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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
SAID HE KILLED HIM


my Wolfe City, Tex. May IS -,Sn,,,,
ms morning about III o'cloal 'i'eelal >
, ,t INTO town after olicSrs runner
.ent L. W fggger who iiyS. svs stating ylig
o9i 'l ;msI OF THIS place, had been n .,e,
Lon HsrveT o w., 81 MS neighbors. named
her Of others 1 ,,' renorter with 4 nlnn.
81 me murder, aud founJ NJ 'ns scene
nI,ng on his back with III H. Eager
!,ha him between two corn r nSs handle
~ oe, {9rd n east Of his residepc I've s3nt
With nv Pu,st hole IL his right breast 'a IA
him an KY ,s'pl cucAfd about o feet from n
MIR. Yeaeer v s'ounl. slr Harvey says
KS pistol IN his hand When IL s NV WITH
~ 'nsfe WAS no one present I'M ~, ~ MN.
nel' ipe true facts IN the case 'ae ,wo
r. mad, but from the cire1mstant, sfInnlt
Sir asl from the Position IN 'ub, ,h
- As'ssf was bit2. he mus. b ayn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

The Fort Worth Gnzette philosopher whl
spells 10 badly is not the only newspaper
philosopher 10 the country, lie Blruius-
ham News quotes q sound bit FROM , we'll
kuowr lnim0rlst. rs follows:
Bob Burdettr thinks that boy sunerd
more from his troubles tliun 4 man. ihr
bay has no phllusnphf To sustain lin Ia
trouble ns \ man lns The man knows that
trouble Is part " his life, he has suffered
before aud viii suffer again, anl 10 Will
., on be forgotten The boy has no sucn cN-
perieuce--he thinks his trouble Is all OF ne
aud not 4 part II H. by the way, we hud
some grown-up boys who can stand mis-.
fortune. Perhaps uhore Is no surtr tent NJ
a mans manhood thuu the way IN when
dogs under the stress Of trial he 10 not 4
man, but a boy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

More people get on the cgrg ~ fort
Worth tbnii Dallas. Houston Galveston ard
San Antonio cUmbincd..-F Worth Ca
zettp.
More people stop In front u the Age ohlee
day, than soc either Fort Worth Or San An
tomb la a year Houston Agr,
More people tell the truth In 1lrnekinor-
ton than In any other iowa u It's 3lEr. They
also attend church aud never dttnk my
thing stronger than branch water 90
rhrUckiuorton fimes,
Ihnt's the rensun ThrOckmortOn ana the
Times arc 50 far behind For: Worth and
the Ago. IN most towns wheli man gees
OF The ears, ne gets Oh again but Ia Fort
Worth they do hin " 40 badly ne Is glad
enough to walk ont Of she pllin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

nal procedure and until Il Is corrected a
constant recurrence Of these deplorahle
events eau be expected. The effect Will
continue b fyliow. the cause until that
cause Is removed. In the first place there
il the jury system. When It was hrst 80
cured by force from King John. Il meant
a great deal to he tried by jury Of
ones peers, but it means practically moth.
ing now. Even Chinaman iiy the
rulings Of The Texas supreme court
Is the peer Of any man in the state 50
far as the jury system Is concerned.
In ancient times, jurors had to be Sc.
lected from the immediate vicinagc, not
ON account OF their Ignorance Of the facts
but because Of their knowledge Of thein
Now. men who don't rsad the news
pgpcrs and arr consequently ignorant Of
the facts OF the case. aud entirely too
frequently Of anything else, are chosen.
and the level headed man who keeps
abreast with the times IL discarded.
These men selected on account Of their
lack Of knowledge are called upon to adj
just the kLottica problems Of law TO
the most complicated questions OF ihets
and arrive at an Intelligent aud unani
nous opinion with only one lesson In law
By way Of instructions from the judge,
something that a jury Of lawyers, learned
in the law, could not do to their own
satisfaction or to anybody elses.
Then there are the delays attendant
upon our criminal procedure. witnesses |
die or 30 beyond the reach Of the court
or from lapse Of time forget important
details. and the result Is that the guilty |
too often 20 free or are punished with a
much lighter sentence than they do
serve It is a question that should be
carefully studied. and by the time the |
next legislature meets the pest possible
reforms should be ready to be embodied
in legislation Let Texas lead in doing
away with mob law by removing The
causes aud NEGATIVES that lead to 1t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19


