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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

Wednesday 20 effect certain subdued
aud dcmure manner 4 day or two ago
the sewing circle 90 which She belongs
met Her gown for the occasion was
simplicity itsclf-of soft gray cashmere.
with plated bodice nude Quaker fash-
ION Her bouuet WIS a quaint little gray
chip poke trimmed with q gray ribbon
and one large purple passion flower. The
ne strings were OF broad gray satin rib
bon. She giided into the room very uui-
city aud became nc once ntcni upon her
Lenier sewing Suddenly the sewing cir.
Gle quiet was interrupted by shrieks OF
terror and the members with one nc.
cord climbed upon tables and chair seats
What was the trOuhlei Simply the de-
mure little maidcn's house slipper. II
| was of black suede. No buckle orna
monied the mstcp, but 20 it's place wa'
a duy mouse in high relief aud made oil
! gray suede, with bright heads for eyes
! and long tail with a regular mouse
/ like curl 60 il. Now the fair practical
! joker is trembling lest her rector ma!
/ hear OF IT,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

WI not inirequently call for as.isfo,,.
IN y NUMBER Of ils associates. ana w. NJ
s'su 70 TOE hunisman n. In the ,,,,,s
sft,uisie' one Of the inluna,es sri",.it
sno9in place is tucks on the inner VI.
pat we little craft that has gone opt u 9e
,neos,,. iaiIgest specimen secured hv No
',, gnsu.tp' from the tip Of the nose n ~
49, mind iiippers. somewhat move
~ 49, su.tleen feet 60 the extremity oi
,~,i,, sp'''al column, II feet 4 inchesl. iis
1900 and 1000 pounds bu, noss,, v' +, ...
considerable more Scribner ~ was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
portant part N NO preliminary nceotia.

portant part in the preliminary ncgo,ia
lions.
~ addition On these two very faro
specimens there BE- VA aggrtgnuon Of hra-
then idols that would make dlme-
museum mau's fortune 81 he could gee
Possession uf them. SOmc 81 them arr
q curious combination Of fish. man and
hcast n dosigO Two of them are ON
tho Same paitprn. ak the mpn one soes
iu rhllds box of toy snldlVrs. except
that thtre Is more paint ihnu uniiorm
about thpr mNkp.up, AWOgethcr there
are something Ike $40 antiquities In
che proposed yNlibit. and rrof Putnam
is M hopes the nwncrs cnn he induced
TO send them to The exposition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

from time 90 tlmc 10y agents ot the CON-
ponv. who Travelled through comparatively
unknown rprious iu search Of iurs, skins
and seal ivory Thcsr Journeys brought
the explorers in cCutnct with the mlN'H
before thcy learned the value OF The ITO
phrs 40 thcir kccpluR. Most oi the
rarost specimens Nv the collection were
secured lor tiilcs ol cloth ur in exchange
for liquor and tohnocu. The SKELETONS
nud deitips. however had tO be taken
by strategy, as the natives Regarded
them ns sacred guardians ot the tribe,
aud look upon their loss aa an omen oil
misfortune,
Perhaps the most curious thing in tho
san Francisco museum ig the tkrielou
head oi am animal, which might my,
been a prripnihotic rabbit trap lts bu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

would willingly share with che young
monarch ;he honor OF opening the Column
hian exposition
~ guarantee that Mr. Cleveland win
heartily toncuf IN Che PLAN aaid Nccre'
tary Culp. nf the ceremonies committee.
"rho prcsidout win gladly avail himsat
OF thc assistance of the Juvenile ruler
AlphOnsO XIII became a Ming the day
OF his birth. This event occurred May
III, iSSG several months after the death
~ his father. His mother, Maria Chris
tina, ~ queen regent, but when her SON
Incomes Va years old he viii sucCccd her
on the throne The boys nume b i4ciil
Ferdinand Maria James lsidoc Pascal
AutOny, etc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

