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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25
JOE TAKES A RUN.

For several years past Joe Hill. for 4
long time in the railroad mail service as
pestai clerk. has been in charge Of the
printing Office at the headquarters Of the
Eleventh division Of the railway mail
service in ,bis city.
The confinement Of a print shop grew
TOO monoto1ous for Joe and be sighed for
the old iiine-plelstir.s Of throwing mall
He therefor asked TO b. given route
and has been notified that he viii be
given the run between C0Tp1s Christi
and San Antonio aud viii take charge OF
1t on September is.
The peopl, Of Fort Worth viii miss
Joe. especially the newspaper gang. with
whom be b a always been fayoritc.
probably for the reason that he. for 4
number Of years, also straddled the
tripod. All wish him abundant success
and 4 merry, happy life IN his new
field
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25
rHE PACKING HOUSE MArvrrR

A letter was received In the city yes
terlay from Mr. Simpson. IN which. al.
luding to rumors that the packing house
would not reopen, he stated that the In
slltuiion would most assuredly be under
ittl hcadway IN few weeks. The
present financial depression would have
the effect Of delaying the commencement
Of Operations but would not prevent the
resumption Of work on a much larger
scale than heretofore. but In full accord
with the plans announced by the syndi-
cate ~ the time the purchase was ~.
iected While the packing house Will
not resume operations on September
II WI do so In few days thereafter
probably by the middle Of the month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25
CITY bonds cEEMArnp.

Although everybody Is complaining Of
hard times, the finance committee of the
council met at the mayors Office yester.
day and eColly and deliberately burned
$4,000
me cremation was that OF two issues
q The city bonds. IS. In the sum Of
SlnS,VoO each. which had not been soIi
esoaa IN iGal Of SSlIN0O The Fenaining
o. street and Sewerage bunds. wbieh
hil been redeemed. Each Individual
mrmhcr Of thc committee brvathed 4
~ q regret as liicy saw the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25
LUKE SHORTS CONDITION.

A telegram from Luke Short an
nounrcs his safe arrival at Gueda
Springs Kan, aud also conveys the in
formation that he stood the trip remark
ably well. He Is feeling better than in
months past aud is very hopeful that
his soJonrn at the Springs and the use OF
the water therefrom viii be of great
benefit.
One Of the springs. and probably the
one whose water Luke purposes to try.
Is said by experts to be 50 peculiarly
charged with combination OF mineral
salts that is peculiarly cthcaclous Ia
cases OF Bright's disease.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25
RUGGED THE WRONG WOMAN

Yesterday Deputy sheriff Young ar
rested man named j, s. Foster, upon
complaint OF Mrs. ]. A. Walters, who
alleges that Foster did hug and embrace
her without her consent and permission,
contrary to the peace aud dignity Of the
great Commonwealth Of Texas, and In
direct violation OF the "stntooisT IN such
taken to The comfy jail, hut was noi
incnrceNtel, having no difficulty IN max,
Ing bond 10 the sum Of 500 "a so0n-as
his friends learned of the plight he was
In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25
DOOR OF HOPE.

There was a very attentive audience at
the Door OF Hope last night l.. Cal
houn talked TO the people from the lat
Ter part Of the hrst chapter Of Mark.
Everybody Is Invited. There will be plen-
~ OF ice water and fans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25
The Chicago, Rock Island & Texas

The only railway that paid
for an entrance to the PAN.
Their City" will inaugurate its
train service Sunday, Aug. 90,
with an elegant Vestibule
train Leaving Union depot
daily at S:lO p m. and ar.
irving in Chicago the second
morning.
These trains will consist of
thevery latest pattern of Yes.
tibuled Pullman sleepers and
free reclining chair cars, and
it is the only line running
both sleepers and chair cars
from Texas through to To
peka, Kansas City and Chi.
cago without change,
Our eating houses west of
Missouri river are second TO
none and east of Missouri
river all meals are served in
the celebrated Rock Island
dining cars that have a repu.
tation equal to Delmonico's
In short the trade mark
Great Rock Island Route is
a guarantee OF good service
with safety and comfort
For information in regard 10
tickets etc, call on
c. d. LUsK,
Tiki. Agt, Union Depot
Q. ?. BYERs,
Gen'l Agt, eos Main ST
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25
WOODS PaosPIIoDINE.
D r. C. L. EVE s.
SPECIAIIST.

