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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-17
ANNExArIoNs SOLID BACKING

We print to-day complete list OF
Hawaiian citizens and residents who
pay taxes on an excess Of $40, 900
classifying each name according to the
owners political views and preferences.
To ascertain these the signatures upon
the Annexation Club roll have been
consulted, personal expressions have
been secured, common fame" has
been somewhat relied upon and the
services of people Of widest acquaInt-
ance on the Islands have been obtained
to review the roster and perfect its
showing. To make assurance doubIy
sure the STAR has already given the
list a wide publicity and has every few
days asked its readers to send it any
information at their hand which might
make the exhibit more complete.
Several corrections have been handed
in and noted down. As a result we
are able this evening to prove the truth
of Claus Spreckels February statement
to the San Francisco Examiner that a
vast preponderance of the wealth Of
the Hawaiian Islands is enlisted
against the Monarchy and on the side
of annexation to the United States
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-17
BY AUTHORITY
WATER NOTICE.

In accordance with Section I Of Chapter
XXVI Of the laws of 1886, all persons hold.
ing water privileges or those paying water
rates are hereby notified that the water rates
for the term ending December 81, 1893, will
be due and payable at the office Of the Homo
lulu Water Works on the first day Of July
1898.
All such rates remaining unpaid for fifteen
days after they are due will be subject to an
additional 10 per cent.
Rates are payable at the office of the Water
Works, in the Kapuaiwa building.
All amounts over ten dollars payable in
United States gold coin.
ANDREW BROWN,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
Honolulu, II. l., June 10, 1893.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-17

At the hour Of going to press, the
following name is sent in too late to
figure in the footings.
S. N. Castle ...........a $40, 900
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-17
NOTICE.
II. w. Schmidt e Sons

II. w. Schmidt &c Son 5
Hereby give notice that they are the
SOLE AGENTS OF
John WEILAND BREWING COM
PANN'S BOTTLED BEER
For the Hawaiian Islands under contract dat
ed San Francisco, Feb, IS, 1890, and that
they will sue for damages any party who in
jures or tries 10 injure their business.
II. w. SCHMIDT & SONS.
Honolulu, June 18TH 1898. SO Nv
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-17

THE Arkansas train, the cow-catcher
of which was taken off the engine and
put on the rear coach--because as
Mark Twain explained, the train could
never catch a COW and it was thought
best to keep such animals from climb
ing into the cars to annoy the passen.
gers, was to steam travel about what
the Waikiki uam-cars are to four
legged transportation Eternity is an
affair of speed beside the Waikiki
tram, and a man on his way to the
gallows would beat any car on the line
by several lengths to the furIong.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-17

CHARLES L. CARTER, ESQ, has this
day been appointed District Magistrate for the
district Of Honolulu.
Executive Building Honolulu, June. "a,
1904 6S at.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-17
Strongly Endorsed.

The advertising of Hoods SarsaparilIa APP
peals to the sober common sense of thinking
people, because it is true; and il is always
fully substantiated by endorsements which in
the financial world would be accepted without
a moments hesitation, They tell the story
HOODS CURES. l4S
Hoods Pills cure liver ills, jaundice, bill
iousness sick headache, constipation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-17

CHARLES T. WILDER, ESQ, has this
day been appointed Consul-General for the
States of California, Nevada, Oregon and
Washington, u. S A., with residence at San
Francisco, California.
Executive Building, Honolulu, June ID
1898. 6S-3t
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-17
HAWAIIAN TAXPAYERS.
A COMPLETE LIST OF THE BIG
ONES.
Over Three Fourths of the Taxes PaiC
by the Annexationists Who Pay
Over 5000

Following is a list of all Hawaiian
taxpayers rated at $40, 900 and above,
classified as to their political opinions
In this roster (a) stands for AnneXa.
Zionist ld) estates or persons divided
in sentiment ~ doubtful or not de
sjguated u) Royalist; (rep) in favor
.of Hawaiian republic
Adding the smaller taxpayers to the
list the following totals are reached;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

