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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

NEW ORLEANS, L.. Sept. 2.-lSpe-
eai -McI.liuy \ Gilbert say;--lntlrrf
AZ We anticipated in eur report 2, ea,
80. ~ "s'i,eitre. closing only 3iH higher,
,giu, snot sales Oh COCO bales, At l-lOd
advance. The disappointment here wlr
reiIe,'ted In Inc oppniug 9ricc wh'eh WA
Z ia 4 lower ihan iast night. bui y soon
heesme evident that the hnying tmrnt
hsi taken hold Of operators apd NE
murket ady1nced IS points from tl w,
is,al 4 large business wa, done.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

1t Is estimated that the number OF bodies
embaiued in Egypt from b. G s,ooo. when
the art is supposed to have been iirst pfae-
ticed. to A. u. 100, when It ceased amounts
10 le0,Ooo.OO0 Another estimate places Tue
total number Of mumuiies at .h'Vv'oo,
but this is based upon the extension OF the
beginning Of the practice to a much earlier
date The traffic in the mrmmies Is very
profitable TO the modern Egyptian dealers
Exchange,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

LOCAL MARKErs.



WHEAT Old or new, No .. 5oci No.
o coiiN-car lots, I. o. ,. Foyl Worth,
oar. J5c; shrlied. mixed, sacked, 32e.
ytie sacked, 3ic; ear. local, wagon LOIS.
NJ -2dB5c pr hnshel..,
OATS New crop. Texas fnsl-proof,
car io,s. E. o. b. Fort Worth, bulk, 22c.
'if,i{SN-Iier ton, I, o, b. Fort Worth.
S'ulfY-car lots, 10. b. Fort Worth, be,t
rerncy. $40 per ton; best upland,
81 5D. nlfalfa, loose, local Sl0i John
sea erass. hailed, 'oeal, SllQ per ton,
ioose pralrie. local, per ton. $500.
FLOUR Best naieq2i,s;5 ~ y, AZ. ~ Per 40 u,
si XII; fourth grade, Si.i0; Northern
patent. 81 10.
ClOI's-Corn and oats mixed, per
t5n. SIG: per hundred pounds 800
CsDIiON-l5w ordinary 1896;
ordinary, . 3ige; good ordinary, :
i1.iiie low mlddl,ng' l3 sei naiidi1iiillng'
f,ir Z T-sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

Donate. per h., 10c, blue ulriol. ner H..
VuoQ. olue mass yer h.. Doc, blue olnt,
mehi, per h.. duc; borak, per h., l.,IliIc:
saYphor gnm. per ID. Coo. epplcnm.
hohdered. per ID, ZOE, cppcfaS, pcr H..
<u1c; cream tartar. Y. f.. PER To-, Zoe:
srocrrS per. b.. Ice. Dovef'a powders
pcr lh.. $l.20. ether. sulnhufIc. q. 4. r..
Per ~, nc. gum arabic, iirst pick, pcr
~. bc; gum ehellac, per H., 25c. Glue
nrown. per h.. 12n16c; glue, whlie, PER
in~ -vc; mace pcr h., SOc, mercury, Der
~; ioci morphine, suph. T. n W..
bcres nox. per or, $40; l.2-cr.
Sv, nnfmcgS. Der H., Toe; castor oil,
KIT ga. 81 .25si1 30. olive oil. ncr gal..
sl.lv; ilnseed oil. per nal. 6Sfi59c;
f gsaaa r o S:i cpIa2 ao' p Sp'q pss
Potash, bromide. p xs''iib is. Sic, no,asb'
sh'orate. per IL, 2Sc; iodide. per H.
Ss.25; lulnlne. p. 4 W Ion bottie'
nc; cans per o.. soc: oulnIne' + NV,
9o ~, vanS per o., zoe; u. 4 S. qulnine,
NJ. ',als per Ca. Doc; do, o., 2oc;
I'M uns. or or. .2fci do. 100-oz;,
n li4dk2 Ice; saltpeser, refined, per lb.,
ivc' saltpcter. commercial, Uc; enlts.
EPSON. pcr 10. Nate; sells, Rochelle.
ovc' bicarhonate, English, kegs. per H.,
ve' sulphur. b-barrcl lots, . S-lc; aulnh.
w mowers. small lots. 90; spirits pirp-
market rates per gall; white
hAut COLLIER and Southern. : r.. per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
WINES AND SPIRITS.

