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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-13
RunaW ay Accident.

Last night while Messrs L. G
Harwcll and George TYLER were driv.
ing up Austin avenue their buggy
animal became frightened at the street
car, and ran away. The wheels of the
buggy STRUCK the street car track, and
were lifted high in the air, fitting tho
buggy over and dopositipg the gentle
m.n in the street with deep slcken
ing tbud. Mr. llarwell came off with
the left side of his face, near the eye,
badly cut and bruised, his mouth and
chin injured, and pauts torn, Mr.
Tyler looked like full blown rose in
a cyclone; his face, noso aud hands
slightly injured, with both elbows and
knees we'll scratched. But George is
invulnerable to things that effect or
binary mortals, SO he appeared at his
post of duty this morning AS bright
and fresh as morning breeze.
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PERSONAL.

DR.. Moncure is suffering with an
attack OF la grippe.
Mrs Dick Lyons is out again after
several weeks illness.
Capt Thos Scurry, of Dallas, is in
the city, registered at the Pacifc.
Mr. Dick Parent is quite low at his
home, No, 1898 South Third street.
Mr.. j. NJ Taylor Cf Franklin,
Tex is in the city with view to
locating.
Mr.. n. A. Stroud, with M. A.
Cooper, has returned from pleasure
trip to Cameron.
Mr.. T. J. Wood, of the firm of r.
j. Wood X Co, cotton mer~ hants,
Decatur and Dublin, is in the city.
Mr. J Lee Bryan, night clerk of the
Pacific, spent yesterday in Dallas at
he bedside OF his sister, who is quito
sick.
Miss Gertie Moses, who has been
visiting Miss Leah Moses on North
Fifth street, has returned to her homo
in Austin
Mr. Arthur King, son of Rev. S A
King, is IN the city. Mr. King has
been absent for the past few months
attending dental college at Atlsnts
Georgia
Captain Ed Mccullough, Captain
h. G. iansick and Superintendent f.
Il. Rogers left tor Rosenthal this
morning to attend the railroad meeting
at that place
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Died

S II Franklin died Saturday eve.
ming at 2:20 o'clock, AGED thirty eight
years The remains were inferred at
the First Street GENE cry yesterday
afternoon a, 3 O'Clock.
Mrs. Roberts, wife Of Elder b. w.
Roberts, Of the A. NJ h church, died
Saturday night at il O'Clock The
funeraI took place yesterday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock lnterment al
First street cemetery.
The beloved infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright who reside on the cor.
ner OF Sixth and Cleveland streets,
died at five O'Clock yesterday after
noon. Funeral took place at II
o o'clock this morning. uttered at
First Street cemetery.
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AFFIANCED.
The Plighted Faith Of Miss Nook
and Mr.. Ben Fox.


The home of Miss Nook on the
corner of Seventh and Washington
streets, was scene of joyous testivi
ty yesterday afternoon from 3 to :,
o'clock.
The parlors and dining hall had
been most ar,istically decorated with
flowers, ferns, palms and evergreens,
the curtains drawn, and the chande
lers shed their SOFT radiance through
various colored globes, bathing the
whole In an effuslon OF light.
Friends poured III and prof red
congratulations to the young affianced
couple.
A magnificent spread had been
prepared, to which each visitor did
Justice, and as each chalice of wine
was quilted, toast was offered to
Miss Nook or Mr.. Fox. Their plight
ed troth was formally announced, and
the tricpds departed, after renewing
their wishes Of happiness.
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Resolutions Of Coincidence.

The 70 loving resolutions Of condo
lence we're adopted by Pat Cieburne
camo Friday night:
Resolved, That it is with feelings
of the deepest sorrow and regret that
the members of Pat Cleburne camp
of Confederate soldiers learn Of the
death on March 18th, 1893, of little
Rose, daughter Of our comrade, Frank
Page, chaplain Of the camp.
Re- olved, That in their affection
and bereavement, Comrade Page and
his family are hereby assured Of our
tenderest sympathy and most aiIec-
tionate regard.
Resolved, That the family be
furnished with copy Of these reso
lutions, and that they be recorded in
the minutes Ct the camp.
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ALL OVER TOWN.

