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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-14
LOCAL RREvrTIEs.
Matters of SIiuor Moment in ana about
the City,

Matters of SIinOr Moment in md about
the City,
The Grand this evening-"Held in
Slavery"
The Forty.eighth street car barn has
been whitewashed on the interior.
OPERA HOUSE this evening-Enter-
tainment for benefit Home for Aged
and FriendIess Women,
A VERY heavy rain fell for some time
early yesterday morning, but the day
was clear and bright, perfect spring
day.
ENGINEERS are at work locating the
line OF the electric road from Bridge
port to Martins Ferry. They will in u
few days begin to work from Bridgeport
toward BeIlaire.
ED MClluGH, glass packer at the
Crystal glass works, Bridgeport. cut an
artery in his hand yesterday in pack
ing. II bled prtusely until stopped by
DR., Van Wagner.
THE contract for the remodeling OF
the German NJ. H. church, according to
tho plans prepared by Leiner & Faris,
the architects, has been let to KlieyeS,
Kraft 4 Co., and it is understood that
work will commence at once. The new
front will be very handsome,
YESTERDAY the engineer running the
hosting engine on the construction OF
the new Tabernacle, on South street,
was badly burned by a flash from the
furnace The tlues became stopped up
and the flame flashed out for some dis
lance, enveloping his face and head.
JAMES FlTroN and W. W. Lappert
will visit the /, O. 0. F. Lodge OF Pow
hatan, this evening, The Grand Master
OF Ohio will be present and after tho
services there will be banquet, Pow
hatan can be depended upon for q pleas
ant evening to the brothers.-Bellaiv
Tribune.
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oNE oE rnn coMrorNp rNo1Nrs


TO tho three engines by six inch pipes.
The coal consumption each day when
tho entire battery Of boilers is fired,
will be about fonr hundred bushels.
Tho arrangements in tho boiler room
arc like those in all departments, con.
Venient and OF labor saving charac.
ter. Tho coal bunkers are large, and
tho coal Ia transported on n side track
into the boiler room and then unload.
cd, creating quite a saving In Transport
tation. Three large vontilators In tho
roof will be tho means OF maintaining
good ventilation.
The engine and machinery depart
ment Is reached from tho boiler room
through three doors. Tho first nolicea-
bic object in this room will DO the huge
travelling crane, which has d capacity
for lifting nix tons, and will transport
any piece OF machinery in tho entire
room from ono place TO another This
will DO an invaluable aid whenever 70.
pairs or tho replacing OF machinery DO.
comes necessary. This apartment is
probably tho best lighted and venti-
lated workshop In tho city. On all
sides, except In tho division wall, arc
numerous largo windows, giving u bright
and cheerful appearance to tho sur
roundings In this room but ono OF the
engines IL in place and IN use. The
olhUr two are on hand and will DO placed
in iow days, some attachments being
waited for.
Tho floor In tho engine room though
very strong, being built on l0Sl0
Ntrlngers and 2ixlb joists does not carry
tho weight Of the big equipment Of
heavy machinery. Separate ioundu.
lions arc built for tho three engines
and six generators, These foundations
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4nE wAiiEn srnnEr ynoNr OF TIe rownn srArIoN.

