davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-12
Der m6roertfde Shurfe Gdcore fetr1
1leuliu9 I'M Derbred1en
limo befnoet iih ribt sum crten 11laIc hill=
ter 6efdn9uibmauern.


Die Gcr8ongcn3ejt bs5 Morobubcn 2ns
COKE, tpelcbsr bic flctuc Glen 8Dron ouf 10
icDcubl;cDs 4Scjic crn1orOetc, lit cine m3.}z
ljc5lt un8iiniti82, ocnn er bat frjtbcr bcrejJ5
msDycrc I}aIe Dinter 0cfGn3njb3iltern 0ez
icIien. Gin g.. &anHor 1929 ipa: CT III
Brai0Dooo, ii Oiclem GoHntO, Ipc9cn oc3
9iebitoDIes cinc5 He0olOsr3 SIT ScbntGgi9cr
Oefin9uiSltrafe rcruct5eilt luorocH, ulO
cjni5e Sabre Dorbcr lou CT, lpcJell cinG3 III
9tepA00 begnn9encn &crbret9cu5 cineH Ser
min I'M 3utDtDaNic it %Nnonola, Solpa,
OurtQ82macbt Baden. 9cr SDeriif Ncnnc>
BERN bat Den W}0rbrr icbt aus bcn 3ucbtz
baule nocD bcm commandments gcbr0cDt,
wo CT Don cinem 50itlf3lDcriff bc>pocDt tpiro.
lScnn CT oucin lit, perDGlt CT ljcb cams
rltDi3 uno pcrnijnftjg, o0er iob0iO CT iicb
bcobd1tet g%l0Ubt, otriUcDt CT ben QGabns
i~inni8eN 81 lpic(cn.
, 1893-08-12
81 r(icaro9uo oie 4ube mob Ion9e
ntht INTERCHANGEABLE.
limo es fatrn ieoen 2Iu9enblid pieoer los
9eben.
O}ona4uo, g}tcoraoro, -. g(uo

M%onoguo, 9}tcara9ud, IL. Q(1g,
Die Dor6erric9cn6c Meinun8 ic6etnt gu
fem, OaB Der TrieOen 5tpii3cn 6en Yarteien
in Granada un0 2con feinen 8eitanD BADEN
ipirb. Die 6reunbe beS ab9eicbtcn 9rdiis
oenten Saca8a lpiinicben, baB berielbe ais
BEN Ser. Stnoten Suriidberufen tper0e.
8icle @ei61ftSleute itnb bancroft, Gel0 1T
auBerorbcntlic9 fnapp, unb lpe9cn Der entz
laiicnen, plilnDer1oen Soloatelt lit cS nic1t
ii0er, iicb cine Meile melt BON Der Slaot
gu entferneu.
Son Den b~eiieren &laiien pir6 Elm 9ro=
~tcftorot ber Ser, Staten bcgitnitigt, trobz
Dem it6 England unb Tronfreicb Tort
ipGbreno benz Sunc6menoc1 omcritaniicben
GinfluB feinOlicb 5ei9en. Der amerifaniicbe
@eionbte Derlucbt einen QtusbruCb 5u perz
bitten, miro aber babel DOn Sen an6ercu
9iplpmQten nicbt unterltiibt,
, 1893-08-12
Nod feds 0obren miro Elm Don
1l(erfd1enrdubern
Gntfiihrtes Kino oen GItern 5uriicF9c9ebcn.
8 Ill 10 a So., y. 9(uQ.

