davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
THE POPULISTS
IN SECRET CoNcLAVE At DIAL.
LAS YESTERDAY.
The Blllups Grosham's Friends Demo.
cratic Race Horses Want tho Lam
caster PosloiEios.

Dallas Tex. Fob. -(Speciol1-
salvation Army people have been recog-
hlAed as Christians by the First Baptist
church OF Dallas. lt was by "A small
majority, however, aud came about in
TINS wise The trustees Of the church
granted the use Of the building to the
soldiers on particular gala night. Last
evening the trustees announced the ac-
ION taken 20 the congregation One good
brother said that beating drums. tom
toms and cymbals and marching through
the streets was not religion. A good SIS
ter shuddercd when she mentioned the
class OF people who constitute the army.
lie ohJeeIors popped up all over the
mousse. The trustees felt that their ac-
tion should be endorsed and the Saliva
Ton Army was recognized by a bare
working majority. a change of N faNy
votes would have defeated the proposi-
ton and withheld the right hand of fel.
lowship.
POSToFFICE FIGHT
The postoiiice at Lancaster IN worth
~ per month, and the mnkest fight In
,hIgsAas Is going ON for the princely prize
The open and ayowed candidates are 'Joe
II Green, editor of the Herald. j. A
iiQyd, II. IL. Hood, A. II. Morton and
Miss Emma Green Congressman III
ABBOTT Is being bOmbarded daily apd
VIII make four or five enemies for life
recommends
Town IS divided into hostile camps nnd
lhe issue Is who shall be NashyY'
ANOTHER FAILURE.
James a. Dorsey $50, printers sup
ply house, have made an assitrnnent
y Is. Adon is the assignee ana the III,
Dlities are placed at $50. 600 Ass,.ts
SS93nnsnlss,ng Of plant, stock aud accounts
THE PoPULIsTs.
The state central committee NJ N.
iopWlists held q secret session m Ais
city today, The attendance was limited
g el nothing was gwen oat for pnbliea.
tIu, oh March the PopuHsts win
uold q mass meeting az the city hall nnd
ORGANIZE. They win also decide nnan
IHe Feasibility Of nominati a eltv tjetef
"a =. Smith, the chairman iHBr,ata.
Ithat 9 ticket win be placed In tbe t,.lJ
~ Iubhlisls are in great sprits thesn
iIus uh1 eonndant thar President Cleve
,b,in WI urlye the silver Democrats into
declared on the silver wing az ~ ,,s. ~
a split ' ''A'' WI FORCE
aREsHAMS HIS FRIEND
Judge Walter Q, GRESHAM Is the init
mate and lifelong friend ~ TniseS
states Marshal L. b. Hum and ~
naltugwulnns here 40 say thai Talon.I
~ WIZ not only serve out bis term
nun lh"y be re-appointed This NAV be
kanuls news 20 the one-gallused ana
Sorh-ied Democrats who have been feeI
NE lh, on nushs Tor 10. these many wears
politics h"ppehed ~
~, pEMoCRATIC RACEHORsES
me friends Of judge Georre ~
Hf 1919 want nm 70 run for MAYOR ire |
{Yuse = an able and anable renfia,as,'
t iah Tor the Democratic noininetion
' ~, N4siess last year and was Iiteraiy
nv 49, irees by The corn knives II |
i,Ieal nss,i iari4ers. lie would make al |
ms own consent a. run e"'"eu
BllLUPS TRIAL.
a humber of witnesses were heard |
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
SOME RECENT Ngnn

A horseshoe with Scrtw cilt
An automatic trolley dleplno'
A combined cur and all oIikt
A cUgt hanger aud elsa' iVliN
a horseshoe nail that . ~
u big thorn.
A h,dr clipper that h aalAi'
hair any length.
A ceiling block for incthtsi
which n not igly.
A lamp under q saddle sI.n4
also a fOot.warineri
A wire bag holder with p4
keep the receptacle opel.
An historical toy novelty . u'
Columbus cplehraiCd esf
A baby's hannnock Win
Il so that the little fellow flai \
A PROCESS " tfeaiine Waeal v. y
fore grinding 70 Improve u F,
A rotary hand siamp y VI.
wheel Is linked By q RULER ''v-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
FoR sALE.

