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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08
SOME ONE BLuADERED
AND TWO TRAINS COMING TO-
oETHER KILLED TWELVE. @
A Mistake THAT Even Railroad oni-
cials DO Not Try TO Explain or EI-
cuse-Thc Dead and injured.

CHICAGO. Ill. Sept. IA hlunder
made today in the office Of the train de-
spatcher Of the Pennsylvania road. bore
fruit in the loss Of twelve lives and a
score Of MANNED and maugled victims,
The accident occurred near Colehour,
ILL.,. fourteen miles from this city. 1t
appears to have been She result Of a
blurder inexcusible even by railroad
officials. Two trains were sch'inled TO
pass south on a single track between
Colehour, H., aud Hammond. lad, at
the same tiue that a train was due north
on the same track The northbound
train. which CARRIED milk and way pas
sensers from Valparaiso. Ind. had the
right Of WY. and Il was oriered To
prog Il toward Chicago and did - 90
rhe rate Of thirty mlls7 PER holr. In
TIA. meantime trains iG0 .nd u, ths
latter the Panhandle limited express,
wese supposed to have been on the dou-
biz tmck ai C0lehour 10 await the pas
sage Of the MIX train.
Orders were given the operator NJ
C0lehuur To bold No TO, but nothing
was said about No. p He ohcycd or
ders and No. Il was entered upon the
single track on schedule dme. running
forty miles an hour directly toward the
milk train, which had also been given
the rightoi-way in an opposite direction
on the same track. The Panhandle eN-
press proceeded but a short distance.
when the milk train was sighted ahead
aud ihr two trains. scarcely slackeniug
in speed Ia the short distance, dashed
into each other.
Tho cngine crows saved their lives by
jumping before the locomotives came
together with crash that wrecked thrm
both aud drove the baggage car OF the
Panhandle train completely through the
smoking car behind II. n this eur
were about forty people, aud 10 it the
loss OF lie occurred.
Tho following are the killed and IN.
jured ia the wreck this morning;
pcd-E. NJ. RiVney. general travelling
freight agent Of the Wisconsin Central
railroad. Chicago.
Au-ol $. Temple, manager Of the
Schiller thcntcE Chicago.
a. A. Hines Nuceuues Ind
VIM, Shouickcr merchant New Al
hnny. iud.
William Richardson, ell7 State street,
Chic 20.
Z, A. Barnard, Terrc Haute. 1ud.
Chas. T. Coffin. superintendent OF In.
diana state buildings Worlds fair
grounds
J u. Aaama, Fairfield. lis, and two
unknown mon.
Injured Charles Litehie. Knox county.
Michael Bon, Iouisyiuc. Ky.
- VIM. Bower baegngemnstcr on the
Panhandle iulu
Paul Serbnr, ncwsb0y
James leotcnhoTy, Camden, Ohio.
Joseph Bail. indianapolis
VIM. Richter. West Forks, Ind
W J. Turner. Chicago,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

Salvador Changalogash and Sonora Mar
oelina Blacktooth were among the wit
nesses examined this morning In the action
begun by Ex-Governor Downey to remove
the indians from u portion Of Warmers
ranch. Both are very old
In answer to line of questions from Sen.
ator White, attorney for Governor Dow
ney, Mrs. Blacktooth said, through nm in
terpreter, that grasshoppers were one "a
vorite article Of diet with the Indians In old
times To catch the agile hoppers in bill
Of fare quantities the Indians first dug holes
in the ground; then they set fire TO the
grass and the hoppers, to escape the fire.
fell into the holes, where they were cap.
tured in numbers. The grasshoppers were
usually roasted before they were eaten.
well, the Indians still catch and eat
grasshoppers, do they noti" asked Senator
Not much now" was the stoical an.
swer
why not" asked the senator
Because there are not now many qrass.
hoppers to eat" explained the aged wit
ness.-san Diegan Sun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

II RECENTLY heard,r said Mr.. Gage, "of
banker in Wisconsin, man OF iron firm.
ness, who, hearing Of hank troubles IN
many localities, determined that he would
not lend dollar, but would collect every
claim due. IIo enjoyed the entire eoni-
dence q the community, being a man OF
nndoubted responsibility. Soon after tho
banker had determined upon this policy a
man q substance applied TO him for a loan
Of 400. The banker refused roughly on The
ground that no could not spare the money.
The would be borrower, from whose mind
the hlnsinn had not yot been dissipated
that bank was a fountain nom which
wealth flowed, was shocked and panied. IIe
went about among other members Of tho
community expressing his grief that this
banker was In such distressing situation.
CertRin deposisors put their own construe.
uon'upol the meaning OF all this. Within
a week the banker himself was humble
borrower in Chicago. having paid In hard
cash % per cent Of his liabilities 10 the
community which had lost faith In min. y
Chicago journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08
IN THE CITY.
LIrrLE 1rEMs.