t,,tv,een The sunset and We teh .rs
bstNft" SKINNER 81 me sleeping hhfsi
IA Girotleh rs curtain one ~ one
Ntsiesin render Chances " lhe
pstN.sen the sunset ana the sNu'
80 b.tveon ny loFea lips hes
~ uutold message meant ~ s,,rl,rtse
,,A,ter twill bring iue sWett sA'
Na. aoie or doubt. on fnrause'
Il Known auoDu 20 deflny.
-. ,e wait. y dfcam o. tears
~, ,,,-,..n her evclide ana hfF W.
,nvst,,ry " misr appe9,rs ,-. sears,
Thnt IT, Ina burst ~ sieils.
AM Yu bar las "a rcd thaf oies .,s.
NNh .b. rers shades tlht fah ana i'
~. ~ slet SOME asn % sse
p.,wsen Yer eyellas ani l' i.n,ss a. M
Love NsA Fraaels Howard Nlii@1nn'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
ma Ross rs rNRnLINYlNa.

Christian X. Ross 81 PHILADELPHIA,
father OF the l0nglost Charley Ross,
,Io,,es ~ credence m the claim " Sam
XXI n Cousins. aged % years ~ TOron-
~ Cansda. that Be a the kidnapped son
NJ Ross recently resolved Yolumln-
oos letter from Cousins, in which ihe
,,riter described his Wandonugs in
Europe. aud gave be reasons ior ~
iieging that h. Is Charley iiQst, but tins
a similar 10 the many cplslles fhe fnfher
regularly reeaycs. Mr. Ross advises
az claimants not % 20 20 tbe trouble
and expense ~ visiting hiin' TOT y" iihs
t,,t iitfie IN any hope 81 ever hearing
from ~ offspring ~ seeding him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
A COLLECTION Of GODS.
RELICS FROM ALASKA AND
NsioHsoRlNc TERRITORY.
pellies Of Wood with Extraordinary Features.
Skeleton Of Slfarae Bird mummy
Of Slwash Chief

Dcilos Of wool. with features that
would friEhtcn an Apache mvdiviuc man,
skeletons Of ancient Indian trihcs " The
Puget sound territory, huncs and birds
Of prehistoric perind- thesc are parts
of a collection that Chief Putnam n try
ing To gct for his cthnoloucul exhibit
saws the CHICAGO News Rccnrd
The curious are now In the possession
OF The Alaska Commercial company aud
are stored I'm los warehouse IA San Fran.
cisco According Go q report furnished
the department tho rclics comprise Tue
finest specimens over found Ia the inr
Northwest They have boen picked up
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

qsie head il perfect except HIST part ~
tl,. nste N absent The skuii "a covered
,'itb tldck. eoarse black hair The hands
an. crossed 0n The chest while the leas
A. drawn % 81 though the c9rIse lad
been buried ln sitting posture, u "
said az lndiaps had guarded tle cNfe
where thf mummy WAS iyiuH very fu
6tlly npd that when gf offer was made
W INV fhfir ancestors bones they faii
thev would cfeihafr anybody who dared
ie,scfate fhf burial ground. JuH Low
h was anaily secured " ngt kn0Wn but
tbos. WHO are familiar With ~ history
- dat alcoholic dglnk Diased IA im.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
ADIRONDACK PANCAKES.
~ shlrloy pare.

