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lore 6eiIuue beipertiteuiot, uno fam lie iebt 10 gut
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31
EVANS 4 Il0E.:
pEArH on MSS NJ. =. HEWITT.


The Louisville Couf.ei-Journal brings
news Of the death OF Miss NJ. II. Hewitt,
whose memory viii long be held IN rev.
erence by hundreds OF pupils all over the
South Many Fort Worth ladies, who
attended the schools with which she was
connected, have kindly remembrance
of her care and asslduous consideration
for their welfare Tue Courier-Joumal
says;
miss NJ. II. Hewitt, late principal Of
the Jessamine Female institute. died at
the residence Of her hrotherin-lhw Mr.
John w. Mathews, at New Castle, Satur-
day evening. .0th inst Her death was
the result Of nervous prosiration, brought
ON by oyerwork She was for years In
the front rank Of educators, aud many
noble women throughout the United
States attest her thorough work She
was graduate Of Mrs. Mods school in
Louisville. and afterward taught for
Mrs. Mold. She was foy eonc years
member Of the faculty Of Wards semi
MARI at Nashville which schQol she quit
TO fake chnrge Of Warrendale. " George
town. Ky. Some eight years ago she be-
came principal Of the Jessamine. Female
aud made II model school
In every particular,
"Mlss Hewitt was the daughter OF the
late John NJ Hewitt Of Frankfort noted
al a la,vyer and politician
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31
Figures OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
mr. hoAAxs EXPLANATION
OF the Union Pacific Rate question.
The Showing for the Hair Year Sot
SO Bad as rhough,-sInor Mention.
Local and Personal.
WHAT MR.. LOGAN WANTS.

IL ow appears that the action Of West
ern Passenger association lines in refus.
ing to base through Western rates ON
,he orion Pacifc's reduced through rate
Is gong TO cause more trouble than ii
mrs. expected, says the Kansas CIV
star. Mr. LomaS. the general passenger
and ticket agent of The Union Pacific
railway, Is no, buffer and when he
spia ne would disregard the Western
association agreement until the Ilnion
racine received fair treatment. he oyi.
ueAtiy meant 10 do so. There has been
10 opportunity yet for Mr.. I,omax 10
,sii'Is the agreement openly and ilagrant-
lie IS now in Chicago. He madc A
s'T ,eunent Tor publication there.
ne SAID the action Of the Western as
soclnuon lines is clear violation ~
uruee > OF the agreement and the asso-
clltlon lines which defeated the accent
uhee Of the reduced rates know quite well
All NJ aneF are violating the agreement
una not the Union Pacific, The Rio
6rande and its Eastern connections, he
burlington and Rock Island are venting
their spite against the Onion Pacific be-.
cause OF this company's position regard
ing rates via Ogden 10 Northern Pacific
coast points. The Chicago and North
western will be compelled TO accept our
rates under our contract with that road
and passengers via other lines win get
the benefit Of the reduced rates. as Ne
snail certainly transfer all passengers
and baggage from the trains Of our East
eill connections 20 our own free OF charge.
although Chairman Caldwell has ruled
mat sueh action is IN violation Of the
agreement
Mr. l.oinax wants one-fare rate for
the round trip TO Chicago from points ia
utah on Utah day al The Worlds fair.
but the. Western association lines have
defeated ii on the ground that Utah 4.
50 far away that longer limit than tet
days viii be required on the tickets. Ii
Will require six or seven DAYS to make
the round trip from Utah to Chicago. aud
few people who go so far to see the faii
Will care TO return 50 soon. Mr. Ionaa
wants a thirty-day limit to the life Of III,
tickets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31