Workmen We're erecting the winding
stairs at the city hall yesterday.
Il lhe police force was paid on ycstcr-
day, and the representatives of The city
code wore broad smiles all day.
Or Saunders X having plans drawn
for an elegant residence which he con.
templates building later In the fall
r. NJ. DALEY. runner for the Union
hotel, WIS arrested last night on the
charge OF soliciting patronage ON the
Unioi depot platform.
II, u. Wynn and Doc Prickott. two
hotel runners, came together" at the
uuiou depot Wednesday night A
couple of black eyes, sprnined fingers.
etc. etc, was all the damage done.
The break In the water main on Sec
ond near Burnct. reported In yesterdays
Gazette. was not In the now mnin. INT
~ The old pipe This statement ~ nude
that no misunderstanding may arise
from the paragraph IN Yesterdays pnpcr
George L. Cause, funeral director and
emhalmcr fun assortment OF under
takers goods on hand. Takes full charge
Of funerals and furnishes an necessary
requirements. No, 3ii West Weuthnr-
ford street, Fort Worth, Tex. Tele-
Phone No. 1871.
Sanitary Officer Towns requests Tho
Gazette TO state that the dumping Of
garbage on Magnolia street, on ihe
South Side. has been stopped A sign
warning every one against dumping On
that ground was put w n week nto.
there.
The Gazette has received an invitation
| 10 attend tho wedding Of Miss Grncr
Joues 10 Mr. Thomas l.. Mhherapnon
a. the First Presbyterian church, New
IONS the many fripuUs 80 thu .-...
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08
ENGLISH RIOTS,
The Mods Of Miners Playing Havoc.
Ono Man killed.

LONDON. Sept. Alarming reports
were received late tonight from the riot
Gus district Of Yorkshire. and it is ex-
pected thousand members Of the Lon
don police force will start ON a special
train early IN the morning for the scene.
The strikers IN Yorkshire have started
campaign OF open violence in several
districts. The police who Try to hold
back the rioters are knocked with clubs
and stones aud put to flight. Troops
have been SEM 20 restore Order.
More than 300 strikers marched over
into lanelly district and seized the officers
Of several cDlliories. Many Of the build
ings are wrecked and those left whole
an, occupied by strikers. The mine ofii-
cials were expelled. More than 500 cot
iages Of non-unionist miners have been
torn down and an attempt was made
early lis morning 10 blow Mp the man
ayers house.
Dragons are ont scouting for the
HWers- The miners have resisted line
troops and not q few have been injured.
Mnuy miners were arrested.
While riuttug was IN progress at
Mashnm's cnlliery today the mob show
erred stones and other missiles upon
put ont the lire. detachment Of sol.
dicrs WIS sent 10 the scene aud fired
two yolleys, the first Of blank. the other
Of ball cartridges -Four rioters fen
wounded, one dangerously The Tioting
lasted from dusk until midnight.
II Is estimated the rioters numbered
10000, all ARMED with dungeons. The
loss amounts TO many thousands Of
pounds. Tile mob are eXasperntcd at the
presence Of soldiers and demand their
withdrawal
The latest report is that one Of the
men wounded by The soldiers has died.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

ROME Sept IAN official dispatch
from Rio Janeiro says the BRAZILIAN
miaistcr of foreign affairs has Informed
the representatives of foreign countries
that the naval squadron has rcvolted
agi Inst the government which, he sald,
Is strong enough to maintain order, The
minister added TINT the government will
be unable 20 prevent any attempt that
might be made 10 lombard Rio DO Janet
cruiser Busnn has arrived at Rio Ja,
Micro and the Degalia Is on the way there
from Rnhia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