Thorough examination Of the eyes and
adjustment Of glasses 70 oil imporieotlons
OF sight, made and fitted to each indlvid-
ual case. Qualified by education and years
Of practical experience in this specially.
There are numbers who suffer untold
misery that IS due TO defective sight
Such persons will do wei to ses DIR.
EYES at once, and have their eyes cor
rccted. Consultation free aud invited.
ONCE hours from To p IN, to ) y IN.
No Sill Main ST
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25

A new drug store 1901 South Main,
]. b. Watkins, PROPRIETOR, solicits your
patronage, Prescriptions carefully com
pounded at al hours.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25

flames greedily deyouring the representa-
i've u 50 much good. hard money; but
the law Is iaexorable and its hat must
be otered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
Chicago, Rock Island and Texas RY.
City Ticket and Freight Office,
No. 500 Main St.
o. P. BYERs.
Gen. Agent.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


I'm " Llh-
y D Jenriss, Temple, d Fra.,er 81
Louis; Mrs wiaacld ely; Is i. Knox, 5
ycrsiNn, Dallas Webb Bslisyirw; j
4 NatAewa. Albany; A Coafary. Dallas;
J = Stevens Georgia; Il NJ SDlcer. Mean
Phil 5Se Miller, Wi9aold ISc Lindsey,
Eugene Heinz Mas Mablc Homer. nons'
ton; Jule Alvor1, wlchlta Fails; Mrs II Z;
clrRr9ngh. * lonisi W 4 Orton And wife.
i. Ryi y huvnett. Chicago. Hiram
Gloss, Mount Vernon; II n Nieabv n
tSs ,s 4 !, = Nsll Bsowaw'ol, + p lirlec.
enyllle: Miss Lola Titus. Stenhenviie. i
l.sDihon, New York; & s Keli5es. cliy, II
Norwood Navnsota; w II Drre,lintF Nm
Antonlos G sargonf, 81 LOUD: u W'Da~
9uanahi N Joucs, liryaus Ben Jnhns.,n,
kapsss City; ID Williaina Ei rsrmfr
ely. W r Roysior, Waco. { il White
cairo; A Walker. Paris; q Fieahnc and
VIC, Nashvillet d . Hord. Dallas, ID "
Web, pailns " W 1Ioiand, Brcwuwooi.
Z p Roberts, Haskell; NJ l. Cottrr, II
boaisi = 4 lleston aud wife chtauan.
X Ihodnson, AustluifJ u nluth and
~'re' ely W II Hunt, onren CITY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25

The session Of 1S93-o4 will open in
the three departments as follows:
Department Of literature. science and
arts at Austin Sept %. 1893
Department Of law at Austin, Sept %,
1913.
Department Of medicine at Galveston
Oct. .. 1898.
DEPARTMENT or LITERATURE,
SCIENCE AND ARTS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25

Faculty-FifteeR professors, four tu.
tors and fonr fellows.
Schools-Of biology (excelent labora-
tory. aquarium and yiyaria), chemistry
fully equipped laboratory, English,
Greek, history. Romance languages, reu-
tonic languages, Latin. mathematics,
applied mathematics, flair equipment in
instruments, models, etc. for courses In
civil enEinesringl, pedagogy. philosophy
and political science. physics (ample lab
orntory and npnnrntusl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25

BROWNS IRON B1TTERs
cures Dyspepsia, In.
q digestion G Debility.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
A LOCOMOTIVE TEST.