Two Thousand Pounds Of Good BREWER Cody
Type Tor SaIo
The GAZETTE has for sale 1000
pounds Of brovicr body typoi been In
use only three months; good as new,
VIM be sold Ia lots Of 100 pounds and
more 10 suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
VIII REORGANIZE At ONCE.
a LUCKY DEATOCRAT

William Nathaniel Roach. the now
ssenator-elect from North Dakota. was
born m Nirginin, Sapi. 3 1910 His
parents mover TO Washington. where he
spent his early HE lie was riucatad
nt Georgctown collcre aud followed uar.
camille pursuits until 1870 when no
game % Dnkota Ia connection with mail
sgnWacts, operating route from Grand
fpfks 90 Fort I0tton. During this time
NO took homestead aud Il tree claim
near Lamuorc, where he has since re.
asded' lie was Interested ia l.atinore IN
1871 and agent of the town site com.
panY, nnd organized the city government
~ 1883, lie was the FIRST mayor nnd
was reelected Cor three successive terms
operating his farms meanwhile.
lie was the only Democrat i'm the IA
koia legislature of 1883 fhe Democrat,
nominee for governor Ia 1850 aud ueain
10 1870 when he WIS defeated by onlv
Wo votes, with Republican maio,it,
the year before 81 1900. 10 marrie3
tnne daughter. Of ~. Ilebermauer IN
washington Ia 1872, and has threa
sQns aud one danrhten Mrs Rna,t.
uied pa 1890. The two sous are 49,
lN Neorsetown college Roach IA oIsa,
sple and popular and Of moderSts
The election y thc result Of Repnti,,a,.
Jeaiunsies aud chickering's and lnfai ,,,tr
en- The pAgt of the Grand FORKS y F,Si'
h,1h menipcys who made his eloffi,,, ~
~ble aided by other Republicans Ms, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
FosrERs LOCAL FORECASTS.

The storm waves will rench this meri.
ulan aud the other changes noted win
occur at and within 100 miles OF FORT
Worth within - honrs before or after
sunset OF tho dotea gwen below
Feb. ~ Warmer
Ei,eb' 22f-Storm wave on this meridian.
Fob. 20-Wlnd changing.
bob. 2i.--Coolor and CLEARING
( Feb. -Moderating.
March Warmer
ridlan. y" 'hiS me
March 3.-Wind changing.
March 4--Cooler and clearing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
n1rrNYnIE NoI-

Greenville 'rcY., fee, ., ~
atfempt al house, bfsaa'i lsA
IN residence Of G. y
While he was absent y
Mrs Hatch alannei Wy
AMI he made his eyi,,tl', b
PIN The FIRST Natlohal
r,yed today aud will ps ~.
T'be did one was bly.A n
5cenees TO wed lg's, ,rse 3 D
oo,,nfv clerk FOR J 2. %
Fisher, William L,1i9.,
Fa giSs Morris % Miss "a sl
i' 'rbe Missouri, Kansas.
seyerol changes y
u,ln "a into c1e.l ruse-,,, 40
VIM Easf Line ana ns
change It's schedule rgl
req tank 81 On expleeiis, n
steam Laundry 4 isM w ,ss
M work now rcpai'lls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
no thepnhlln

The only travelling persona. malo ar To-
ree"l, ut pFesenl authorized 70 receive and
are. AN N-o NhAtNte
r. hoyle, q. 7. Garvin.
"a, ~ halnec y. H. Hewley
n, ID. Ntlcrcady a. w ty,ViJaser'
J. h. ndchnnnn II Nj iun,,JJn'
q A. Read Wniinr, u,,.h,,,
~; ~, Mukes, Cy Johnson.
. Ahe public are cautioned NOT 10 phy money
w my other persons representing them.
lives % travelling agents OF thia IA lsr. IA
nv authority heretofore isauod 10 am eiher
petson ihAn those named Il hereby 10
Democrat Publishing Company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
Z!!l!l;I|'

in the Billups murder tdi
the consensus OF opinion B
has been a great deal 4 "a
lying done IN the Case Ai'
the child of John T. Win, b!
said 10 be dying. aud W. n
permitted TO 20 to his hoa 4
tody Of a deputy sheriff ~ 4
20 TO the Jury tOmonvF
saturday morning The CSC
Gardner. charged with va
john T.. Patton, win b cllA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
A SHANE
Two Men Arrested ior ssIIlnI 9H''
kes Indians

