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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

lime there was -, .Istaking g. II was
wolf Well 20 onit the oppression Of orr
feelings thar wolf clamhrtd ipwu the
mountain side inio The canyon and SLOWLY
about twenty i've yards Of cur. nrr, We
WIRE trnnsnxed With feir and. MOI uttefing
a sound, stood nouonless, gazing Of u ~
n 81 were a spectre The wolf gngel cn'
riously af oar slnmhefing IRE Tor q inJmcnti
aud then, raising rs head 10 heaven gayn
forth long, pltc0hs bowl ihli chilled nnf
bones to the very marrow. Nor dld % si9p
longer than time enough 10 catch a breath,
hut repeated Its dismal wall time aud ngnlt.
u seemed 70 be calling. II 80. " was well
answered, for scarcely i've minutes elapsed
until the rustling OF brush could be hoard
on all sides Of tho canyon. Down they
came cautiously In myrlnds u seemed and
each other that it seemed that MI the litile
black devils OF hell were creeping about tue
mountain sides. They all came down and
ieliied the first ono, 50 that when all ar
rived. aud they seemed 10 he n million--wc
Were completely surrounded by u circle OF
bowling wolves The horrible, hidoous din
NJ their hOwls was something too awful 20
hhd DESCRIPTION w any lungunRe. Ih'y
seemed to be PRAYING 10 their gods before
hesinninE a icnsl, having ms for tie VIC.
tins sill we hadn't moved. but stood
large fire. / whispered. Cautiously o few
sticks, which were near, were drawn up
aud thrown on the embers.. We did not
shoot fearing the smell Of blood would
make thom ravcn1us. Soon the IRE was
roaring. So were the wolves. They walked
around, .9s II engaged Ia grand march
tossing their leads up and down. switching
their tails and bowling IKE demons. This
they kept up all night. never advancing one
step, nor never retreating. When the first
fhlnt streaks OF day were dlscernlbe steal.
Ing down over the m1untaln tops they be-
gun 10 leave and clnmbcrrd up tile mountain
sides, stopping occasionally 10 emit pnrt
lug wall, and finally disappeared. Oh. 30
was a horrible night and the creepers
come all over me as ] think Of H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
NOT MILLIONS IN IT,
BUT YOU CAN MAKE MONEY
WITH GOOD BUTTER.
Too Many People Can't Go Into II,
as the Demand Cannot
BE Supplied.

4 friend of the Gazette thinks the
people of Tarrant county should become
impressed with The Importance of but
termaling, which. lie claims, can be
made very profitable, Several persons
are now making money out of It., and
they say they can sell twenty times as
much as they make, and they are not
afraid Of competition, either.
One man engaged in the business re-
cently brought to town load of wheat
which he sold for 30 cents. Upon he
ing asked il this was not low. he said
he bought his flour equally as low. He
could put 100 acres in wheat every year
lie wanted his winter grazing Tor thc
COWS, rs the demand was all for good
butter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
LITTLE ITEMS.
LITTLE ITEMS.

--T-- =
LiIILE ITEMS
The baggage room of Tho Union dc,ot
was full OF baggage last night
Office. which the owner ram have ON call.
inS Tor same and Identifying IL.
Inc Texas aud Pacific cannon ban was
Two hours lale last night and the South.
bound santa Fe was an hour late
Last evening about GslO team hilchel
Main street aud ran into counle Of
hnggies near Ninth and Main, doing some
little damage.
I,ipht bunJr,a h,,r,,. ,.,.,
proprriy AMI raasenoi,i9 Ky "l I'm nelug
1oe's nov, chnn bn,,", ~ az t'lh unI
I'D stand ol, Main str, N, "oIS No. tn' i
tnnu,s tbor, '''" s'''t'' everybody
teenth aud Honston sfrcni. ''prnII,I S. ON,
get Il coal hbd freo ma sne am. ,,ni,, ~, ~,
conl. the Leqt rNol Avn. ~, ~. Sv"'nVp
state. Fnll ,yeigbt my ,,,,,,,i, 'eu ~ she
/ n HAIJ ~
"hVn"
Gaorse T. cans. e,,,,n.,, ,t,....
or,,,sir,,,. is,,W Aunelu uireetor ana
$500 ,.,,,l. y, ~. Ilhent o. under
eeNg Y, I spills nh aahai axes tul charge
Teanircments No. 9iI wS S Nyyy, N.Y., saIs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
IN THE CITY.
ALE NOTES.