O'| 10
@or iecb3 So6re1 ipobntc C5eoygc Mtz
0onOugb in Sanios Gttp, O}ili., uno Bate
inc pierjdDri9e Gocbter, tpeltbc al cinem
@etDno1tSabeno, lDGDreuo lie i'm Sore
lptclte, BON WfeniAenrGubern gcitoDlen
murbe. Grob oller Nnitrengul9cn, ba5
&tno tpie0er5uftn6cn, blieb buliclbe Der
Ibwunbcn u;to e5 mar bt5Dcr unm08licD
irgenO cine Spur bon 6eniel6en Su cntz
oefen. Sebt enolib lit cS ~gelungcn, bic
Sletne oufSuftnOen, ulD ipie Sic 8orz
iteDerin zines gSoiicnbauie5 in Heaucns
>portb, &an., 6rau GannD, b~ricflic6 nit
tbeilt, bciinOet itb bos gcltoDlcne &ino
lpobI unO mitnter in Der b~ortigcn 2~tnltolt !;
c8 mar nDr etttgen Wfondten BON unDcs
fonnten Yerlonen Oabingebracbt tpor6en,
miro iebOcb icBt iofort Ben glliflicben Glterl1
3uritfgegeben lperOen.
, 1893-08-12
Oampfer=U Y odrid1ten.
Sn ser Qodt aemeloet :

2on6on-Sn @ibt; 6rie5tanO DON 9fet0
Oorf, 9feBntDre Don Bottom, @alnp0nta Don
Jtem Oorf.
Nn8efommen: SERBIAN W}OnarD bon
Neip 2orf.
6amburg-GueDia unb Columbia bon
Seem Oorf,
Stem Oorf-0}ormannia BON 6am6ltrg,
BariS BON Soutbantpton, Stolta bon
Stettin.
8altimore-W}0tnc bon 2on60n.
, 1893-08-12
Quiet Satin foil fit Die getdJla9=
nabme Oes pampfers 8tata
2Sd6reno ser rebfe1t 2(nrn6en
in @6ire
Giren Sdooeneriob non $25o,ooo be5ohIer.
Sc c N 9 orf, II. Q(ug.

Scr Correspondent beS y6eralo" tc(e7
9rop6irt BON Galparaiio Sol8en6eS:
5aracio 2DOu. Set @ei6Gftsfii6rer Ser
l6ornertforiicbcn 0ompfcrz 2tnic, lift mach
gSaibtngton obgereiit. ST wir6 ppr Der
Gomtmiiiion fiir bilenil4e 2lnipricbe erz
l1etnen unO bon Ben Ser. Staten bic 8ez
Sa6lltng bon $250,000, ais SbaOeteriab
filr Die Wegnabme DeS 9ampferS yStota, "
tpdbreno beS Samples sum Stur3e be8
Prd1toenten 8almaceDa, Derlongen.
, 1893-08-12
Gine 21lutter rpirft iPr Srpei 21Ionote
oltes HIND III Den 5lub
limo ertrdftft iid2 Damn feIbf.
8atte*ion, g. e., -. 9(uo

@eitern WOrgen mocbte Sic finfuno=
Stpansi9idbri8e Trau Scbipanmcr Dem &C.
ben t3reS 5pct Wonatc alien &tnne5 Oa.
ourb cin @noe, OoB ite baiielbe in Ben
8aiiaicz6 luB mari; barauf ipronq 1i(
ebenfaIlS Dtnctn, uno ertrGnfte iic6. Die
6rau wo1nte nit ibrem @atten uno slpeI
&inOern 1T Bergen StraBe; baS d[telt(
&inb lit 5ipet Sabre alt. fYrau Sdipom.
mer tuor ictt Der G'eburt bes lebten Ainbes
frdnflicb nno lit an GROCER Nicbcrgelcbla.
genbett.
, 1893-08-12
Oeutide 3e9ierun9spetreter ouf Ser
2etie nad Chicago.
Darunter ser beriipmte Protector PeIrnboI5.
sc c ID q ~. Q(uo.