Copyright, lSDA M Associated Press
Honolulu, Dec. ., November 80 Prcsi
dent Dole addr'sscl note to Minister
Willis, 10 which, II was aiated. the pro.
visinnnl government hud recelyed notice
fmm Minister IlurtOn Of Svtotnry
dfcShnms letter. The Provisional roy
ornmmt wishes 10 Inquire hrab VI Il
WAS cnfrovi. aud II su Unlimited that II
was due Ia them to he Informed Tvs 10 what
wore the nlcnliuus of the l'nitcd States
IN r'aliuh 10 the recommendation nt
q ropN WAS wcoivNl BY President Dole
stating IN substance that he cundderod
tue letter nt Secretary Gresham a dumes-
tlc mnitpr With which Willis bad nothing
70 do. II WAS his opinion. however that
l.NHident Cleveland would decide to fur
hlsh definite information aud instructions
ns soon ~ he had received certain AL,
vices already transmitted Ia HIM II
was Minister Wills unlniou that preai
dent Cleveland win he allie to como a.
ms conclusion, because h0 was anxious
To lmyo the Hawaiian trouble speedily
arttlod A previous uotc had nlso heen
received from Minister Willis. la which
it " nnlowiOod lac noluIesced IN the no
lice served upoh him TINT troops shnuh
mt be landed from The United Slnt,,a
mhnutsWnr without tho written consent of
the pfnrislnnnl government.
lfHlUNht Inle mas confirmed the stutps
mont OF various members nf the rhnmbar
Of commrrre on the proposition mRio
thnt body the day lhc stcHmcr ArnWn
sail hy Hon. McKrlEin Bnwal, tho
agent OF Snnndn prrsident Dole ani1
20 aii Associated Press correap,ndcni
gus morning thar Mr.. Howell had stlung
~ advised iho ohnmbrr 90 cancel the
rccinrocily treaty with the United States
which, ho claimed. was already defeated
by tho action at the Mckinley hin.
MIR, lluwoll further said that both me
Canadian government Anil the people nre
anxious 10 enter into political and trade
relations with Hawaii aud hoped that
negotiations In TINT direction could soon
be- opeurd Members OF ihe chamber
state TINT Mr. Hpwpll Unlimited urv0t'
~ that such negotiations would find The
favor and support nf England " neccs.
sary, When asked IL be- thought Eng.
land Ind u baud In the matter, Mr.
Dole smiled aud said he nould not answer
M he had no Information on that point
Tile Interviews with several prominent
rnynlists show many have given M the
hone OF nn immediate restoration, aud be
licgc the situation will be- reviewed by the
Uniird State. congress The following
resolution WINS odnnte1 NJ o meeting Of
the cA orntiyc committee of tho nnnrxn-
iion club hcld saturday evening
'ltoHOlyoi, TINT His club dehpunee npy
mud on propositions lodldng 10 political
compromise which shall have FOR their
object ne u sequence the temporary OF
permanent restoration Of tho Hawaiian
throne aud that II p.odges moral and
physical Resistance To all measures ~
men that may be enlisted Ia such be-
half
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18
COUNT HERBERT BISMARCK.
Selected as the Champion OF tho
A.rarians Solely on Accunn,
OF His Great Name,

