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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

by the Fort Worth loan aud Coussruo9
ton compan6 60 plaintilH; hat The Fort
Worth Security company nurchasuo
snid property and therefore became hanie
for the dcbt. giving vendors leo on
certain lots OF land as security, and that
ON Doe -, 81, the sum sued on was ~
covered Ina the district court lt II
bc lien on the lots described in The
petition
NOTICE.
An processes Issued upon the Billie re-
Gently found by tne grand jury Of the
Forty-eighth and Seventeenth districts
have been made retnrnohe instanter.
These cases viii be called Monday mOrn'
ing. Jan. 1O. for setting during the week
following. Parties dhsler arrest viii
save muuh trouble and expense 20 them
selves aud surctes on their bonds 10y
hclng promptly on hand Monday morn
ing as the bonds of Oll defendants NOS
prcsont will be forfeited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
corroN Sled On MI.

Waco. Tex. Jan. Especial Waco
is 10 have large new cotton seed OH
Mr. w. l. Yopp Of Memphis, Tenn
has been m the city for the past Few
DAYS rs the representative Of a strons
Chicago syndicate The location OF lle
mill has been determined m iaior W.
not having been made public earlier
owing ia negotiations for the purchase e 9i
n SD for INC plant Mr.. Nopp last night
authorized the announcement thnt II nau
becn decided 10 build the mill IN thns
city aud that his Negotiations for sue
were nearly completed. , a.,
o,inio conitoi and win be very cXtel-
sivr plant Upon the conclusion OF ms
observation-disclosures here, he Will return w
CHICAGO and the construction OF the NM
Win be commenced rs soon as possible
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
191zos IMPROVEMENT.

Waco. Tex, Jan. i4.--lSpeclal.l The COM
,nittee which met Thursday nlahi Tor lhe
ntirpose IN arranging for 80 iirezos river
Enforcement Wpefiug ~ oe hcid Monday
nieht. held an )iner meeting Nestwpny iilei-
81 tie meeting
The presentRtiOn OF the question 10 The
meeting WAS considered and the method
" procedure 70 be- snffesled was dlsenshel
al Ienidh The committee H. cngaR Il IN
no preparatiOn 81 u careful report in a gene
ernt way OF iho difficulties 20 le overcome
and ne best method 90 Do adopted Tor 81
feetine tint result The convention Idea
pill Ne nd0ltcd end an early day named
for A meeting ~ representatives ami elti-
7fua ~ fho ailes towns ana counties in
tha rivcF district.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
NnM oRLrhNa nRIpqn.

New Orleans, la, Ian. IA largely at
tended general meeting of tho New Orleans
cotton exchange WINS held today &C which
ing or n bridge across the Mississippi pro-
vldod The same iB within the limits Of the
pnriah OF New Orleans and provided tho
discretion vested by ne bill In tue Hrcre-
mitted, cannot be construed ~ giving him
authority 10 diminish the height or width
OF tlp spans as specified Ia section OF
tie bin and provided foot way amt
wagon way free 20 all are Afforded on the
brldno.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

Pierre, s. d., Jan. IL. The lobby wna in-
creased today by a very important perron'
age. Bishop w. II. liarc Of Sioux FAILS, the
with "a formidable putitiOn signed by all
the minister's ~ Sioux Falls, and 10 Us
nignrd by an others In the state praying
rongidcrs the proHent law not only a DIS.
rrnco to the fnlr nnmo ~ tho state, ana
most dcmoralizing 70 eoclal iniuenoes, Dun
a great damage 10 tho iinnnnAl cNdlt OF
mont citing facts aud irurea ana VIII make
"a strong tight for n change.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
nAlLnoAp MOVE.