ToIgel1be @ertreter ser Dcutitben 9tcz
gierung fit Sic misunderstanding, b%efinocn
ii6 al 8or0 Des Samplers 2obn, lpclcber
am s. Qlu9uit BON 8remcn nocb glew Oorf
o%b9c8angen lit:
Grceuen5 bon 6elmboIB, Ge0eimrot6 BON
Mueblen6urg, @e6eimrat6 Scbmitt, 0irefz
tor Scntidb, 8rof. 8af6auS, Brof. &letn,
Or. 8uooe, Or, &urGboum, Or. Gbrenz
rcicb, 0eDetmrotb 98infel, 8rGiioent
S6ul8, 9ireftor Waag, Brof. Teltr, 9rof.
2an0Sbcr9 unb 0r. 0tiieGe.
, 1893-08-12
prdftoent 0Iepelono in Gray
Gables ~ansefommen,
no er bIeiben miro, bis 9rau Cleveland be
reit fein miro, i'm rod lpoibiu9ton
81 beoIeiten.
8u33orbS8oi, MaIi., II. 9(uQ

8u33orbS8oi, W}oii. ~, 2(l8.
Der 8rditoent Gleoelanb traf 6eutc
mOrgcn I'M balb od6t llDr nit Dem
3u8e, peld9er licb Dem SAL NiOerz8oote
aniblieBt III 8u55arb'S 8ai cin; in ieiner
8e8Icttun8 befono itdb Or. 8rDont. Q(m
8o6nbofe erportete i'm lein Q8ogen, Der
i'm nab @raD @abieS Dra9te. 9ort miro
er bis gum l. september, o0er 10 LANCE
uerbleiben, bis Trou Glcpelan6 bereit fem
miro, i'm MACH 98ei5ington SIT 6e9Geiten.
, 1893-08-12
Der 8onfier Oberbaufer perouftet,
limo Seante nit PoftbefehIen auf ser Su6e
nad itnt.
0corin. 81 II 0(un.

g8iQiam 0bcrbauler, bc1len Sanf Dor
etlI9cr a3ett t0rc SDilrcn icDIOB, bat iicD
plobltD ulo in after Sttuc aus Dem Staube
9emocbt, IS iino 6aitbefe6Le 0e8en i'm erz
tptrft, aber Die 8eauten fine nic6t int
Stonoe, ben Nufentbolt bc8 6Giibtling5 81
ermlttcln. Sine Y~riIfung i~cir1er @eicbiftsz
blcbcr bat er8ebet, DAB cS large nibt 10
gltnltt8 fit tbn au5iiebt, ais anfGn8licb an
gelton1mcn tpur0e.
, 1893-08-12
Die t~pamifden 30ue
2ndfen porousiidtlih 0emndhit in
6oi0 entrid2tet peroen.
Cine ~beoeute1t6e G%rhohun9 Ger SteuerIai
miro Ole ,foI9e feir,
30 a0rto, y. 9(ug.

Die ipanii1e 9}egtcrltn9 pir6 porou5z
It3tlicb Oemndc6it orlorOren, 6oB ale 3ous
gebii6ren IN Sob entrjcbtet werOen miIiicn.
SIS bebeutet bies cinen 3oQaufi9laG BON
minbcitenS ~Stpan5ig 8roSent. 9ic cnDgilz
ti9en S6rttte in bieier Qlngelegcnbeit BAN
gen ieooc6 bon Ser in 2tngrifi genommenen
Stlbergeiebgebun8 Der Ser. Staoten o6.
, 1893-08-12
Gin Oeriiit nit mean 2trbeitern Elm
9eltjr5t.
Qrei Scr Dernt9IiiGten pcrocn niht nit oem
&ebcu oaponfommcn.
8 Cincinnati, 9. II. PIN.