(Cowrighted, lSN, by Associated Prcsa.l
Berlin, Dec. iI..-'rhc Importance Of
yesterdays debate in the rcicheiAa cen,
tered In Count Herbert BlsmarcL's un.
expected coming 70 The front as one OF
the leaders vf the conservative party.
The Agnnaue collected him to be ihcit
champion solely on account OF the
weight Of his historic name, and, al.
though his arguments raised no point
not already covered by thu opponents ot
the commercial treanes and. Ia iact,
as Richter remarked. tho whole speech
WAS vuuthcd IN such general terms that
Il would suit any commercial treaty yet
the uenchahl Nigpr ol tho commits Ian
uagc, Ia cuch striking contrast TO he
former parliamentary Hlyle that even his
friends were surprised aud delighted, and
thn conservatives, abandoning their at
uuido Vt reserve displayed towards him
since his fathers dismissal trnm office
anplauded him yDciienusy.
The passage Of tho treaties has paved
The way for the adoption of The l,ussinn
trraty, aud, while nothing could he a..
sutcd with certainty, ihuso IN a position
To Judge best believe thai the majority
IN favor ol tho Russian treaty win hs
even little larger Than the RnunaniaH
treaty because a number OF it, opponenia
NANNNlNNl NlNtN INV liNHNNff Nl lilf tNNNs
manlan treaty that Il would be scnscless
10 oppose the lmsslnn treaty, II Is hilly
confirmed that cnprlvl ls Of the piniOn
that the prrsent legislature j. sufficient
10 deal with the anarchists aud no lmtiA,
tive atcps are Inspected From Germany
The Berlin adherrnts OF the party are
very downhearted, ns every Individual
belonging TO ID is well known aud ron-
tlnnaly Swallowed by tho police, who
mover have hpen lacking M Information
from their own rhnks Every speaker
who ndulped In exciting language at the
mcclinHe y promptly Sent up' under
tho law Quito a number are already In
prison aud oihors are awaiting trial
They VIII soon ind Il too hot for them
-hcre, aud as no other states OF Europe
Will LEI them pass their frautlers they
VIII a. last trS TO 90 20 Amcrlcn. whrra
lnva'lons OF this character may be looked
! for
The. in0ucuE1 T. ahailng here, owinv
according 10 medical opinion. 10 tho
rnllcr. and dryer weather which has
prevailed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18


Abilene. Tex. Dec. lT.-Your cores.
pendent was last night shown letter
from Alabama stating that dc attorney.
general oil that stale would leave in a
few days for Washington, u. C., 10 which
place he goes 10 enioavor 10 have the
famous Pearce chse advanced on The
docket u the United States supreme
coufi. 20 ns 10 afford an Immediate
hearing. II will DO remembered ihni dur
Ing. last May al Of Abilene was thrown
info Hurry Of oyciiemeut caused BY the
arrest o. Geo. A. Pearre one u her
leading business mfn. while ln bis pri-
yate Office, charged with ombezzliuE, b.
3 alleged, n sum near $4,000 from the
Merchants and Planters Insurance com
pauy Of Mobile 81 which he was The sec-
rotary. Rcqnisiiiau paiefs were secured
and have never yet been h0nnre1 owing
o. the stubborn fight Of the defense aud
bis counsel who hive fought the cfira-
dliign until now q Is before the United
States supreme court on = writ Of error
for final hearing
The Alahuna authorities have put
forth every effort 20 bfins pearer before
their courts for trial and have Epeni q
mlni Of money 10 accomplish their pur-
u0sp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

Special to the Gazette.
Dallas, Tex, Dee iG.-An echo Of u
bursted boom was heard and the glimpse
Of former millionaire hostler was seen
in Judge Edward Gray's court today.
The ease Of j. ID. Thomas against 4.
l.. Marsalis is Oh trial today before
jury IN the FOrty-fOurlh district court
The complaint reciles that on June I,
1880. Marsalis and Thomas entered into
a contract IN which the former agreed
10 build and operate q railway ir0m some
point on the Dallas and Oak Clin rail-
way through two tracks Of land owned
by ThlmHs. The road was To Ice com
peted by April s, 1891. rs far south as
The center Of the Mcdowell tract. and
the residue thereof within Onr year
thereafter. and operated by running two
trains daily.
Thomas, on hi, part, agreed to fur
uish right of way through his land aud
to pay S90O0O, aud also to purchase
forty acres Of land known as the Taylor
land, tue title 10 b. taken in the name Of
Thomas for the price of $4,000, Mar
sails agreeing To pay half the purchase
money and own an undivided half inter
est in the land, Thomas performed his
part If the contract deciding away right
of way through his lands and purchasing
the Taylor lands. his purpose being TO
increase the value Of 200 acrus of land
well situated for building sites along
the southern borders of the city of OAK
Cliff Thomas paid MarSals S9uUO cash
MS Subsidies for building the road. Mar
sails agreed 10 take up note OF N4'iih.56
accrued by lien on the tract
The complainant charges that Mar
sails failed 10 protect the Taylor lands
from sale for uon-payment OF the
St33333 note and the lands were sold
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18
THE BmETHLIc LEAGUE.
BY AssOciaied Pros.