For Tho Sunday GRrcttei
These are the perfection Of grlddle
cakes, and Mother J0hnHon's tavern
near Raquctte lhko Ia The Adirondack
roWon, hns a stumbling reputation nmona
npOrtsinun for their excellence. One irnN
olnr wrote Ia n newspaper hnt hlH pnry
of three nto iifuspl twenty-five ana
t\youfy-thnp cnkos respectively at din'
ncr nt Mother lohns0n'e. tried tnrm
one day, and pancakes were Che standing
order after thnt for wcokH.
l'he rpcinu calls for one quart OF SOUS
milk, one tiaspOonful of salt, and hltt'
Od flour onOuphi 10 mako q rather thirk
batter, Tho excellence OF the cakes dc.
ponds on being mixed over night ana
IN winter loit la a warm plnce. Neat
morning uir in one touspOonful Of soda
or mlomua, dissolved in warm wntcr
nud two wol-hrntpn eggs. The huttpr
should foam like fresh yeast no make
the cakes very nice, add a toaspOoniui
of sugar uud Cry in butter
Tho bnttnr n 80 delicate that Il takes
very little fht to fly the cakes, aud
have fsiod h hcnping plntclul with q
dessert spoonful of hutier There IN ~
much difference m tho making Of grid.
die cakes ua thoO " between light ana
dnrknoas. lghi griddlccakes rot soaked
with fut in frying are M healthy 49, ihey
are nppotlglng cold mornings when thoy
THE BEST BuCRwTEAr CAKES.
no mnl,o tho very boat buclswhcnt
gnkoH mix Thorn over night using hnlf
milk aud half winter with q full pint of
huclkwhont Hour 10 each quart of hquid.
| Use clear buchwhent, NOT ground 100
| fine, aud dOu't spoil u by mixing win
| flour or cOrnmonl or any such fOoliHhnrHg.
Buckwhoat has nuiiy ilayor which
tho addition OF any other Hour epoils.
| Mix with sour milk " you have ~; u
/ rot Star Ia a henpiug tcnnpopniul or
cream Of tnrinr. the same OF silt, ana a
large spoonful Of molaasea' ana sct "a "A
No ycnnt for these ore 20 be best
buckwhnat cnkos, not second best Ia
| tic morning stir Ia a teaapoontul OF soda,
and bake.
now no FRY PANCAKES.
Now. the frying Of pancakes II as i'm
nortant as ne mixing. The hre needs
| la be as clear aud az strong ns FOR
| broling becfsteni, and the Hrihdle neat
| to burning hot when it win only take
mo sllghteg possible Efenglng 20 turn
The cakes perfectly. Grease with q
| .lipo ~ fat pork 0n "a fork, With a nan
dle hffeoh in0hos long These cook =
forks are sold with w00dep handles, th,
model Of "a miniature plteh-fOfk, and
thoy AFRO wonderfully convenient a. they
allow one 10 ne meat or grease frOm
rriadle without burning tho lnce nfai
no stove THIS tiar costs 10 cents
mud n moro help than hired gir
Of the ordinary tiihlng. sort.
Have two on three plates heating y
Dot tho cnkes oni cold plate mikes
rnka tan instantly, and acud % tabio ~
relays az fast as they are fried.
Delicnto Rrddle cakes, Ike rich cakes
Or ACKNOWLEDGES. are fried ~ emnli Hitf
ono large spoonful 30 each 90 ke' suck
whcat pancakes are larger, tle hise q
o,elt br.wnfd- nOt rOllel brown, whirl
docs not allow heat enough 90 chung
De gluten into sugar aud give the oet
nnVOf.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

on land. He holds the standard Of Cas-
tile and Arngon upliftod i'm hts left hand,
while with his right he points his sword
henyeuward. as II invoking heavenly
bcncdiction The head Is thrown back.
The face Is deeply lined and looks care
worn.
ON the suit Of armor Is thrown the
martial clonk Of that day. The hands
are incasod In gauntlcts, and falling
from the cuirass are the tasses or skirts
of sliding spiuts Of steel.
Cast I'M bronze the statue viii ndQrn
the plaza facing the administration
building NJ the fair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

Ia nboui two foot long. with an expansive
oennrity br enough to take boz inir
sized animal M one bite The wingH ol
tho creature. Il D. estimated, were about
thp size of a cellar door taprred NJ one
ond inid lts head vs. large, out OF gu
urotortion To- The rcsi of It's body. lhe
scienutfs say the specimen 10 oil me pr
Rod following the muaozolc age nn9 ihai
ID belongs 10 The pctrnuodon fanny ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

This n not a military country and
oaieers III the army and navy take cara
M NJ be found IN uniform when o1 duty,
NM proper attire for social ailnir ~
oNiaf character Is. ~ course, full dress
uniform. but no 0iicer appears az a
pnxaip sllAenug 10 such attire 4 10 can
avoid IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

made vigorous eight IN opposition TO
General Jonbert al him
"Ootn Paul" az his people, eau hl .il
i,os heen described as one 81 the shre"V,
nst and surest men in south Aiuca' az
Some be lives IN q patnarchai style M lle
'o,'o,. toles wine or SPIRITS DIT hA''
noffee ana Is au inyoterate smoker
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