6cutc morgen i~tiir6te al Sem ncucn Sc
bauDc Der 0o9GejeQlo5oft i'm GGeitclt0c, Gin
0erlI't nit ncUn Nrbcitcrn 6uiommcn. Die
Ytaurer Wfifc Guiglep, 50. 8ront un0
So}cp6 McGartbD crlittcn lpa6rlc1c;nliCG
to0tliDc EcrlcBun9cn. Spbn 2l6roDam,
Der 8aloufiebcr, uno Der Nrbeitcr SIC
SDomplon tpuroen i4wcr belcbdoi0t.
, 1893-08-12
We9en perbotenen OerFauf5 pom
Gi9aretten

5n GcIo= mo @~cidnsui6frais perurthciIt.
4eru, 3n0., Y. 2lu8.
Oeftcrn Dur6e Der jungc 2(pot0cfcrgc=
bjtlfe Gbarlc5 Clements I'M $40 gcitraIt
unO 5u 5~cbntdgi8er WefGngniBitrarc per
urtbeitt, iueil CT cinem Sun8en untcr 16
Sabrcn Gi9aretteu perfouft 0atte, Clements
bat jeOOb ge9en bn9 llrtbciI 8erufung Gin
0ele8t. Die Strofen fir &crlc5un8 bcs
G~abafSgeicBcs itn5 fiirSIi1 bon Der 0cicb7
gc6ung Derld3drft tDoroer, unb Clements
mar llr SIT Der niebri8iten Strafe Dcrur9
tDeilt mDroen. SIS lit bieS na6 2lnnabme
beS nepcn Gjelebc8 Oie critic &crurtbeitung.
, 1893-08-12
Die yGrite NotionoIbanf" felt ibre
0ahlun9en Elm.
mta ober Ole Ospoitoren poll ausbe5atIen.
GabS0en, 9lla., II. Q(lt0,

6ette O}Or9en bat sic vGritc gtationalz
bant" nit ctnem etn6e3abltcn &apital bon
$4,000, unb $4,000 Ginlagen, tbrc 53ob7
lungcn cingcitelIt. Die 9irettorcn per-
iid6ern, boB Die 9cpoitoren III Sou GUS
bcsobIt iper0en.
, 1893-08-12
Uefegrophiiche Oepefd'en.
papit SEQ XIII.
Gin eifri9er Sefirworter pom nit oem Getite
Ger Kirde in Ginflon9 itehenoer
So3talreform.
st 0 III, y. 9[uq.

Der 9opIt 6at on SEN 6iibrer Ser ibtpct7
Scriicben &at6Oliten unb Organtiotor De5
interndttOnolen &~On9re1ieS fatbOliicber
9(rbeitcr, 0errn Sc GouSinS, Elm Sbrcibcn
9ertcbtet, III ipeldbem ct ietne 8%tQigung Der
on9citrebten internationolen @sleBgebung
5ur 8crbittlut8 un8ebiibrltebcr 2lN9beutUng
der Troucn> unD &tnberarbeit auSiprlcbt,
Der beipuBte intcrnation0lc &On9reB oiirftc
in 8Gloe Sulanlmentreten.
, 1893-08-12
Der in Oenper i'm 2trmenbauie
unter9ebrod2tc 3orriion
ST, ME Ger Grprdioent 9Ieiden 21amers
fo9t, fein Deter Don Inn.
81 EN- Onrf. II. Q(uo.

Gon 8oiton pir6 Ser n9reB" gemcl6et,
5aB Der fritDere BrGiibent 6arriion, mel
9er ljc9 sum 8eiucbe ieincr GocDter, ser
6rou W}c&cc, in BeOerIU auf0alt, Sic
l8oDr0eit 025 Gcriic9tcS, boB iener Y8iQiam
@0rriiOn, tpclcbcr f~lirsltcD in 0cnper in
0a5 NrntcltDou5 8cic1idt muroe, eth Setter
Don inn lei, poQitGnDig in 2lbrs0e itcut.
, 1893-08-12
Die Commercial 8onf Of SroofIYl1
6e5pun9en ihre 6eihdfte cin5ufeuen.
8rppfInn. q. q. u. 9[Ia.

