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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Army Bill Has Passed---A Fod-
der Faminc---Russia and France.

der Faminc---Russia and France.
BERLIN, July l5--'rhe government
hoped the third reading Of the army
bill to-day would be merely formal and
that the session Of the reichstag would
close in time to enable the emperor and
his ministers to congratulate each other
ON the passage Of the bill over their
luncheon, but events were ordered other.
wise. The debate was long aud mostly
occupied in railing at political oppo-
ncnts. The emperor was delighted at
the passage of the bill and rumor has
Il he viii confer upon Chancellor Won
Caprd the dignity of a prince,
Yesterday, Herr Bebcl. Social Demo-
cratic leader. posing as member for
chief of police In that city, with person.
ally maircatlng the pOpulaec. "lncred-
lille irritation, said Herr Bebcl. pre-.
vailed among the Alsntians."
DR. Won Boetrhcr announced that In
Quiry into the matter had been opened.
and II they found Herr Feichter guilty,
he would be punished. THE govpru-
ncnt.H he added, desired Justice 10 be
dono throughout Alsace-l.0rraine."
Eastern affairs are again exciting anx-
ieiy Ia the German foreign office. Re
ports from ST. Petersburg state thai a
Russian squadron is going to Toulon.
thence TO the lcyaut, when the French
Heel, already there, will be reinforced.
The khediyo Of Egypt. on Il visit TO the
sultan Of Turkey, viii urge the latter
to use his sngcrain rights to send con.
tingent Of Turkish troops to Cain. Mem
hers 0f the diplomatic corps blame The
policy IN Egypt which permits The khe-
dive 10 openly operate against England.
l.argc English and French purchases ~
fodder throughout Austria and Hungary
t n,s,,'peu ,hr Nust',an yoNernme9t ~
hay, straw aud other cattle feed 30.
henia ami the Austrian Alpinc district 1
are suffering from u fodder famine. In
Hungary there Is n good harvest.
Austria PROPOSES that cattle from the
famine stricken districts shall be wintered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

-ta hor1ry 30 slrlr Ezi III t7i1tIlt1
81 rsses-a dt-f - -r.l--t-i srre1
Pr.-5lel fsrsia1a & > tElgFe..
fsss-sy s5e sAr--1rssr q * ~ zys,siy
,rariss7r - So MeklaifT tnrlt lnu.
- ~ rs-sssi :. trrd3s-tiY g.rs-i.efi-i
,s.rJ-ir slT6--s wi - rai- ~ PIT l-al
ores 40 isnf - tlre ffs- Hsf- IhT Dr.
s-...lor ~ ~ alrfr issle 1ri t1f ruas-
gi1ss i-reiri1< tfrif rsTisSua All gge-
rsre 50 rr1grafs the erssit-- ard fhp
ra.f-rf arI tssf eIuI7r-el 20 EIsiss-iifl
,-,-riy atqrs-as ~ 1--i1 that ~ 49,
--sfi--al. f1sqetEE.a ar1kt Efzf
.saa m1s- be c1--filculx ard % rrness
a. h thken. The persistent. hbueaer.
Via te called fhe err7a so-ss9G fi1f r.aa-
Saf1f that eqtsrcsE ue1ld 1rt reu1il
llarfr "a =es-51u tha1 ucfci=f J. So
sNrs lud clczr.ssz1el- a. rli-. % 10,
t1tk farrr1ty upp- = ccEfiu111s sss
sra fhat 81 largely ie2r.re thea q
Etsi- sruzaF iHI3ul-eloss bas fhsra
ss=1s - b 10 reiet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16
BUSINESS.


NEW ORLEANS La. July 19-lSpe-
eiaL The Mississippi river has fallen 50
rapidly that whereas it was At it maxi
mum heishih June II the wafer has
in the Las; two days ceased running
through the Wyly IApouFehe crossing,
and Bnlrgers Crevassgs. leaving oaly sae
crevasse oIsen IN Louisiana, at Rescue
90 Ih-uile parish.
This j. phenomenal. the crevasse sen
orally running from four TO Eve mouths.
TheSe early st1ppages will allow the
farmers in some Of the flooded country
10 plaut corn. ps7is aud other late crops
ant will mitigate the dizziness. Much 81
the country KICK Of WHY is still affected
hy the Arkansas break
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