A year ago last month the Yandalia
equipped engine No 30 with the Lewis
valve gear, device which dispenses with
both links and eccentrics. During all
this time this engine has been in CON
slant service, with practically no expense
for maintenance of the valve gear. I'M
der a similar test extending over 14OO
miles. IN comparison with a similar loco
motive having q link motion, this engine
showed most iImnrkable saving in fuel
ard case Of operation. This gear, which
takes It's motion from the cross-head, is
n simple vlbratory movement which gives
to the valve variable speed In its tray-
els, accomplishing what has never yet
been attained in the link motion, viz, 4
perfect distribution of the steam, obviat.
ng the objeciions of back pressure and
utilizing the steam expansively for u
greater distance go per cent? in the
stroke than it Is possible to obtain from
any similar device yet used for this pur-
pose. This company, which has its head
quarters in st. Louis, is now preparing
10 push actively the Introduction OF this
novel and valuable invention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
THE RAILROADS..
THE SANTA FE ANNOUNCES A
RATE TO CHICAGO.
Opposition to Road in the Territory
Earnings of the Burlington and L.
81 N. show a Decrease---Gencrai
and Personal.

DALLAS. Tex, sept 30.-tSpecial)-
q. b, Fegan returned from Iowa and
Illinois last night. He visited the fair.
Il. T.. Turner city ticket agent of the
Texas and Pacific, and party returned
from Chicago last night
The Texas Car Service association
transacted very little business at their
meeting in this city.
The Texas and Pacific and all other
Texas roads bave made SO round nip
rate between Chicago and Dallas on CHI
cago day. Oct, Z and 8, inclusive. a rate
WY below these figures is Threatened.
j. b. Bartholomew of the International
and Great Northern railroad. with head
quarters at Palestine, Is in the city.
Thomas i. Candles, travelling pas
senger ngert of the Queen and Crescent
railroad. with headquarters In this city,
has resigned, owing TO III health and
will be succeeded by j. X. McGregury OF
Birmingham, Ala.
A. j. DeRussey, agent of the Texas
and Pacific at San Francisco, Is In the
city.
The headquarters of the Queen and
CRESCENT railroad in Texas will BE trans
ferrel from Dallas to Houston Monday
and l.. W. Waite will be in charge IN
that city The Dallas office will be In
charge OF Il. ID. Wolfe, as travelling
freight agent. Nicksburg gentleman,
who was given warm welcome yester-
day on his arrival in the Queen,Nity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

The example furnished by nature in the
production of marble from chalk by water
1.-THE latter percolating gradually and
steadily through the chalky deposits, dis
solving the chalk, particle by particle, and
crystallizing It, mountain pressure effect
ing its characteristic solidlty-it Is now
found may be the basis OF accomplishing
similar results by resort to chemical pro-
cesses. Slices OF chalk are for this purpose
dipped into color bath, staining them with
tints that will initiate any kind Of marble
known, the same mineral stains answering
this end as are employed in nature, for in
stance, TO produce the appearance Of the
we'll known and popular verde antique, an
oxide Of copper application Is resorted to-
and In a similar manner green, pink, black
and other colorings are obtained The
slices after this are placed in another bath.
where they are hardened and crystallized,
coming out to all intents and purposes real
marble.-New York Sun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
SMOOTH NJ DoDGERs.