6cute Mtorgen I'M 8 lt6r wur0en Sic
Gbiiren Der vGommcrcial 8anf ot 8rootz
I'm, elmer Stoatsbolf, nicbt g%e0ffnct, unO
al berielben befano it9 fol8enbc Wtittbeiz
lung: u0te1e 8anf lit g%c3lpungen, 5citmei>
Zig tDre @elbafte etn5uitellcn.
s.. S, Sail, 8aIirer."
Ser &aiiirer Sail ia8te, 6aB beutc feilt
8ertcbt iibcr Die Sage bet 8anf pcr0ffcutz
LIGHT WerOsn iDiroc.
, 1893-08-12
gud1t- ORleprnntnte+

Berlin II. Qtt8.
Ser 6rnmatiibe 9ic6ter SSfar Suitiuus
~teigentlitb G5tar &uitinlS &oGn), Ser
f0iier DOnr &DriB7 %Drib", rStiIe 6amilie",
r2lnlor auf &cilcn", Die G0eitiftcrin" un6
5aDlrcic5er onoercr 2uitipiele unO QoIien,
lit I'M Sitter DON DierunOfitnf5i9 SaDren
AcitDrOen.
, 1893-08-12
ueber orei uno cine babe 11liuion
Dollars in OoIo
2luf Sem meee nab Ncp QorF.
8 nn0nn u. 9tuG.

Der Gunorooampfcr Gtruria, ipelcber
berte bon 2iOerpOOl na6 SEEM yorf Angling,
noDm 100000 Bfun0 Stcrling in 0olO
nit btnilber.
, 1893-08-12

Der 8eiua Ger meItansteIlun9.
Gtntrittsfarten murbem on 8eIu9er ber
98eltauSiteIun8 Gil ~nocb6enannten Gagen
Derfouft.
, 1893-08-12

~@eiammtbeiu6 7,558, 100
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06

BONHAM. Tex. Oct. 5.--(Speclal.)--
The following are the results Of today =
races NJ the fair:
First racc-2;IO trot three entries.
won by Gabe Beck. IN the fifth hear,
Geo. Anthony second. Sidney Smiih dis.
tancel in the fourth heat. Time. $40 IL.
2;30 Ii 2.42.
Second races Special trot, four entries,
won by Caskrt In two straight heats.
Tune, 2.31, 2.3G
Third race-1 'hree-fourths mile dash.
four entries, won by Virginia II, Big
John second. Time. l 20.
Gun club shootiug--ti shoot fifteen
single birds. known angles-McGmty,
49, Miller, 13 Scherer, .; Russell 3,
Woods, ID; Pierce. 10: Underwood. Ill
MOsely, 10; Colt. 10: Fritz, II: White,
10: ]. Il. Russell. ~,
Second shoot Twenty singles, assucin.
tiOn purse, $500. McGnty, is: j. W.
Russell, 10; Arledge, II; j. u. Russell,
Y; Underwood; III Saunders 10; Woods.
~; Pierce, ~; Colt TO- scherer, ~
M1sley, II; Fritz, 10; Miller 10.
Third shOot--Fifteen singles, Unknown
angles MoGlnty, II; Miller, 10; White,
II Wood, y; Underwood, 10; Mosey, .,
Fritz, ~; Pierce, II; Colt, D; j. Il. Rus.
Fourth shoot--rwenty.ave smdcs.
known angles This was a shoot fof
gold money. McGinty. III Miller, ~,
Fritz, -: ]. W. Russell. 10: Underwood,
10; J. b. Russell, II: Mosdy, II: Wood,
X; Colt; 20; Saunders. IL; Scherer, 10;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06
CROWLEY & sIMMs.
GOOD MORNING. HAVE YOU usEp,-
White Frost lafdY
ITS pure-absolutely pure.
THE MAYOR BACK.