m. author Of "Alice 10 Wonderland,
nrivate life IS the Rev Charles
" w Dndeson. 4 said 20 have become az
80, 49, reclusc. He Is tutor OF lha,
n,stes M Christ Church college Va,
ford and Is batcheior re "
ford of children. but ING oiiE p.Ds,ti nc
mature years whoa ht uul5 .,.rete M
arr the children i9s Wnohi ny nn,y al.
famous hook. aud VINO nA'N
toincd larger GROWTH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

ssout Ice Of the Smith SDund pick
+g.,le % the walrus Hundreds Of
,ms were dispOrting them
.he silent hours OF a sunlh Md
tew gathered on tablets OF
KS, others lelsurely padding
fa, az abandon truly majestic.
N N irelics Immediately called 90
sambpis OF the pups and KIT
ga ~ animal. probably, save the
n (, oilers the same amount OF
w mntsman as does this kins
is. taern waters. Every attack
" wounded animal can Pc
isned upon Tor a counter attack,
Prosecuted with an audaeiiy no
sts,fkahlc tban the enegy with
sustained. A wounded warus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

proposed ~ eoinept 1he Aufniig cnrlf
witi fhe aleflueal apparatus ni jaekyoH
patk nad IN y Agen inoufni liHYt fresi,
denf Cleveland aianding in i1ll FlrW Ct
the nuAiai,po af she exposition efoupdF
ana King AipAonaA surrounded ny thH
ROYAL family al Madrid Wess he fief-
tfic bnlinm snnuliAnelieiy, hr. l.fe
lands Wiahrn haye lpi been cpusulie in
tia matter. bat nobody doubts thAl ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
a REFINED POLICY.

Refined policy has ever bgcq the parfnt
Of confusion. and eyer VIII ne, ~ long
"a M world indorses fihu, good ~
s.,,inr ,vhirh n % easily discovered
~ M araf View AZ fraud N surely u.
testad ~ last. d 10 mean force W thH
,,ove,nnent III mankind Genuine simple
IN al beart y q heallng aud oenicntlug
principle Edmund Burke
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
CLEVELAND AND ALpHonso


gpalu'a infant King may help President
Cleveland act the machinery Of the iuir
in motion ou May J. President tleye-
land does not need any help for nll ho
and tite wheels win bcpin 40 whl2. Bnt
for aontimontal reasons ille little Ting Of
eDain win doubtless lend hls assistance
M opening lhe Dgposliigu, II has been
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

From a careful fagiew Of the chafnc-
t.,istifs "a n ile inheniublliily q Gers
Nm distRAsd conditions 81 che bpnan
splcm. Henry n usldeu haa drawn
fhe eonclusion that pathology, ~ ran
from Offering any auppor % tne h{po,
fheais ~ tbn ifunamissiun o. Acquires
Characters prpnOaupes against ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

a dispatch states that geological
expeditions 90 The northwestern part Of
Nebraska and Southern Dakota VIII be
undertaken hy prof Scott OF Princeton
conero and number of students of THAI
college. Immediately after tho clOao OF
the present college session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

Tho poor 81 Guadalaiaro, Mcxico, are
suffering FROM food lamine. and a
number of wealthy men Of that town
have made arrangements 20 give q serlcs
OF hun fights the pfocveds irom which
unfnrtunutos.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

I'm the machine ms its FIRST passenger.
The professor uascutcd Rul the ma.
chine would not bulge The kitten was
lifted out. Shli tha gross weight APP
pcnred To defeat the wonderful little
ongne's power The weight must be re-
ducpd That wits evident To that
problem Professor Langley has devoted
himself since that time.
THE COMING EXPERIMENTS,
In the large lecture roon OF thc Ma
tionnl museum be has succeeded repeat
edly I'm producing successful flight by
small models. They would hy AS long
MS the power listed, the power being
applied 10y means Of tightly wrapped
rubber bands. on the principle of th,
string stop. The lightcst Of these It'll,
models weighs sixteen grams aud viii
soar from one end Of the room 60 th'
other as freely as bird IL may b,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
sTWAsU SKULL.