Denver. Col, Jan A.--A big movement
which hns been induslloualy keiit from the
public hns como TO light bore. IL " a de-
termination on the part ~ tho Chicago
and Northwestern railroad a. run trains 10
40 Denver over iis own tracks, The CON.
many has already sorured control 0f the
colorado Eastern, and has ita truck mo
wyoming and II is said the line VIII hr
built south from there 10 junction with
tho Colorado Eastern.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

Conslcnna. Tex. dan. -lSpealhl-At
a meeting Of the Navarro County Bar nEso.
citation yesterday, resolutions were passed
terms per nnlum of six weeks each of the
district court The present terms nor
allowing sufficient time % dispose Of cases
an tbe docket Jno u Mcclellan was en-
dots4d for United States district attorney
for me Northern district Of Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
,r,Ip nrAp BABY

w. u,ex. lJnn. Is Especial. ~ mere
o,, nv nav deyelolanents IN TIC case "
W,. aea intent found Yesterday n9fh, ,i.S
in Tie back yard ~ les "a'yhl as,nS All.
S ~, ~ ,nve.tieattiI and 81 Il not imWyD.
allie that tiic present mystery may ,i'e
solved the verdict py the coroner ~ ~ y
inquest Was ''dcpth fiom unknown s""''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
4 IS VERY GOOD.
/. Sold Yesterday Reach a
Large Figure.
-
liza THAN FOR YEARS
,.,.n,o, Excellent and Prices ior
.. y Higher The Cotton Move
|''' ~.nI nd Course Of Prices
Money Easy.

..,, poy & GILBERT.
a Y h,,'y La. Jan. 14,-Mclilroy
NJ ny A wen known fact t nut
lrs--h ~ months liverpool mas
/ ~ .fsater volume OIL Dqs'u jus
" 80 ihat ever before III the
Anlfi ,,.a, market. The reason iy 81,
" ,'''' ~ long as the Ilatch pm
plaip' i,,5r6lige prices ON that
tas " ~, eSlsting business connl'
esnseraiive operator nu.utt.fiis
,ts market least s,lsceplluui,t
of this sort. Inc reH,lll
Wa, AZ large long interest TOT
Nv ~" ,nnt has been created IN
ah a IN, late decline naturally
90'. 'si many holders g. let go
Nm ibc estimate OF WILSON q
nMdaliy announced thefei u
v ,., n" local spectators WHO are
il-yn ts.ird IN cheap prices Tor
.' relrome reception, and thelr
,fbe market down ana caused
jaol of unloading OF cotton heiu
,icsn accounts.
.nf l. that prices dropprI
NJ rosed frm nt a decline on V
og' t s'g yesterday. Good buying
%, IN =, tLc reduced figures. On this
I'm M long interest been very
IA dlcliue would have been mueh
,',nonneed thun il was; tut lle
ihe Hatch bill has caused tue
iari.v of longs TO cover, ana the
l'1f''i ase bos had little attraction
4 !, who believed IN higher prices,
onoa thc present crop moYelloeil,t,,.
opcning we declined 10 O."l
'rh ihat proved 10 be Tie lowest
n ,he day and W. finally closed
y II nbints uuder yesterday. New
,i..ed about i3 down. The ngltn-
i \ M Hatch bin has assumed q
smte phase. and for the moment
isess m spot cotton is virtually
.sei Spiuuers feeling confident
,oelA The bill become u law they
/ i shle 40 dictate their own prices.
A today bv factors were only ~
ssS 10 arrive 100 bales additional.
ims continue TO contradict largo
,.,tnaations. Ports receiving .bOW
4 araingt 1900 bales last year
M last year. az is well known, was
Iminally small 10y reason Of the
Iiel me whole South was covered
,nov and ,ce aud moving freight
lind was almost AN impOssihlllty
Orleans expects on Monday WOl
salnst 1000 bales last year ant
bales Ut an ports.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
nONEY AND rNcnANnr

AM As-N0iiANNiA,
lolk' Jan. H. Money on call
~ mercantile paper 3 1-4mG -.
wy exchange quiet aud steady.
lof sixty day bills. 81 81 domnnd
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NJ NJ 10TH, Jan. II. Trading in stocks
IA lAg session today was moro no.
ea,ls sssssl,edr,daay, and the total sales
M "NioW shares ia two houra
~ peeh edualled In years. The
I, . qns,''iened materially. hnt trnd.
H. w i2r The most part Of n bro
H. uNl local nature. Dealings i'm
|r attributed principally TO liuui.
\ " Tue Western pool.
Fs'Ap'eI Of o change Ia Tho infnr.
m fuefce law is also mnkinV "a ID.
|raS w itslllg for all classes Of
N An .S,VuFpirs' liquidations very
land \ 'r9ns me line, and while tho
I'M wv urgent, ana sufficient 10
|Ibs, Wafket completely In onrlv
IN ~, eollu not withstaudthe yert.
thee 'vssurf after the fret hnig hanr
|deo ySuiiG element showed Ii.'
IA N'yr realizing, TO expect a de-.
brow t ta,i Of the list moved over
|y ''s'' notwithstanding the ac-
n aC,asa Helnent showed an nm
Zoo N '''giaqoh Of cash. a large bro.
4 w0o eleecle. and an addItjou M
liln AK wv surplus reserve liz pub.
-. 'NF'nils 60 check rcnllsina
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