The law rests primarily with the PEG.
ole, aud when the agents they have con.
stitpted to frame or cnforce the law.
fail TO 10 their duty. the people consider
that II reytris back to them and the re-,
suit is most disastrous to good govern.
meEt, hut TO be- expected wherever the
conditions exist that seem TO the average
citizen to make It necessary. As an out.
growth Of this laxncss Of the judiciary
and the consequent sclf-ronstiiuted forums
of the peoplc the country has such out.
RACES us the Berncr hot at Cincinnati
she white caps Of lndiann and Mlssls.
hlppi, Tie lynellpgs IN Ohio. New York
Iowa, South Cslrollna. Tennessee and
Texas II Is not sectional matter. IL
arises from the negligence. in-
efficiency OF corruption Of the regularly
Constituted AGENTS and the reyersion ~
law enforcement To the peopc from whom
the law snranr. No thinking man eau
do otherwlse than dcprccatc these acts.
but ueither can be- DO otherwise than
deprecaic Tho causes whirk led TO them
aud in many lnstances made them sccm.
inrly nteessnry for The protection Of per
CONS. propsriy and homes There II some
hhing radically wrons ahout our crlssi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

been shot In the side while cleaning bis
hoe, falling dead on his hoe. with no sign
Of any struggle, while the murderer was
NJ least forty yards AWAY In lane
crowded behind some woods and brush,
as the grounds aud woods showed eu
dcnce that he had crawlcd some distance
on his hands and knccsand from the way
The bushes had been cut and the weeds
mashed down. 1t certainly seems he In
tended TO waylay md Kill him lie will
have an examination tomorrow aud 1t Is
thought something dark will develop.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

In hSqston. Tex, May 49,, special Usher.
IN, Siiass,nhr PATTERSON OF Augusta. ARK.
nnt nv, iHhlkht Win Jeff lnrlift. alias Jrnf
ii,a'is, wanted IN Woodrun COUNTY, Ark.
i9r murder. sheriff Ellis Of this canniy
s ~, w me arrest last sunday and viii
from bgfkctt. Bell had, II Il allea"i
in,reatened iiurkitt's life, while Bell was oil
n,l,, pqsssn one evening year and a half
s,,s ,i,,,,,.s,k rode lip and Hssassinated him.
XIV ""rNsnT hls wife TO go near bis pros
uA'e p0dSl Bufkiu waived extradition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
TAYLOR.