The ALE Sunday school supper Hast
night was success. About 200 people
enjoyed the splendid supper prepared by
the ladies Of the community. The pro-
Goods will br used TO pay for an or
gan for the sabbath school
Willie Rowland was She happiest Young
man Ia attendance, caused hy his good
luck in killing deer yesterday.
Turkey shooting nt A2lr today. and we
all expect q iuc dinner for tomorrow.
Prot. SWbbchrld aud wife left our city
to visit their home az Mansfield during
the holidays
Mr., Fowler was reported sick this
morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
EMlNENTLY CORRECT.


Editor Gazette
Salado Toy, Dec. al.-Somc time ago
a gentleman from Boston said to me. IF
you want anything well known up North
put it in the Fort Worth Gazette, for
that is about the first southern paper
business men ask for" So I ask little
space in your paper to try and draw at
tention TO the resources of Salado. lying
from year to year undcvploped for want
OF a little enterprise and capital. The
town is situated on the never failing river
Of the same Nance and is a town natural
" made for manufacturing. Eight part
" developed water powers. ranging from
iprty To eighty horse power, lie In and
below town, Wood, building rock and
hne farming land are adjacent, every
thiag in fact To build mp good manufac-
turing town is here waiting TO be utilized.
Ihr location is beautiful, perfectly
healthy, and line school a in
operation. Salado Is eight miles north of
Bolton. some day Temple will certainly
see that IL would be big plum in her
pudding to extend a railroad To Salado
ana start munufactory suburb. Re
Ale'llullN X. ORGAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.



Miss, Lillian I-hOmason. Weatherford;
Niiss Irene Carder, Waco; II 1. Frye.
9lN; y Tritts. Burleson; Mrs. lanes
bryan. Hot Springs: W A TAYLOR. Com
Imeree; Ike Gransky and wife, Abilene:
Nv Brown, Miss Brown, Max Brown,
Purnance. 81 Innis; j ri Kons Rolt.
more; ! II Brady, Denver; T l. smith.
eitS; - o Pankry, Dallas. A Y Carter
u Mallory, y w Mallory, Chicago; s NJ
vernon, n ii Oberthier, Comanrhe: j
a Templeton, Henrietta; AIRS Ida An
Nm, San Marcos; 6 l. Donovan,
fm1irhllai n Goodman, Vernon, Mrs Il
fAtueS, New Orleans: b + Order. Kan
sa 81. Ity; Thomas Montgomery. Kansas
Wy j, Bryan, Hot Springs; Geo l.
name, city; Mrs III Il Conway. Princeton,
NJ Miss Maude Allen. Temple; Guy
Aia,a,qiox, city; b Cypert, Tennessee;
Z, a Allow, Neg-'or , ID Ssvaae, Grand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
FAMOUS FOLKS.


Carmen sylvia, qneen Of R9umaa
developing symptoms Of iaralyAs'
Prince Peter Truhctskol, The Ri
n0blcman who is painting Mt 4
stones portrait. Is engaged TO le p
To- young English woman Mis
Wright. lie is six feet four inga,s
and said 10 be an Unusually nAH
man.
Princess Marie Of Roumanh,
the crown prime, hns an unuSll
the collection Of periumery bof-
this she resembles her sr'mdmi1,sn
late empress of Russia VINO lee
lection of beautiful perinine1
valued at S2O,OpU,
A project is on foot in Missis'ip
elsewhere in the South to pdreahe
fcrson Davis house at Beauyof
home for INDECENT eN-Conlederale -
and widows Of soldiers \ , @egil
TO be held in Jackson next lu'N
further the scheme.
Conrad Ferdinand Mover, the ga
moot who bns been dangerously \
Swifzarl,nd Ia now recovering
bcoItb ia intands 10 spend the
,"iatar ot G,stie Stnineee. a family
session near Trannefcld. His de1
nurse throughout his illless has p''
wife.
t. ~ .,j,o,l misses IN II
- hummer Oh S'uo'' ~ Viea.presI
delphla made u Gown ~, iac,ea la,l
stevenson Wheh ne WHS ,hsn u,
under the impression mat . MpsI K, I
ing IN the lnited Sla ll',., s Sa.blon 4
be robed after the pres,hi. ~ ia'H'0
uces on the supreme u'"'4 ,s
Cour.laud Palmer. the late fe-
of the Nlnete2pth century WI \
isrd Col lngrrsoll that ne WOE
every effort to return aiief u.'l
possible. and let the latter knas
he had found ont, hut u he ae n
h1.l Col Ingersoll has not been y
discover mo fact.
M. ~. ~ ,x.,str,instpr. VIE q
ne iilhg 81 " ,oing N once ibe
lhe ulslih .s,,l ~ , VIZ ,nnn 10 Eng
tSl nnu Wv 80 H. intimatts a.
Shennnrd Z" lila Obtained lhe w
r'ban school how when a. EN.' W
" XII resen,hionce 10 Crnikshahh
tnon ~ No celebrlted hielWaylp'e
Emneror william. after three ~
al has djscbareed his German ~
rsinstated Frenchmen as chefs n,
cnisine az potsdam. where unIrr "
venf thev lad held sway since XXX ,l
he Gre9t Bui William insist. ". la-,
menu shall be printed IN 49, 5ieI
bas been since his father dlea,
"a D...ioi mo- was much les
AZ, b,'lli ,,,d i'V Nan MAS Robinson y
o aeat ,, n,au sren, , pnt in pii:'
debt. ~ Is = biesredify ilat o llnH
10 students OF helsus halpls-s
scendAnt Of the Wrlt't' rrnDT|ff
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