IIiue Rock. Ark. jon. Il. After four
years Of spryice, Goyeluor Eagle retired
nuutin-tcd. topetiier Will, the other officers
eiertcd IA September. Governor fishbaok
nddreea vas brief and devoted mainly 10
discussion Of the maiefiai resouraes of ms
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
Ar0gIoTlo DrLr0ATI0N.

Home jan. 14--'rhe pope has decided
10 establish peTmnntnt apostolic deloet-
don in the United States, and haa n0pi-
Mated sltolll 10 be first delegate, THIS ~
10 tue opposition % Msgr. eetQni uAe ~
mission
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
'lTWOOD VIOLETT 4 90.

\ Ohmus. Ia.. Jan. H. CSpccinl1
tooi Violet a Co say:
turt.r The decline In Liverpool today
g GAl shows how quickly that
N which pprescnts the greatest
oi The worlds spinning interest,
tses any large crop estimate ana
show how entirely dependent
licaH markets are upon Liverpool;
4 ihrvfore, II tie future business Is
4 hed 10 this country. how largely
mercy Of foreign and domestic
pfs SIN he American producer be-.
htl lhe advocates of the nutfOp,ion
Iie damOfnns for an enactment of
ihi Will deprive the holder OF the
cotton III THIS country Of the only
|eii1n against q dcrliuc In cotton.
8llch be can n part protect himself
llIng futures How amy couscrvn-
f lnitlllgeni nan can support such n
gc cannot imagine. The amount
,anc iulo sight this and next week
fcef was 2iLOOu bales, and tie
Two weeks 100 900 bales. Now TO
The crOp only 100000 huh,s less
ght % Fob. 10, rs We said ycstcr-
han last year We shall have to
between now and that time 40
palgs, aud We viii lose u. We think
Ieb ~ u viii be- impossible tO place
on N5OO,UO bUlos. We have been
n correct IN our predictions both
pear and this 80 TAR, aud whether
iore 70 be right or wrong. wa beg
these figures VIII De- preserved by
f9deF. RIudstrceL Npill and La
Alexander y Co, an OF whom are
" ~, spinhers everywhere pay
NenilOu 10 10 hut yesterdays es-
r. ilml h NOW laughed ~. the
w hugs 10 his soul rs The only
igures 10 the meantime the spin
las lhe controlling of The price. and
VIZ we going TO do about ~ In
'Nn'9h cotton is cheap. and the only
Iou u whether there viii be- oppOr-
nv 70 buy Il cheaper
market closed az o net decline OF
Iahh We ure inclined 20 look for
a Flces Monday.
recNpssapday 1900 bales against
n pales last year Estimate for
PROV hcto 1000 bales against 1000
iasl year, 100000 bales at al
nsl year aud 2ll,OO0 bales IN
ne estimate the amount coming
sghi this week at 10000 bales
N i2U,OOO bales last year. The
Nolph this time last year was
'vglh' aud now the movement 4.
pe'ed 10 everything.
20 closed dull; sales so bales; quo
~ down lilo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

Helena. Mont. jan a. AZ nv yoie, fpr
senator today there was no choice tne
riiraday. tic 18th. 10 coypr lecknietAliea
90 10 date
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

noeton Macs Jan. lf.--l'he Transcript
NsAsDaper company Has nofihrd the widow
~ "a rep0,(er JoaeDl y. nrief. Who was
tlued IL I'M FEDERAL Htrctt ire thar nix
salary Win be continued Ca her indefinitely.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
GLENNYlS CnRCItI.AR.