WASHINGTON Jnly l5.--Thcre
sccms TO be no doubt that ex-spcaker
Reed viii be the CAUCUS nominee Of the
Republican representatives for speaker
If tho hon.c. There Il feeling here
that as lendcr Of tho minority. Reed Of
Ala.ne viii be very aggressive In the
nest congress aud that whrn the ses-
sion j. closed h. viii be- talked about
luorc by his own party than any other
Republican Ia the country. ms will
give q decided Impetus 20 tie Reed ntr,i-
dental boom, wldch Is already under
hcadway.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

ST. LOUIS No. Juiy 15.-Mrs In
ellie RsiusT. who Is walking from Gai-
weston. T.ras. to Chicago. Ills, on Tail-
road tracks. On . wager Of $4,000. put
up 10 the ,tiesg1 Athletic club, arrived
ha-. ttis -l1-uirE fresh aud in good egn--
didoa. She vii resi herr nnin -, ~
tomorrow u,dfui-s. and VIII then leise
Ma ne Walash tracks for Chicago,
where she expects 20 arrive duly 20
81 far 81 The journey. she has mdde
Eiz1 Of IL 500 she must make on The
MP - ale Of photos. and has also
paid all her expenses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

Judge l. n. Cooper will he y
tonight at the Bethel AIissiqn,
Eleventh and Houston stree
Cooper, by invitation, is leII
SERIES of able addresses at the /
OF which surpassed that Of Sun
last. He is an eloquent, foni
pleasant speaker. and Ne
have been large and apprecisi
are cordially invited to hear d
management of the Mission M
ing Il very large crowd to-nigA'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

NEW ORLEANS. La. July 15.-Jos-
eph Schlessiueer, defaultine secretary Of
the Southern Athletic club. who was
arrested in Houston. on Thursday. was
brought hack 20 this city this morning
By detectives.
After embezzlinc S1oo0 Schlessineer
Ned 10 Dallas, remaining there for sew
eral days He proceeded TO Galveston,
where il j. alleged be was united in
marriage TO Mrs Bailey. who j. said 20
be- the divorced wife VI a former citizen
OF New Orleans. He then changed his
quarters 90 Houston. where he was APP
pretended. Schlcssinger was today ar
rai-Icd aud released ON 5000 dond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16
COMING. COMING. Thu
THE Admiral.
THIS PASSES BEG
How an Alligator Furnished ,ids'
For a Scou.

For a seou. 4
Helen Granbery, whose postcna
is Irvington-on-tbe-H Hudson, writ
New York Tribune a story so II
that II any one else had told II
be justified in downright unbe
says that her party in Florida Y
were crossing "a bayou In a nat
boat when they ran over what
TO be a log. but found to be a hrl
tor. All were paralyzed withfai,
and he promptly began driving
through the bottom Of the boat
you'll have TO help; we mus
Take Off your shoes and ua
hammers" he cried, and rehla
cessity for blind obedience w 3
ing nails too. His intention ~
girls by the time it had becolI
action, and they complimentsI
idea OF pinning the alligaid
with nails. But the prise
pleased and began thrashia
violently. Again the clever u
the rescue.
Does either of you girls +
stockingsf" said he. One 4
'Then sit up in the end Of y
dnngle your feet in the watt
put your shoes onl Now swim !
to the righs" The young
lowed his directions, and, ws.a
late, the boat slowly MOVED =
Oars were useless. The allip1
boat home on his back.
The explanation is simple .
thought the black stocking 2
vorite dainties-nigger legs
toward them, and so moved Y
moved them on, just as iha
mill OF the old story follown
oats around as it kept just Der
q y - = h.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

and knew nothing Of his ID
called on at L. O'Clock last n
reporter for The Gazette.
Pagan is mn Irishinan aboa
Of age. broad-shouldcred. 4
plsNion and rather good loolitt
At 2:45 this morning Fans
alive, but the physicians a.
hope of his recovery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

Last night at II O'Clock Martin II. the
Infant sou OF Mr.. and Mrs NJ. II. LAWN
died at the family residence 4l4 HAMPTON
street, after several months suffering from
meningitis. The funeral win take place
Monday from the residence. Intcrmeiit IN
me catholic cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs LAWN
Irends In theIr bereayrment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

About 1870 last night an alarm was
turned in from the corner Of Taylor and
Texas streets. The department respond
ed promptly and extinguishcd the fire be-
focr the building was ydestroyed. Ii
was frame structure and was occu-
pied by Mrs. Wiburn and owned by
Jesse Jones. The building was insured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16
IN THE CITY.