Tahlequah, ]. q ~. ~, NJ
proprietor ond cleiAs Y w q 81
of this town wore Mi, ,te flt
from Judge Parker y Y. b,
Fort smith. They arc VIZ ,.,s,e,
ing the United states ., W. (,
selling Intoxicating hggl
Thc stimulanls have ,aiH,i On
The inost popular Of l.s s,i,,.,i
ginger. and the pairiear ,,.et
nent citizens. w y. w n li
~ thompson 4 Hassiat
votp secretary. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
EXTRA SUNDAY PAPERS.
Dealers Must SEND in Their Orders Not Lais'
Than Friday

The demand for Sunday Gazettes can
not possibly be filed unless news-deaiers
send IN their orders by Friday night
each week. Tho Gazette tries to pro
vide for the constant increusc. out
finds itself unable to DO 80 when dealers
reserve their orders until Saturday. a
part Of the bie Sunday paper Is printed
Friday night. as even the bic fast press
cannot DO tho work demanded BY the
Sunday edition al 10 one night.
Send IN your or,lers for extra Sunday
Gazetics not later than Friday night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

The San Antonio Express derives amuse-
ment from The fact that The Gazette "com-
pared Itself 20 the Philadelphia Record 4"
Il chonccd Tint in the particular subject OF
the comparison, the adoption Of type.aet.
ting machines, The Gazette WAS ahead of
The Record. by and by We may screw
our courage 10 tho point or challenging
comparison with that great exposition OF
salvation army principles, the Tomaleyllle
Exnress
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
IUDGE IACKSON.S SITCCESsnn

JUDGE JACKSON's SUCCESSOR.
IL is conceded that the circuit Judge
ship Vacated by Judge Howell H. Jack
SON should be give TO Kentucky and that
u Is likely TO 90 to that state, but IL is
exceedingly unfortunate that such rivalry
mas been aroused among the Kentucky
applicants. The president Is mt loss
20 reconcile many Of the conflicting in
dorsoments Of the splendid material be-
fore him from the Blue grass state.
lt ~ not improbable that the contest
from Kentucky may defeat succcss for
my of the applicants from that state
II lt were possible 10 concentrate the in
dorsements upon one Of the aspirants
there is little il any doubt Chat he would
get che place. Evans and Holt appear To
De- ~ the lead Of the other Kentucky
candidates. On account Of his wide aG.
ghaintnnce and personal popularity il
~ thought that Evans could come nearest
securing prompt confirmation than any
of the other aRpirauts.
District Judge Burr, State Chief Jus.
ticc Holt w. Bradley, John Feinnd ana
Judge Walter Evans Of Kentucky. and
two or three from Tennessee and other
states are applicants for the honor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

" Kansas wants to elect another Demo
cratic senator, We say let him iu In fact.
the Kansas appetite for aenatorships should
m satisfied II q requires the addition OF
artecn or twenty seats ON che Democratic
side OF the chumbpr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
nn nANoIIEr mn.

Atlanta GA. Feb ~ The citizpus Of
Atlanta will tender banquet "a noke
Smith the next secwtafy Of TIE Interior
Oh Monday nlght
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

Governor Foster has called q state imml-
grafton convention to meet Ia Ntw Orleans
on March 49, The entire south IL waking
uf and TcNns must work q ntue harder
Than usual To keep her place at the head
OF the column
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

The resolution IN favor Of state division
Introduced In tho Panhandle immigration
convention, was tabled without ceremony
The intention ~ general n rcxas 20 Keep
things moving until there win bee hut two
main divisions OF the United States. Texas
and the rcst NJ the Union
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

rho BudlHIsts have thirty twU hclla. but
the author and furpishcr Of their fuith
bad no conception Of the demauds for space
of chat sort ihnt would afterwards be made
by thc Republican PARTY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
SHOOTING Aush