New Orleans. La, Jan. l4.-Glcnny &
Go. say: Liverpool apots unchanged ;
prices generally IA buyers favor.
Futures opened easy, down. closed
firm: G-Gi down. New York closed II
down: New Orleans first sales of March
opening call ~ TO 81. advanced during
the morning TO 80. closed 30 to 80. steady
ut decline most of day. shorts covering.
Estimated receipts Monday, $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

Ia the last hour and most stocks at the
close showed a substantial rally. The
market closed ACTIVE. hrui. at the rally
Railroad bonds p0rtodk of some Of the
fcverishneis Of the stoCk list. aud small
changes only resulted even among active
issues.
Government bonds dull. steady
State bonds neglected..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-19

foro that year have been u winner in classes for
First pftze 500 Won by Chestnut iIiIl STOCK FARMS
b. m seabreezs ~. years; ridden BY CahIay sec
m by nTs 3
Class ps"For the best performance Of hunters or
i hVs feet 's 81. inches and Two Al Six fr:H
f Fr. pr2e Sos WON ~ tn. ~ Be q a9 On
tarIo I5a aged ridden by EnGish second prize 500
Er.;n .I's nr G t 1snG 4. y
ford. 10 years ridden by Joe Mtlshan; hignly
Gas. 3s--open 10 ali tho Grstprixc winners IL the
1ns s STnF THE Of as
IN plase dlviGsa TITO 1hrce Mo. q siso s"si
weight horses conondlng conformation ANA quality
TO count 90 per cent; pardomance oTer fences per
port; midas weight by ,eorse l. Works Kenstnston:
Light weight by Thomas Hitchcock. Jr's. Gerena
HIGH sTEPpERs
Class 47-Pair of high steppers not under fourteen
two and under. ,nfeen hands two inches: soundness
TO 3. 70 an Sav 10
excluded: hrst prize 500 wonby " l. Ekins b. imp
oy Ssans rna P s
Z wdeners en- N imp n , l5l1t yeary and
s sh pT R Nay m p y 5S
s:o4cG nn Ss Ssy SP 10 rais" p Robert
Peae.ek, lhlh, years; and bay & GAmecoek. l5ih
SADDLE HORSES.
Glass 6s-Mares or gedings Aftsen hands two inches
over. four years oId q over up carrying iso
PssaE'r s Ety. 'l5s p b a%:.;" ny
li9Sspn, sSysTsEn; i Oh years " I.ns.9ns
.;riI ridden by Ans6oIy; highly samnsn5l;d Be!wooa
ridden BY Capt. Adams.
TANDEMe.
Glass S1f9r me ses sppSnisa and best rsrk tan
%ei!Irsd. AIIrOund actor with " good man man:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-19
TIE REV. DIR. CHARLES F. DEEMS.

the K"naoph a'st Macon coese IN vr
ginia. where he was professor OF nat
ural science. In 1850 he was chosen
President Of the Greensboro Female College
in Maryland. and he remained there FIVE years:
Street Methodist Church at Wilmington, Del.
and he was Presiding Elder Of that district
until 1865 During all these years DR.. Deems
was prominent in the Methodist Church. and
twice the episco pate was offered to him.
DIR. Deems came to New York In 1868. His
religious views broadened and he became
what he called nm evangelican eclectic. After
mon in New York in the chapel OF the Uni
versity building in 1886. After the death Of
tho clergyman who was in charge Of
the University Chapel. DR.. Deems Sc
cured the building. and the Church
Of the strangers became. an actually.
i continued to Increase untiI, in 1870. Connie;
Of Dr. Deems at the Greensboro College.
bought for it the church building in Mercer
street. which had formerly been occupied by
the Mercer Street. Presbyterian Church. The
congregation, which now numbers 800 per
sons. still worship in that building. The
the Apostles Creed as the basis Of it's faith.
bilt on his death bed. The Com modore's will
left him 1000 in Lake Shore per cents DR..
Deems was a fluent speaker and ready writer.
lie wrote The Light OF the Nations" The
Gospel OF Common Sense" and The Gospel
OF the Spiritual Light
Deems. the lev. Edward N. Deems Of Hor-
nellsville, Mrs. Edward P. Deems, OF st: Paul.
Mimi. and Mrs. Marion J. Verdery OF New
York. survive him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-19
"KISG HATISIPOU" WAS TOO EAT
Rudolph Aronson Denies that He Dis
charged Mis-. g ermnine On that Account.