GALVESTON Tex. Sept. 7.-,speclall
The storm 80 she gulf. which was referred
10 last night, has moved northeast aud IS
central Tonight with great Intensity in the
vicinity Of Ncs Orleans, La, whore the ba-
rometcr is below 700 inches, with steen
hnfunietrfc gradients "a all directions Tho
storm will eontnue 10 canrs1 about
norihcast and win decrease IN energy ia
proeccil- Inland. There u also a aiortn
~ considerable intensity over Montana
with ihe barometer below ~ . ii,chtH, This
storm i moving slowly sauthssisf SUD win
probably reach Kansas by tomorrow. INIT
no serious damage y threatened from fhis
.onfce unless the barometer gradients should
become much sleeper
The highest pressure IS over tho middle
Athudc states aud forms = wedge, running
westward toward Central Texas. i1'he tenn.
nersiure has fallen over frcnng,ssa.. thp
Atlan9c aud east ruf states aud has 70.
malucd atslut Stationary elsewhere
cloudy weather with local rains ur..
walls over renncae the bower Misahsippl
,ai,sey aud me soaA Auaullc and east
other portions u the country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08
oHANGBLLoR.BoNE

ALvARADo. Tex, Sept. 7.--,specinll
---siiss Ethie Bone and Mr.. ]. Henry
Chancellor. both OF this city, were mar.
lied az The residence Of r. q, Foster.
43O y. m. Rev. Walter c, Rowe Of
Fort Worth officiating Tho parlora
were decorated with flowers Of the sea-
son aud oAy a few immediate friends
Of the happy couple witnessed the cere-
mony The groom was accompanied BY
Mr.. VIII Edwards Of Galveston as best
man and the bride hy Miss Katie Mcre-
dith Of Alvarado. The brides costume
was TINT dainty combination Of white
crepe de chine and white duchess lace,
She was the recipient OF many hand
some presents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chancel
Tor viii be- at their beautiful new home
IN the principal cities Of Southern
10 the pFiaoipa. cities of Southern
Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

Luke Short was not quite ~ well as
he was reported 70 be yesterday.
The popular clothing finn of l. August
a 60 Is spreading out 10 mc.t the grow
ing demands Of It's trade. Those rcniic-
men, after long and increasing effort.
have secured an but the front OF the
2s.foot building adjoiuinr ihe one they
row occupy. Already wcrkmgn ars tear
ing out the Partitions and just a. soon
a. the work can be done they win move
into the new acquisition. putting IN a
stock of clothing. which, these gcntle-
men say. will suipass anything Fort
Worth has ever seen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

~ have lust come back from The Cats.
kills, said Air. w d, Yerger ''and while
~ me Mountain House had case Of from
the sublime to the ridiculous Wa s,and,
ing on the great rock in front Of m bo,s,
t 10 ~ a. the unrivAled view. It ii one
o. IN, sne most splendid and impressive noun.
' ss.,n 9nu9oks IN America. was lost In tie
Wonder beauty and vastness u NJ o ny
spread scene, when all a. once won UaS
seahoisg near exclaimed. 'I.or' does,st 4,
teinlnd you Of a craay quilti' had II 80. \
.ns fssA % sesp from tumbline of tbr mi
c ~ - sudden "-Cineinnati commere,ai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

Az MoGill college, Montreal, which is CO.
educational, out Of II students graduating
with honors six are women, and out OF five
medalists three nre women. A college stat-
isucian' in going over the figures. finds
that In proportion to their numbers tbe
women have done three times as well as tie
men. sun, it must be remembered that
these figures are based upon averages
only exceptional girls are now 10 he
found In the colleges, while all sorts and
conditions OF boys for all nanner Of reasons
are sent into college. One blockhead. whose
iather sends hin TO college because tho nov
Is 700 stupid 10 do anything else, or one
wiz son sent because the father doesn't
Know what to do with him, pulls down n
class average aud makes an unfair showing
Ia eomparisons-New York san.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08
no BRIGHTEN THE NEGROES.

STBPHENvILBE, Tex. Sept u
tspccial) -"All negroes, both young and
old, are hereby warnei TO leave this
town IN five days from this notice, Sept
o. 1881.
The above, signed with skuli and cross
bones, is one Of the many similar notices
found stuck up all over our city this
morning. Ii Is generally believed 70 be
a huge joke by some miscellaneous boys,
but nevertheless every officer from sheriff
down Is determined to find the author.
Such moves us this find no sympathiz-
ers In fbis town. There Is o report that
a party on horseback, numbering from
100 to 300. were IN the city after mid
night, but Is proven untrue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