their belief h correct. they say, the nn'
client relic used 10 skip nlonR lhe snnds
al the Alaskan coast, who're Wy hkfltipn
was f0nnd. and make lts breal iafi OF
ne eeaacrponu and other reptiles ilihi
happened NJ its path.
n Il mummy found in d cave 90 me
island of NnOdinc u n supposed o. De-
M Femmns of Niwash chiei ana lh
in wonderful state " preservation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
A FLYING MACHINE,
And is Fathered by the United
States Government.
SMITHSONIAN SECRET.
A Big Piece Of Science News Descriptive Of
Professor Lanasys Aluminium Airshlp,
With lis Copper Sellers and
Wings Of silk.

The United States government now
takes q hand 10 the solution of the vpxcd
problem of aerial u0yig0uon.nnd through
n famous scientist In its employ. Is sec.
reilly conducting an elaborate experiment
20 demonstrate the principle OF meciani-
cal Hight by acroplunos.
Uncle sam has got a flying machine.
For nearly two years he has been cogi-
tating over The thing In that picturesque
structure, the Smithsonian institute.
Unknown 10 the nclghhors he tried the
thing one night last summer. IL failed
for some reason Since then be has
worked harder than ever. 1t has cost
him O large sum of money JIG IS now
done and about ready FOR q final trMl
The secret was well Kept until the other
day when IN moment of forretfnlncss
Uncle Sau unbogomel himself 60 his
friend. the newspaper man. So the story
got ult
ON THE LINES OF A MAC1IERl9Ia
LigLtly poised IN a locked and guarded
room in the southeast curicr Of the
third floor of the Smithsonian building
this curious mechanical dying fish, built
on the slender lines Of u m0Ckcrcl, the
! product vi lirhtest aluminium uf finest
steel, thinnCst copper with broad silkcr
| wings patiently folded Us wonderful
| engine md prupellcrs stilL awaits Oh,
! coming OF its master mind, Professor =
| H. Langley, secretary of tie Smithsonian
10 try it he may bring Il into hpyan
triumphant life aud write his name abOy,
| Stephenson and Fulton and Morse Th'
| transport for its conveyance 60 som,
secluded place down on the Potomac
there TO meet its fateful trial now lie
moored 20 the bank OF little cove o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

tors. no "a believed 20 have rcoehei his
conclusion MS 90 the best moiel TOT the
general conformation Of the propusN nlf
craft -namcly. che long thin, mpcring
liucs of the inactcre.
Then began long series OF eNpcf'-
mcnts as tc the power and iis applica.
ton 10 the principle Of air wslstance -
inclined piancs. Evcry known power
WINS cXhausiiyely tested In practical en-
nlication. steam electricity, coal, gas,
romprrsscd carhonic ncid ras AMI ~ ON
Az last an experiment Win NasoNne ~
provide heat for a volatile NY oFVo9rpen
Vns hit upon aud adopted THESE chem-
eni cxpcrtments we're carried on in a lit.
tie wooden building IA the rcar o. the ~
stifuHon. whore n Professor Langley
personal laboratory and astronomical
study. - a,,.,rrps
In The matter Of propclcrs the rap
/ illy revolving planes she tfNa'cSN Nlg
| Guilty was encountered ihee ,MyVN "yu'
l Nd The room became completely lined
with models. For the testing Of those
| propclicrs. Professor Langley inventor
| what may I've described as y wmring
| table. sd adjustable with sets OF sprinFs
at It's extended arms as 10 test ue MI
ing power. or 0Cr0dromic force OIL a
given propeller az u given speed ut reNo
I
nh whirling tables record VIII depenu
I'M great measure the succuss Of the ma
chimes trial flight
FINALLY came The question ot gross
weight aud the necessity oi rednune in'
fonr copper boilers 60 seven pouno'
each n possible. The order for the.'
bcners was placed With Glendop brolh
crs. OF Baltimore Thcy came bari
weighing thirteen pounds oReh, WIN th
stntemrnt that it was Impossible TO ~
them of less weight for the dimension
, required.
, Nevertheless. not TO be premoturcl
defeated. trial was resolved on one uigh
, in the early part of last July, as neat
Z | ly ns eau now be nscortaincd. Every
\ | thing was PUT In readiness, the gosolin
4 lighted. the propcllers ANA wines a,
, justcd This was IN the conutrucuo
climber the object being merely 90 iin
/. out II The machine would rise. No on
4 was present besides the professor an
q the constructors. Just a. the engine
q were about reaching their maximum ,
e power nnd the craft swayed hopefully
+. cat with litter Of young Kitten
= strOlled into the room. Someone pr'
II posed to place one of the Tiny htter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
COLUMBUS IN BRONZE.
His Statue Tor the Worlds Fair Cast by a
New YORK Girl.