At the base ball park this afternoon
there will be Il game of ball between the
Rock Island team and the Fort Worth
amateurs. These mines played an inter
esiing game last Sunday. and today s
game will be watched with interest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

CHICAGO, H., July 15.-The Bos-
ton Foundry company assigned to-day.
Assets, SlT5,0O0 Liabilities. 100000
The Boston Foundry company Is u
coruecton Of the Sehliesinger syndicate.
The Schlipsiugcr- went nto It about thu
first Of the year, but 1t bus been shaky
for some time and its inability to draw
upon its hackers for assistune, sent 1t to
the wall
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

trouble The concern was the largest
single iron ore producer in the world.
mining nearly a million and q half tons
last year. Property here and the Buff
falo mines has been attached at the in
stance Of the Northwestern railroad
With local creditors a close second. The
syndicate owes large sum for labor. IL
l. impossible 10 obtain exact informa-
tiuu as YET
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

DALLAS, Tex. Jul, 15.-tSpeeial)-
The Stockholders Of DE North Texas
National bank have -oted to go into
voluntary liquidation. Al depositors have
been paid in fun according 10 Mr.
" Hariic. aud the Affairs Of the banl
will be settled up at ofie. "N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

PEORIA, H., July 15.-The private
bankmg housc Of VIM. Obcrhuuscr
closed It's doors this afternoon. 1t was
one Of the oldest cstuh.ished institutions
of the rity and has been regarded as
an unusually substantial institution
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

ORANGE. y. J.. July 15.-The record
for The 1o0-uile bicycle road race wa
I,'iueed mort than an hour, at a run
from This place to Princeton and return
today 1 W. Iinneman. Of the Press Ri
cycle elnb of Buffalo, did tue 100 miles
20 , hours IS minutes and - seconds
There were lib starters in the race.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16
rnoPosED INcoMn rAx.
Proposition for Increasing Rev.
enuc for TarIn Rcform.

WASHINGTON. July H. One Of The
questions which Is. being widely discuss.
- a. Washington, and will agitats In,
ensuing congress, Il how to make good
the dchrlency Ia the revenue Ia be enns'
cd By proposed inrin legislation. Tnx.
atom Of Incomes Is being projccIed and
mus many strong advocates. Secetarirs
sarllslc and llcfhert favor tho tax on
,n.Dnies Whlie serving IN congress but
Wan Aiiert and the money conters %.
pone y; hot alono on lhe ground OF iia
strike them the hardest. Some propos,,
q il'raasc the tax on whisky ana mali
nquoss' while others ~ the repeal Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16
OInrovskN nnnlnall.

NEW YORK July 15,-Thc story that
The Russian government has decided to
maintain h permanent heet at this port
was drnied by the Russian consul.srn.
eral, olarovsky, today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

CAllNII, H., July little private
bank Of Hay X WebbC Of this place
has made an assignment. Assets ara
about $4,000. Liabilities obout s1Sn
900, The opinion Is thit creditors v,iil
be paid in full. ""i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

No tufff"r@ 4
One Of the most amiisils :
misunderstanding a word Y
church warden Of Wallins'e 4
At one time the bishop Z
round to the church warden
a circular Of various ipq-
which was; .,s
Does your officiating e'r WI
the gospel, aud are his couY's'll
riage consistent therewlln
Tothis the church wari.p
replied. "He breaches %,
does not keep a carrisge
pOniou.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16
SPORTING.