London. De. -. The Brazilian min.
ls,er nero has recoiyed adyccs from
10 carry CAT The sentence pronounced
upOn the Benchimcl hrothers until fur
thcr advices are received from London.
The Benchimols are mtmhors NJ former
Manchester shipping iirm They trans.
ferrnd ;helr business 20 Rio de Ianeiro
and were recently arrested on an order
Of the president Pcixoto. charging Thorn
with Transporting on one OF their vessel !
men to aid Admiral Nlcllo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

by Associated Press
Jennings, Iu., Dee. lit is learned
that Friday, last week, in squat Oh
Grand Lake boat clpsizld. drowning
i've Of the family of Or, ThcobodeauN
and Mr.. Miller
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
worLn.Rn RANK RonnnRs.

BY Associated Press.
Sedalia No, Dec. ga man who
attempted 10 NIB the hank OF Grcenridgc.
Mo. today. was brought To Sedahn to-
uight, He gave bis name MS Edward
Smith and his home as Haworth county.
Illinois
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
CORRIDOR TALK.


-
Earl Underwood. a large gtoetmau " me
i~N ON ''''''' va . ,i,.
Nj, underwood nus Hlse ''"'" Wv ''
Comanche reservation aud is one OF tA'7'
,,i,,. a.. nat tn,s f,r tbe gpanlnr of thnt
.'n,ry s'G,, '..pbn gfn.l.fliou On the gc-
rs8'i,n or,, MOI i1ollur Tor the opening OF
,1untrv ycry soon d" mid SIR. Underwood ui
no p4ctWtck Yesterday 'srhpy are bring
~ ~ it t,i i'm sii 0i, HIM. pui ono tn 500
Nm ,rouiJ fbint fhgir ttny pprmnucnt
oid t.1scl nrs belut, renewed right along
s.,1 ANY, e,., "a new ioa.e on "a large tiuct
- iaSI yyi,- -inBdg fDr "a y,4r No. the people
~ ,n,i t ~ az, iny,,sion H. h,,u.rs nnJ feel
1.rse',ti ~" s.siirn We c1ftir are being
sveii 'rbry 1r,. ia r,,oi condition aud us
gra.a oni ,ynfgr oi5, ilrufIful. ulpy will pass
M winter we'll
'nv "lu'e' "'''
,.,u....
"rctas ~ Indebted To Iol' Tom oenNleN
Tor n underworld advertisements" said NJ,
~ Iattisr ~ Chicago al the plrigwlcl iast
night dToIn Ochntror d. kuuWn every.
where. and as It IS nlway4 Col Tom Orul
tree Of Trxns.' II follows that Texas is
tnn,y-n sycrv,ybci. Ocbilirre ID pprtnlnly
h ,yondcrhA character. The world viii
n,,"r sgain ree XIX r51nterpnrt Ills gnii
mover ushsim ovW rt XIII ul .,HJinc iUlend
,b,t a. inse. lfa identlr, and Incomes a
nondesctpt whioh W. III admire. Oghil,
covered the secret u living on thc nest me
world [ Sy,bp rYSGir r m,' bnil legve f5 Keen
M app"inffmeoi with saint fotrr do only
ihines XII brirs Win inherit vll be "a multi
tVde az phoiosrnphs OF Mi Inc worlds great
~ celebritirs, 4ainc good clothes md "a
f.Vy ttn,.s Ue wont have nuyihlnu convert
NM mn snsb Oehnirts, iniWa II hut ono