Memphis, Tena ,Iso
cyclmdc war slr Y. ,,e,s
mllars signed ~ soan
son Of tie cri'aillll' ssssiis
mercial. The olal,'' (. ihfs
hurriedly grthsts,.s b,ir
little shooting aops
over.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

YYwAu--rN ADvANcE-posrAGE PAN
Daily and SUNDAY, one year .....-.S > 90
Daily end Sunday, one month. ...- 100
The Sunday Gazette u2 70 10 pagesl
The 1' wseiiy sasotis ti6 pa1esi VT. %
The weekly Gazettet uB pngesl J year ! %
Daily Delivered By carrier IN the city aud
al toWng and cities whore there are local
agents % cents week or Sl0O per
month
Remit by bank draft. express or money
order. DO not send individual check.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

was Of some importance IN colonial times.
Since the head o. Che Judiciary depart
ment is not to be Old Dave Culberson,
fer aught We care is Texas he may as
wen Do Olncy as anybody eise
But what about Imks q. q. jerks.
Jerks Of Pennsylvania, who might have
hceu named Grover Cleveland jerks in
sicad Of George Columbus jerks If he
had been born little later in lifeY
Il was no longer ago than Wednesday
that the littlc town Of Brookvillc was
stirred from us center TO circumference
by The news that its distinguished citi-
ION had caught the last cabifrt plum
doled out from Lakewood. This is said
10 have happened On Brookyille
a Telegram reached here az n O'Clock
yesterday morning Tor George q. jerks.
from Grover cleveland 10 rendered tue
attorney generalship Two other messages
cune Tor Mr. jerks. aud then he sent for
the pastor Of his church REV. Dr. Con.
way, a Scotch Presbyterian.
''whnt shall I dor asked Mr. jerks.
"Wcl, how are you hxed nnauclallyT o.
asked fIo doctor
sob / expect am worth $4,000 replied
Mr.. jerks
CO. said the Scotch divine.
~ viii said Mr. jerks and Dr. Conway
says tho message Of acceptance was sent
within fifteen minutes.
The news spread quickly in the little
town. and O. great many citizens called TO
congratulate him last evening and today
Me-, jerks Is universally beloved iu Brook
Who.
IIo ls very active ln the Presbyterian
church, attending even tho young peoples
meetings tie wiz represent the religious
world in Mr. Cleyelnun's official family as
well az SIR. Wauamakcr represented It ia
Mr. Hnuison's.
Brother jerks whore are you att
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

New England viii hive one representa-
tive I'm the new cabinet New York two
the central states cnc, The West emo aud
the South three Mr. Carlisle Is. however
as closely Identified with tic Central states
os Judge Gresham. Indeed, he Is the ono
man In, the cabinet who may be said 10
represent TIE national cloicc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

Hoko Smiths paper the Auantn Jour
nul which used To preach Andrew Jackson
Democracy. has lately taken tho civil scr-
vico reform tacb This Is omiuous, boys!
oiufunuat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

estcd In the locality. Cass county's fail.
nre TO unite on Miller and their vote Tor
behton was the principal reason.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
a FATALITY AROrT IN

The misfortune of Governor NIcKin.
ley in losing his fortune through he
failure Of a friend calls attention TO he
fact that the Ohio gubernatorial office
appears to have attached To IL some
peculiar financial fatality. Governors
Bishops. Iloadly and Campbell lost their
and now the same fate has oyertokcn
Governor Mckinley Hoadly has more
than recovered his losses and Cnmpbrll
~ now hard at work with that end In
view.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

The Priuccas Kalnullul OF Hawaii has
sailed from England, whore She has been IN
@ boarding school, Tor New York. Uncle
sam should spruce up to welcome her. and
have the articles of adoption ready for
her arrival
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

san Autoiio s,ta {
Iesiis Orogco ~
death with .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
CLOSING HOURS.