His honor, Mayor Paddock, has re-
turned from trip to Washington Cap
tain Paddock arrived yesterday morning
on the Rock Island, He intended to
be home last week. but the washout of
tile Rock Islands bridge over the Ca
madam cause n delay Of four days.
When seen yesterday, Captain Pad
dock said his business in Washington was
solely with affairs connected with the
First National bank Of BrownwooJ. of
which he is receiver. lie said he conid
public.
Regarding the pOstmnstership of the
WY, ny knew nothing except there was
no likelihood that the appointment would
De made any time soon He became.
mixed up somewhat with politicians, but
knew. nothing Of the situation. EXCEPT
that II was much mixed
captain Paddock was very profttse In
ms praise of the handsome nannpr jn
which the Rock Island cared for The
comfort OF the Passengers who were de.
layed four days at the Canadian. They
remained At IL Reno most OF the lime.
ahd the railroad officials succeeded In
making the delay very pleasant one,
IN captain Paddock's party We're Mrs.
Everett Wyatt. Mrs. w. A. Brook,
ana mother MIR. j. A. Murphy. Of lie
fOrt Worth aud Denver and others
"HAs CURED OTHERS, WILL CURE
YOU
OF using poor ard
KS pure-absoiutely pure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06
ABOUT THAT HORSE.

Editor Gazette.
II the gentleman who asks TO be ill.,
formed as 10 the proper course 10 pursue
10 effect a cure in his colt In yesterdays
issue OF this paper, and who Is 50 nn-
fortunate 10 be IN community, Us he
states, where horse doctors are so scarce,
VIII willie TO me or any OF my few col
leagues 10 the state, they will, | am
sure, endeayor to put him on the right
track TO effect a cure. From the synp-
toms described II seems to me one Of
those cases the result OF too much doe
icring, and ! think If the advice given
IN an old ndage was pursued In this case
the results would have been different
III you do not know what is the matter
don't do anything; II Is only fool TINT
does. This, think. IL the foremost evil
the livestock interest of Texas has TO
battle against today. | eau safely say
we have more prtiendcrs to this profess
sion IN this state than all the states Of
the Onion put together. There are few
men possessed Of horse or COW, as the
case may be, who do not make some pre-
tensions to tits profession. Every stable
has from one to o dozen, aud my ex-
perienec has been that those who profess
10 know the most and blow the hardest
are The very ones that seem 10 know
the least Invariably you 6nd they can
not write their own names, much less
The largest horse ~ the world was
dragged TO death right here in Fort
Worth not long ago; . horse worth at
least $4,000. by the performance OF an
operation entirely unnecessary and with
q drug. this would-be surgeon showed his
entire ignorance Of. by killing the ami
NAL before he started the operation by
administering TOO much. Seven out Of
ten Of our Improved stock farms through
the country have proved failure from
Just the same cause. In one case TO my
own knowledge the loss was from Sl5.-
600 10 $4,000 10 less than one year, 50
much 10 that the owners have decided
10 get out OF the business In Texas to-
day We have about twenty young men
who have reduced this profession 10 a
science and are graduates Of some
veterinary school, while 10 au adjoining
state not 0ne-thlrl lis size you will hnl
no less fian go. all doing well and
studying ieh hcsl Interest pf their several
communities. The state Of Texas IS
not protected 10 single instance Old
eioct men VII tell you there T. no USE
bringing hlooded stock here 10 Texas. al
ihe tisk Is foo great. This will always
be so. gentlemen, untl your interest," are
looked after aud inducements are PINT
forth to Induce competent men 10 come
and settle amuuEst you aud look after
the livestock interest ana Tbs uohlest
quadruped that treads the earth
~ w HOPKINS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06