uoNh lntlI oCfcenS.
Taylor. Tex, May 49, Especial THE
saloon keepers of this city have been
compelled 10 remove all screens of what
ever character from In front of their
bars, aud You can now see your friend
taking his toddy without having 10 20
around few cedar trees or other
screens
Invitations are out for Il reception at
tho Commercial hotel mrlors Tuesday
evening. May % by the young gentle
men of Taylor, complimentary to Miss
Elizabeth Handlou Mcndel of Wheeling.
w Va. who is IN the city visiting her
uncle, Mr.. G. Mcndel and family
DIR Perry Hawkins, editor OF the Tay.
Tor journal, l. on with the Texas edi-
tors 10 the Worlds fair.
Miss Nellie Davidson Of Gcnrgctown
is visiting the fsmily Of Mr. J. $. Zones.
The man Aleeks, who we reported
yesterday ny having heen nssnssimtel.
was killed by one Milton Mililnms.n form.
err partncrin business, After having com
mittcd the murder. Williams went into
an adjoining corn field aud told some
workinen there that lie hud Killed flint
fellow Mecks." and that he defcd nny.
ono 10 attempt 20 arrest him for doing
80. lie is In hiding and Us he IS a dcs.
perStc character, the officers fear tint
there will be trouble whom they ind
him.
Three negro men went into Avery's
clothing house last night. aud while loek
ing At some mlerclothing, one Of Thorn
said he was sick, and left very sudden.
", which aroused the suspicious of ihe
clerk, who. on making little invcstirn.
ton, found TINT he had dccamped with
some NJ the articles, aud held The two H..
mining negroes until the proprietor RI.
turned, who at once released them, hut
followed them down street. whore he snW-
them join the sick negro, when thev
we're oyerhanlcd On being searched
the goods were found Ia the possession
Of the negro who left the store 50 sud.
denly. They were sent 20 Georreto1vn
today where they will all three be- placed
In Jail, the two who We're In company
with the party who stole the goods helm,
held ms aeconplices In the theft.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

removed. Leonard. Fann.n county, A. L.
Motion. yice r. X. McQuade, resigned.
The wise County Coal company, says TIC
pttafur News has contracted for $1,000
worth Of rnaehiaery to Ne erected iinfh'-
diatcly NJ their mluss near hrldgep'Ii.
Abont sIs.op will be ap,nt in nli ~ me
preparations for drveiopiag this mine Wise
county pccps will probably have the priv
icge Of bnrnlng Wise county ooal n saving
OF abnut 81 Dor ton this next winter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

The Fort Worth Gazette aud the Dallas
News have been yuarrcilluF over ,he tIucs-
ton " which Furnished the earliest and best
" not a ulc0 tlilng to Hluthblp about, aud
set The GuEettr's reports We're 50 mu,
the better that one could scarcely blame 1t
fnr GROWING or The News for kirblug lhat
The News IA the greatest nll.runud ncws
paper IN Texas thOrr Is no druying bur
when IL II beaten In handling un event At
ie usually badly beaten. Aud 1t was beaten
this time a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
eoLLlNGER's DEATH.
Nd Old Not Die OF Morphine POISONING as
Was First Supposed

NJ louis Ne, May ls.--A postnorrcn on
loon keeper who, It was slnnnse5 MA s ~
if,,,, P,ln.. poisoning, resulted In the docinr,,.
HIN on w eyot Itath was Due to fatty ieeensr,i-
inGuest hev asnr. i m roteher viii HOLD an
l Mnnsr house Bolllngcr died saw her bus
' "anu YIN worling IL Dallas Tex. and liso
ihaf n, 'i inisno lps a wife aud family and
iin a5an marry her: A Temple tllspafth Saws
a,,,nls family Is III destitute circn2,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

Chew Quon. a Chinaman WIN o,,.rs
IN lauudries in Dallas. two in %V I iNIs
worth and one in Corsicnnn, rrristnrnd
md was photographed TODAY. ON, .' i,s u
been IN America fifteen wears "nI ils
s,gTS TO go to Pekin, secure wife and
\ V'r roIi 70 ~, Ine Lone Star state He has
rather sporty. h"sh ana Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
DALLAS.
SALOON MEN COME OUT WITH
FLYING ooLoRs.
Judge Seth Shepard Banqueled-A Child
Fatally lnlured-Chew QuOn, the China
man, RsOslefs-HOme Again.

