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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-01

IN the bright cheeks snd the CLINT of sstin
and fine linen as his cloak spread at the
lower edge remind d one of the wee thing
seen a little before. That was a wee,
pekid little face lost in a tiny and grimy
cap. Quite respectable white cloak CIV
cred the child whom the mother held
closely. But for all the care she gave "a
she slighted from the car the edges of
the cloak blew aside. The baby was
tied into an old ticking pillow case. aud
the poor little arms were bars under the
cloak sleeves. That Is fashion for bs.
bies which. though much followed, should
not be spoken of above a whisper lest
those well cared for become restless in
their silk, fur and nainsook.
To get well away from 30 unpleasant a
comparison the reader should indulge in
dramatic license, let four years .lapse
and come to the youngster in the fore
ground of todsy's picture. His dress is
as boyish "a himself, and is made of
striped blue aud white wooden stuff
trimmed with white oheviot. The blouse
has full front of white chevIot and
jacket fronts that turn back to form
revers. 1t buttons on the left side uu-
der the jacket front. The revers are
faced with white oheviot and embroi-
dered in the corners. The back is plain.
| The large white sailor collar is plain, but
| the cuffs are embroidered like the rev.
| ers. The tiny skirt il about eighteen
inches long and Is gathered to q band.
Around the waist comes a heavy white
silk cord finished with big pompons.
The dress Is lined with white osmbric,
and in the background another view OF
| 1t is had. FLoRETTE.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-01
fsllies wa. robbed him to pay Paul.


fsllies wat robbed him to pay Paul.
Puck.
New Yorker-You don't see any grass
In our streets, anyway. She (trom Phila-
delphis)-So-o. Must be the climate.
The soil Is certainly rich enough.-Brook-
lyn Life.
Good Samsritan-Don't you know better
than TO drive that poor horse up hill so
fasti O'Connor-Up bill, is itI Oh, beeor-
raj the Mage blind and he can't see fit
Lifs's Calendar.
Father-When 1 was your age earned
my own living and never spent any but my
own money. Son-Well, father, never
spend any but your money, either.-De-
trolt Free Press.
Coke-I see where young johnson, ar.
rested on suspicion, refused lawyer and
made an admirable defence. They tell me
he did finely. Littleton-Yes; he acquitted
himself very we'll indeedi-Puek.
Professor-Wbat is the circumference
of the earthi Columbia college student
Twenty-feur thousand miles. Professor
How do you fnd this distancel Student
ind Ii immenEe.-Texss Sittings.
Father NcNslly with righteous indIgns-
tion)-Fsr shame an ye, o'Blesry. Ys're
half dhrunk. o'Bleary (apclogetieallyl-
Oi know 1t, yer worship; but it's not nv
fault. Oh We sphint all the money Oh had.
Puck.
During the siege of Paris q Frepch lady,
driven by hunger to eat her pet dog, er-
claimed when she had finished her meal:
Poor Fthne How pleased che would
have been to gnaw her own bonssr-Ls
Papillon.
''Ar. Kink," said GsrzAm to q darky,
you are from Virginia. wish you would
tell me Whist these words mean In this
Virginia dialect story"
Weber heard no slch words as dem In
ole Virginny, boss," replied Ktnk, after
1--WE minutes study.-Togue.
There was library of books by MassA-
chusetts authors in the Massachusetts, State
building in Chicago. A woman inquired
of the guard where she could and the works
of Horace Mann. He directed her to the
Anthropologioal buildIBg. Sure enough.
In ona of the rooms WAS the siga: Man
and His WoTks."-Shoe and Leather Re
porter.
Now that We are In g position to enter
society, Edmund" said Mime. Newriche.
81 want you TO do me q favor" "what is
1t, harisp queried Mr.. Nswriche. "Isn'r
your new carriage good enoughF' "Thats
all right, dear" replied Nm. Nswriche
But do wish you'd get one of those re-
eeivers that 50 many men are having
now."-Chicago Record.
Modesty should be combined with am
hition when q young man is choosing -
profession. A prstentious youth In the
country told his father that he was abou'
to leave the farm in order to "presch th-
Gospel to every creEsurs' That's sll
very WELL" said the old gentleman, "bu'
Scriptur' don't cay every creaiut' rhsll
preach the Gnsnal r-Chirarn Standard
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-01
BASE.