Senator Hill's residence on tho Rensse-
lasr boulevard, which he purchased last fan
from the widow OF The noted acini. Emmett.
and watch Tor many years wa, Ahayn us
the "knnnip or "kritE Villa has recent.
~ been rorhrbtened BY the senator with
the unique and historic nameof "Wolfert's
koost." This viii strike a great many peo-
pie ~ an unknown and peculiar name TO
give to such a nnn residence aud magnlh-
cent grounds a. now Constitute Senator
hilla home on the outakirts of Albany.
bus the name = vuy familiar 10 literary
works. ---Aibahy 5oulaal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

GALVESTON. Tex. sept 7.-AHnntn
-Avernge. 10; maximum. 50; minimum,
81. rainfall, Il.
Augusta 10; maximum, 81;
minimum, ~. rainfall o.
Charleston q; maximum -;
minimum ~ rainfall. trace.
Galveston -Ayrraer. 20; maximum, 81;
minimum, CO rninfa. trace.
LATHE Rock-AyeraEe, ~; maximum,
~; minimum. W. rainfall. trace.
Memphis-Avcrugp "A; inaNimum 81:
minimum, ~ rainfall Oi.
Mobile Average 10; maximum, 40;
minimum, ~: rainfall. 90
Montgomery Average, a.. maximum,
rs: minimum. o.; minfall. %
New Orleans Average. y. maximum,
7si minimum. ~; rainfall los
savannah -Avcnge, u. maximum, "a;
minimum. ~; rainfall 20
NlckaburE Average. @; maximum 20:
minimum. uG' rainfall. ~.
Wilmington Average 10; maximum.
~. minimum, GO
Means Maximum, STA: minimum. coo.
ratuiall. 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

METZ, Sept, THE army mancuvers
today were very interesting and partii-
pated in by Emperor William in per-
son. The kaiser was in command of the
10Th army corps and strengthened by
the l5h Hawaiian division, occupied the
heights between Waibca lSirchcn and
McmCrsdronn, The Sth army corps,
after an active artillery duel between
the two commands. tried TO advance
upon the lOths right column. The en-
pcror ordered the column. which was
composed of thirly-four divisions. ia
advance. Meanwhile the Bavarlan divis.
ion oullnuRed the cncmy's left, which
was Obliged to retreat To cover The
retreat the cucmys cavalry made a
splendid charge, the 14ih Hussars, the
Tth dragons and the Hcssian dragons
riding right past the omperor's guns
They We're unable to check the retreat,
however
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08
MILLS WILL WAIT,


| az Voorhees, next received attention at
| The hands Of Mr.. Stewart \ VIII snow
| how the distinguished senator got here
! be explained
! He then read from Senator Voorhees,
| biography In the congressional directory;
soon af.er entering the senate, read
/ dressed that body 10 favor Of the free
/ coinage Of silver. In this speech he laid
| down principles on which as the direct
/ issue the state Of Indiana was carried
| by the Democratic party In the follow
| ing year by over thirty thousand major
ity In the election Of members to the
l legislature This legislature returned him
I Mr., Voorhees, TO the senate by twenty
1 three majority
Senator Dolph. Republican of Oregon,
| NJ this point Of the speech said the
/ large absence of senator's was manifest
and that he did not even see the senator
from Colorado lAlr. Teller,l who was 50
anxious for a quorum 10 be present dur
ing the present discussion. (Laughter.)
The roll was called showing hfty-seven
senators present among whom was SEN
ator Teller h. having emerged from the
cloak-rOOm with nm embarrassed look,
and was gOod-naturedly twitted by col
leagues. He subsequently called atteh-
tipn TO the absence Of a quorum, and the
roll again was called.
Referring 10 President Cleveland Sem
ator Stewart said it was a sad thing
for the American people that In his early
life and ripper manhood, he had not been
surrounded, as Andrew Jackson had been
by the producing classes. lnboring men
and farmers, that he might sympathize
with them. President Cleveland was
reared IN the city, his Office was in the
Mills building, New York, the very center
In The United States, of the European in
ilucnee. He sympnthi2ed with his sur
ronndingS and his surroundings were I'M
fortunate for the American people
President Cleyeand's organs constant
ly praised him for the use of federal
patronage TO secure the destruction Of all
legislation that pointed 10 silver ~ do
charge him with it" said Senator Stew
art. drawing himself mp TO his full height
and speaking with much warmth, but if
l. is not true, he should eyclaim, oh,
God. deliver Inc from my friendsv
Senator Stewart said there We're sew
crul other hraLches of the subject Of
which he would treat hereafter 0aughtcr).
but he would close for the present
Senator Voorhees, moved that the SEN
ate proceed to the consideration Of cx-
ecutiye business Agreed 10, aud after
brief executive session the senate adj
journed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08
ENGIANp,s YAcnT RACING.