connafed with Ss2Ns-o a. ,he eorrs
s't54Sis Wy oil last year, decrease ~
,aiinngs decreased Sin.NR. While ehs
,lss'',Eer carnlugs Increased Si4.5SS.
ror iir three weeks n Ang1,s, ,br nas
$4,000 "a'e increased ueaiiy
" took just s1.050o0o IN currency
- paN on the employees OF the Big Four
slh Shesapcake ana ohio.r said Presi-
neut ingalls, The other day. "but we raised
! ana paid them all ID In cash. as We
v2uu AFFORD 10 pay the discount better
man they. Eight hundred thousand dol
mrs or the amount we raised without
any premium, but Sa50.oo0 Of il cost US
Although last August was the banner
passenger mouth Of 1872, the passenger
earnings Of the Chicaro lines are three
umcs as large this month. The average
number Of passengefs landed daily this
month has been COCO, or 25Oo Tor each
line. This business has saved four lines
iron receiverships. Railroad officials arp
ssiimailng that September business will
be donbie that Of August, mud October
and 10 per cent larger than September
A contract has been signed hy the
minister 0f communication Of Mexico
and l.uis Mendcz for the construction Of
a railroad from the City Of Mexico to the
port of Tecoanapa on the Pacific coast,
The proposed line will pass through the
states of Guerrero, Pueblo and Oxaca.
The concession also carries with Il the
right 20 build a number of branch roads.
There is plenty Of capital behind the
project and the work Of construction
will soon begin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31
EXCURSION RATES.

The Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe has
authorized the rates given for events
named: For the meeting at Houston Of
the Grand Chapter Order Of The Eastern
Star on Oct. 10. rate Of one and one
third fares on the certificate plan.
A rate Of one and one-thlrd fares on
the certificate plan Il also made for the
meeting OF Anniversary loda. q. II. o.
OF Odd Fellows az Giddinu, So. 80.
On account Of the meeting Of the Bap-
list nud Foreign Missionary association
M WashingtOa. Sept. IA. tickets Will be
Hoid at one first-class limited fare for
the round trip. on sale Sept IL with final
return limit Of thirty days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31
MINOR MENTION.

The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad company
has announced another cot IN the working
tiue at It's shops at Iogansport Ind.
Nearly 800 men are employed In the shops
and two weeks ago the time was Gu.
from Ten TO eirl. hours per day.
Vincent L, Camplon, formerly freight
clerk Of the Louisville and Nashville at
Nashville, but later q county court dep
uty clerk has accepted a responsible rail-
road position in this state.
The earnings Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio for the third week Of August this
year were Sl04, 1888 compared with S223-
800 for the corresponding week last year,
decrease Of $2S202.
Ii Is understood that C. II. Rockwell.
assistant TO the president of the Chicago
and Eastern Illinois. viii succeed W. G..
Rinearson as general passenger agent Of
the Cleveland, Akron and Columbus.
II Is asserted by the projectors Of the
Yankton and Norfolk railway. that eigh'
teen miles Of the rondhed was sold Satur-
day to the Great Northern, and the CON
tractors now constructing the Sioux
Falls-Yankton extension Of the latter
road expect to begin ironing the new ac-
quisitiou by Sept. 3.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Is arrang-
ing for an excursion on q special tram
from Cincinnati to Newport News about
p-L. a. ue pNNA''v1 va" " - f,l,s =
alton of the steamer service TO Liverpool
IN connection with the Chesapeake and
Ohio and Big Four
The people Of Ashland, CLARK county,
Kan. have petiiioned the railway COM
,,,issioners for better service on the Mui-
vnpe branch Of the Santa Fe railway.
drhs AIulyane branch extends from Mnl-
rsne. eiglif miles from Wichita. 20 Ash
land The people complain because
hrsken-down engines are used On the
ro M earnings Of the Big -Four for the
,,irJ weex Of August were S2Io,Voo'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31

about the only new arrival in the city
yesterday.
Col. John Peter Moore, for q long time
livestock agent Of the Texas aud Pacins
ley road, was In the city yesterday shak.
ing hauds and exchange greetings with
old friends,
CASTOR Meslicr, general passenger and
ticket agent VI the Texas aud pncihc,
after spending Tuscday. in the city, nc.
turned to Dallas yesterday.
General Passenger ard Freight Agent
McCabc OF the Rock lslnud was IN the
city yesterday aud left for Bowie last
night. Mrs. McCabc accompanied him.
s i; Hovey Of the Rock Island was In
Wort Worth yesinrdaN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31
WHAT THE FIGURES SHOW.