The foghorn is about the bassest thing
on earth.-Binghsmton Republican.
At Naples.-Tourist-T Vesuvius,
isn't ita Policeman-Yes. Tourist-Will
you tell me when the next eruption will
occurl-Fiiegende Blatter.
Major Smile-Wonder what that man
over there is brscing up that post fort Is
the pest loosei General Laffter-No; the
man is tight.-Chicago Mail.
Teacher-Can any little boy tell me why
st. Peter is always at the gatei Johnny
Ferguson-I reckon he's layin' fer dose
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-01

There IS a nourlshing element in
ale and beer but it is small-there
is the intoxicating effect, too.
That is a strong objection. Yet
ale and beer are used and benefit
the health at times. There is
another liquid, the active principle
of malt-JoHANN HoFF's Malt
Extract. One dozen bottles of it
have the same nourishing and tonic
effect as large cask of ale or beer.
That's an advantage-another, it
has not the intoxicating effect of
either. 1t helps digest and assimil-
ate food, creates appetite, makes
the weak strong and healthy. Be
sure to obtain the genuine.
See that signature Johann HoFF" is on
neck label of bottle. No other is equally
" as good"
Eisner s, Mendelson Co., Sole Agents. 15e
and 154 Franklin ST., New York.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-01
FASHION NOTES.


A swell little cloak for boy four
months old was long, reaching to his
nurses knees, and was made of soft lambs
wool. A cape fell over the arms, the nit
tened hands showing just below the edge
of 1t. Two rows of sealskin cut in half
inch bands finished the edge of the caps
and the little turnover collar. The cloak
closed double breasted with four big pearl
buttons. The sleeves were finished with a
band of the seal. Cape, collar and cloak
throughout were lined with mode colored
satin. A cap of heavy repped silk had a
band of the fur about the face. 1t WAS a
very boyish locking get-up, and something
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-01

and no doubt the lungs are interfered with,
too. In fact, there Is hardly any possible
evil effect 1t does not produce.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-01
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Professor Hazen of the Weather bureau
says that all the conclusion experiments to
produce rain have been failures.

1t is cheerfully announced that black
walnut sawdust, caramel and roasted and
Drowned horse liver are used to adulterate
coffee.
Neal Dow, of Portland, Maine, known as
the "apostle of temperance" will bs 90
years old on March 20. 1894, and temper
ance societies all over the world will unite
in celebrating the anniversary of his birth.
Sir Benjamin Richardson, the eminent
London physician, has expressed the opin
ion that bicycling is very Injurious. Hs
says tina. while riding the machine ths
spine of the rider becomes almost an arch
the chest bone is then affected by the I'M
natural pressure, circulation Is impaired
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-01
No. 2S7

suit that could only be washed out In
blood. 1t Is one of the most remarkable
cases In history, to illustrate the fact
that great events may follow from small
causes, that a coup de sifast led to the
overthrow of q kingdOml In 1880 the
French landed an army, with orders to
settle the business once for All. The
naughty AlgeriAns, who, from the immu-
nifty they had enjoyed In centuries of
crime, had come 60 feel sure Of the pro-
lection of Allah, were somswhst shaken
in their minds Sc the bombs began TO
hy over their city sad to crash through
the roofs of the houses. When at last
they were compelled TO submit, and were
spared the further horrors of lombard
ment, ii was upon the memorable condi-
ton that they surrender their power for
everl
And so the old flag that hsd ilosted over
the kssbah for centuries came down, and
tbs new flag went up, and is floating there
to-day. Never was there q greater victory
of civilization over hAybsrIEu
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13
Wour Mufntarid, oar ecutt1cn
&3ccrc-