Washington. Dee. II. J. Warner.
president Of The conference al The III.
metallic leaRne which has been IA aes.
sion here several days. today gave olt
nn explanatory statement Of NE aeiinn
Of tho conference, lie says. 1T WIS
unanimously agreed 10 the conference
first, that the money question VIII con.
Time TO he he paramount issne an set
He'd. and settled rightly nn sound prinni.
Pies: speoHd ihaf The frat battle l. the
next congress; bird that 80 achieve ~
suits the silver men miut mt only STAY
silver men after they reach congress. hut
must there unite and. putting silver
above parry, work necessarily ~ accom-.
plish the object for which they were
eieried."
A motion WIS niso adopted recommend
Ing thar there be heli during The hFef-
emit winter two conventions, one some
where in the South and 1ne at Des
Afoinea. Iowa. On motion Of Gen. Klng
az Louisiana q committee Of three on the
union X the republics Of American and
fhe atbor silver STANDARD nations Of tho
world. with the president N the Himeial-
H. League hs fhnlrinau, was appointed.
gen. King n I,pdisiana, d. T.. finrd Of
OHIO and judge Joseph T. Shcdonqf Con
neriicuf we're named as HE committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18
SILVER LEADERS, CONFERENCE.
Ry Associated Press

NtbN WIS lsiNNlh4itS NNNhllltFNtE.
Ry Associated Press
Wsshlngton, Dec, 10 1hc conference
Of prominent silver leaders Of the
country win probably he continued
through Tuesday IT next wcek 1hc
commlticc On organization Is made
W, OF Gen. Warmer, Ucn. Weaver, Nor.
timer Whitehead. Master Workman
Sovereign and the other chiefs VI Indus
trial organiaatious The plan most likely
70 be adopted as TO tho next congrcs'
WpuRl election clnteiuplatc~ thc securing
OF MelEcs OF diNct expressions irum
every candidate for cungr,.s, No Aistino-
tinn between candidates viii he made ON
account OF adherence to the old PARTIES
Tho fun sipWgth ot the district VIII he
thrown o the man who gives tie strong.
80 assurance ni allceiancc ia the silver
cause In ease all tho candidates In a
district are opposed tn silver, tho iude-
mated
Aftor rsoo@ the conference was ~
sumcd tnnillt and aitcr several hours
session completed Ito work The creator
part OF tnnirl.ts session wits devoted to
consideration ct iho report Nl the rcsn-
luton committee and ntter many changes.
Involving considerable discussion, they
wow adopted amid much enthusiasm 10
morrow the conference Will issue q
statement OF It's objects aud aims
Adjournment sine diu tonight contrary
10 general expectation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18
KENTUCKY wHrEoAPs-

Harrisburg. Ky, Dec. ld--I.ast night
at Rosehil. 1--WE miles from this city
Merrill Preston sud Charles Harlow,
aecusel OF stealing and general worth
ltssncss were mkDn from their SoinsH
strippod OF clothing aud brntilly whipped
an f6pir bare backs by whiiecaps. They
were ordered 10 mead their ways, leave
tbe country or expect more Of The same
treatment from regulators next week.
The home Of Frank Anderson. the
village blacksmith was also visited lie
yaa called out Of his h0use aud warned
in the whitecaps that they had heard Of
bis manh for gambling aud the neglect
lis family suffered by consequence.
After promising to refOrin be- was
allowed TO return t0-bed without being
harmed A similar organiEaiion existed
h fhis locaiity twenty-five years age
which took the law into their own hands.
il was soon after the evil war aud they
I'D The country Of many had characiers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

Special 10 the Gazette.
Clcbnrne. Tex, Doc, ~. Quito litile
ramy lnft on the sonth-lipnnd train today
10 accompany Weldon Odel. who g1ss 70
croclieit 10 wed Miss Birdie Murchison
on the 2lst Inst.
The many friends Of Mrs. u. y.
Kelley. nee Belle Chambers. are con-
grntnlatlnr her upon her marriage.
The Kcgeli company played "a pret'
zrr here Saturday evening, and or
leaving Sunday morning their bagengf
was htid Tor about hour because thf
opera house riHnneer lost pistol which
WAS used on The stage, but dnahy found
that one Of his employees one jazz NJ.
Kinsoy, hal stolen The gun lie wns
turned over 90 an officer. who pun HIN IN
jail IN default Of bond, Tho company
very fortunately bad Twenty-Five minutes
IN which 10 catch their train, and get to
Hiileboro,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