WHISTLES liecti6ed. Si2Od2OO "a
uer proof. i.year.old and upwards, 81 li1
W2.fO; sour mash, 2-year-oid and 10.
anr. s6OOdi000. blended whiskies
~. fyDd3.25.
WINIss-Pnrc grape, per gallon. 500
and upwards.
BRANDiES~Pur Tonuessce appln
s22s, pure Maryland peach. $3.50. do
nicstic cognac. SO.55N3.5O; imported
al 5CffQ %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

Quotations based On mail lota 10 NJ.
All dealers. Anilpathlne. per OK, zoe:
kcetaaiid. per ounce. i0cI DER pound
ir,r. acedc acid, per pound, e.; carbolie
arld. ofyr. per 10, $40 ~ 24c; muiiatio
MA, II y. per H.. 20c; nitric aridI q.
p Der b.. 2lc shiphnrir acid, q. p.
~ h.. 2ic. tApnir acid bulk, Dor ~,
n Is; alcohol, % per cont pef xal..
$40. Alami gsr H.. 10c' entikam'
pyriBe. pr o., SL4Q; ammenla, car
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
49,
CoAI

Retail llst-Canyon City, SI.75 per
IN ,McAllistsr Choctaw. Jenny Lind.
ny Muddy, Roysc, Maitiand, Cameron,
1922 20 10 ton lots Sub0; ono too
Sutn; onr.half ton. $3.50; Monarch, Vie
tor Santa Clara and Elmorc GOALS car
lots. Sh.oni 3 to 10 ton lots. $4,000 two
Sdoui Bfiar Greek aud Nclaincr Goals,
yar lois, sn.2a. Z to 10 tor lots SQhn ,
Ions; 1910 one ton. 5000. onc.hnlf ton.
49,, Maitland, egE and Meaarsrho ssg;;
cite Uennl coal, car lots, AllNO; 70 10
Tons S5hO. single ton. 5000 authra.
ton lots. SieI1: single ton, Sla; anthra
elite tONAal, to 10 tons, 5000; single
ton, $500. one.half ton, $500; slack
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

CHICAGO. H.. sept 2-The iai-
n-.rsi hank rufement gave sirenHr 70
fbe market todny firmaess vi'Aopi
asfirify Wa the general feature
Wheat gained i'sa5-sc
September corn ilreppcd l-se-
provisions l-2c hieiler
Leading fniGres ellsfts
WIeaf- september Is l-ic; Deeenibe-
CO 10. 49,,
Corn September 81 l-ss oeioos.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
sr. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Sept Cattle
ccipts. 1900: shipments, 2uO; sleady, ma
i've steers range SROOIt 30, Texas
stoers. S2.5Oat3.i0: COWS, sSlOOa2.2A.
Hnss-i Receipts 0Nn; stronger; Hight
S5.lNdi.s5; packing, Si.oSt1 dI; hcary.
S4oJIi.4u
Sheep iieccpis, 1O0. no market
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

~ wish 70 say to my congregation" SAID
tho minister. "thnt the pulpit Is not re-
sponsibls Tor the error OF the printer ON the
tickets for the concert Ia the sunday
sehoolroonl. The concert Is for the benefit
Of the arch fund. not the arch fend. We
will now sing hymn o. 70 err is humans
10 forgive, divine n--tondon Tit-biis-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

Returning past the thorn aboon the
well, I'VE came by apleasant way 90 Bridge
side cottage. tho home OF Miss Isabella
Burns Begg, niece OF the bard and hi.
only surviving near relative, The cot.
tage is a coy structure In stone, FROM
whose matched roof dormcr window, bril-
liant with flowers, peeps out through the
foliage which cmbowcrs and half conccnls
the tiny homelet The trinimest Of little
maids admitted US ut the roadside wicket
and conducted US along puth bordcred by
flowers TO the cottage door where stood
Miss Begg beaining coriinl welcome upon
the pilgrims from America She Is the
daughternnd namesakc OF Burns youngest
aud fnvoritc sister, Isabella, vino married
John Begg. We fonnd her TO be singu
larly active and viyacous old lady, CHEEKY
and intelligent and manliestly pleased TO
have secured appreciatiVe auditors for her
"reminiscences Of her gifted relative. She "a
OF slender habit, has n bright and winning
face and soft gray hnir, and when Sine waa
seated beneath the Burns portrait we could
sec that her brilliant dark eyes are like
those on the canyas-T. L. Wolfe In La.
dies Home journal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