use Tor caah and mat " Ia buy chips In
pokor game T1nt VI should be used Tor
hnv ofkrr purtit.e ~ l4tuui-hiug in MIN.
he thinks b nrfforms Dos ,ulp function when
h ttrnrss "a noirr f4hfr Uul O.hlltrar's
palf IA worth nj much Nnndprhlt min
i.lus There's 40 pll of .lc world Nherc
realm. Euowiue lfs value. hr has 70 com
fs'upt f1r money and d. pprfrrflv hpuny
,hrn he hasn't "a cont ono time Orhilircc
y,anIrd 40 pn 10 London no walked into
ilc str0msmp oHicc iu New York and cor.
d'.rpd ono OF he best staiorpoms u too
Stin Whom thc lItLct ,y1s made 0ut. Coi
pr6ittree NM bis hand mo hIu iusiIr y.gl
u.,sE.t Win a dirulty tHaL ,youlI IutItutr
thal lac haG a milton lie pulled hIs baud
,J ~ ~. " i.,t,t, "a 3,,i ,ivn,. Md, IN,
lpntc rrsUit ,N,u mi trrIarns sniI IN.
,uiopni Nam Mi lie ggrupIursury Iut1rIn.
nhir II rntisf tava i,ft n,y Duf5ss ll bniue
III spnd my man Tor 1t At oncc. a lnly
HiH, , s,,s ~ XXI o"iuirct iben et,r,,ci
i,n sariuy sprav E,i o,buir., ,ltn,i
fbn tnSney fra,n Eip and ni,t hv.ii ,Hn II,
dism wait w6iir Your mdn Is away. ME
Y " hn, SI ,, VrW p' ,n, ~ i,'E 3,
NV n,.a"g, nb AIM ,d "y IA . N',,'F' ,ii
Ky lpIiitr ~, uautt, ' si, tt ~
,t" cc,Sidu't tbtnt nF 3scc,,ii,S ,nr tiTi
amor. XIV mRW Viii RETURN prrscriiy ana
s6tu moi bs botNsTcJ Va, tn,av AK INV .a
,a-t., ue W, noi, T,rin..l u iY1W "pi H.
1870, M th ~ tt' ,, N'tit 'ur W.
t'tHiS'V ~ wy tu en3Wl 1871 .ilh l"Yll,f
aaSlly accented. rhowcrlns t6e XIV WiiIb''i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

\ N'i ,''t5 - ", wv" an ""
T,he,y will be guests Of Captain j. H.
FISHER OF mat place. They VIII meet
49,,
Gus, =. Nelke OF thge university IS IL
nols.
IA. nth.
oj,'l, = lSuef is exp 'eiel to lecture on
NV, at Al'Ord on tie 18Th Thurs
a., -, -,
,NlI'; Mihhe wright ana her friend,
Nlll'sls hellleson, arrived ia the city yes
t9ggfS Island railroad, and win spend the
V V..iy ,lsil'nng me brother OF Mrs.
wright; Mr. Geo. q Mct'owu, Of 52i
stan Of teachers IN the city schools at
hutchinson, and are delighted with the
appearance aud number of educational
buildings in our city
Mr.. i. r.. Nelson. of Meridian. Miss.
is spending the HOLIDAYS win b,r sister
Mrs Cupf 'Vnu Wet nm IN. S,r,L
side
Mrs. l. w soptbcr, r,,vcs Monday
for Little RnrE on a yisit IN bsr motLsT
Mrs I'm, WHohanr ,ro,, wv tba ro'' yI,'
WIZ 80 10 ''u'''.lo. j w.
At. Nt,.t. .,1.
b,n,, rrn,n i,.r rtvi i.,, ia, '"'''"
.'t 90 ''''
Miss Ann, Ehipg,- az yisItiu,, nor Ill.
ter Nhs' r., H. iimri. s '''
Dickinson Of Clebnrnn rnUirNed home
Yesterday after several jays' yisit tn
friends in tbi4 DIV.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