Dallas, Tex, May S.-(Special)-
last grand jury returned a number of
indictments against leading saloon-kccp-
crs on charges Of keeping their places
open on election day. In Judge Nnsl's
court today the Indicted plrticS came
9nt with lying cOlors, not Il conviction
being scored
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

The Fort Worth Gaz ito stops tn, press
to remark what glorious towns Fort Worth
would be with HoustOus deep water or
Houston with the Forts drlaklug water,
When The Gazette gets It's breath, Is ma
note that Dallas has both iloustOn's deep
water and tht Forts artcsian drink, aud
goes marching on.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

= LIZ NA.@AaN = -"
Of our citizens In business there aud
they have millions OF dollars worth Of
property The government viii simply
send the citizens home aud coniiscatc
theif property by way Of Indemnify
l'hc citizens Of Paris decline to drink
sewer water. although II II IN liquid
STATE. II they visit Chicago duriag the
Worlds fair and qucnch their thirst by
chewing fcw slices Of the Chicago
river they won't bc 50 particular.
W r. Curtis, the chief Of the 'burcau
Of American republics" has been re-
quesicd to resign. 1t Is not generally
known that we have such a department
aud il Is to be hoped that we won't very
long
The Infauta will be one Of the most
Interesting exhibits at the Worlds fair.
il Is to be hoped that they won't put her
in side show aud charge au additional
admission fee to see her.
-
II is TO he hoped that the rapid transit
line win succeed in making more rapid
transit with the building and operation
Of the road than they have so far with
their right-of-way.
An objection has been raised that
the statuary figures at the Worlds fair
are nude, and another, that they are so
placed so high up that they can't be
seen plainly.
The resolutions of the Republican
league lacked financial aud statecraft
features. but ds a search in the dark
for much-needcd votes n was great
success.
II We did not got the sehl fisheries
when we bought Alaska from Russia
It would he interesting 10 know what
We did get that was Of any practical
value.
The Salvation army IN St Louis IS
saved -promiuent business men will fur
nish the munitions Of wnr. As there Is
money in it, it will become popular.
The patent steal in the patent depart
ment is not very patent on the face Of
the proceedings. What they lack seems
TO be- substance aud proof
The appointment Of his son by Secrc-
tary Carlisle Is not nepotlsm, because
well, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il Is Carlisle.
---
The rrenchmnn Is Investigating the
lnur1tgpp of hons hut WIN will Wuut 10
sneak il ofter ha LEARNS ~
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Woman's dress is a reform tbat needs
.i,,.tr,. u.,t,.r ~. a.. .i.,,.,. a., -.
..s....I.
'''''' N''"N' "
There is now a proposition 10 dam the
rrlpity riv,r-fh,t has ba.n don. fr,-
,ro,i,
----
me l'NhH dHh ih'lH' IooucI htlh one
oil the DosI lone hands ever held III Texas
N''"' S"''''"'u III iop'"h :" 'n' VT
"'E' company
~,
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Where will the hide concerns. hide
uow
=-----=-7--=---=
sun vi S'AiE'
Don't stick in the mud with your
human freight:
Sail on, oh. Union. strong aud great.
'Mong the nations Of Garth keep up to
date.
tIEE'S CONVERSATIONS.
no eva 'hing meets natures eommendn'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

II is TO he hoped that the rapid transit
line viii succeed in making a more rapid
transit with the building and operation
Of the road than they have so far with
their right-of-way.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
OFF ron CISCO

,,. mayor Connor. and IIcnry Hanjl,oo
T bn , aSparl Tor Cisco in tho mornips far
iion y aa n as a, ,b, the exact con-
not return until Sunday or SiondnaS,y WIN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
MARSHAL
Hotel Changes Hand,-fl'r' '''
and Paeiiis Pay o. (

Marshall. Tex. My w.,
The Capital h9irl, The fs.
the clty. has changed K.
Andrews. formerly q NJ
Abilene. has purchase. " y.
c. c. Penn aud t5 ,, .' g-,
Ing. Mr.. Penn WI Is'''
for several days VET. ...i..
Luther Weldon, 90 KY b'i n
machinery lePartnssaass i ~. 4
finger Of his leil h .sll, z
lntcliiuery this l no .,s. st
The Texas and lai'D'
this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

Of our citizens In business there and
they have millions OF dollars worth Of
property The government viii simply
send the citizens home aud coniiscatc
thcif property by way Of Indemnity
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