CHICAGO. Ill Juiy i5.-lohnny
Criss-- reesaiiF defeated b. soiiy smith
today DEPOSITED $500 10 meet any
fsafi,s-u.t-s, ID the world. SHY smith
r--f,--..f fs- s2JlD a side and any
s,....sr-is.. r1-se. He emphasized the
s1sfe.D-nr H. saving be would accept
nirsz's oHe- q weigh in AZ 10 pounds
AZ ncoa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

CLEVELAND. oic. laly ia
special from Negaunc. Mich, says. The
Sliesirger syndicate, supposed to rep
resent millions Of German capital, is In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. July To-
a meeting Of prominent silver inen Of
inc s'A'e was held here list night and
rosy adopIe. favorlns restora-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

10 az z,frr- q, - pssifio1 ssrruris.i a.
! -,ss4r 14-il -rstii1s 10 The tfEaarIs.fr
80 ~ 49, Aanthtr rsefinr uil -
~ urt uesk- f1f IL plrp-se - -.
lrsti7- 3tie=ats- g. u sitter co1rsnfi9n
81 CziaaEa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

KANSAS CITY, Kai, July 15.-Ar.
mourdalc. Kansas, baul suspended pay
ment his Afternoon. Liabilities. Sl5
900, Assets double thai amount.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

NOW YORK, July 10, Two hundred
thousand ounces of silver were shipped
70 Europe this morning in the steamship
New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

WASHINGTON. july X -p,.,.rr r.,..
Eeherilly falr, possibly iocai fhiinder
si'F's % NORTHERN portions. slightly warm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

CINCINNATI, o., July 1.-two re-
ccyer, were appointed for the John
kluflmln brewery this morning. Assets
100000; liabilities SlJO,OOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16
nnlns.
HRIGHroX RgAcH. July 15.-FIrs


BRIGHTON BEACH, July 15.-First
rIee-Firs iurlong-. Barefoot won
wyoming. .ecdad; Emblem, thru.
Time. 1.3l.
Second raee-Flye furlongs FL
Kearnay won. Queen Bees. second; As
cot third Time, 1904
Third taee-Ihree quarters OF niue.
Major DAILY won; Tom Tough, second;
Eclipse. third. Time, 1;1G II.
Fourth nee-Seven furlongs. Bal
briggau won: BelwO0d, second; Lizzie
MrDuf. third Time, 1870
Fifth race-rhree quarters Of a mile.
Eaglebird won; Rem0rse, second; Al
calde. third. Time Ia y. o.
five hurdle, st. John won; The Dnffer,
second: R0ckaway third. Time,
. - IL.
MONMOUTH PARK, July 15.-Tirst
race-Five furlongs. Bandit won; Ro-
land Reed, second; Wolsey, third. Time,
los
Second racc-Niile and one-sizieenth.
Prince George won; Daily America
second l.ifrb0a', third. Tine. l:4D
Third races i1 furlongs. Dolittle won;
Brilcmere. second; Aicmac Queen.
Third. Time, 1;4l IA.
Fourth rate--One aud one-fourth miles.
Candlebra Won; Mars. second; Picnick-
er, third. Time. 2:OS l-3.
flfih rnrr-Ihree and une-ionrih miles.
Mamie won; Cactus, second; Artillery,
third. Time. ] 81 "a.
sixth rlye--Seyeu furlongs. Sport won
Midnight second; Accident, third. Time,
l;2G -.
CHICAGO, H., July 15.--Tir,t race-
1.-Two o. ttul 4
won, oakwool second, Governor fillman
Third. Time, 100
Seconl rlce-Six furlongs Minnie
Gee won. SIS Olee second, Melanie third.
Tine. 1;li -
Third rac'->Illr and 'hrcc-siSteanths
Rudolph won, 70 Tambien second, RaV
5 third, Fine | 30 FL
Fourth riit-Alile and sixteenth.
Slntlnu,atL Won, Galhdo second. Fara-
day tlntd. Tine. 1.iT II.
Fifth rnce-Nlllr. Al1ebaran won,
lmp second, Somcrsault third, First
Ward fourth Time. 40 H.
Sixth raec-SiN furlongs Oregon
Eclipse Won, Gascon second, Ethel Gray
third. Timv, 1;l3 Ia
Baseball.
CLEVELAND, o.. July 15.-Cleve-
land. runs, .; base hits, IL; errors, Ii;
battery Chrkson and O'Connor. New
York. runs Z; base hits. ~: errors, .;
battery hhincs and Mulligan; umpire,
Hurst.
CHICAGO, H., July 15,-Chicago.
ruus. 3: base hits. IA. errors. .; battery.
Manck and lIittredge, Baltimore. runs,
i hnsr hlls q; errors, o: battery, Hawke
and Clarke umpire Lynch.
1 la.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16