BY Associated Press.
I-aper'e Ind. DE. ~. -Sron, eTo.,,
are being made il i said % onst Senator u
VOORHEES, and make ex-Goyernn, 49,.
bis successor The nd-Yoorbas, rray
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

DIR. Fisher Is expected to lecture on
education. at Alyori on tie 2Sth Thurs.
day evening
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

A Ronmanian lady is, ut her own expense
copsiruetiug ! railway fr1m one " her Is
lates 20 uhf nearest town,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

Miss Nelke Of the university IS in
Galveston and Prof, Crayens in Hi
MmLa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

roh, nvrnes + undolnup ~ L
s,I Sun cst driver IN tle N .rttrt u z.
5ioyet 90 tiia s,mer' " ~ Y.
tna where he has rs. t7siae . {. "a
Years travelling in i..s afclp1 p Z
sanal 70 twcDly I'VE 1lllS'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

Mrs j. w. Southern leaves Monday
Tor Little Rock OH q visit 20 her mother
Mrs, lnp, Hunhuur From there sh,
win so 10 rtusyillc. Fla.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

Mrs W. l.. Dickinson nnd Miss Llli,
Dickinson of Cleburuc returned hom,
yesterday after q several days visit Il
friends In this city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

Miss Marie Anderson has returned
homc from her visit iu the East.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

MI NJ. Wis, and wife of Lamar county
arc visiting tho families OF n. H. Poe
Smart G, Marshall aud l.. NJ Moore Of
this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

Mrs $ S, Mayo Of IIillsboro Is visit
Ing al The residence Of DR.. A, T.. Brown,
200 South MAN street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

Mrs W r. Ortun aud little daughter
returned last night from visit to PORE
land, ore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

Miss Anna Ehlnpar Is visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs b. Il. Harris.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
BOASTS.

TnTkoy OYsIor Dressing, Cranberfy S0uco
Siroin of Prime Bee
Saddle Of Veuison Currant Jelly.
Chcken Salad. Sin
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15
puRIFIcArIoS OF WATER SUPPLY.

The Commercial Club has chosen n
most timely topic to be discussed at its
meeting, Saturday evening, and with
its accustomed enterprise has secured
speakers capable of saying an authorita-
tive word upon the subject.
This matter of the publication Of our
water supply is at once the most press
ing and the most disagreeable topic the
people of this city are obliged 10 face
just now. It's proper consideration re-
quires the sinking Of personal and com
munity considerations of great weight
considerations that in any other ext
gency than one intimately associated
with the public health would be con
trolling.
The present health conditions pre-
vailing in some of the Valley villages
tends great poignancy TO the water
supply question. There is an epidemic
of scarlet fever at Natick. which is
liable TO assume proportions truly
alarming. The general health condi-
tions OF the valley are considered. by
observers who have been acquainted
with the region for many years, to be
very unfayorable, and TO show very
distinct tendency toward n permanent
lower grade of general health.
The question Of the publication Of our
water supply is probably the most
serious municipal problem that is now
facing this city. II will not be avoided
nor put aside. II must " iyely faced
and iaIsllgeEuy s9lysa, XLere Is q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15
DOES SPYING PAY?

The conviction of Gardner, the spy
employed by DR.. Parkhurst's New York
society for the suppression of vice, calls
attention TO truth that has for long
time been recognized by sensible peo-
pie, but which seems to be as vet
ignored by enthusiastic moral reformers
who make periodic attempts to force
human nature on to higher plane than
it has naturally and educatively at
tanned.
DR.. Parkhurst has made such fevered
and unreasonable onslaught upon the
New York authorities, and has SO plain
ly shown that his motive is not seconded
and sustained by good sense, that il
cannot be doubted that he has injured
the cause of general morality more than
he has benefited it, because he has
turned sincere and sensible people away
from the objects he wishes TO further.
There can never be real progress
made in moral reforms until honest
methods are exclusively employed to
promote them. The spy system is not
an honest method, and honest men do
not engage in it. This may be accepted
as a fact. IL almost always proves so,
whether the proof is made public or not.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15
AMERICAS FAIR DAUGHTERS.