Riirali9 beri4tete bas &abel, ber
parifer rTiearo" ba6e eine gauge @eibe
bon @in3elbeiten iiber bic angeblt4
am 16. Sanuar in Berlin unter ben
DreibunbmG@ten beretnbarten WfaBz
regeln fit ben Mufmari@ bet beuti4en
@eere gesen Trantrei@ int Sale zines
&rieges ber0ffentlt4t. Mu4 babe ber
v6igaro" b%ebauptet, man perbe beutz
l&erieits bic @t&ttgteit ietnsr @ngaben
ni4t beitreiten, un6 foute man eS nun
bod tpasen, 10 tperbe Ct bamit antpor<
ten, baB Ct auf GENTLE @inaelnheiten
muir nod ndber etngebe. Selbitperz
itdnbli9 bat ber ~Tigaro" ba mteoer
NAL auf bas unperi&amteite geflun=
tert, benn bic 9ispoiitionen fir ben
Mufmar19 Der beuti&en Mrmee TN
6ale et11es &rieges tennen b%op1tdnotg
pobl nur &atier @tlbelm unb Der
Gbef bes beut59en @enepaltabes To-
tpte bic gu 6eersbefeblsbabern be-
itimmten Miltdrs. Na@ ben Ingaz
Ben bes Yarifer 8lattes nun miiroe,
UNI auf beren Snbalt bes Ndberen elnz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13

-@ett Men{@ensebenten bat es in
China teiner1 1ol&en Minter gegeben,
mie Der ieBigen. Mu@ bic dlteiten Bar
tie, pie bic ,Gltei ten 2eute" auf dime it'd
genannt tperben, ui7en ii4 ntht eines
glei9 ftrengen gu e%rtnnern. Wor 81
syabren laq in Mittel9tna audi brei
@o9en lang S4nee; aber bamals mar
bic &dlte ni9t 10 itart pie in btefem
Winter, unb ieBt liegt Der S@nee aud
19pn eben{o lange. No4 INNER abe1
iiebt es ni@t na@ orbentli&em S9auz
tpetter aus, bas balb nit bet bort i
unqemobnten tpinterli@en peiBen Dede
aufrGumen t0nnte, unb nod INNER
(aufen reue Ma9ri4ten aus allen Sheiz
len bes groBen @et9es BON felten ote1
ME bagene1ener &Glte unb BON ntel
@%nee EN-. @rob muB bas @rtaunen
BET @bine{en in ben 1ubli9en 9dfen &C.
tpefen fem. Mus Tuti9au nirb 3. 9.
qemelbet, baB ber @4neefaq bort UNI
II l1br abenbs besonnen babe. Mls
banr am anberen Morgen bic be3opften
@D6ne beg bimmli1den &ei&es elmer
na& benz anberen bic Naie aus ber
Sbir ftedten, tparen fie mablos per-
punbert iber bic meibe 2anb14aft,
neil faft ale ME etpas dbnlt4es gelez
ben batter. r9izpab, 9ipab!" bteien
Musruf pertpunberten @taunens b0rte
man INNER bon reuem. @rob par
iebo@ bqnn bic Sreube, tpenn trgenoein
,dlteiter 8Qrt" fam unb ibnen ertlarte,
bie1es mertpiirbi9e @rei9nis bebeute
cine ausge3ei9nete Grnte. Sn Song
fonq bilbeten ii@ in benz borttsen
prabtpollen, %etagenartig am @ergesab=
bange liesenben 8otanif&en @arten
unb in ben pripatgdrten pielfa@ per-
5&lunqene Gts3apfen in ben tropii@en
@epdd1en, mas glei@faqs cine bort
nielamS porbergefebene bib14e @r14eiz
hung mar, bic BON ben @btnef en- &C.
biibrenb bemunbert tpurbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13
Scr Httsltf'citieier nno Yateat
ia~:ut.o!er @eM5.