Fort Worth, Tex May Z. 1909.
Fort Worth Gazette, Fort, Worth, Tex.
Genucmen- Enclosed find check OH
state National bank of Fort Worth for
$40, which please forward 10 Cisco suf.
ierers as contribution from Post T.,
Texas division, n +. A.
II. l.. JORDAN.
President Post ].
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

W. y. Curtis, the chief Of the bureau
Of American republics" has been re-
quesied to resign. 1t Is not generally
known that we have such department
aud il Is to be hoped that we won't very
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

Rrenhsm. Tex May tS-Henrv Iee -
ered. badly hacked up white man na,nss
lsuse sutton ~ Austin county Win 4 y,
u.r Sultan may knrsiva. a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

Topeka. Kasi Ma, II. - q
banrd has so'eu ,,,ls = ~
Artz scheme 70 el,, . 80
vlslonal guards ,ss y ns;als' /. a
bIa lan y fr sSliU fopr - .I lss1r 4
aiynntagc. GenesA ,.,,iIll \
., Srs s,Iaat tie SlllIls. sal
ter during ~ lon,lIst fl1
orders " the
taut general.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

Denlson. Tex, May is.-iSpeclal.l--A Cad
do, /. H. special to the Herald says: George
Moses. thoctaw Indian was found dead ut
Peach Grove. ten miles southeast Of
this place last night The dead mans Aoul
was battered up IN frightfnl manner. evil
deElly with some sharp Instrument. Moses
was seen last Sunday morning IN that VI.
clnlty, and N II snnr The deed was coin
mittcl sunday night There Is no clue 10
the murderer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

An objection has been raised that
the statuary figures at the Worlds fair
are nude, and another, that they are so
placed SO high up that they can't be
seen plainly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

The Infauta will be one Of the most
Interesting exhibits at the Worlds fair.
j. Is to be hoped that they won't put her
in side show aud charge au additional
admission fee to see her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

Woman's dress is a reform that needs
abusing rather than an abuse that needs
reforming.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
ron SALE.


THE GAZETTE has for sale 1900
pounds Of brewer body type; been In
use only three months; good as new
WIN be sold in lots OF 100 pounds and
more to suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
HOME FROM wAsnlNnron

Hon Sam Klein returned f,,. ~.
langton VIA Cincinnati tonight. H ia W ASH
ndcnt TINT the ''rascals win hn , 4 con,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
CLOSING HOURS.

Tho bu sineSs department OF TnE GA
sETIE Will remain open until the time indi-
Gated belowi
Saturdays. .......... ...,..i0p IN.
Sundays. ........ ........,..... sp. m.
Other dnyH In tho week .. Nu. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

II We did not got the sehl fisheries
when We bought Alaska from Russia
it would he interesting 10 know what
we did get that was Of any practical
value.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

Tho Chinese government WIN not
'''-' tnFT's arr good lnaHs thousands
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

Kccnc succeeded in ropng in the Cor
dngc company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

The population of bacini is increasing
every day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

The Texas and Pacific robber held one
Of the bost lone hands ever held In Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
NlSERs q A

PittsbuTg ,a,,isii Z
labont gsy e'eelif Nc 4
Chernhee me- tror.|. :, 4
sas minipS la I, Z. ..H n
lnanaeA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
FOR The SUFFERERS.
The Gazeite's List Of Contributors 10 Tho Cisco
Sufferers

The following contributions have been
received at The Gazette oilce for the
Cisco sufferers.
W. L. Rushing $3.50.
]. l. wltcher, 50
Prof q. W. Ware. 50.
j. A. Ware. 81
The Gazette. 500.
Printers Protective Fraternity No, 80.
g25,
L. =. Stephenson. 81.
Mary stephenson, 50.
b. X. Coffman, $3.50.
Nicholas Mccoy. 50,
Judge Lynch. 50.
North Side railroad employees, $50.
Post j, Texas division, r. T.. A., $40.
Below will be found receipts u the Pa.
cite Express company for S2iS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