s.,ms Of Ire stores Of coal in the earth are
evidently approaching exhaustion, ana y
The simply Of petroleum Is siso il'i', vi,
,l,eu rs substitution fer coal eau enll
mean an tking oui Of the store q nis ,l..a
ical energy lint nature has provided i'' u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

the very best sewing machine
which skill and money can
produce. There il no better
and few 80 good. An agent
Of a sewing machine com
pany will charge you 500 to
S75 for a machine in no
respects different from this
which, we furnish you for
only $24, including ono full
years subscription to the
sEm.WEEKLY GAZETTE,
We could fill columns with
the best testimonials Of its
worth sent us by persons
vino have them i'll use, but
the machine itself is It's own
best recommendation, as you
viii say when you SEQ and
use it.
$24 for the Machine and
Seml-Weekly Gazette 0na
Year.
The machine will be sent
TO annual Subscribers to the
Daily Gazette who want
it on the payment Of sss
additional to the regular
subscription price Of IS q
year. $sl for the Daily Ga
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perb machine,
Send for circulars describ.
ing the machine
Address all letters to
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

sr LOUIS. No. sept =. Flour I'm
changed. -
ii.gbily rlo-el 3S above yesterday
men. ~ Use. Seplembcr. ip1r: pciouef'
m i-esiii SO. November, Is i'ic.
Corii-Siow. lh1l-@c better
III: May. 80 5-sr ao
Oats Lower, ~ l-2ei sriHeinhfs' -
ISe: My. 2Se I'D.
Cara meal i'irf. 81 %.
Whisky- .sipady. Sl12
Raggsne and cotton iies unchanged
porkAiliehcri nfw Joining 500.
iari.-Sfeady, SNWl.
DTy salt meals and bacan-Qmei' nm
ehange1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
KANsAs crrY pRopucE.

KANSAS CITY, No.. Sept. 2t-v'heat
q STEADY; Ne, . hard. 5ldlol LIE; No
o., Sorn-l.ess strong; No, ? mixed, 500
% l--e; No. whitc, sOiiSO lie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

gT. louis. Mo. Sept. 2-Cotion
IA. higher and steady Aliddllug, Z BIC.
salrs. 400 balo.. receipts, - bales;
shipments. 100 balcs. stock 1880 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
Errhnnrr Id SOW Yorls.

Neg York, sept - (speclal.l-
'e'lng- Bank co days. s2.(
s,.l..R1eraal, 60 DAYS ......4 sl5s@i slA
',s.lltlarks- Commercial, %
lte'..-ss Bank. GO days ......b 23sg9 ~
'aerclal, % days ......6 23'i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
FINANCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

4 NaAYORK, Sept. 1.-The we'll
helt anticipation of u good bank
as<snt impaired ibuoyancy to The
Alhn on tile stock exchange, which
~ ldces up all along the line. The
4nn tendency continued unchecked
NJ some time after the statement was
M, which fully equalled expectations.
y kle dealings a general reaction set
f1e 10 realizing Of profits by room
3'tn The market closed tirm.
Enlway bonds fairly active.
liommment bonds steady.
Nale bonds dull.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

ST, LOUIS. Mo-, Sept 2,--wool no
change.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

New orloans. Sept 2-fspeeihll = Cotton
futures closed steady, 70 points low
er. aaiec gs.fOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
MONEY AND EXoHANGE.

NAV YORK. Sept. 2.-Money on
II noiinal. at 4 per cent
fnme mercantile paper. Sal2.
NTlmg exchange, S4.S6 il for de-
Indi SlS2fi4,S2 IA for sixty days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
PRODUCE
NEW YORK PRODUCE.


NrW YORK. Sept 2-NO produce
market: Labor day holiday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

IN. ssE Dreams, La. sept . Especially -
rrg = Commercial, %
49,. .4.sl
~ y Commonwealth 80 1ays.5 gag
~ y. iork signt-Bank 80. - pre-
''''n'sfeial. .................5 90 pre-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

stroiIa NJ Al In7I = Nff'ft N1-'t
I. saiveseon, rsS, Sept . --(speslaL ~
Stocks this day. ....,... 2iO.0sa
Stocks this day last year. ...... ali.AAl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

Now york sent c--tSpeciaD Cotton
fiturss closed bareiy steady,i 70 points
.4.....l. t.atfrr tt .l1O
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

Daily htoveaien's =, tntsrl,- r,wa,
Galvclton. NV. Sent 4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-30
BEST STUDIES FOR WOMEN.
Psychology and Sociology Recon-
mended by an Educator