Miss Mary I.awrence's statue Of
Columbus shipped to Chicago from
New York last week for the
Worlds fair exhibition. Is @ feet high,
representing Columbus just setting foot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

Whom The l0ek was tafdu on The door
~ DE- zig l,pse0pN chpfth as iloipe.
Ga. which llaa luas bnen pullel down, q
wns foanJ y eoniain q SILVER aime Aaae
u 1870.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
RATHER RooUlsa.
A Fair EplscopalIan Plays a Trick on Inc
SEWING Circle.

she - 2 roguish and Jolly New York
sir. Out being am Episcopalian, she has
"eeh lnuhlng great effort since Ash
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
cOe.r ma TILE MACHINE.

"T'our times its weight Ia virgin gold
Is the way Professor Langley is said 10
have SUMMED np the cost OF ahe eniire
outfit labor and material HE a,iuai
weipht a shOnt forty pounds, which,
reduced 10 dollars ht that rate, looks
very much Ike $4,000 Part of tlis
sum h attributed 90 She Bates fund
for scientific experiments. But ln view
az the known fact that those engaged
in The work received their pay 10 diner.
emf Kinds II checks q mas be assumed
that private money was '0hiuhNiel'
sef whose enthusiasm IN the work y
| tgaW known,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

supposed that the gross weight has
been 30 far reduced ~ 80 give hope
Of actual success now, inasmuoh ny
an outdoor trial Las been planned. A
Mr.. Gray has been used TO purchase
nnd have rugged suitable barge. owned
hy one William Branspll, Of George
town. Mr. Brnnsell " something Of
a "corkcr.n as he himself pronouncos y,
and during the past winter has innde
his home IN the q q cabin Of the
little vessel AZ odd moments he has
rlggedia housing. under Instructions from
Mr.. Gray, where the flying machine
N 10 be- placed. The intention IL 10
employ % tug 10 tow Tue eApenncWnl
marty To a creek about forty-iye miles
down the Potomac whore the export.
ments may be- conducted without fear
OF lninrrnptlnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
PRESIDENT KRUGER OF THE
TRANSVAAL.

DOR inst inaumrated In the Trausyual,
South Africa. He is n strong man, aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
rnn rENrRAL TuBE.

profesaor Langley went 20 France %
uaraonallr supenntend the making q ipr
rentrel tnho whirh coneiitetea we paef-
M -fb him among his personal et-
49, M ias,,ra careful haudlins. "a b. ~
i,.i,t ~ NJ ~ handlei easlly py 90 ip-
e5a9 During is Paris Wait; While 10
isaeh via ile mo4 alyanced inysAtlHa'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

Geo. Bradford, brother OF james
Bradford. aged about 20 years, made u
BARROW escape from death last night.
Be has boarded for some time at No.
E0 West Fourth street. and went 10
bed last night about his usual time,
and this morning the girl went to his
room at an carly hour to call him.
After knocking several times and re-
ueivinS 10 response, she opened tho
door and found MIR. Bradford lying
Across the bed unconscious and tho
room tilled with gas.
Drs. Blocksoln and 0gle were sum
moned at once, and although Mr. Brad
ford was still unconscious Mt noon to.
day. they hayo some hopes of his rc.
eoyery. Tho gas stop WAS OuB OF thu
e,,id fashioned kind, which turns all
,ths way around, and it is supposed
athat Mr. Bradford got up in 40 night
kfOr some purpose, and III turning the
ugns oil turned 1t all away around.
Every ono OF these old style stops
fsllonld DO taken out as they are highly
dangerous.