Sam T. Jacks "Creolcsr-probably ma.
iaitoes--was the attraction at Green
walls last night The play was intended
for burlcsque but it could not well b,
called by that name. Neither was il A
comedy but It was more on the order Of
q minstrel show-probably better a
hlsN-class variety performance. The
aonse was good one, composed prlnct-
paily or men. Several very good dances
were introduced during the Performance.
and 1t can be said, the show came W 10
the expectations Of those who attended,
while At lac same time, It eould not be-
called good.
The next attraction IL Nellie AfcHenry
~ "A Night at the Circus her great
New York success This Jolly actress
does no, need IN Introduction 70 tie peo-
pie OF this city IS she Is wei known
here, having captured Fort Worth 10 her
rendition VI Three Of 4 Kind aa1 oiaer
rolleking comedies.
Miss Mclisnry will " seen here next
Tuesday evening and night, and viii
repder After the Bali ia herman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06

remark or two, which possibly might have
been something about avoiding reporters,
rode on past the pickwick. However,
both gentlemen left the ear at the same
place, and the governor spent the night
with the senator at his residence ut the
corner NJ Firsi mud Calhoun streets,
A Gazette representative called at
Mr.. Swaynes residence and was cor
daily received by Governor Hogg Dur
Ing the conversation that followed the
political situation was not discussed 10
any great extent The governor only
The present low condition of the finances
of the state aud on the lines laid down
In his speech at McGrcgor yesterday.
In speaking Of this, however, be said
thar IL was only question OF an immense
surplus in the state treasury aud high
taxation, or an empty treasury for two
months IN the year and lower taxation,
and more money for the people Coninu-
ing the governor said that he preferred
the latter state of affairs to the former,
aud he believed II to he the best interest Of
the people. and was not afraid TO face
them on the issue. Here the governor
intinnted TINT he knew a thing or two
about the wants Of the people, and that
they were generally correct In their
ideas about how this state government
should be operated
Here the governor ''dad.blanked" a
time Or two, and "by-gatliued" several
times and added that the people had
stuck TO him AMI be dad-hl0med II he
didn't stick 10 them. About this time
the governor stepped into an adjoining
room. and while he was absent, Sena-
tor Swaync said that The governor and
the next governor would take break
fast with him this morning, aud Incl.
dental,y remarked that Co. Dick Wynne
was expected TO breakfast with the gov.
crnor and himself this morning
Gov. Hogg spoke feclingly of the death
OF Col. Malone. aud said that the state
had lost one Of her trnest friends and
best men. The governor. accompanied
By bis I-yeAr-oll son. viii leave this
morning for Decatur.
"wIIEN IN DOUBT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06
DON'T BE A CLAMP
Try white Frost lard.
It's pufr-absQluiely pure.
OUR GOVERNOR here.

Governor Hogg arrived In Eor. Worth
last night over The SaatI r. from Nc
GFcgor, where he made a speech yest,r-
day. The goYernoF Is Oh hia way ~
Wise county 10 visit his hroiher. who
lives within a few miles OF Decatur. aud
IS hom lie has not secn FOR so.ue time.
Senator Swaynp happened 20 be al lie
Union depot with his wife. who left lasf
night for the North on . visit. aaen he
governor stepped upon the platform, aud
by some means or other the TWO gentle
men happened ~ board the same stree.
car for uptown. On the way uptown thl.
ernor, aud whether the conversation was
of a political nature Or Otherwise Is not
krown, but the goSeraer after making a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06

CINCINNATI. Oct. 5.-First race
Seven iurlougs, Miss Dixie won. Henry
Jenkins second, Fancy third, Time,
1855.
Second race-Mie. Eyelet Won. Gold.
Gu Hope won, Ocean II, third. Time,
las "a.
Third race-Niile and seventy yards
Gasc0n won. Santa Anna second. Somer.
sault third Time, l.02
Fourth rncc-Six furlopgs. I'mulein
won, Ganelon second, Amelia May third.
Time l rs IA.
Fifth receive furlongs Domingo
won. King David second, Miss Mamie
third, Time. 800.
Sixth receive furlongs. &. II COX
Won, Gallntiu second. Winfield third.
Time, :O5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06
NJ THE CITY.
COLLEGE FRATERNIrY MEN