The figures contained In the fourth an
nual report of the statistlc.an of the
Interstate commerce commission show
that no other region in the world Of any
thing Ike an equal extent IS so well sup
Piled with railroads as Is that portion
Of the United States which extends along
III Atlantic coast from the northern
iaAenlary of Massachusetts TO the south
ern boundary Of Maryland. and stretches
westward to the Mississippi. OF course
there are small and deusely populated
countries Ike Belgium, with land sur.
face about one-fourth that of the state
of New York which have more miles Of
line in proportion to their total area.
as there are thinly peopled common
wealths like the Australian colonies
which exceed il in the ratio of railway
mileage to inhabitants. But in extent
of territory II is with the great nations
Of Europe. Russia excepted, that this
region of the United States can be most
fairly compared covering, as II does.
more than twice as much surface as
either the United Kingdom or Italy. a
fourth more than either France or Ger
many, and but a few thousand square
miles less than Anstria-EIungary with
Bosnia and Herzegovina thrown In. If
the COMPARISON be thus made. Il will b.
found that in proportion as well to area
as TO population. the eleven American
states in the region mentioned lead the
word in railway mileage. For every
100 miles Of their land surface they
have II % miles Of railway. while the
United Kingdom has but 1912, Germany
12,i4, Frame 100, Ttrly 7.1O and
Austria-Hungary $50 Relative to popu-
lation. OF course, the superiority Is even
greater, there heing 1903 miles If line
for every 10000 inhabitants. while In
the United Kingdom there are hut 5TT
miles, In France Sol. IN Germany h.35.
h Aus,ria-Elungary 301 and In Italy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31

T. W. Jackson. land commissioner Of
The Gulf. Colorado and Santa Re. was Ia
fort Worth yesterday.
w. S. Keennn. general passenger agent
Of The Gulf. Coiornluand Santa Re, viii
arrive Ia the city today and spend q f1w
hours here. He Is on fhe rctarn trip
meeting Of Tie Western Passenger asso-
cinii0a.
John j. Byrne assistant passenger
and traliic manager Of The Atchisou-
Is.lieka and Santa fe with headqusriers
NJ Chicago, Will arrive today with w y
Keenan, and make tour Of the com
pnny's liies 10 The state.
Tl,e Cotton Belt hall team 4 hard ~
WORK praHicing and Is getting into good
shape. They propose to give the bankers
4 bad tuzfle
x. q. Warner general PASSENGER aud
tckst agent " the Cotton Belt. Was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31
BRIGHT PROSPECTS.

s. H. Cowan, attorney for the Cattle
Raisers' association OF Tcyas, returned
yesterday from Claude, where he has
been in attendance az court In the ia.
terest of the association
"llow 4. tue country between Fort
Worth aud CAudey the writer asked.
1.-THE country Is 10 cycelleut condition
and cattle are getting along as well
MS could be expected. The country Is as
green as wheat field ana the farmers
are juMlant over the fan PROSPECTS
There Is plenty Of stocl, water IA the
country The iarmors have had an ckt
cellcnt season Tor wheat aud have nlide
good use Of H..
How are the people up the country
ON the financial questiunr'
"ihat subject Isn't b0thcring the peo-
pie Of the Panhandle Just now They are
saving wood AMI saying nothing The
outlook IN general for the Panhandle l.
very goOd.H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31

~ c0nts and halfconts. coined and ~.
melted, has been as follows; 90 The old
COPPER es ,a d'iSo'os'iY, o. copper Sli
cents. Sl.3i3,pl - aud 81 the bronze
cent Of the present day, Sl,bIS. OSs.1O.
II " claimed that the centennial hrsl
brought wcsiefnufs 10 q realization Of
The uses 81 the cent, which they had pre-
yiously looked upon with contempt. Slot
maciiines have also added to the demand
Tor peuulps IN recent years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31
IN THE CITY.
IN FOR ASSAULT.