ELLA WHEELER WILCOX says that IL
the walters want to continue wearing
dress eeats they will tave To change to
some other color than black.
Mrs. GEORGE HEARST, widow of Sem
ator Hearst, of California, is the most
heavily insured woman in the world.
Her policies aggregate s50O,OOo
Mrs. CUSTER attended her husband
in his camp life for twenty years, NOV
ing from fort to fort, but she says he
never confded his military plans TO
her.
Miss HELEN GOULD is. in her own
right, the richest unmarried woman in
the world, yet she is very simple in her
tastes and unaffected in her manners,
and is benevolent, domestic and retir-
ing
Mrs. HoUGH, Jay Gould's sister, who
receives by his will gift of s25, ,CS0, and
81, 900 yearly, is the wife of retired
Methodist minister. She and her hus-
band have always been active in char
liable work, so far as their slender
means would permit.
Mrs. PEARY, who shares in the fame
of her husband, Lieut. Peary, the fa-
nous explorer of Greenland, said in
conversation few days ago that she
thought she felt the cold more here dur
ing our recent siege of severe weather
than she did last year up where a zero
temperature is considered moderate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15
Women and Music.

A German philosopher has asserted
that physiologically woman was more
musically constituted than man, and
that the lack of opportunity and means
of developing her power had stihed the
germs of genius in many women. The
pathetic story of Fanny Mendelssohn
bears out the theory, for had her
parents, instead of preaching down
their daughters genius, encouraged
and fostered it, there might have been
a woman composer great enough to re.
flute the charge of lack of originality in
women. Mendelssohn himself says, in
his description OF his visit to Buclling-
ham palace, when the then youthful
queen sang out of compliment to him
song she supposed TO be of his com
position: 81 was obliged 10 confess
that Fanny had written that song
(which found very hard, but pride
must have a falD, and to beg her to
sing one of mine also"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15
STATE NEWS.
A sub-Post ONCE Wpnted-Sale OF Real
Estate Other Matters.

A sub-Post ONCE wnnted-saie OF Real
Estate-Ot other Matters.
The residents of Middetown are desir-
ous of having sub-post Office on Broad
way. They think the Newport post Office
is too far away.
Howard Smith and Others have bought
M rnortpaxees sale the James G.. Palmer
es,ate. ON the northwest corner of Belle
vu,. avenue and Garden street, Newport,
for -, 600.
Services were held at Trinity Chapel.
po,ytuxef this morning Ht 10 O'Clock
aud this afternoon at o'clock.
The Woonsocket joint standing com
, i,t a on claims Tuesday afternoon
Visited tne premises when Col Frank
Harris claims has been damaged To the
extent OF $1,000
Miss Jennie T.. Patt Of Providence. is
the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. II. Il. Champ
lin, Wakefield
Great preparations are being made for
the otOth anniversary OF the Newman
Congregational Church ~ Rumford.
John Moon OF Anthony, while fishing
upon the pond yesterday morning, fell
though an opening in the ice. He was
rescupd by "A number OF men who fortu-
nately wi messed the accident. Mr.. Moon
WAS iininiured, but terribly frightened
ns the water is generally very deep in
that locality.
At the session OF the Warwick Probate
Conf. Mercy Ann Parker was appointed
,dministratrix Of the estate OF Thomas
n Parker aud Thomas Darby was named
exerutor Of the will Of Catherine Uaw.
thorne. Business Of minor Importauec
Was Transacted
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15

THE announcement of labor union
authorities that there will be no rail-
road strikes during the Worlds fair
should be pasted in the hats of all rail
road employees. 1t is piece of wisdom
that may not well be disregarded.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15

POSSIBLY the natives of Hawaii have
been imposed upon by SPECTATORS, but
Uncle Sam himself is no plunger and
there is no very valid reason why he
should be judged by few grasping
plutocrats.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15
Elegant Opera Cloak

solutions; there NAV be choice of two
or three possible solutions.
The gentlemen who are to speak to
the Commercial Club ought to be able
TO assist materially in the formation of
an intelligent appreciation of the matter.
1t is to be hoped that their remarks will
bear directly upon our particular prob
lem.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15

THE Knights of Pythias show very
vigorous growth-quite a wonderful
growth. 1t is one of the best of the
fraternal orders, as the character of its
membership and its constant growth are
ample evidence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15

GLADSTONE promises great things for
Ireland. 1t is pity that the greatest
friend that this stricken country ever
had cannot be assured of long life yet
to help her fight her battles.