The tax rolls Of the county will be
ready for the board Of equalization next
Monday or Tuesday, and will show the
+nxnble yalues of the county to be $780,
OOO 600 or $50, COCOON. a slight falling
OF as compared with 1892, County As
SCISSOR ]. j. Bolton had a hard hght with
the corporations and discovered that their
managers In years past have pald no
attention to the law governing the rem
dering OF property. The North Dallas
railway was never rendered and has
never paid one cent county taxes. As
SCISSOR Bolton not only assessed the
1roperty for 1Sg3, but back assessed"
Il for 1892 and 1891. The Dallas Elec,,
tric company, with q 100000 plant and
valuable franchise was down on the
books at 5000 and paid 5000 taxes
In 1892 This company draws S22.WD Il
wear from the city for furnishing lights,
and II il only one item Of It's revenues.
Bolton assessed II at $4,000 for 1893,
and back assessed the property for sever
al years. The gas company, one of the
closest corporations In Texas was rend-
cred at $4,000 In 1892. Assessor Boil
ton raised these figures to $4,000, but
the board Of eQuilizntion reduced the
figures TO SS5, 600. The Security Mortgage
and Trust building was raised from $50.
GOO to S135,OOO and the Oriental hotel
from S2)OOOO to 500, 900. II is said by
those in position to know that hundreds
OF similar cases could be pointed out.
II Is also stated that II taxpayers rem
dered their property according TO law
the taxable values OF the county would
reach $I0,OOO,OOO, and the tax rate
would be 40 ~ cents on the 100 valua-
ton instead OF $1.Sl on the 500. Threats
of displeasure are said to have been made
against Bolton by the corporations, but
he has made the fur fly just the same.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
eENERAL ANp Personal.

r. L, Germ, claim agent of the Santa
Fe Is in the city, after several days
trip in the interest Of his road.
The city passenger agent of the Rock
Island says he has heard nothing of the
reported removal of the uptown ticket
office of this road.
]. L. Pennington, livestock agent Of
the Santa Fe, went north last night on
business.
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas has
leased their old stand on the corner Of
Fourth aud Min, aud fihe uptown
ticket office will not be moved.
l.. G.. Hastings, treasurer of the Rock
Island road, left last night for trip
East.
A. ]. Davidson. division superintendent
Of the Santa Fe. was in the city few
hours yesterday.
j. J. Mullane, commercial agent of
the Santa Fe, left for Weatherford yes
tcrday.
The passenger business to the strip
has fallen of considerably during the
pas. week. but freight business is still
holding up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
DALLAS BUDGET.
THE JARvIs-CoNKLIN MORT.
GAGE CoMPANY's AFFAIRS.
No Foreclosures in Texas-six Hun
dred Dallasitcs to be at Fort
worth's brewery Today-Personai
Mention.

DALLAS, Tex. Sept. 3o.--Cspecial.)- y
The Jarvis-Comblin Mortgage company,
having been placed in the hands of re
ceyers. many people in Texas are anxious
to know Just how the failure win affect
Texas borrowers. Maurice +. Locke,
former manager of the Texas business
of this company, says:
In 1883 and 1889 and 1890 loaned
in Texas about 100000 for the Conk-
lin-Jarvis Mortgage Trust company. The
company ceased 10 make loans in this
state in the early part OF 1880, and
closed their office here. Since then the
Texas business has been conducted
through the Kansas City Office. | don't
think the company owes any money in
the state. The only way in which the
recelyership can adversely affect Texns
will be that the receivers will probably
want TO cah In the loans of the company
as fast as they mature, and the farmers
may experience some difficulty in finding
other mortgage companies TO come 10
their assistance. as most all the mortgage
companies are just now in bad eondl-
tion. The loans of the company are now
maturing aud will be falling due during
the coming year You notice that Texas
+ not mentioned In the list OF states IN
which the company owns property. ms
is because II has never been necessary
90 foreclose on amy property in Texas.
You viii further observe that the SS,oVl'-
600 liabilities probably include only the
,lebentures and ordinary floating debts.
and not the guarantee liabilities which
will ia all likelihood foot up several mil
lions more, as Is the case with every mort
gaze company. The bad effects Of the
failure will fall chiefly on the investing
sections Of the East and of Europe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
me swlmmlnu cbampIonship..