Al reporter of The Gazette dropped into
Tie Office Of General Clarke yesterday,
and learned the following in regard to
the forthcoming reunion of the college
fraternity men.
1--WE had last year said the general,
"fi,e first reunion Of college fraters ever
htfh In Texas. The gathering was most
Notable one, and the banquet which was
IT, the Arlington Inn, WAS Thoroughly
6tiightful event. From onr best informa-
tisn. we estimate that there are over
thfce thousand college graduates, meri-
bers of college societies, who are resi-
&unts of this state. They are all in
good shape occupying prominent places
10 the professions, many of them hold
Ing high positions upon the bench. The
meeting of last year was so successful
and pleasant that II was unanimously
concluded by those attending it, 10 orea-
Misc q regular society of college frater-
rcdnions. The next reunion will be held
at Dallas during the fair. Thursday,
October 20, has heen set apart as Col
lego Fraternity Day" There viii be an
intillectual feast during the afternoon
Ia Music hall, and at night u grand
banquet at the new Oriental hotel, Some
very effective work has been done by
the president and committee of arrange
mems of the society, and over one
thonsand members have signlhed their
Intentions Of being present on that occas-
ion. There Is much that is peculiarly
desirable aud enjoyable in these reunlohA,
The "Reminiscences called up, the renewal
Of bid, and oftentimes forgotten friend
ships, and the cementing OF new ones.
form no little Of the event, and are
pspductive of great good to every frater.
Every one who has belonged TO a coli
eke society, and not forfeited his assoela-
2tioh by wrong conduet-the college fra
Ter is always gentleman, is ellgable
( to membership In the society. The 10Th
pf the present month bids fair to be a
red letter day among the college men
res ding In Texas"
II was also learned in this connection
that the invitations for the reunion are
now in press. and that they will be
issued in few days
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06

WANrED--AN ALI. ROUND. STRICTLY
honest, reliable aud sober single man.
30 10 40 years NJ clerk for plantation
store. and 20 make himself generally
useful outside; must he ilsel ~ c0iorcd
trade. and he q fair pchmnn; enclose IN.
drnlnblc references with application. Ap.
ply By letter only, stating salary expect.
ed Hood, Nelson \ 10, Wharton Tex. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06
"wHEN IN DOUBT
Use Waite Frost lard.
rs pure--absoultely pure.
ApA's BABY.

Ada Campbell, the woman who de.
serted her baby last Tuesday, has not
been found, nor has tie slightest trace
of her whereabouts been discovered.
Chief Of Police Maddox called at the
house where be left the baby Wednesday
AMI found that the woman. III whose
core he had left 1t, was nearly starved,
having IN the house only little tea and
small crust Of bread. Mr.. Maddox
got some provisions for her and left
the baby with her until he could Dor.
innnently dispose of IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06
RHODE ISLAND DAY.

WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS. chicago. NJ.
Dot. People ffom Rhode island 0yerran
the grounds today. The day was perfect.
Governor Brown and stan were met ~ the
Flftyseyenth street entrance by the state
commissioners. 4 parade was formed heal.
ed by column " Columbian guards and
followed by Governor Brown ana stan.
WHO rode az the head OF the famous New
port artillery AMI Its band Theu came
The commissioners and citizens In carriages.
Al ! O'Clock Interesting exercises werr
held ~ Music hall Governor iiruwn male
che address VI welcome. The grafton nf the
day was delivered by Professor AlnnEo WIZ
Hams " THROWN university. An original 80
en- wis recltel 10y Henry u. i'Alnirr Ihe
Newport artillery gave q drcas-paraie on
administration plaza, followed BY the pN-
erelscs uf tho dAy Thls eveninr q big re-
ceptinn was rendered the governor aud stan
at the Rhode Island state hullding