2onbon, Is. MGr3. Dor 3tpei
Ssabren mar in en9ltf@en &rei1en an
Der Mibiera piel bic &ebe BON benz eng
li19en Mabpb, ber auf elmer prG9tiger
9ampfDa9t, rPalatsz Ropal", in Sc
feu{@aft bubf9er Damen an ber &uftt
berumtreu3te gelegentlt4 IN ben Spiel
pldben @aitporftequngen CAB un6 ben
beneibensmertben STUFF zines 8ant1pren=
qers befaB. Sbat1G@lt@ battle Ct elmer
8ant m flint @tbungen 100000
ST. abgenommen. SIN iibrtgen gall
ct fir etnea @rfinber aus 2onoon'
ber bort nit uneebeurem @rfolg 1etre
Natente ar1sbeutete, barunter e111e
9ampfz unb &oblemriparungsma1@t z
ne, Elm muiifaltfdeS 9an51etl, ein 9tez
belborn unb cine nit einem Teuerauss
l116er berbunbene Stderbettslampe,
sic alien mobernen Comfort btetenoe
Mustatttng 1einer 9ampfpaht 3eugte
fir bic @intrGgli9teit feines @ei4dftS!
furaum, Der Name bon Gbarles Weus
mat in aIer Munbe. @eftern purbe
bieier Nabob Dor benz biefigen @enz
tralqeri9tsbofe pe9en berborragerbe1
6o&itapelet gu a@t Sabren @efdn9ntt
berurtbeilt, na@bem i@on lett elalge1
53eit ber @afenbauer bonn rWtarl p9l
brote tie 8anf at Monte Carlo" NIT
benz 3u1abe per1eben tporoer tpar. oat
Der .8anfbreder" bemnG4ft I'M port:
lanbz&erter gum r@tetnbreder" ner:
ben birfte. Mas i'm 10 fri9 out BIZ
Mnt(agebant fibrte, mar 1etn tabelbat:
tes Slid an Der @pielbant: pie 9qn J.
ae europdii9e preFe be1@dfttgte 1tt
nit ibm unb 1einer 9ampf?aht; be:
rufsmGBise @@minbleraufipiirer, MT
Qaboud} ere, gingen ietnen @puren mad
unb entbedten balb, bab ct Elm Elm:
fader 8etriiger lei, 6efen Spfer 81
Sunberten 3dblten. Dem geset1 t9I
erlai7ene1 @erbaftungsbefeble lu@t'
Msus auf ieiner Da&t gu entptiden:
,er purbe aber IN 9apre te1tgenomme1
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13
Ser Y~ottamatomiez 9duptling

- DER YOttdDdtDmR< QQuplllA9
@imon potagon bat aug M~aibtngton
bic Ma@ri@t erbalten, bab btnne11 &urz
aem bic g umme bon $156,0OO u11ter
Ben Meft bes pottamatomiez@ tammes
in ben Counties Gab uno Wan Burer
in 81 d n tperoe pertbeilt meroen J.
9ie, Bail 6ieier Snoianer belduft lid
nur mod auf 5peibunbert unb BIER
gig; 1ie buben itets TIRE @tammes=
9emeinf6aft unter erblihen 9auptltnz
qen bepabrt. SIM Sabre 1866 erbielz
ten lie BON Der &egierung $39,O0O
ausge3ablt unb lift pettergebenber Nnz
ipruh 1T ieitbem bts jeBt in Der @@tpez
BE geblieben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13

Der reidaite. Meger inn Staate
Norb Ga~rplina, 9enrp Collins
IN Sapettepile, pertpunbete neulid
Mbenb 1einen @obn bur4 einen S@ub
t0btlt@ unb 0fnete 1t@ Johann bic
8ulsabern an ben 9anbgelenten. Mlz
let Wabr{ 9etnli@teit na@. bat 'er bic
8luttbat in etnem Mnfalle BON @etftesz
tDrung periibt.
- Sn 9ot Springs, @rt., bat
bic poli3ei cine !9ebe auf Gambler,
@portsleute unb @@minbler erfol9rei@
bur@gefibrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13