The national swimming championships
recently held at the Worlds fair resulted
as follows;
100 Yarda-won by Arthur T. Kenney. Unit
vernlty OF PennnylvaniA and National Swim
ming association Of Philadelphia; second, 7.
NJ. Carey, Cathedral A. c., New York; third,
George Whitaker. Milwaukee Rowing and
Swimming assooiatlon. Time. l minute ls is
seconds.
go YArds-Won b a. T. Kenney, University
Of Ponnsylv1lia, second, T. NJ. Carey, Cathe-
drsl A. O.. New York; third. II. Graessr, Otter
Swimming elab OF Chicago. Time, 0 minutes
p IS seconds.
SO faris'-Won By G. p. Douglas, New York
Of Pennsylyenia; Third, T, II. Carey. cathe-
DIAL A. O., New York Time, % minutes % rs
seconds
One Mte-Nvon by George Whitaker, NIL
waukep RoEine aud Swimming association;
second, O. ?. Douglas New York Athletic club.
Time, g minutes 20 20 seconds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
TIE CUT.

There have been no further develop
ments relating to the cut in rates TO
Chicago for Chicago day ut the fair
Up to the present time four roads have
announced rate Of S2O90 to Chicago
and return. The Santa Fe, which took
the lead in the fight for lower rates to the
fair was naturally expected to be the
first to announce the reduction. This
road now announces rate of one cent
per mile for the round trip to Chicago,
which amounts to the same rate as
TINT given out by the other roads. As
the date for the closing Of the fair
draws near, the rush of passenger trait
&c to Chicago is becoming tremendous,
and the competition very strong. I'M
der these circumstances 1t viii not be
a surprise if the present low rates are
tempered with by some of the roads,
and in this event bitter rate war may
be looked for.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
A DECREASE.

The earnings of the Burlington system
for August compare unfavorably with
those Of a year ago. The passenger earn
iuRs, which show an increase Of $40
ISL. represent the only increase. The
freight earnings were Sl,76SpI1, a de,
crease OF ST2909T from last year, and
the passenger income was S1,OO9.2l5, an
increase of $l25,4Ul over 1892. The total
net earnings from all sources were 81
120,OO1, decrease of S245, jos, From
January l TO August 81, OF this year
the net earnings have been IS, 132,O5S,
a decrease Of $263, 493 from the same
period Of last year.
The earnings OF the Louisville and
Nashville for the third week in Septem-
Der were as follows: 1892, $4Ss, .l4O;
1893, S343, 125; decrease. S95,115. From
September l to September n: 1892. 81,
2g1010; 1893. 81, O20,3IO; decrease, S2I0,-
$40. July 10 September n; 1892, So
049, 055,7s; 1898, $4,2so,9S4.22; decrease,
SS3S, COL .13.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

Louis to attend the Pan-American league
meeting.
indianapolis, where he attended the
Grand Army OF Republic reunion.
Gen. II. Gunner viii 20 10 ST. Louis
tomorrow TO attend convention Of the
Scottish Rite Mnsons of 'he United
States; He will visit St Louis before
returning,
Judge A. b. Norton has returned from
Ohio and Kentucky.
Sterling Price, who takes charge Of
the police AZ the rlurber miues. has
been appointed deputy United States
marshal. He departed for Thurber To-
hight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

The fool killer In ring gone to Europe on
his vacation, the annual ruuaor Is vhis-
persd here md there to the eject that John
Drew and Ada Rehsn SyIll be joint stars in
lsss-5 Anybody who knows aught Of the
pssssas pscnni s;, eon S,. o. these two
pid arrangement 1t would be on both sides,
bat the story crops mp 50 often that fiicre
may be those who will believe it. For their
heneftit may b. stated thxt there Is not ~
scfntiiia Of foundation for the runcr," a.
the campaign erator would put It,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

Miss Cecilia Morse Of Morrisania, N. Y,
discovered a lame robin hopping on tho
lawn not long since and bound up its
broken leg. IL was In the course OF an early
morning walk that this act OF charity was
done. and the bird has since made its APP
pearance on the spot where It was found at
the identical hour every day. Becoming
weary Of eerly walks, Miss Morse abstained
FROM her peregrinations one day and was
surprised the next TO hear gentle tapping
vt her bedroom window, which, on investi.
CATION, proved to be the work Of the robin.
New York Recorder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
STRONG OPPOSITION.