Vt lhH IO"Eh DNALlONs
ammetor regulates the amount OF cur
rent. What is called the triple-pole
switch throws on the current. The
resetting bar Is for the purpose OF
throwing Off the entire current in
emergencies. Anything over $50 am
peres will automatically throw off the
current. Tho volt meter plug shows
the amount OF pressure on the limo and
tho station voltage. The rheostat regu-
lates the amount Of pressure on any OF
tho six generators.
The generators are wound with oko-
mite cables, three cables to each genera
tor, the positive, negative and equaliz.
ing. Lightning arresters are provided,
which divert the electric current into
the ground, preventing damage from
that source. Each panel OF the switch
board is provided with q double pole
switch, which provides lights sufficient
for the entire station. The lights are
all incandescent.
Ono of the engines was in operation
yesterday afternoon, and it is expected
that in few days tho now plant will
furnish power for the road.
Inc cost oil the new power plant, IN.
GLIDING the machinery, was nearly
$4,000, n good sized sum, which will re-
quire considerable number OF nickels
to repay. In addition to this General
Manager Jolly, OF the railway company,
says that during the past year nearly
100000 was spent in the work OF i'm.
proving the five miles OF loop track.
When the new power plant is com.
ploLcd, tho road will be as we'll or better
equipped than any electric road in the
country, and for this credit is due the
enterprise OF the men who control the
Wheeling company.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Foil
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
A. W. Westfall, OF Auburn, and A. J.
Russell, OF Sistersville, are Stamm
guests.
George Truax, an old Wheeling glass
worker, now OF Cumberland, is in the
city visiting friends.
W. D. Jacobs, OF sistorsviIle, and S.
W. Prngle, OF Mt Pleasant, registered
at the Mcclure yesterday.
Il. II. Thomson, Of Pittsburgh, travel
ing freight agent Of the Illinois Central,
registered at the Mcclure last evening.
Yesterday was brisk day in the
hotels. People arriving on the late
trains were unable to got acCommoda-
tons.
q. II. Traxler, OF Clarksburg, s. A.
Carney, OF Littleton, ]. w. Gordon, of
Salem, and G. T. Donaho, OF Alexander,
arc registered ut the Behler.
Mr.. William Ashworth, formerly pro-
prietor OF the White Front restaurant
here, now keeping hotel in Pittsburgh,
is among his old Wheeling friends.
George Westlake left this morning for
Fairview, W. Va, where he will meet
his brother Rob, and from there they
will go TO Altoona, Pa, whore they play
ball this coming season. George will
play third base and Robert will catch
and play right Geld.-Beilaire Indepcnd-
ent.
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TIE now Optical establishment Of
Prof. Shelf is the finest and most com.
pleto in Wheeling for examining eyes
and fitting glasses. Those needing
spectacIcs, eyes tires or head aches
when reading or sewing, can consult
him and have their eyes examined for
glasses free OF charge at lilo Main
street. MwF&w
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Frcc TrIntn Cllrnun.

To tho first person sending 30 word q
made from tho letters contained in the
words "Colery King" we will give d
trip ticket to the Worlds Fair aud $50,
In cash. To tho 18th person sendlnL,
tho same number Of words, We will give
trip ticket and S25, in cash. To tho
18th person, we will Civo trip ticket
to tho Worlds Fair Write your name
ON list Of words numbered, aud inclosu
the same with 20 cents, aud we will
mail you package OF tho great Herbal
Remedy Celery King, n sure curo for
oil discusses OF the nerves, stomach,
liver and kidneys, Address
llEmAL llEMEpY Co., LIZ Roy, N. y.
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The InteligenCerS 1 Gent a Word Coupon.

you have house to rent something to sell or trade, want
buy anything want situation want good cook good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place. have found or lost any
thing write just what you want plainly the blanks below Cut
this out and send with amount the rate of one cent per word
first insertion oeha per word for each subsequent
tlon to THE INTELLGENCER No. 81 Fourteenth street. Moth
ing less than 10 cents,
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Take the motors-north or south
bound-anywhere you choose, and
they'll leave you directly at the Main
or Market street entrances OF the | ..
gest and best Dry Goods Store in 10
state. GEO. NJ. SHOOK & 20.
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II, , TILE 9oRpH HAMS. COURT OF

TN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
l. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Pa
In ro.oState Of Nicholas Kohl late OF Moteland
Township IN said county, deceased
Tow Ham NJ Kohl Mary T. Kohl, William O.
Kohl, Martha A, Kelly, lalS Kohl Julia A.
Kohl, EdwnC Kohl, Charles n. Kohl, Lillian
Of sA,d doccdent
YOU arc her,hy notified that the Orphans
Court OF said county has awarded an Inquest 10
make partition aud valuation OF certain real es.
tate 81 the said Nicholas Kohl, deceased consist.
lug OF tract OF land situate In Motcland town.
ship gioto'all, bounded BY lnuds now or lniO Of
Charles and Levi Walton Peter KrlOr, Charles
Hallowcll Lewis Lows Of al containing three
acres moro OF less, mud that an inquest as hiOr0
snll VIII DO held on said premises on tho 3ist
day May A. u, 1891 al 10 OulOok a. M, al
which timc nhh place you arc requested 10 al.
tend II you SEQ proper,
AlRERT u. SIMPSON, sheriff.
ehctlira Ollc1 NnrfstOwn, Pa, APRIL Q, 1893.
l. d IL T, CHAIN, Attorneys. ap6'ih
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NESBITT g. DEVINE.
1888 Market Street
FOR SAIE.