Today tho Missouri, Kansas and
Texas is having its yards around tue
aseoger depot laid in gravel
The comrades of Pat Cleburne
amp have begun selling tickets for
he opera "Patience,' which Will take
iace the 20th inst.
Remember the meeting OF the Waco
Vonmercia club tomorrow night 1t
Il urgently requested that al! the
members will attend.
Will Jenkins, colored, charged with
burglary, waived examination in Jus.
Nce Harrison's court this morning
dis bond WAS fixed at $500.
Plaintiffs were granted divorce in
ne following cases in the district
@uft today: Emma Overton vs. Will,
lam Overton, Frederick Mohl VS. EN-,
"a Mohl.
MI ia. E. Dismuke has on exhibit
.o1 In the Pfovident drug store two
saaed Mexican fl.mingoes, the plum
" OF which is beautiful beyond de-
stp,ion.
An unusually light docket, for
ggoalag, was disposed OF in Mayor
SVCu!lo2h's count this morning. Day
S!s' was fined s. for fighting, and
Ivy Hlll was lined So for lntoxics =
ou' Young Progre.sives give
gS'een Esther at the Young Mems
s,ueV Association hall tonight. The
TN, I%a IS full of pathos and sentiment,
~, sae the costumes employed are rich
~ MIS-. H. S. Sparks is having a nea,
Sn.age bult upon the foundation o,
H.. residence burned a shor. while
M No 1881 South Third street
s,,, u was occupied by Messrs. f. R
- aud A. b. Moore.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-13
THE BLOODY KNIFE
VIII Cassaday Gets Himself Badly
Carved

NhTNbu
Yesterday morning number Of
boys had assembled near the Second
Baptist church on Webster street.
some to attend Sunday school, while
others congregatcd to play martes,
"ouss' chew tobacco and make cigar
rettes.
Will Cassidy, the little eleven year
old son of W. j. Cassidy. the pho .
tographef, WAS standing near VINE
Brlce Morgan, bow some fourteen or
sixteen wears of age, backed agains,
him with an open knife, giving the
little fellow a severe slash in the knee
and across the finger,
The wound in the knee is deep
and severe, and likely to result badly
probably Gripping the boy for years to
come.
Brice explained that the cutting
WAS wholly accidental, and it is to.be
hoped that it was, however let that be
AS it may, too msny cutting scrapes
are happening, and it is wholly wrong
for any boy to be toting an open knife.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-13
For Ladies only.

OFFICE or WACO NATAroRluM Co., {
March Is, 1898
10 order 20 better accommodate the
increased lady patronage, the manage.
ment of the Natstorio Sanatorium has
decide d to reserve the pool room Tor
ladies only, every morning (Sunday
eHcepted) from 10 to II m
Saturday mornings the hours are ex-
tended from 9 to | p m
Perfect privacy secured to lady
bathers. Suits for rent. Lady
spectators admitted
Tuesday and Thursday nights for
ladies and their escorts No spectators
admitted S. ii. Pore,
Suot
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-13
FOR ALDERMAN.

5TnY NEWS is authorized To announce ".
Eswkins a. a cand date for reelection as AL
|srman from the Fourth ward at the April
lection.
THE Npws Ia authorized to announce Wal A.
'ymes az a candidate Tor alderman from the
,scond ward al tne Apul election
THE News is auth rized 10 announce Mfr. r.
G. kirkpatrick a. candidate for alderman
hoIu The third ward at the April election.
TIE NEW Is authorized to announce Maj. T
2, IBIS ne t ear didatc for alderman tcoiu the
trst ward at the April election.
lHE NEws Is authorized ID announce l.. F..
aot dwf ri rs u candidst. for alderman from
tie third ward at the April election.
TuE News ls authorized to announce j. r
Br Aerho II rs candidate for re-, lection as
|. eTuan from the Third ward at the April
Election.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-13
FOX CITY ATTORNEY

TIVE NEWS Is authorized to announce James
a Harrison, Esq, as . candidate for re. election
10 the office OF city attorney at the April cleo
aoa.
TIE News IL authorized to announce Mr. NJ.
& Ii. ark as candidate for the oil ce of city
Morney ~ HE April election.
TIE NEWS Is authorized to announce John w.
DAVE as candidate for city attorney at the
April cleo ion.
The NEWS IS authorized TO announce Eugene
Il Fast tg 90 a candidate for city attorney
Ntle Ap II election.
w, B. FAKES.
rHE Ews Is authorized TO announce W. Il.
istes as candidate for city attorney at the
lpr election.
wv NEWS is autho'iz. d toannource Judge
TH Les IN : a. a candidate for city attorney
Me ap, rot hing city election
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-13
Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will
surely do you good, if you have
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with
Throat, Chest or Lungs, Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs AID Colds is guaranteed to
give relief, or money will be paid
back Sufferers from La Grippe found
it just the thing and under Its use had
a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a
sample bottle at our expense and
learn for yourself Just how good a
thing it is Trial bottle free at w. B
Morrison & Cos, Drug Store. Large
size soc. and 81 90.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-13