auseben, Deut19lanb an feiner Weit=
greuae i'm 8riessfalle aund&it brei
9ere, beitebenb aus neun 2inienzMrz
meetorps, benz @arbetorps, ben atuei
babrif9en unb benz tuiirtembsrsiI4en
Corps, a~ufjsllen. tpdbrenb bic Sitz
erenae bur9 7Mrmeetorps. A GapaIez
riebibif Toner unb 4 Referbez4 rmeez
torps bei9ibt niirbe. Was bic Mufz
iteluna an Der Weitsrenae anbelangt,
10 piirbe Der redte Glisel bsrielben.
ober bic Norbarmee, beitebenb aus benz
Z, benz 10. unb benz @arb.corps, atpiz
fhen 9iNelborf unb Ma4'n aufmarz
19inn. Nur bas Gubartiueriez Resiz
nent bks @arbezGorps niirbe na4
Mleb bef0rbert unb benz bort gu bilbenz
ben eri item 8ela9erungspart o%ugetbetlt.
Das @~arbecorps piirbe Dor ieinem
Musriiden feline Reierpe<& esimenter
aus R~0ntssberg unb 9annooer unb
u~ntertpess bteient9en aus &aRel, 9u1z
felborf unb &oblena aufnebmen. 9as
7. Corps bate bier Gapalerie=@ esiz
menter fir bic erite 1elbititdnbise Ga
palleriezD ipiiion abaugeben unb erz
btelte bafir gu jeber ieiner Snfanz
teriezD ipt iionen Elm @elerpez@ apaleriez
Regiment. Das JubartiQerie= Hegtz
ment bteies Corps blisbe in &0ln iteben
unb bort nirbe au4 am 5. Mobtlz
ma@unsstage bas @arbecorps iein
6auptquartier einrt9ten. Das 10.
Corps miirbe opiiden @refelb unb
Me1el @tellung nebmen. Die Gem
trumsarmee miirbe 5os l., s. unb II.
Corps umfaKen, als 3ielpuntt bic Or
bennen ms Muge fafen unb am 6.
Mobilma@unsstase auf Der 2inie
9rier=&D(n aufmar19trt fetn. Cine
unabbdngige @apaQertezD ipiitpn tpiirbe
lie begleiten. Mabrf9etnlt4 murben
audi bier bic ben Snfanteriez9 ipii To-
men be%tgegebenen Gaballertez &egimenz
ter balb burb @eierpe<g apauerie @eei=
menter er1eBt perben unb eine, pielz
leibt au& 5pet neue @apaqerie<D ipiz
1ioner1 bilben. Ser linte Tligel ber
beut19en Mufite1ung piirbe auf aus
briidli9es Werlangen ber italtent14en
@egierung bebeuteno itGrter }ein, als
bic beiben anbern !9eere. @lei4 bel
Musbru9 Der 6einbfeligteiten piirbe
er o,s benz g., H., IT,, 16. unb benz
2. 8aDert19en Corps unb 1i4 9egen
bic apt1&en Mo5el unb Mrbennen perz
eini9ten fran50ii5den Streittrdfte ri4z
ten. Das 3tpeite 8aperi14e Corps unb
bic Wiirtemberger miirben glei4faus
cine 1tarte 9tperfion an ber @4pet5er
@eite MAIDEN. sic nirben auberoem
in 1pGteitens bret Wo9en an bier Rez
5erbecorps einen itarten &idbalt fin
ben, 10 bab bic Staliener no4 BET
Meinung bes beut59en @eneralitabes,
mie bic rTisaro" 1aet - b0@itens oas
H., Is. unb 16. fran3Dfii4e Mrmeez
torps gegen ii4 baben tpurben. 9te
@ertbeibigung ber @ogefenpdFe mirbe
bas Is. beut19e Corps nt4t peite1
be1@Gfttgen, 1onbern ben 5mii@en Mul:
bauIen, @9lett1tabt unb 3abern Der:
tbeilten Sruppen 5ufauen. Der 9aupts
anqriffsitpB ber beuti9en 9eere &pirot
BON ben Tligeln ausgeben, na4 BEL
gten gu unb auf bas Sbal ber die
po e6ebem bic Raiferli9en tbre1 Wee
nabme,1, unb an ber @4mei3er Set!
auf bas God bon 8slfort gu, &po lid
bic @%erbinbung nit ben Stalienern CT:
gdbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13