charged Mis-. g ermnine On that Account.
SYRACUSE. Nov. 1S.-One Justice Irving q.
Vann OF the Supreme Court day heard tho
first proceedings Of the suit which Katherine
Germaine has brought against Rudolph Aron-
son. manager Of the New York Casino. The
case Is entitled William II. Bradley agt. Harry
W. Rosebarn. The damage growing out OF
Aronson's alleged breach Of contract are laid
at $l.925.
Bradley has had Miss Germaine's claim as
signed to him. and SO brought the action in
this county.
1t is claimed that on the 3lst OF last July
Miss Germaine signed a contract with Aron-
son. who was Mr.. Roseharn's agent for her to
take prima donna roles in The Ralnmaker Of
Syria" for which she was to get Sl75 week.
She hogan with Hing Hntsipou IN Buffalo on
the 18th OF September last. But she says that
Ricci was given her part
contract with the 'corpulent" actress. He
saws that he never discharged Miss Germaine.
but that she left tho company Of her own will.
Then he goes on to show where Miss Ger
maine misrepresented herself He SAYS that
she told MIR. Aronson that from physical
standpoint she was capable OF assuming such
male part" as k,ng HdtiSLpon when she was
and is physically untitled to do the King
In proper form. There 10 likely to be later a
medical determination OF what constitutes an
adequate physical portrayal in comic opera.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-19
40 CTS. ON THE DOLLAR.
A Full and Miscellaneous Stock to Select from.
RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR lNTEN9!NG . PURCHASERS
THE NADdHOE At HOME.
Mr.. Carrol's Yacht Drops Anchor or the
n. u. u. 4. House.

Mr.. CRrrolrs Yacht Drops Anchor or the
n. \. u. 4. House.
Mr. Royal Phelps Carrolrs yacht Navahoe.
which sailed from Fortress Monroe las. Thurs
day evening for this port. appeared Off Sandy
Hook at daybreak yesterday. She had a fair
wind. which blew ut times with the force Of
half gale. all the way up the coast
Two tugs. the McCaldin and the Mutual.
which were out looking for tramp steam
ships. esried the Yankee centreboarder
at the same time. and they raced
toward her. The McCaldin got along
side II rst, and her pilot hailed Mr.. Carroll who
said he didn't want n tow as he could sail in
very handiy. The McCaldin started seward.
She had gone only few hundred yards when
Mr.. Carroll changed his mind and called her
back. remarking:
1T will be setting bad example to British
yachts II a Yankee sloop comes in without q
have S25 Tor the Job"
As the McCaldin's pilot expected to get only
dressed shioin honor Of his distinguished tow
Yacht Club. ut Inc loot Of Fast twenty sixth
street: where EavahoG dropped anch9r she
from harbor craft OF a | sorts. ~
The Nnvahoe was built by Mr.. Carroll for
f OF h she II Was by s
Herreshotis. and Ercat things were expected
OF her, The iuct that she was not more sue
ccssful was in no way due to Mr.. Carroll. as no
raced her for all She WAS worth.
Mr.. CAROLS idea when no went abroad was
cups. which the G"nesta won when she was
over here. and. Incidentally to try and capture
the Royal Victoria Yacht Clubs Gold Cup m.
English nut up some years ago.
While his mission was only partially sue
cesstul. the Naynhoe. in spite OF her many
faults and mistakes in designing, made u very
creditahle showing. and while the Brenton,s
I..nfn in lU hal rtnry In1E NIT n
her. Mr.. Carroll has the satisfaction Of know
ing that his yacht sailed the fastest l2o-knot
race on record. namely. 10 hours 81 minutes
80 seconds. that being the Navahoe's time In
tho race for the Brenton's Reef cup.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-19

They Travel In State Over Railroads AZ
Lecturers, but They Aren't.