The Globe. Demoerot snvs, The Choc-
.o,, ro,i paii,.s,. ,'',,,a,,,,,a,,. q n;.
"a" Soa' ha'l"nS niuhhsenent ~ Sr
cmnung petitions In the Indian Territory
asking congress to extend the time for
the completion az tl,e lins In tbe Terri.
-. nY,os., -,
Vor!' AheSe peuuphs nave ueFelopeu
an unexpected opposition among the
merchants and residents Of the Territory
aud Northern Tavos MAN. a. tbo,n
have ref,,se1 IN So - a,brs t,'hn
'ia,,,d are yritldrsri,.n ii doIe.ins, thst
tbe netition WAS ni.rs,,-'.N saa.s ~
gens az The Terrliorv nilssa ia, fhe
p ,i, 10 the Indians. Nsarlv ali ,bs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
WANT COLUMN.
THE GAZETTE IS THE GREATEST
WANT MEDIUM IN THE SOUTH.

Nothing Is published free. except sitna.
lions wanted. This exception Is made solely
for the bcncft OF those who are anxious
TO secure employment All other advertise
mehts In Tits department are charged az
the rate OF Que cent word each Issue,
payable ~ advance. No advertisement
iakrn for less than IS cents.
l1silSONAL.
LOST.
FOUND.
SrliANED.
STOLEN.
srliAlED OR STOLEN.
BVSlNEsS CHANCES
MANTEn--DM EiIlNGS.
" t-ttuOMS.
WANTED HOARD.
WANTED REAL. ESTATE
MANrED-TO EXCHANGE,
WANrED- MISCELLANEOUS.
IOil RENT.
FOR SALE.
HELP WANTED.
WANTED lioAIlnERS.
Professional, financial and other cards.
special notices, e.c., in this classified de
puftmcnt, Sl2a a line per month. Discount
FOR tine ads and for cash,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
the nucleus of a museum Of railroads
aud railroading.

the nucleus OF . museum OF fanroaus
aud railroading.
Mai j. G.. Pangborn. who spent more
than two years In making this collection,
say There are important parts Of the
exhibit which cannot be duplicated, and
stsnd las Impossible to repeat. 1t Is
known already throughout the world, for
the entire world has contributed to it.
there not being a country in which a
mile of railroad track has laid that Inns
not been represented in some way. The
entire collection Of the original historical
locomotives full size reproductions of draw
ings. water colors and photographs cover
35,0O0 square feet Of floor space, and en-
bracing. In addition, nearly 1900 square
feet Of wall space, together with almost
half as many more drawings and photo
graphs. which could not be shown in
Chicago for want of space"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
a PERAIANENr EXHlRIr

n shall Do everything ] can" says
Mayor Lairobs Of Baltimore, ''io have
the valuable historical exhibit OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company
at The Columbian Exposition permanent
" located IN Baltimore At The close Of
The fair che exhibits Of The worlds rail-
ways VIII have 10 he removed. Pr,.si-
dent Mayer - the Baltimore and Ohio
company. has said the exhibition will
be donated for The purpose Of forming
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
pERsoNAL MENTION.

Hon. Henry D. Mcdonald Of Paris
il here
County Treasurer WIN Coe and wife
and Mrs Louis Jacoby have returned
FROM Chicago.
Hon. Edgar Alen Of Washington. coun-
sci for the government 10 the Greer
conniy case 10 IN the city.
Uhited State Attorney Eugene Marsh
all "a at Washington. and Col. James
y Simpson Of The Tunes Herald wants
hfip oostcd and q Democrat appointed
Tir W G. YauDs has gone 70 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

Henry Jenkins. one Of the parties In
charge Of the Casey & Swasey excnf-
sion 10 Fort Worth tomorrow. Informed
The Gazette correspondent tonight that
ten coach loads Of 600 people will 20
to Fort Worth. Many city aud country
officials will attend. among the number
Mavor Common.