are hghtened when Al. -.
medicine. II her eristen,- y,
by the chronic weakneS,s- ~
me msnt 81 and .I painful sls disori,n d.
sen, she WI md relia "a Y
from her troubles In Dr.. n,..''
Prescription. II she's ovrfrs,'',
or "run,down, she has new h; ),
after using this remarkable -.
powerful, inyigorating tonk y
which was discovered and d; ,
inent physician for many ~, I
Of female complaintss ~
For young girl. just enters, 7,
foT women At the critical ali','H
in bearing-down sensations. ~
liberation. inflammation, und =.
ailment, II It ever fails a ~
you have your money back
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

Services at this Mission II
We're well attended. aud Colosl
Sloan delivered a fine talk. ID
terest was manifested. Tenigl|
Richardson will he the spaal
are invited to attend these ID,
meetings. H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

Gentlemen-Please send me by return
express, charges prepaid, as per your ad-
yeiisemrnt, pair ladies cnrmencitas, 3 b,
and be sure and give my votes 10 Mr..
w. VI. Hanuey Of the II. x 7. G. rail-.
way. l have grateful recollection of
hil road On Il recent journey, and hope
he will be the winner of the silver Ian
tern. Send shoes @. o. ID.
LITTLE DORRIT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

Evans 4 Roe.
Gentlemen-Send by express, G. o. D..
one pair of your $500 calf welt shoes
send charges prepaid as per your add
vertiscment. | bought pair Of these
shoes from You one year ago aud i am
stln wearing them. Put my thirty votes
IN for Il. K. Woodward Of the Texas and
Pacific. | have ridden with him many u
time, and q genial gentleman he is.
STOCKMAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

CLEVELAND, o.. July 15-Cleve-
land. runs, .; base hits. Il; errors, l.;
battery, Cnrkson and O'Connor New
York, runS Z; base hits, 10: errors. .;
battery hhincs and Mulligan; umpire,
Hurst.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-12
ROUTED BY BEES.
A CONFEDERATE REGIMENT
sTuNG INTO CONFUSION.
The Colonel Didn't Want His Boys
Arrested for Stealing Bee Gums,
But Wished They Had Been

A number Of gentlemen were speaking
Of the stern duty required Of soldiers
during the late war At the Piclwlck hoiti
last night when Captain Freeman, who
presides over the welfare Of travellers
who arrive at night at the popular hos
telry, said:
..Tbose stories remind me Of an inc-
don't tb1t occurred while ! was In the
ffanfeiefstte army in Virginia. Ny cam
,paTtd had been camped near Abingdon
several dlvs The boys were starving aud
now and then would make n visit 10 the
neisliiyoring farms and orchards 20 stop
-h.ir hunger One day m Old fellow
came In ana complained that the soldiers
had stolen a bet-giini tree fryin him.
80 I'm getting cred Of all tlese com.
niaitts about snch petty things. said
tha ,.oloutl. th,ee boys arr here lighting
fer von AMI they are half starving
dond propose ~ have my boys arrested
.~i,be al man went of sort o In the
Jr,rns That came day the command
,,ne fnarrsled ont Of camp down through
&. Isne where the brp-gum trees had heen
thrown rs the boys Prrtty soon the
MOO BEGAN 10 scatter They IN ou HE
eolnpel's face. neck and beard. aud stung
him - that he 'cussed' awful Ihey
buzzed and stung the horses until ihey
eaiioped urldiy al over the road. some
n Them threw their riders. whle others
psuneeJ nnd cay0ried IN sueh manner
fhaf he whole front column. was thrown
into confusion. TIE eplgiiH was Ina =,
md said he wished nc p'5s "A' A',is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-12