3eitbilb. r9ait 9u's gebort,
bier min man iebt AUDI Elm Mao@en=
9Dmna lium errt9ten." - "9m, bann
pirb es aber bic bD@ite 3eit, bab glet&:
aeitig cine &nabento&i4ule gegrunbe1
ptrb!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13

bi1iion bur9 7, @e1t 2.
Nun nebme man ben eriten &et,
m%ultipli3ire i'm NIT 10 unb edible gu
benz 8robutt % bin5u. Mlsbann BIZ
pibire man bas Gre ultat bur4 80, unb
ben Mei #, Der it@ babel ergtebt'
merle man ii9 als ben bierten Re1t.
Nun multipli5ire man ben 3tpetten
&eit nit 2 unb 3Gble ba3u 4 btn3u'
bunn adble man nod bin3u 4 NAL ben
britten Meit unb 6 NAL ben bierten He1t,
Was nun bsraustommt, binibtre man
bur& 7 unb babur@ erbGlt man elnen
finften @eit.
@@lieBli@ abbire man ieBt mod ben
pierten unb ben ~fiinften &et; bann &C.
pinnt man bic 3abl ber Sage, bic man
gum %. Mdr5 bin3u3dblen mub, UNI
ben Sag bes Oiterfeites gu erbalten.
Dies bietet feline matbematii4e
S6mieriqteiten unb jeber tann angeleiz
tet iperben, iie ausaufubren. Mur cine
8emertung nod. @s tann portomz
men, bah man als @efultat ben 26'
@pril erbdlt. Das gebt ni4t. Wir
baben 9efeben, baB Sitern ben 20
Mpril nt9t iiberf@reiten bart. Sn be-
fem Sale 3dblt man Z Sage, genall etne
Mo&e 3uriid. limb nod etne 3foette
@tn1dranfung. Die &egel, pte tie
anaeaeben 1T, gilt blos fir bas l9te
sSabrbunbert. Sir bic betoen ndd1ter
sSabrbunberte muB man bic 3ablen 2?
unb 4 in Der Me4nung bur4 3ablen "a
unb 5 er1eben.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
MATRlClDE SHAW
TALKS TO A GAZETTE REPORTER
OF HIS CRIME.
He Had Lost So Much Slsep He Couldn't
Help What He Did-He Doesn't Want
Any Communication OF Sentence.

Houston. Tex, May 1S.-(Special)--
The reporter Of The Gazette called on
Walter H. Shaw in the jail today.
Shaw's death sentence was yesterday
confirmed by the court of criminal aI-
peals.
dcred his mother and aunt by cutting
their tIroats with razor to secure
money to get whisky. He IS highly CON
nected and is a lawyer.
This Is bad news for you said the
reporter
more than ] expected. From the day
when counsel was forced upon me by
the conrt-when the conduct of the case
was taken ont of my own hands, and
not even consultation was lad as to the
line VI defense, | felt that | had hard
fight for life. The plea Of hereditary in
sanity was Of no account. What ! de-
sired TO show was that ! had so long
suffered from loss Of sleep that my 40
lions were involuntary. aud that for
them | shOnld not he held responsible"
You do not propose to deny TIE deed
for which you are hereE' asked the re-
porter.
81 do not propose 10 deny one word Of
the statement ! made" said Shaw. ~
know did the deed, though l 40 not
remember q thing after ! starteu at my
mother with TIE razor; there my mcm-
DRY ceases and | thank God for It. /
do not believe could stand tlc rccollec-
lion OF the balance of the scene If II
was as charged"
"Onc favor | have to ask of you-say
70 the public that the gallows has no
terror for me. | do not want any senti-
mentality. In my case. aud hope no Pc
titl0n VIII be circulated for communal
non o. the sentence. | tell you plainly
that If ! was sent to tie neuiteniinry
I .1... 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
TEXAS STRINGS.

The Foari County News mas changed Its
nnue TO th' cnowsll News
The late rains are reported to have fallcn
throughout the eutIre Southwest
Mrs J. Taylor OF Atlanta was adjudr.A
maane and vnl be sent to the asylum.
The negroes OF Ronham SAYS the "splrii'' OF
Massey aud Buyke, lately hung Ia Bois a.
Aw lstiom, near that city, are roaming mat
bottom at hight
iF s@oaas II eorn being shipped
through laredo at present Tor Mexico sce,as
70 be comparatively small considering the
iac' that It now ,as nee entrance TO that
country.
me new postmasters have been appolnt.
81 In Texas "a follows; Eastand. Eastlana
county. N. ). aingcr. vice Robert n, oldcn
ns'gncdi ''e''rs, fAnuin county. W, i.
Thomas. ,ice J N. Neville, resigned: Good
man, bastrop county. N. NJ. Miller. vice
W q Miller. resigned; Hntto. williamsoa
ooantr. 4. II. Flinn vice n. NJ. McCoru,lek.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
GALVESTON APPEALS.
Decisions Rendered by the Court a, Yesterdays
Sililnu.