Yesterday Sheriff Meredith Of Ellis
county was in the city FOR short time
en- route to waxahachlc. having In
charge Il T. Cole. white. who is accused
OF an assault with intent 10 rape on
white woman Of that place Who is cOn.
neeted with one Of the first famlics OF
the county, The sheriff lcit on the even
ing Houston and Texas Cculral train
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31
roRr woRr,n uNIYnRsIrY.

School opens at the Fort Worth unl-
yersity Tuesday, September .. Students
should be present as far as possible the
first day. An schools are provided. from
the Junior preparatory for the little
ones, 10 those OF and includBe academic
or college preparation, college. profess
sionn', ard postgraduate courses. In
strncllon lay the best teachers. assisted
by superior equipment, with very modcr-
ate prices for tuition. En,er Your chill
drcn TO finish course aud much ume
and e1pensr will be sayed, and high at
tainments In scholarship and character
nro almost sure to follow For full in
formation, npply az the university, or
by letter to Or, q. l., fshor President.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31
A JOLLY CROWD.

Quite jolly time was passed az Tue
rosidenee Of Mrs. Sam Taylor Tuesday
night, i've miles north Of here The
crowd all weat out In 4 big wagon. ne
freshmen.s were served out in the woods
al 1880 The woods were " up win
a bjK bonfire and lanterns' lhe IT,
E,in Adfen Atwd. Colbert Atweli.
AsLuien Atwen. Annle Mayes, Frankie
Moonie. win Laury, Az Ahkius, Bert
Rogers. Letchcr Cardwell, Lcnard Leach.
Albert Leach. Frankie Eidlebrock, Henry
TriYg aud Steve Trigg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31
NEW SUITS FILED.

SHIFTS were filed yesterday with The
district clerk as follows:
Knox a Percheron Horse company Va.
ID n Tolson. debt and foreelosure.
III W PROVING Vi, A. j. Luckeu q
al'. snit for $1,000 damages for alleged
violation OF contract "a c..
The Peoples Building Loan aud Say
inrs association IS. J. L bsgleston ct all
debt and foreclosure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31
FORT WORTH'S
Greatest Retail Drup Store.

The Fort Worth Pharmacy company
corner Main and Bifih streets ia tho
head for all kinds Of drugs, medicines
surgical instruments, mechanical cura-
live devices, aged eye glasses and spec
tncles, near.aiyht eye glnBees and spectac-
lra, coiored and smoked rlaaseA for weak
eyes, rerfumery, brushes, combs and all
knds Of toilet goods. Prescriptions o
speciality. We invite mail ordets. Read
Or, your patronage Is solicited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31

Ia q school district " Dickinson ooun-
iy. Kan. at recent meeting only one
Inan. the difeeler, WAS present. He
promptly called hnisclf 90 order, selected
III wife A. elerk and BE son az treas.
urer, yotei 10 bira a lady teacher ~ SO
An and adjourned. Eyeryihlnr was ear.
rel unanimously. and that fnmlly will
RIM the educational affairs " The district
for year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31
HOTTIE.

