown cmsp The house was
finely furnished. and the loas pntuilrd
is at lrnu $4,000. with $500 insurance
ON the house aud a.. contents iu the
FOsdicll aud l'uruW agencies. The
family was absent, Mrs. Mullcus aud
child having gone ou % visit to hrr par.
puiH, aud Dr Mullcus was ut thc Fourth
ward primary, leaving mo- one about the
premises hut the negro stable hoy lie
hrd NO idea ut the orlgin of the tire, the
bguar bolug thoroughly uhlazc whom hr
discovered the nnnos.
About 10 u'plorr 'r, broke ont AMIN I'm
the ruins of Dr. Mullms, the department.
was the second time called ont ana the
inmes quickly uNtngulshcd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11
ArMn0n NIOLETr n nd.

New Orenus, I.o.. Feb 10 Especially
Atwood Violet 4 CO., say:
Futures We are neither prophets nor
sous az prophets bnt ut fhc sunc time
whit we have been predicting he sIiuurr
would DO m taking advantage of the
situation has mosi decidedly been realized
durug the past ltW days, aud tl'a 4eviiuc
OF Is on spots and Goa oH iUturos today
is result uf continued STAYING out al
the murkpt hy the consumers ther gs
we'll as aputhy among American spin
ners We are not nntagoniaing ihc spin
noF hy our f,VQucnt mention ot hlm
because we would doubtless 90 the Sumo
uudcf similar circumstances, ana aut
for him We would have to spin 0t oar own
hun,cs as the wives of our fore fathers
di1
car exchange reports 10000 halcs
less IA sight this week than last year.
or total siucr Jan l3 of lsdUn bales
azalnst our estimate Ot &,0,Wn h0les
Tor the four weeks ending today, which
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11
AGREAT GRAIN BILL,
Minnesota 10 Erect Mammoth Elevator For
Her Farmers Roads Must
load Grain Free

ST. Paul Mimi, Fob. 10. Ono Of the
most Important bills of the session was
Introduced Ia both houses today orrutiuy
grain hoard of seven mcuhcrs hy whom
twenty miliou-huskel elevators Shalt be-
erected in Duluth aud five million lu ST.
Paul, besides numerous warehouses m
which turmCrs may store whout without
having u mixed with othor' grain. II Is
prAYlded that the board shall ia the rutr
OF charges for all services Connected with
storing grain aud railrOddst win load grain
true of cost a. shippers when offered Ia
sacks. The annual expenditure Is Ia come
FROM q grain fund made up by q tax on
ton Of grain and from charges for storage
aud inspection.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11
nrNS RErnRr.

New York, Fob 10. Duus weekly rc-
WOW of tuly says.
Two Important events, the drfout of
mI.silNrr legislation iu thu senate aud
house anal ,lu concerted deposit OF gold
hy New tur, banks BOO Tine treasury Poe
exchange for legal tenders have had
directly opposite hul powerful nlluvuc,
unnu tlr markets, and 10 rs yct too early
tn determine what the Not results may
Doc.
40 aIl points in the South trade is
upucrNuIy improving and ut New Or.
leans prospects are bright, though cotton
is lull and sugar quiet
Speculative markets. have been quito
irregular The uuti-uptluu bill still
alarms some. while tht vote Va the house
Lends other, tp believe II viii not pus-.
FORK products show rrwltcr strength
and have nl' her advanced, supplies ol
hogs being very small.
Coffee has been strong, advancing %
quarter
On moderate snlos of wheat the price
has advanced 10. Western receipts
are being retarded by sturms while At
nntlv export, of wheat ARE 100000 bush
els, hut there Is nothing Co Indicate ,hr
uuaold surplus at the rud ot thc year
VIII hc small,
Cotton dpclucd $40 uu sulcs of 200 b
600 hulps, for while IA important change
appears iu exports or receipts the uuutiu-
uul pnssurp of enormous usull stocks
here nud abroad h. Irlt
Never has There bevu q more phvuoWi
mllN satisfactory season for ttNti,u muN.
uWcUUprs ul dry goods. Cotton goods
hr;n especially piats, thnu-h q cur ls
seen 300 glughoms, hut most mills sold
months ahead
Sulcs u wool ut the three chief mnr
hrts show lguirE Hast yrur m increase
ul ~ per cent.
The ouJp, of pix iron Tor February
rs Itl,Idl tons. against ltAuON last
month ud nlsuld stocks are reduced
1891 TOMS Sllvs ut W,uIN toms ot uils
are noted with one large order tur Cuba,
but plate aud bar lluu ls WouA,
Tho consumption of copper rs iucreas-
ing and the demand steady
Exports are improving little, but the
Outgo ut Sl,uOOOOo of gold this week rs
dangerous TO balances, IL the truul.
tive actions OF the STRONG banks du not
vhepk tlo movement, further measures
10y thr clearing house are contemplated
Cor the prevention of % disturbance.
The treasury has NOT been lpsig gold.
aud the sOnndest men feel thC TREASURY
end banks operating Va harmony should
hc uhDuduutly able 90 meet thp difficult
Ties until the Now administration makes
known lbs policy
BUSINESS failures during The last seven
week duys number 2iiU compared with
3l last week, corresponding week last
year. 2iU.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11

bales last year, or decrease of 1.OSI-
Eii bales.
Total todngs of American mills north
and south and Canada thus far for the
season have been i.GgIGOO bales. against
2,luD,22l bales last year. these include
L@SIOl1 hnles by Northern spinnerS,
against l,GOS. $50 halpa
Stocks no sen port cities aud the
tw"uty-uho leading Southern interior
reuters decreased during the cores
pouding period last year of 23.S9I bales
and are now jILSlj hulos smaller than
This lutc in 1872.
Including stocks left over az ports
and interior towns from last crop and
the number of bale. brought into SIGHT
thus far OF the new crop the supply to
date ia 6ulS1l2 bales, umnsf 100
~ huies for the same period lust year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS

PICIiWlCk
" Y. johnson. Mlnco, a Ssii
rIirl.nsnw Natinu. LuN" ttIagil
civ. Ind: II, 10. CONVENE. 80 y
NrH,v ChIcugo: 49, D. Fil"'r.a.. G,
~ Al. stewart. Atc1is'1 sj.e "a
gar,.g,p Austiu. :. g. i..rl.h
V"rl, NJ Blodech, MoAnI, ',,r CA
NJ. r-n.n Niogari SYM tv l.
igr.ri6snr Mozart sylapus" Is
NltL"il AlDaur Sympl.,Iiarb. VI
tS.,i,'tn NfoyHrt Syniph0AS, nj NJ
I'M ~" Si"zaff SYMPHONY l"N.a
l l '' Si.'9erf symphonl si
S1,rrv Wiriita Falls; 0,0,5 ~ !
N ...u t,Er., l.. I.ovcioy ~ IA 4
SvI,,heh "a Louis j. ,5 81
wife. brady, Tex. l"1iinl s q u ~
". NJ Kidd. Quincy ~ BGiigi
Evansville lud ~ csnMrg I
Bend. md; NJ. Nis''r cnaia
Cotter california, " psllss,
bur.y. J. II. CFaWtofd b nj
field baltimore. Md 9tSG,ae. n.
ieue. Henry SRylcs, Apg.t,,' NJ
III Galveston: q, v ~ C
Nm Uorren. Amarillo is,iers az
bor,. William Green Crsg
Steiic ~. Louis; j. HmI
Civ Io. ". r. Gurus, CIV
Il Si'icum Denver. Lo'oi, Mp
n o,iis Mrs. W = s ollu J.
Siiss iI'ii a south. ruulia9l,t I
'l'ss ~ ,rfs 81 IL. NC, 70
t I,tns' uI'Iiehtower pail,Ns.
lanJ Memphis. Con urtk * "A
wankac. ~ ~ Reel rrlii
I,r wan sweetwater; Js Yd
civ Ashen or. Green B. r. rsPs Z &
Geo Il. Moore. Mobei ,i,.slo1 (
Nm e York "a cohen' O. NJ
HAYNES. calvert y III
Harry Flood Waco y rI-
t'riesns 4. ~ McHe2' arsd
l.. nj Huntingdon A9s4Fs ~
onsnhh; X. Taynap, " SiaSt
Isronhs New yorb q ffssfq
Ynrl,.' NJ :. DANis ~ VIZ
Veale. Anarill9i A
]. NJ. May. Waco ~. Geq
i, !, i'iq N > :, c.i.g, Moses
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11
Give Them a
Trial

Give Oh. PRICES DELICIOUS Fla.
vOaIRc EXTRACTS a trial. and il
they please you, recommend
them 20 your neighbori II not,
return them and have your
money refunded. y No fears
Of your not being satisfied, as
their perfect purity and excel
lent quality are so decided,
Nice delicaeies are never
spoiled by thdr use. as they
impars the sweet and natural
fruit llayoTN
DIR. PrieSs Vanilla, Lemon
and Orange can nc, be
equaled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11
TIIE IIOILSE

In general the discussion of the Am.
nual pension appropriation hin is usu-
nlly pro. iurmu proceeding II WAS
supposed. however when the pension
OIL Cnur mp In the huuHp today there
, would be- break In the dun routine,
but thcV was not
Mr.. Mutchlcr Of Pennsylvania, who has
charge of the bill, made " twu.houn,'
speech, which, though hrgtliug with sta.
hEticN, did not attract close attention.
nor did ANY other ui the speakers. Mr..
Mutchlrr said ut the several amend.
ncuts To the bin which would mstiutr
reform, tho first. and he Thought thp
most Important was that providing for
the transfer Of the pension hurpnu from
the Interior tn thc war department. Such
n transfer would lessen the amount of
money appropriated for pensions and
would not deprive q siuglp deserving
soldier OF the pension of which hc now
Ind or which be- hereafter obtained.
Tie pension bureau could not be- tnkpn
ont OF politics until 10 was put whore
political Influence did not count.
Mt Greats opposed the transfer of
the pension hurcuu while MIR Tursucy
favored the proposed amendments
Without closing the general dehuto the
committee rusc and the house took "A
recess, The evening session 10 be- for
consideration of private pension bills
PANAMA COMMITTEE
Washington, Feb No. The Panama
Investigation committee did nothing to.
day,