THE HUNTING TIME.
WHOM III hark Is barking,
1hc leaves are leaving,
Aud the lark is larkinr.
The horse with hcIycs "a heayiug.
The little run Is running.
The ebony crow ia growing.
Thou tho row boat goes rowing.
Aud the man with gun, goes gun
Mug.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

NAY I, lNiH.
Received Of The Fort Worth Gazette.
one package sealed, and said to contain
500 addressed to @. W. Graves. Cisco.
Tex. For the Pacific ssprss company.
j. NJ. GRANT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

There is now proposition to dam the
Trinity riyer-that has been done fire.
qucntly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

Texas il probably the only state that
does not place its money in banks whore
It will draw interest, In doing this, the
comptroller should examine carefully Into
the condition Of the banks and divide his
deposits among the best of them in differ
ent portions OF the state, thus keeping the
money In circulation and the state de.
irving considerable sum In the aegrc.
gate from tho interest on its funds.
Banker laskcrs letter Is timely and
should be carefully read and considered.
---T-T-s=--
The proceedings against the Merchants
National bank DO not affect It's solycncy.
Its debts are very nearly paid and the
liabilities Of the concern have been paid
on very rapidly while there are now
ample assets to meet the present IN.
lelaedncss, The action is simply nint.
ter between the Stockholders by which
the general public will not be effected,
The Investment OF S50OlN lnlimprovc.
ments upon the already large min Of
Cameron X Co. Increasing it's capacity
to hoo barrels day. and the present
negotiations mr two now Wholesale
houses show that the era Of prosperity
has not only dawsicd but it Is already
pretty we'll along IN the morning.
The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18

II % pleasant 10 think thAt IN
shoee proed hal.s vkefe % many
stately asd noble women have nov
ed. thus young wife and mother,
tender. keoatifhl. voannly, uill do
fall justice to iii the ed, suect
sr.ditions and gentle memories Of
fss..e s.s have gone before her.
Surely ii 10 q pardonsble weakness.
this chivairous pride that the lady
ofthe White House . simple Amer
lean girl. xho boasts no claims Of
ancestry or privilege of caste. 10
yet the peer of any daughter Of
any noble fendal house. and as fit
for her eninenee ~ any princess
reared In the splendor of palaces-
SIC . = dAaghter Of the the peo-
pc. . development Of liberty 2
Eaver Of free institutions ~
eqsAl psiysleges-a beautiful and
grseioas proof of What equality
Of xousanhocd cur western world
produces America 10 proud OF
Mrs. Gle veiand and many . knight
u heart sends her nov many silent
benedicsions, and many . ehival-
roas nature wafts her blessings
and cordial greeting.-xemphis
Commercial.
The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18

Skelets0 ETA Kissing Military Cen.
pesy RssnA d DeviPs Caleb, New

Albuquerque, n. ~, March Is.
p. Stanley, Of Silverton,
Col, accompanied by Thomas Sc
veil, q. J. Gavin and J. C. Clark,
came here one week ago to-day to
prospect In the old Spanish copp
canyon. While prospecting in what
is known as Devils Gulch they
we're astOnished At the CHASTITY dis
eOyery they made there in the
way Of skeletons Of company of
soldiers that has been missing
from Fort Marcy ever since the
memorial day of the Apache RAID
ON Espauola. September 3, 1879.
1t 10 supposed they had been MAS
sacred by Indians as not one of
the forty-three ever returned, but
ii seems they must hare drank
from . poisonous verdigris spring
where the skeletons had lain
bleaching for the last thirteen
years- Forty-three skeletons. some
Of them still ineased IN uniform,
three piles of guns stacked as they
left them, = lot Of ammunition and
skeletons Of fo.ty-Hye horses con-
stisusei the extent Of the ghaefly
discovery.