Inc business department OF TuF "a.
ahlls WIN remain open until the time lndl.
Rundnvs .--'''sss'tsss''...... 10 r. m
Other dn,-, L. 49,. ,,,.sssssssssss p. m
"'@s an 'no Woek Vp. m
The Gazette viii decline hseoafter IA
pnine communications which are merely
eHpresSsvs of tho writer's opinions Facts
ofan interosting nRtore viii be printed.
e4t Comments viii NOS 10 usod unless
Specially solIoitoe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

The crickcty old Spanish monarchy. which
~ supposed next to Turkey, 10 be- me
most prodigsl and corrupt or an govern
ments OF ANY consequence, Is trying 10 re.
trench TO the cNtout Of bringing Us total
expenditures down TO Sl22, HO0,O0O This
IS S8,oooo0o loss than we pay out yearly
for pensions alone. Yet even the iuqulsiuyc
ropuiists are somewhat la doubt as to
what ls urting them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

Tho Gazette cannot an'ord 10 devote space
la answer TO the criticism ~ the Boise Clty
Statesman ON the methods or manner OF
conducting the business OF thls paper
but win leave its esteemed contcm-
porary TO the tender merclcs at
Brother Goodwin W the Salt Lake Tribune
who seems equal to the occasion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

When tho government is forced 10 con
slider % proposal to borrow money, 1t is
nigh time to replace That wall ~ the trcns-
ury which The pension iooters have Knocked
Unr.n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

Judge Gresham Is said 10 be n capital
poker player. There may be- entertainment
II not offices ahead FOR the pilgrims at
MnahInrInn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

Mrs Cleveland has set down on the crlno.
line That lt to say she refuses 10 sit
down ON a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

Tho Panhandle * n the swim. and there 4
room for many moro.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
oWHEN FIRsr rHEY MET.n

Il is not true, as Is generally supposed,
That the selection of Judge Gresham FOR
the FIRST place in Mr. Cleveland's cabinet
waH the result OF hasty impulse ON the
part OF the prcsident-eleCt The judge
did not accept the invitation 10 become q
member Of the official family of the next
administration without a due knowledge
and appreciation Of the characteristics Of
the man with whom he Is 90 serve. The
current paragraph 90 the effect that Mr.
Cleveland and Judge Gresham met the
first time in New York recently Is not
correct Their acquaintance is OF some
years duration and the story OF their
first meeting, which has never been told,
Is an interesting one,
Shortly after Mr. Clovclands Inaugural.
ton in 1885, Judge Gresham visited
Washington and called at the White
House 10 ray his respects To the new
president The cabinet was In session
when be reached the house. and Presi-
dent Cleveland requested the Judge TO
await the adjournment of that body
He did so. aud then the TWO gentlemen
met for the first time. II was evidently
n ease Of mutual attraction for the prpsi.
dent invited his yiAitor TO remain to
lunch with him. The judge did 80. and
they spent almost the entire afternoon In
the diningroom, Mr.. Cleveland was
then q bachelor, ana over their oignrs
they discussed many matters of ipterost
to them rs public mon Judge Gresham
aiterward spoke of the interview as n
most interesting experience. They have
kept alive their fieudahip. ana friend
ship, more than anything else. led judge
Gresham to support Mr. Cleveland In he
recent campaim.
Will REORGANIZE AT ONCE.
There viii be- no dolay In reorgnniying
the senate 90 match It's Democratic com.
pleNion after March 4. The managers
are already fixing up preliminary
schedule IN the matter of committee a.
Ignments, which win be revised TO suit
the personal preferences OF the Demo
cratic senators before being submitted 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

Wichita Falls seems Ike Fort Worth 10
have been cut ont by nature for conycn.
ton city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