Psychology and Sociology Recon-
mended by an Educator
4 well-known educator says Chat the
study Of psychology ana sociology are
particularly well adapted TO women.
AT the risk" he says, "Of seeming
10 write Ike a doctriuaire I venture to
say that a woman's chief work is as
q spiritual and ethical force. As d
mother she is prominently a spiritual
and ethical force. As a school teacher
she is q spiritual ana ethical force. TO
be such % force at home and I'm the
school She should broW the human
mind The human mind is the field in
which she works. At best we kno"
fearfIlly little Of the structure ana con
stitution of the human mind, But
psychology, both of the laboratory and
Of the text book. is making ones iguor-
aucc "a little less dense Woman
as a spiritual and ethical force should
enter iuto close relationship with what
is called i'm IT'S broadcast sense society
All the problems which belong 90 -
ciety are her problems. Pauperism
drunkenness, chastity, domestic econ'
my. are her problems. Their solution
touches her more closely than mas.
Her sympathieS are more keen, her
fitness to give relief greater. What is
called sociology. therefore. should Pc
her special study"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-30

the neck. Conductor Odum re,,alya5
painful wound in his right hand An
Of tie train crew live at Centr9IIq
Martin Nichols and James H,r1iu
were captured early this mCypip.
a eorndeld Lot q from The scene Of 7
OF the hold up \ fourth man. uIa
name is yet unknown to tn4 ~F,fIr..5
officials, was caught about 6 O'Clock mi,
morning ut Odiu.
1t is thought that four men ware
ccrned in the attempted Crime. .I,nag
the wounded robber, says that d.. gaf
one Charles 0DWyer, who V,r. r
ed in this city, with two others. yr4r,.,
Nichols and J. Hardin, planned Ant
put into execution the hold-up r1sv
held their meetings at the home ,f
ODwyer's mother in the eastern nIr-
OF Centralia.
Engineer Young's condition Is -rfr.
cal ANA there is no hope of his r-aoy.
cry.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-30
WAS AN HONEST INVENTOR

He Destroyed His Discovery on learn
ing That 1t Might Stimulte Fraud
DR.. u. P. Barnum, the wel.kpgwr
chemis, of Louisville, is The man who
invented the celebrated ink eraser
which caused so much talk several
years ago. In an interview with
Memphis Appeal-Avalanch reporter re-.
Gently he gave the following Interesting
facts:
When I first got my ink eraser
con plcte | thought my fortune was
made, but o / discovered thar #
was SO conducive to crime thar / sun.
pressed its sale and have always kent
the secret to myself. | suppose il win
die with me-. This eraser could DOS.
litively remove all traces of ink from
any kind of paper. ! remember one
man who wrote a letter to The Courier.
Journal, telling them he did not believe
the account which they had published
Of the eraser. Some Of the men in
The Courier-Journal took some of INV
erasing fluid and wiped all the ink out
Of his letter, except the signature. A
check for 800 was then written above
the signature, and they went TO the
bank and got the money. In a short
time after its introduction several
crimes in Louisville. rs wei as else.
where had been committed by the ala
Of an eraser, and when a |well-known
young man in Louisville pcrpetrated 4
fraud upon his firm by its use and
went to California, l then determined
never to allow any more Of the fluid
to be manufactured. | have, however,
| since done some work with il mys,f.
At one time a number of securities
of the Falls City bank of Louisville
had been stolen. and the holders Of
bonds in the community got in the
habit of writing their names across
the face of their bonds, and also a
statement that the bonds were not good
unless indorSed. But when they want
ed to dispose of these bonds they found
that nobody would buy them with the
I writing across the face. They came
to me with a rush and wanted me
to remove the writing / had at one
time 100000 worth Of these ponds,
with the agreement that If any traces
of ink or the fluid were left l was to
buy each bond so defaced at its face
value, but ! didn't have to buy any
of them. The act Of forgery itself is
very easy TO accomplish, but the per
petrator nearly Always gets caught
in tho end. This So-caIled safety paper,
which is now being extensively manu-
featured, is no protection. The ink
lines on this safety paper, which fade
away as soon as they are touched by
any chemical, can be put e,tl very
easily A stone for this purpose can
be engraved for SO
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-30

Here. You haven't got that word
snoIlcl correctly" said the lawyer 10
his new clerk.
What's the matter with it," de.
maudcd the clerk.
why. it should be PRO instead of
per. Its the case against that old
woman for trespass and you've got
me- down ais the attorney for the per.
~aeu-lon' instead Of the attorney for
he prosecution.
"Ob. it amounts 10 the same thing
i'm this instance said the clerk care.
s>ly. ana five minutes later he was
looking for another job
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-30
BANKS TO THE RESCUE.