They Travel In State Over Railroads
Lecturers. but They Aren't.
BUFFALO. Nov. 1S.-Yesterday there arrived
in town John ?. Quinn. ex-gambler OF Chicago.
who Is travelling in a private coach. He is ac
companied by Matt Pinkerton. proprietor OF
"Pinderton Detective Agency" in Chicago.
The ex-gambler will! speak tomorrow at two
churches and the Y. NJ. c. A. parlors. Matt
Pinkerton is billed to preside at the latter
meeting.
Quinn and the detective have been doing q
circuit of the towns on the Baltimore and Ohio
and the Heading and Lehigh Valley. They
closed the tour here. Mr.. Pinkerton asked
that his presence with Mr.. Quinn be not made
public until to-day. The reason for this was
ex planed to- day when a railroad official said:
THE truth Is that Quinn lecture tour is but
q blind for piece Of espionage, practised by
the leading officials Of the roads mentioned.
They have sent Matt Pinkerton over the lines
of the roads to feel the temper OF tho men and
find out II there is any lik elihood OF strike
breaking out.
All tho roads have reason to feara repeti-
ton OF tho strike o. August. 1892. Tinkerton
has completed his task and made his report.
What that is doubt II even Quinn knows
But Quinn and his private car have served a
PURPOSE for which the roads could well afford
to pass him free"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-19
VAR on THE ANARCHISTS.
Tho Government. of Europe VIII Cooper
nte to Suppress Them.

The Governments of Europe VIII Cooper
nte to Suppress Them.
MADRID. Now 1S.-The Procurator Fiscal Of
the Supreme Court has issued circular adj
dressed to all the Judges in Spain. directing
them to deal severely with all teachers OF
anarchy whether they conduct their propagan-
da in newspapers or elsewhere.
Since the explosion in the Lyceum Theatre
at Barcelona, l03 arrests OF Anarchists have
been made in that city, Seditious documents
PARIS. Nov. lS.-Acting upon the initiative OF
Spain. the European, Governments have
agreed to keep a very close watch upon An
archists The police OF each country will
arrest foreign Anarchists and hand them back
to their own countries.
NJ. Duruy. Prime Minister and Minister of
tic regulations against Anarchists here and
elsewhere in France. The police everywhere
will make frequent visits to houses known or
suspected to be occupied by Anarchists
ROME. Nov. ia nigh French police officer
is here comforting with the Italian Chief OF
Police as to measures against tho Anarchists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-19
RAN OFF TO GUATEMALA.
Death OF u Lawyer Who Went There 70 i.
Catch q Fugitive EmhezzIer.

Catch q Fugitive Embezzler.
NATCHEZ. Miss. Now l8.-Two years ago
Mrs. Susanna Schwartz. widow of Christian
Schwartz. gave Joseph Hahn. her brother-in-
law. an order on her bankers. Messrs- Britton
d Koontz. for her special deposit box which
was kept in their vaults. Hahn did not present
the order at tho time. 1t was undated.
About two months ago Mrs. Schwartz deter-
mined upon trip to Chicago. Two days be-
fore her departure Hahn presented the I'M
dated order upon Britton & koontz to deliver
Mrs. SchwartZ's strong box.
AS it was not unusual for Mrs. Schwortz to
give an order to some one Of her relatives. the
order was honored without question. Hahn
got tho box and kept 1t long enough to take
everything OF value. and then returned it to
the bankers.
Mrs Schwartz started to the Worlds Fair.
Hahn kept sharp lookout until her depar-
ture. Then he began to realize on his assets.
Through A. Nepberger he disposed OF $4,000
of Adams county bonds. which were payable
other negotiable h1nds in his pocket he also
went to Chicago where his sister-in-law had
Ills stay there was brief. Returning South
he took passage on steamer at New Orleans
for Gnatamaia For month there was no
Teonr secure S" in his retraat f ahn wrote
confession OF his robbery to Frank A. VIM
chester. ono Of the attorneys Of the town. Mr..
Winchester Immediately communicated with
Britton and koontz. and upon investigation it
was found that Hahn had written the truth,
after Hahn. On Thursday news came that Mr..
Winchester had died in Guatemala two weeks
Communication was had with the American
Consul at Guatnmnla aud it waa learned that
mt the time Of his death Winchester was In tho
and that he died in great agony Hahn 10 still
In Guatnmula and has thu bonds he stole.