Mr. A. Ockander, commenced this
morning the construction Of a sanitary
sewer eco feet in length on McClel
land alley in North Waco. He will
soon commence work on another
sewer on South Third street
S y Ovens was arrested at Lorcna
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff John
Shelton and brought to Waco ard
jailed He is wanted in Alabama to
answer charge Of burglary. A 800
reward had been ofared for his
capture.
Last night at the residence OF Mr.
Jack Buchannan on Columbus street
between Sixth and Seventh, MIR Il. c.
Buchanan and Miss Eula Henderson
were united in the holy bonds Of wed
lock. Justice j 7. Harrison per
formed the ceremony.
Yesterday Mayor McCulloch ex
tended an invitation to the North
western Cattle association now in
convention 10 Fort Worth. TO visit
Waco med,ateIy at the close OF their
session, and also to hold their next
annual meeting in this city.
Rev. Z. M Beckwith, general mis-
sionary for the Episcopal diocese of
Texas, preachf d to large congrega.
tons at St. Paul's church yesterday
Mr., Beckwi,h will preach again to
night at 7;45 O'Clock on the sub sct
of confirmation. Everybody cordially
invited.
Saturday night Prof Mowry gave a
kind OF private exhibition of high
diving and swimming at Padgitt' S
natatorium, which was extra good
Ills ffighsful leaps from the cross
beams away up IN the top OF the
building into the waters below
brought forth rounds Of applause.
Last evening just before dark while
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, who reside on
Dickey's Hi, were driving on Wash
ington street, their horse slipped and
FL in attempting to turn the corner
at Fifth street. The shafts of the
buggy were broken and the animal
WAS slightly injured, bat the occupants
escaped unhurt.
Judge John c. West, who returned
with the Washington excursion party
Friday night, says thai the big stream
ers with box car letters on the side of
the car, announcing TO the world the
existence OF our arteslan wells with
their curative properties, were the
OF cot of general attraction, both at
W ashington and along the route ira
versod.
Yesterday the local base ball team
went into practice for a match game
to come off at Padgi,ts Park hext
Sunday afternoon. New players have
arrived from Sedalia, Mo, and FL
Paso, Texas, which HIS strengthened
the team greatly and makes it, proba'
bly, the strongest amateur team in the
state. The public may look for a
| lively game next sunday
The management of the Natatorio-
Sana,orlum are progressive and ever
have an eye to the pleasure and com
fort of guests. They have just inau
gurated a new feature by throwing
open their elegant pool room to ladies'
exclusively every morning. This
special privilege is in line with the
we'll known courtesy and chlvalry OF
the management, and demands favo'
able action on the part OF the ladies'
Yesterday morning the barn OF Mr.
James |. Moore, on Bells Hill, was
cons umed BY fire, together with
quantity Of feed. Other buildings II
close proximity were slightly damage'
by heat. In the morning quite
number of gentlemen had called L
see fine horse Mr.. Moore had IN INT
] a
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS
rouCtTY MARSHAL,

r., Nxws is authorized { nouncs ". G..
~ es candidate for city marsha at the
iInl election
NEWS is authorized to announce J. II
Inn hn AS candidate for city rusrshal Of the
atiril election
INK NEWS is authorized to announce Ar C..
I'M, a candidate for re election to the odlce
nsJ.s marshal at the april election.
10 are authorized TO announce Mr.. Milk
voorc asn candidate for city marshal at the
.Insuipg election April A.
rur NEWS II authorized TO announce Sam S
AL as a candidate for city marshal at the
April election
ruy NEWS is authorized to announce Bucb
pInrIf q. candidate for city marshal at the
ippii elect IN.
rgE NEWS Is authorized to announce Mr..
Tim D. kerdricss as q candidate for city
stshal at the . prl election
1ug Nngs = autharixed TO ann ,unce ".
ssiharr 5's candidate for city marshal at the
AM election.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-13
Another Kissing Case.