La Grange. Lcnor county. N. C.-I
have been selling Cbamborlaln'p Collie,
Cholera and Dinrrhoca Remedy since
last March. recently cured seven casca
OF diarrhoca with one small bottle. 4
can say Il i tho best dlgrrlioea medicine
/ ever used.
II. ~ MCDONALD. Druggist.
For sale by n. H.. Grimmer and j. l..
Nieks a Co, Druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31


A YORK, Aug. 30.-A loan of
4 s ,an years ago to a poor young
4 Se'y to bring Chauneey NJ. De
\, substantial reward of S1,O00.0oO.
',''hel, the youth, throye and
y aud a letter received by Mr..
uSn him SAYS he IS the owner
I~ In caba worth S2,oO0,O0O.
4 Z mat Ne is III with an incurable
M snl means to pay Mr.. Depew By
'-as liin half bis property. Mr..
~ he is not yet ready to ae-
4 sttsa'olations, as he does not re-
hatehez or the loan.
Ia .ele made hundreds of them"
sm-lholt making any memo
mo, near as can figure up, taking
snssy 1 have resolved IN one
|. n 0'nsr, have paid out in my
/ NJ y, ne way Of loans, about
VI ai my income"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31
rHE REsT l EvEn usEp.

Pinkney, Wayne county, n. C.-Cham-
berialn's Cole, Cholera and Dlnrfhoea
Usmedy Is fhe best medicine for tho
purpoee for which \ Is Intended that
syef uscd. cured three .eases Of dya.
cntery with one little beile Of that
r.. S. DEEs.
For sale by n. Il. Graminer and j. r.
Nieks * Co. Druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31
1N nnn poLlcp couRT.

In this court Yesterday the fines a.
sessed Amounted 10 $50, i title decrease
from he day before. bat business Y this
conrt. notwiths.anding grows better
every day.
]. A. Mcrrlman wns fined so IN this
court on the charge Of "erueiy 70 ani-
nais."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31
INTENSE PAIN PROMPTLY
RELIEVED.

Woodland. Northampton Co. N. @.
iaIn'a colle. Cholera sy nm MA y DInrpb or
Remedy. | gave DR.. Brown. u. ID, g.,
a dose aud he dld not haro any more
trouble. The same bottle cured two more
eases. All these cEtcs were suffering
with Intense pain This medicine gaze
them relief almost instantly
q. II. GRIFFIN.
For sale by n. u. Gramincr aud j. r..
Nicks * Co, Druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31

We are getting ready to receive fall
goods, and will Ne better fixed 10 accom-.
inodate tie pebble than ever before. 20 II
you want anything ~ me furniture line
We car come near hulung you both IN
price and gtality,
Of our Old stock can be had some bar
Gains. dive 10 trial.
G. Il. DARDfsS TRADING 90.
201 Afsin street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31

guwafros, the Russian general was
fond Of jewery aud always carried obnnt
with hlm bag Of unset dlnmOndA. Al
night. when seated by bis camp fire. hc
would take them out and enjoy their
bfjiliaucy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31

or tic cultivated portion OF the
oartl's surface 100000 acrcs are do
voted TO tobacco. sun, some mnnuInc-
turvrs lind IL necessary TO nut cabbage
leaves aud brown paper in their cigars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31

In The reign Of Queen Mary square.
toed shoes were the fashion. Mon took
TO wearing them 70 broad that n procia.
breadth ~ six Inches square at the toe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31

Pitt did not use the expression. "1'ho
atroclous crime OF being young man.
The words were written by Or. John
son, who was not prescnt. but wrote
report " the speech from nn abstract
glNnn him hy q hnnrr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31

Few people realise how Important
plnes IN our yagenel system u occuleef
IN fhr genealogical pcnny. Since The
,,,.nf was established and DO 20 the end
u tbs fsoal year is92.gs. tie face falae
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31

The United States government had
Z, KS. OO9 men under arms during the
REBELLION. Of whom 2Jf.1OO were sent to
the hospitals with rlcuiuatlsiu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31

WANTED on AGENTS,
Easy Work Good .pAy. selling pAEa to
order. IS, tuitA. sl5. Hunter Tailoring
cOuIqany, CinuIpati, o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31

just received. fresh supply Of
Sprntt's celebrated dog medicines Of all
kinds at Anlerson'a Gun house.