milwaukee, is Temporarily Helped on,
Of Its Embarrassment
Milwaukee. Sept I9-rhe city treas
urer was notified this afternoon by the
First National bank. the Wisconsin
National bank and the Merchants ~.
change bank that each had deposited
$4,000 to the credit of the city.
The money IS loaned the city on the
: per cent. notes authorized by the
council.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-30

sSskzzE%ae1gqaR
Max Sattler, local secretary Of the
independent order Of Foresters of
Illinois, has been arrested at Sheboy-
gan, Wis, charged with doing an in
surance business in the state without
a license.
An attempt to take from the Jail at
Roanoke, Va, "a negro, who had con
mitted an assault on Il white woman,
last night, resulted IN a pitched battle
between militia and the mob, in which
eleven Of the WOuld-be lynchers We're
killed and twenty wounded. The negro
was killed later.
4 detachment OF soldiers from Fort
Macknac with q tugboat have gone in
pursuit OF "a gang OF bold thieves who
have been operating along the north
shore Of Lake Michigan from "a sail
boat. The thieves looted the post
offices AT M1ckiuac Island and Charlie
yuiX.
Manager NJ. LclIJu. of the Pauline
Han Opera company, says that tie
company closed It's season at New
NV
pany is now rcheIrsiug a new opera
in New York.
Joseph Mead and his son Frank
rnng island - Rorl-yuIc Centre r
u.ere strlrk Inv "a pgssrnoer rain Mr.
Mead was Killed ana his som badly cDt
Iuu ~. ha,d Tho horse ,g,s .lso EiIIad
Mrs Tulign p.,.r,f Of Cbicaoo is
under treatment for insanity at KANSAS
civ sbn was stricken while NURSING
her sister Mrs iosoc,a C-bristopbor
Of Caldwell. Colo. Another sister and
q brother also show signs Of mental
weakness.
Two train r,bhars guonrad , novel
rIa, ~ r,b mo n,-.sonr.,. IN , SAINT,
ra train ra,r Gntbria Monday uiobt
&. soon i. m. main .,,-4d tbav wont
tbrourI each car ana collected fares
|t-.I-inr .,.,r ,l..,nt .,uIarel tbam
and giving no change.
United States Senator Irby made "a
spectacle of himself while drunk. at
Columbia. S. G.. YESTERDAY. by driving
through The streets with both feet
thrust through the windows of a hack
ana threatening me driver with Il
pistol lie win be given Il taste Of
po. &C court Ja@-er
M, recent elect ons in Havana 20
.rnev half ur Jrovu,iu deputies re-
.-.l,.. Ina tho .r..rn ai TWENTY-FIVE re-
forla.-t-. eighteen tnvuomists. ten an
tI-reformist, and one indefinite. Forty
deputies are i'm favor Of the reforms
proposed lbs the Spanish minister Of
o'''"' '"' ""
A Philadelphia concern imported
last year % number OF laceinakers' VINO
came as hrSi-ciiisS cab4n passengers, III
order 10 avoid examination as suSprc-
ted Immigrants. Now the girls are out
"a work during a shui Town. ana are
glad TO Inform against their importer
III oiuef 10 De sent pacN 10 EhSHlhu
me Nasc ~ D'uNeI N'se' ol onul'n'
wa ''Les'e" SUM- u'Ss as
In'i u lnnpiops' oVuouLt ~"
MISS Anna hursou' OF N~asulnS.on ~
- u"S D'en eoult'ueu' S'se sun ue
mes any i~lplopIie'5 "nd s1!s ouets
u " '0Hlp' olllse On " u""H1''l o"SiS
nave oeeu H"ue'
,gn1 MN A. ~, rI,,',ino m
NJ 49, ano ,,.ad ar. hn,a,a1
and Two a. pnrGton y. I ~ Daan
,r,5 ivbtr -.fgbt 1T Ioqar.no,f Ipd
WfH,m G.yof.r agsI ~tbraa
,tnstnn wnli,r1 Al Thorn,, ni.bt
|.3i,,r ~ an. p.gt,n pnst
In Dedhum, Mass, the case against
~Siau"h;er, IN the shooting or hol
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-30

Brave Fight Made Dy lie Courageous
Train Men-Engiue-r Young Fatally
Shot Through the Body-IIe Rob
berry Planned ana Executed by Cen
tralia IUughs.