j. X. Edgar, successor to Joe S.
Thompson, 400 Franklin street, is
now selling pure lard at l2t cts a
pound, He has very choice s, lee.
tlon of staple ard fancy groceries,
canned goods, candies, cigars,
tobacco's, etc. Remem Der he sells
for spot cash at lowest possible
prices. Lee Stewart, his gania
manager will always treat you we'll
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-13


cigarette or cigar stump. The ami
mails were all moved. Insured.
Justice Gallagher performed a
marriage ceremony this morning in
W nIch the contracting parties are Mrs.
Annie Peters lndan) md Frederick f.
Seaman (white), that assumes con
siderable interest owing TO the fact
that there had been some doubt in
the minds of many people as to the
exact race to which the bride belong.
ed Several years ago an indictment
was found against her, charging her
with being negro won an, while her
husband was white, and she was tried
for miscegenaton. She was acquitted ,
however, the evidence adduced show =
ing that while she was nota Caucasian,
she belonged to the race of the
American Indlan.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-13
Hotel Arrivals.

HOTEL PALMo-W II Adams, Pine
Bluff, Ark; Chas Baldwin Cleveland,
Ohio, Chas Reed, Austin; + A Jones,
New Orleans; w X McIver, Nashville !;
r B Hanchett, Chicago + w Man.
veil. Marlin; } w Miller, Marlin; J +
Cavitt, McGrcgor; l. + Faust, Dallas;
Miss Felix Smith, Tyler; G W Hous-
ton, Hillsboro, Mary Boone Clemmie
Boone, H.lsboro; T J Cotfey, Dallas i;
] II Elliott, YoaNumi a k Jones,
Texas; I j Woods, Decatur, Texas;
Jas Jones, W Jones, San Aatonio; y
B Williams, city; G. w HuntoD,
Hillsboro.
The Fashio Balar is now show
ing the prettiest line OF baby caps aud
b)nnets ever brought to Waco.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-13

Pharr's Diarrtma and Cholera Cure.
a sure preventative and immediate
cure for all DO vel uoub es, Ed +
Dismuke, Provident Drug Store,
corner Fourth and Franklin streets.
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Died.

Mr.. Simeon Lutte died at his resi-.
dcnce corner cf Sixth aud Washing
,on streets, at $50 o'clock las. night;
aged IS years. The funeral will take
place from the residence tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock lnterment at
OAK wood cemetery. Friends of tho
family are invited to attend
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-13
FOR CITY TisEASJKER

SO sre authorized to announce W. w. Seley,
As A candidate for recollection to tho Office of
city treasurer q, the eueuing election Arrii 4.
Tur NEws Is authorized tn announce Mr.
Sohn X R)ee IS a candidate for city treasurer
NJ the Ami electiOn.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-13
Are You Bilious

If 80 take Climax Pills and be
relieved. They are the true health
pills sold by druggists.
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ron CITY SECRETARY.
,ou ASSESSOR AND CoLLECTon

We are authorized to announce B.
;unph eys a, ID candidate for re election 10 the
Sace Of assessor and collector, AT the ensuing
Nv election, April 4.
HE NEWS Is authorized to announce &
|tcocke as a candi date for city assessor and
dlector AT the April election.
STARK WEST.
We are authorized to announce Stark West as
,candiiate Tor ssse-sor and collector al the
ms ing election April Attn.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-13

IA NEW DEPARTUREor the convenience of customers
IN furnish special carriage free of charge for all services
A connected with funeral Telephone any time of day
night and carriage will be to you.
STEPHENSON & YOE.
Undertaking Rooms No 4o7 Franklin Street
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-13

THAT BACKING COUGH can
no so quickly cured by shiloh's Cure
We Guarantee it. Sold BY William
son Drug Co.
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r. r. BALDWIN, M. ..

RUPTURE AND RECTAL SPECIALIST.
E-rROTTD RIILDyNG,
RoonS So 20, ~
office Hours "to ~ 4. ".
$50 to j T. W.
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PHYSICIANS.