~ hffp'NAiNu iffaaf
live Onk, Fla, Dec II. James
Nnitiews ahd Henry sfoii, two nogfeea,
were slot SOL Killed by city Marshal
Pfary last night
Richard Robinson, smother negro
was ais9 shot bat not fatally The
neerncs were drunk and da0rdnny and
wien peafy Attempted 10 arrest them
r,slstaI and drew rsYalrcrs, Peafy
~ h.aa and Scott through The heart
iiljnR them instantly Robinson Was
alot - the shoulder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18
MEAD MN COLLISION.

Allnnta, Gaa Dec ia passenger
aud freight train on tho Senbonr Air
line met IN head en1 collision gu the
bridge AZ Conner ga, this morning The
freight had orders 10 side lfnek Tor iva
trains Conductor lihrlinrit AMI In.
iirst order aud pulled Tor Conner. When
the hendlight was seen llnfburt and
James Smith, The cGOro1 fireman of the
freight. both lenpod. llnrlhnrt was not
hurt. hut Mitchell jumped after the train
reached the trcsile aud fell sixty foot.
His injuries are very painful Ehtharlt
received severe SCALP wounds. Engineer
Willie owen Of the passenger and Geufge
hennett, the iirOmnn. were hurt, y II.
Thomas, Mrs Jones. =. II Dnhlgrecn
aud twelve others were more or less
bruised
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

Houston, Tex. Dec. ia week ago
tonight Ed Gibbs, cOlored. WAS waylgid
and nssassinatcd lear Stafford, IN Fort
BEND cout3y. As a result Henry 9. Fer
Euson. Griffin, Dock Gibbs and Sid Ma
hone. nll colorcd. arr ia jail on the charge
Of having committed TIE crime. Ferguson
Il wealthy and influential col
orad planter aud politician. A
few DAYS before the nssassina-
tionFerinison's barn was burned. Fer
GIBSON swore he would XII The man who
fired il and accused Ed Gibbs Of The
crime. Officers have very positive Coot
that three Of those arrested slot Gibbs.
one Of the four decoyed The victim, not
knowing be was marked for MURDER aud
4 held as accessory. His testimony is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18
BAD WRECK,


Ivy Associated Prosa.
Lonlsvale, Ky, Dec. II Section two
Of No, n freight train Of Che q, O. and
Southwestern railway, nofh-bound, was
wrecked ttis morning Fourteen cars,
ten stock cars aud four loaded flats. with
The engine were pmclpltatcd down a
steep embhnknrni between West Point
aud MnldrOugh Ky. twenty four miles
south Of Louisville Three lives were
lost one man probably fatally injured.
and three others slightly hprt, aud 100
cattle and ~ many hogs slaughtered
Dead Thomas liocgan, engineer,
Louisville.
lnek Downs, iirrman louisville.
Stephen Joyce tailor Newark. Ohio
Injured Albert Church. oolofel, rear
brakeman .iacl. Hodges, colored head
brakeman, William Kelly, Boston, Mass;
ph1A lohnson. i0llct, ILL., The cause "
The accident was Tho jumping on Of the
middle Of Tho train
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18
cocKREIL coNvIcrED.


grsckenridge. Tex. Dee. 10. -The, jury
=, .bc cise 5f The stnie ". John Cock
an ir.. charged with numbering. w M.
NnrtSr la-t May. On account u which
apnearpi IN tho Gazette % The time re-,
tnrned q verdict yesterday evening o.
,,fs,, vesrs m fhe peniientiHry.
,Tbis easa was one " The most Import
All ever iriei ia the county Eight days
vrnr., consumed "a the trial. Large
rr,ads wcre drawn 20 the rourt house
eacb tlay 10 hear the testimony SHE
couuld were employed ~ Doll
ID vi. CssJsi8stoa Of BrseksnFidge,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18
G. :SM!I!!! IL /.