LONDON, sept. THE second Of a
series of races for the Royal Victoria
Yacht club cup was sailed today. The
Prince Of Males yacht "Briiannin' and
Richard Phelps yacht "Naynhoe." again
participated. a strong northwest wind
was blowing und the sea was very rough
For the first mile the big sloOps were
close together. The Navahoe then took
reefs IN the sails hut nfterwir1 shook
them out. The Britannia won by "a
minutes IL seconds The Navahoe was
crippled
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

CITY OF MENlCo, Sept. L-E, NJ,
Donaldson, who Is ALLEGED to have wreck.
ed eleven banks In Kansas aud dcfaultcd
in the sum OF SG00,00O, is living in
Puebla, Mexico lie has just published
long srtcmgnt denying all charges
against hla. He states he never stele,
mlsapprUpriatcd, cmbegaled or forged l
cent from any person or corporation.
He further says he intends to remain IN
Mexico and win make Investments IN
colicc lands here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

CALDWELL, Reu,. sept, 7.--Ihr prairie
ares started by the soldiers last uight TO
drive out ''sooners" were long distance
east OF here, and stopped at creek ton
miles east, leonhe from that part OF the
strip who arrived fudny state that several
''aQouoys" were driven out by nrcs and
Obliged TO abandon thrlr 0utdfs In order
10 save their lives. Much adverse cuni-
nlent Is heard On this matter 'rho nrte
burned on much good hrair.n hay that
would have served settlers well for stock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

Hicks--I saw Upper Just now. What an
interesting talker he Isl
Wieks--You may well say so Why, he
was ~ barber's shop getting shaved the
other dax, and be 80 charmed the barber hv
his conversation that the fellow actusllv
let him 60 without asking him Il he'd Asss
a sl.ampcoi--B Boston Transcript.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

NEW BIRMINGHAM. Tex. Sept. 4
-(Speciai.) -Onr town was visited By a
very heavy wind and rain storm yester.
day at 4.3O .. m. About one-half the
roof was blown on +. Levine's two
atory brick building on Galveston street
aud some other roofs injured. Doc Pea
cocks residence. about two miles south
of hero, was blown of its blocks and
turned completely around. No one Sc
riously hurt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. Z Especial D.
Forcoast made Tor the twgnty.f,dr honrs
ending at " O'Clock midnight Septruher
n North 'irNas; fairj stationary tcmpern.
inro. ilAst Texas. fhirs slightly warmer.
ucnlrAl Texas und Southwest roxas, Fair.
ndionaFy temperature. Coast district
tuiri stationary temperature, except
warmer over western portion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

OMAHA. Neh,. sept IA Bee epecial
from Genoa. Ncb.. says. J.. n. FISHER.
cashier Of the First National bank Or taat
city. decamped SUNDAY night. tahtnr with
hin' $1,000 in gold and currency lie sel
nv time ieoH 70 run the LIMIT. sevcnty
noufs, "ol lsft saving he would be back
MundN. When the Veult was finally I'M.
locked It was found empty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

MIDDLETOWN. n, Y. Sept. Am
other chapter Vas added today TO the
McQdllan murder. when the dead body
Of Old paul Halliday was dug ont of the
dirt under the floor Of the rickety old
house in which he lived with his mania
cal partner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

SEWER, la, Sept IA strong gale
has been blowing here since yesterday
evening which ut this hour % p. M has
increased to tornado. Fences, all out
houses, and Some small dwellings We're
blown down. and destroyed. and cane
aud rice considerably damaged.
Oliver Ia Pourz of ThibodeauN wns
INSTANTLY Killed. by failing timbers. This
was the only casualty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08
SPORTING NEWS.
BIG BILLIARDS.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Sept. 7.--Iacob Schaf.
cr add Frank I've, were matched
today tp play a game of 1I-inch halk
line billiards for $500 n side The game
10 be 600 points up and TO extend for
live NIGHTS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08
CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 7,-Therc were
lot Of combinations today, among them
being Lorrin Miller secretary Of New
Mexico; j. l.. DoGgcit, collector of rev
enue Of the Fourth district Of Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

aud Miss Maude Edwards, Mt. Pleasant,
music and Miss Eugenia Blocker, Mar
shall. elocution.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

GALVESTON. Tex, Sept. 7.-(spe-
cial,l Following Is the maximum and
minimum temperature Tor the preceding
twrutv.f0ur hours