IL. EIHNEII. VI. - Rooms N
~ mud - frovi ient Buildtog. Te, hone No
= Waco, IeN's EYE, Eau, NosE AND
IHHoAr sAclusivwy
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-23

the Lyons brothers OF the north part OF
the county and has many friends in
Madison.
Al marriage license was issued to-day
TO Adolph Kruger, ., and Mary Sitka,
80, both of Leroy township.
The first degree viii be conferred at
the regular meeting OF Madison Lodge,
No. %, this evening.
Hoist cold wave signal; temperature
will fall twenty degrees or more by Sun
day morning, preceded by light snow.
No paper will be issued from this Office
Monday in order that The DAnY
LEADER employees may enjoy the Christ
mas festivities.
Gen. Shields Post, g. A. R., will hold
it's regular meeting next Tuesday even
ing instead OF Monday, as formerly
announced.
r. b. McClenon, supt.: Summary OF
report OF public schools for month end
ing December %, 1888: Whole number
enrolled, boys, 219; girls, 226; total, AT.
Highest per cent. OF attendance, 1858 in
Mrs. Tolles' room.
Susie Il. Hide, aged Is years, oldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Hide,
living six miles north OF the city, died
yesterday OF consumption. The funeral
services will probably be held Tuesday
from the house, Rev. Mr.. Andenes con
Quoting the services.
John erwillger had a coat, cap and
mittsns, stolen while attending a dance
at the Owens rancho last night. The
suspected party was followed to the city
this morning where he was found in bed
and the overcoat hanging over the foot Of
the bed. Prosecution has not yet
followed.
The annual meeting OF the Presby-
terrain congregation will be held after
the prayer-meeting next Thursday
evening. After the reports are heard
and the business transacted q good
social time viii be enjoyed and refresh.
ments served. All who attend this
church are expected<to be present.
The home contest in oratory OF the
Sioux Falls Baptist college took place
Thursday evening, in which Richard
r.. Locke, OF Rockford, ILL.,, took first
prize and Edwin s. Keith, OF Sioux
Falls, q young man we'll known to many
Chautauquans and Madison people, and
son Of II. II. Keith, took second prize.
The subject Of the. formers Grafton il
"S~ectionalism IN the United States and
of the latten 'sThe Temper Of the West"
The state contest will be held in Sioux
Falls in May next.
The reading room committee met last
evening and laid down some rules tor the
guidance OF the ianitor In preserving
order "a the young men attending have
been somewhat lax in conduct. Tt has
been ordered that the room be kept
open from I to 10 p. M, each evening,
Sundays excepted; that card playing be
excluded; that the use OF tobacco Id the
room be prohibited and that no loud
talking or mouse be- allowed. The design
IL to make ID . place Of quiet enjoyment
IN harmless games or profitable reading.
New accessions Of tables, literature, and
ether attractions viii soon be- added, and
everyone from the lowest to the highest
10 invited to avail themselves Of the
privileges Of tho reading room.
Toys ct half price after 3 o'clock.
THE FAIR.
----
Fine Christmas poultry at
!. F. j. G1NDER's.
Open until u O'Clock tonight.
The FAIR.
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Ie Werla,s Fair Photes FOR ONE MIN

10 worlds Fair Photos for One Dime.
The Chicago, Milwaukee q St. Paul
Railway has made an arrangement with
. hrst-class publishing house to furnish
Q series Of beautiful Worlds Fair pic
lures. ct 9 large size, at the nominal cost
70 the purchaser Of only ten cents for q
portfolio Of sixteen illustrations. Moth
ing % handsome in reference to the
World's Fair has before been published.
Tbs series would be worth cit least
twstvc dollars Il the pictures we're not
pubaehed ~ such large quantities, and
we Gro therefore able to furnish these
works of art tor only ten, cents. They.
will make = handsome holiday gift.
Hand in yonrs money to. the nearest
station ticket agent OF the Chicago, Mil
yFankeo > StsrPaul Railway and he will
furnish The pictures and tell you more
about the scheme.
ia GEo.H. HEAFFoRD,
Gen1 Pass'r Agent, Chicago, I'll.
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Ready for Xmas

Santa Claus is bound tob " by the 25th, because he ia al work now woros ~,
work too, supplying the public Of Lake County with the hnest assnrtmart 80
staple and fancy dry goods, dress stufs, etc, discoverable in Mahson ymn
might Is we'll look for a iceberg in Rio de Janaro Ms anything apmoachino oMr
stock IN this county The Rio batteries may be powerful but W. ave nm matar
of exquistely irresistible toilets in u aggregation OF novelties in drss.
goods, which includes serges etc. II liz just as impossible to rival omr othar -
parments in which we have a fine assortment of Coaks in Ladies' M;saa, "a
Chidrens plush, beaver and fancy paids at greatly reduced prices. Our stock
OF muffers. handkerchiefs silk mHens and facinators ia Re M will mana
handsome Xmas present. The prices w will guarantee lower than the lowest :
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