Spe rial TO tho Gazette.
Noakum. Tex. Dec. 1G-Yoalsum sec
ton 1891, Endowment Rank. X. of r.,
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing YEAR H. Newman. president;
x. p, MclHrnon, vicc-presidem; John
kutsel. secretary
The social triumph Of the season was
the ball given here last night by the new
lodge Of the Railroad Mechanics ASSOC
citation. The large opera hail was fairly
crowded. with merry dancers, The popu.
lar Nolino string band of San Antonio
was engaged for the orraion. The rail-
road boys are proud Of the success Of the
venture.
The Noakum fire department will give
big mask ball ON January 3.
Cards are ont announcing the marriage
of Miss Mary Strickland Of Bruokhayen,
Miss. and H. &. Roos of Nolkum.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

clsms Of Rlount's rport In much the
same strain as his letter In reply 10
Urcsham's letter to Cleveland some time
ago. lie closed thusl 1T seems newt
ahlc that the Islands mus, come under
tiis gpvcrnncW II Is to bc hoped that
the DAY = not far distant when Amerl-
can patriotism Will be strong enough In
washington to prevent party politics
from crnpling our foreign policy. when
we shall show a united front 10 foreign
rivals and thus stand grand and invincl.
Die hninrA Tim NnIlrn -Noi,lH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18
,,.rArnERFORD NEMs.

suecial TO the Gazette go, tod ~
"a, sattle drc being loaded o. ~, lne ro, 4oa
and Pacific pen, today ~ i 10 the Chicago
sd Oh mill. Ihey go !" '-
market -o,eral foreman Of
~ i. @1f wg,er service on the Rio
G eTaS division Of the fc1ss and ,a p9Sl1 as
bas been transferred to tgs eastern Gsa n
vision ~ s ny Mr.. 1oughrey On the
ItAn c NV, division, and wm sheppa ar
ln i4 n ,ncee,d Mr.. Hall as foreman, q me
VII suc nc from , Fort Worth TO Baird.
p' WINK Atkinson and W. II , ! ngn av.
,ba Rock Greek burglar li1u M J.,f,nlt
amining trial, and were h''u :" '''
81 isrrc number Of i5umigrlnis m. are eo., ,,
~ 5'is county. anil many OF them e.
~ ~ te train here and go az wagons 80
yapne aud Jack counties
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

Ni-'' tf' w WV NtNNfAlN
ciehurnc, Tex. Dee iT.-fridat morl-
ing Witnessed the largcst eurtege which
ever Woi nd It's way Va silence 10 thc city
oi Che dead accompanying The remains Of
9nr rslccmcd citizen The late DR. Ina. l.,
Maeley lie was borne along 10y his
old companions 10 arms, tho huys who
had worn the gray; next came tho city
council of which be was q member HIS
associates 90 the medical fraternity We're
The pail henrprs They laid hint AWAY
y q manner hccpming the lite he hai'ied
Peace TO his ashes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18
=. n, ~ MANAaEn RoBRED.

by ASs',i', So col. Dee 16.-Fiye
Colorado Spgi Iss.fed az the door Of a
masked m MA nv NV Frank Aiherien, over
room, oeSup're Saiional bank, this morn morn.
the f 4. answer 70 CURRY. oae sa .d,.
ing IN ,sleeram for you Anerlon
Here's 4 Soar and a gun was thrust
opened t ~. ~ Inc men lied him % a
y ". IA ransarkei The room; e, q, ssod
n n,en.v and jowelry worth a,,9'i cr;snie
i kfber.ol is alanasgr , ~ ,ht ~ men
Greek ii5 KS b nuf considerable money
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

Detroit. Mich. Dee. n, This morning
Al4k BufdOin. AZ er-cOuyiet, WAS shot
and Killed willie trying 10 enter saloon
for The purpose ~ burgiHrizlng u. lie
and THREE oibcrA were surprised 40 work
by Tie police. who had been nppflHed that
the attempt would be- made, mud during
the fntilale which resulted Bnrdolu was
killed. The two other crooks we're ar
rarif4l