meetings tie VIII represent the religious
worth ln Mr. Ueyelnnn's official family as
well az SIR. wauamakcr represented It in
M Huuiton's.
Brother jerks whore are you at2
--------------------
Tho Panhandle * lu the swim. and there's
room for many moro
-=-----=-=----a-----
wichita Falls seems. Ike Fort Worth. to
have been cut ont by nature for a conycn.
ton city.
Mrs. Clcvclnul has set down on the crino
line rhat lt to say she refuses to sit
down ON q.
Judge Gresham is said 10 bc capital
poker player There may be- entertainment
II not offices ahead FOR the pilgrims at
Washington.
When tho government ia forced 10 con
slider % proposal TO borrow money. It ls
nigh fine 90 replace That wall ~ the trcns-
ury which The pension iooters have Knocked
down.
Hoko Smiths paper. the Auonm Jour
nul which used TO preach Andrew Jackson
.''F' "HN '"',i5 '"A'" quo CIV" '''
l''''"' '"''' '"'' ~ o'''lou'' p''''
""""'U''
.r, ,..,,.,... .,,...... an.
a.. Nv. ',','' w" ,,r
w.. .
' ','' ',''', W. ,, .'','','' 80.
'i 'Nt "'IA IHNi N'Ntu Nli'lNHlN1 w HlAN'
ny tue ''PlDll-ln Iaily,
r, r,.,. $3.50,
AZ, -. ,'''''''''' ~ ,''"on "l7
H.. pug '''H "''n !"
,, io's' '"''r
49, w =" ",''o''' N'' "i'''
i,''r ,.,i,,., "'oi'''" i'''' '''
-----
ogatiop copy,,,tl,n r., moo, IA, Mn, nr,,,,,,,
o, N,r.n Az mn, .,,,t,a 60 -.
ut nnd ,rc,os n,,st yy,rp +, t,,,o nsr,a.
man usuoI to room ber nl,r, ~ n,a nc,d
M tbc c,lp,p,
----
NJ Kansas wants fo elect another pe,p,.
cratic senator, We say let him in. In fact.
Il. setiserd II n rconi,ss bn sdt,tion ~
Bftaen nm tyycntv scats n, t,. no,',,,,r,,,,.
side of fine ,br,nt,,.
------------
Tho resolution An favor Of state division.
Introduced In Tho ponbop,l, n,r,i,,r,ti,,,
convention. was tabled without cnrcplonv
1be mt.ntIop 4, general a, r.ros \, tcc,,
things tpoylp,, untu moro win IA. h,,t t,y,
,pnin bl,lsI,,s M Ala, rr,,,.t Stot.. dr,,,,,
80 A.. $3.50 a "a. 800
------ -
Now ENGLAND viii b,.. o,,,. ,,,,,.os,,,,o.
five I'm the r.,, 6,bt,c, N,o,. w t,,.,,
tho central stotss rcc m, yv,st ,ro ,,,d
the South tbreo Mr. C,rI,si, h. h,,ve,o,.
us closolv itentiood vim n.o co,,-at 900.
os Juars Grcsbsm b,J.od NV y enc on,.
man An. tho cabinet who NAV he so,a a.
r,pr, sent ne national cloIce.
=-----------=-
ru,.. o....,. .. ~,
statesman ON the methods or manner Of
poray TO the tender merclcs at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-13

found the plant which. ], had come SO far and
tried so hard to get. A hundred speclmens OF
the tppripediuli hpicerianuIn were In bloom
and most exciting hunt for orchids
., IN that Jungle f9uad thoSsopd Of orshids
several big, boxes. which Immediately
long enough to receive cable despatch from
my employers SAYING that the orchids had ar
rived safely and that the choicer spec i'm ems
had brought e 25o ut an auction sale, then
but these. as aiterward learned. Just brought
sufficient to defray the expenses. Tho keen
edge had been worn Off the craze. and the
Cypripedium Spioer,dnum was no longer in
great demand On my way back to Calcutta
sending some kind OF orchid from Silchar. and
he was curious to know what kind II WAS. A
fow weeks later he discovered my Cypripedium
and sent several thousands OF them to London.
But they arrived there too late. The market
Tin tho i've years that followed this hunt 1
travelled for orchids In various parts Of India
In Ceylon; In Siam. in the Philippine Islands. in
tho Sul IA Islands. in Java. In BOrneo. Three
times returned to London with q cargo of a
spsSios OF orchid that needed careful attention
During those Ave years discovered more
than forty new species Of orchids. Some Of
them. OF course were entirely vaiueless from
comm erclal standpoint, out to botanists they
were all Of great interest. Ono day. while We
were travelling through Siam. sent one OF my
night, Ito was about 500 feot In advance OF
cry Tor help. We rushed forward and reached
an open space+a the Jungle Just In time to SEQ
an tmmsnse tiger dragging the poor tel