~, Galveston. Tex, May 1S.-(SpecinI)-
me court Of civil appeals mrt today. n
lnll bench present, and handed down The
foil owing decisions:
:, Allirmed-Sul Antonio and Arnnsns
lass RgllwAy company vs.. j. \. Wall,
npPeai from harris county; Abe Young
W., Matte Young, appeal from GrGrr
affirmed NJ to divorce reversed and ~
il3ildN Us 10 property r. NJ Cnup-
pei, receiver, VS.. Il. W. AlcCoy. onnrnl
rom Anderson county; r. NJ Cnnnbnll
rtc' lNcr' vs.. Harris, appeal from An,lrr,
Noh county; Travis l.. Smith ". Adams
IN MI appeal from BruzOria county;
lilla Richard iOn vs.. c. V. Vaughan Nh.
PGal from Grimes county; Blackwell W.
inlackwell,. appeal from Rusl, county.
Western Union Telegraph tomnnnv ~
hly walker " Co., appeal from Tyler
Reversed and remanded-T NJ Comp-
peil, ,,S.,SSelNer' vs. q. Walstou. appeal
county. ''V'" 'uSclie
Motions for rchcarlng HancIl Va
zen Henderson, appeal from Hnlnes
county dismissed, John r. Hammond w
1vm henderson, appeal from Hnriis
,oui.,y, dismissed; st. Louis and south.
Nj hilIWny company vs.. ID. H..
NYal' appeal from Upshur county. ais.
missed by appellant. WIS
~ Mnhohs for rehraring oyerrnlaJ
lvNIs ana New Orleans Railway com
plly vs. j. VI. l.uclike, nppeni frn,n
LARS county; a. T.. Blount rs w. a
a nnhTf, appeal from San Augustine
Gases set for June 1st-Golycstor
iinrrlsnurg and San Antonio RAILWAY
gplhpNny vs. w, y, Ingram. nppeei frn,I
MA 'Sguo county Galveston. finrrisLurt,
nIu San Antonio HALLWAY roulnnt,y ~
ilvlIy turner, appeal from tDiorudn
coull'y ST. Louis and Southwestern, paii
w! COMPANY VS.. j. A. Kay onn"nI-
NH, NH ' ~ county; Gull, Colorado and
v!n.h re Railway company VS. Unrrv
"rrsrn"ui appeal from Wnsbinrtoy.
inSumi,,y "ult, Colorado and Santa IL
,''T WY company vs., q. W. Dorton M
tNl IRON Montgomery county. ALo
M!'rS ct a. W, W. c. Paxton ana Vic
1Ppt!l from Shelby county. GnIvoyt,,,'
furnishing AM San Antonio RniiN.a,,
SSolnpahy vs.. Julius Sneed et al. annssi
l."n IL lrlis county; Iaurn H.,
A. vs., Joe Bronnsn, ''.i,h
n XXI , from -. Jefferson county: Sabine
y" E1St Texas Railway conlpnny ~
re- H. ~ W nll; appeal from Tyler county
International and Great Northern Ra;l''
WY company W. Katie Turner anneaI
, noah Icon county; Christopher Benin.
la1 Hhu Wife vs. II. l.. Rl0ckvou IN.
XXI iSlh levitt county; Gulf ColnraIo
ana Santa lfe Railway ton,nauy ~" wy
ln,I Is smith, appeal from Harris
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

There IS dignity about the profess
sious that should be maintained. and IA
physician, lawyer a dentist, minis
ter or an educator is entitled to the re-
spcct which his learning should inspire
ia everyone. but the codes OF ethics must
be- changed to suit The times ia which
they live.
Formerly a lawyer was not allowed to
charge any fees whatever, he served rs
an officer of the court and his emolu.
ments were gratuiues. It has been
necessary Ia change this so far. that
tho principal subject discussed Ia bar
association meetings is the regulation Of
fees.
And although IN the professions, the
services Of one man are not worth the
.afre ns tho seryicra az nnother man.