ID. u Snnguiorl' llNe sioch agrnt ol n 'u'
Inl'n L",ilno' WIN "'""p'"''''' at i''"
Nel' Is III u,t ',E'
j. j. hnll' division roAuIh9ster OF tlle
haiy' VIA h'5'u,lnaI''Fs AZ h"''N7' ""'
III the Guy l'sV''u"s
NJ. Murphy, division roadmasler OF
the Texas aud facilc, with headquarters
NJ palns, is III 'he MY
j. y Parmlce, division roadmnstcr Of
the Katy, with headquarters at waco
was in the city yesterday,
W, y. Hayes. master mechanic Of III,
Fort 0Wrth and Denver CITY, has re-
turned from tFip 10 ST. lonis.
u. w. Campbell. trninmaster Of the
eastern division of the Texas and Pacific,
with headquarters at Marshall is IN thc
city.
II G Rugy formorly chief dignotslher
is now running passenger train ON that
rn1J
p,, ,-....ii,,,, ,,,.so,,,,,.,
II. y l'3hlns; u l,'i ~. pS,.,,,,i
agent oil me houston Ilin luN"S ~ ~
with headquarters a' Ilp"N'"H' ~ ." '''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-12
BRAKES AM CoupLINCs


A. \ Garfield has been appointed gen
fecos Valley line
Charles ], Haigh has boon appointed
manager Of the Commercial Express
with headquarters in Buffalo
All lines have issued notices recalling
Their circulars refusing to accept freight
Tor transfer TO the l.chigh Valley.
L. NJ. Gleason has been appointed tray.
cling freight agent Of the Chicago. Rock
Island and Texas, Ills headquarters viii
be in Dallas.
Beginning Monday Western lines spread
out the reduced rates of the Eastern
lines by grading down from all points
west to the Mississippi
Willis RAncy, formerly for many years
secretary of the Louisville and Nashville,
died at Louisville. Ky, December 3. after
a long Illness. He was 81 years Of age.
Mr.. l. \. Buriugame has been op-
pointed traiunnster of the Springfield di-
vision Of the Baltimore and Ohio South.
western. with headquarters at Nora, III.
MessrS. Samuel T., l.angdon Of Phila-
delphia and Frank c. Patterson of Al
toona, Pa, have been appointed receivers
of the Altoona, Cleartieid aud Northern.
Mr. ], IL. Larabec has been appointed
city passenger agent OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern at Cincinnati
Ohio. 10 succeed Mr.. Charles W. Lell,
resigned.
MIR Charles Il D. Freest has been ap-
pointed accountant of the New York
railroad commission at Albany y. Y,
TO succeed Mr.. Eugene II. Hastings,
resigned.
Mr.. G. IL, Newman has resigned as di-
oil. II. q fsaH
New York aud Pennsylvania at on City,
Pa, to engage in other business at Buff
falo, ~ Y.
George payson. for many years general
counsel OF the Western Railroad assoc
citation. died in Chicago, December /,
after protractcd illness. He was 60
years Of age.
Mr. John A. Sargent. assistant general
freight agent Of the Kansas City Fort
Scott aud Memphis, wits married at
Omaha, Ncb., November 20, TO Miss Lou
McShaue of that city.
Western lines nrc living absolutely up
10 their discriminating agreements.
There is not a whisper Of cut rates among
the members Of the Western Freight or
Southwestern Traffic association,
The Eastern rate war Is as full Of gin
ger as ever. No open reductions were
made yesterday, hut there was not an
Eastern freight official IN the city who
any article in the list, Each was certain
only that cut rates were being extensively
quoted.
j. Il, Hnunignn. who recently resigned
the general passenger agency Of the Bur
llngton, Cedar Rapids aud Northern. has
heen appointed compiler for the trans
Missouri committee Of the Western las
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-12
ANnrroRrANr MEMrNG.

There will be an important meeting OF
the directors of the Lake Superior South
western and Gulf railroad held at Spring
field. Mo-. today, when the contracts viii
he awarded for the construction Of the
roadbed from Kansas City, No. TO
Little Rock. Ark Vice-President Mar
fin was to have been here Wednesday,,
but was DELAYED by ! conference WIN
New York stockholders. President u. H.
Bristol and Ciyl Engineer Steadman.
with engineering corps, will be present
After surveying the right. Of way from
Sabine Pass, on the gulf The locntl9n
OF the Missouri depot mas g l9ao b n,H ~,
cidei. Aurora has offered slOhQn DO
ms and movement Is on foot here TO
1--WE ,H, he new road $4,000 voted two
s,,y NO 10 the Springfield and Northern
road. but which was never paid