A brick residence on Fifteenth street, $500.
Nos Vermont street, frame.
No, 80 Forth Huron street, frame.
No, 60 Seventeenth street, brick.
No, d Seventeenth street, brick.
No, G7 Seventeenth street, brick.
No, SO Seventeenth street. brick.
No. 2207 ChaplnO street brick
No 2G!9 Market street. frame building, four
rooms. $1,000
A very desirable country residence In Pleas.
ant Valley, on the National road.
No SO North Front Street. lat B0Xt10 feet
No % North Front street., lot 0xt0) feet
No. 2l07 Eotf str set, brick FIVE rooms
No. 1907 Alloy II, frame. five rooms.
No lO6 North Front street. lot 60xi00 feet
No. 03i Main street, brick. nlne rooms.
No. III Fourteenth street, brick, lot SIxL10 feet
No North Penn street. frame. lot 40xl2O feet
No l05 Zane street, brick dwelling.
Fine building lots In Pleasant Valley
storeroom and dwelling corner Eighteenth
and Woods street
building lots In L.eatherwood.
FOR RENT
No "a Virginia street six rooms and bath.
fine residence with large grounds, furnished,
for the summer
No. 1907 Chaplino street eight rooma
No, 20 North Front street, seven rooms.
No Virginia street. brick.
No 1914 Market street. O[co rooms
No u South Pom street. frame
siNIoomed house corner New Jersey and
Ontario streets, April Is.
RlNEHART g. TATUM,
Room @, CITY Bank Building.
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DRINK the Schmuibnch Brewing Com.
pnny's celebrated Book Beer. This yCnr's
product Is better thRn ever before. 1t Will
BIO on tap Saturday and Monday.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR S A Z El

House OF five rooms aud stable, POI Eighteenth
street. $3.50,
House, 3 rooms. with full lot, east end oil
Twelfth street, SI!5: half cash
Ilou'e, rooms, Jacob street, Centre Wheel
iIouso, rooms. EoH street, Centre Wheeling,
House. 9 rooms and stable, Eighteenth street.
50 800
Three lots in Park View, cheap.
Onehalf lot McColloch street, Centre Wheel
ing, 500.
Fine suburban property, two miles from tho
city llye minutes walk from motor line, now
with all modern improvements, Cheap.
Lots on CAldwel's run $3.50 each.
Fine Farm OF III acres on National road, nine
miles caste OF city on easy terms
Farm OF 40 acres. fons miles north OF city VIII
mako good dairy farm,
House, 10 rooms Fifteenth street. with mod
crn Improvements.
House Sroomi, Sixteenth street 80 00l.
Hou'e, 6ro0mL Fourteenth street, 81 $40
House, 1 rooms Charles street. Centre Wheel.
ing $50.
House, 4 rooms, Twenty third street, sl.21l
House. rooms. North Market street. $1,000
Business propJrty on Market street at moder'
ate price.
Small house and half lot, Jalob street, Centre
Wheeling, on easy terms, 500.
Lots nt east cnd OF Twenty.third streas on
easy terms
ono.halilos on ChaplIrs Strost Sixth warL
$780,
one OF the be,t Misunderstanding SlteI III tn,
CITY. fronting on two railroa1L
500, 81, 100 aud S!,JO) to loan on city property
NESBITT & DEVlNE,
400 Ma.Lok cksaak on1o
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SIMMONS Liver Regulator has never
been known to fail to cure all liver
diseases
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FOB SAILED.

-four mill vi th roller proccg, twenty-five
barrel capacity. WntCr aud steam powcr. saw
and, plAner also attached; doing good business
N tho country. Tnis Is u bargain Coal Wit 10
9OO feet llns thirty goVGn acres Of land VII
SOL all together nr mill separate,
No 97l7 fOil street, franc house, six rooms
large cellar. aloy CornOr Easy terms.
No 9I29 Fol street Biloxi house six tooli
and hall good location CheRn Ensy term,
No. % Thlrty.hith street, hali lot four rooms
Will summer kitchen, aud large attic S!lOl
Three h0liSe, Oh Wood street hlFh gtOunt
No. Dls, 800 md 1871 $50 each
each. 81 400 each.
No. $3.50. Wood stroot, lotaOIiOl tse., SIX rooat
A goll farm Of ~ dOrbI one aud halt mIlI
from tho city A good OrchRrd SIX Rcro' \
grapes has awe rO0tngd hOuIO stables oLc Ali
the bet OF wntoL VIII soil on easy t0tnii
trade for city property
lots In llofmnnns addition tho hos. val1oln
the Eighth ward on very easy forms iotatlm
time an,
No q Thirty eighth atrOol, sig rooms new. !,m
lckhOnSo iOut roo ~ and hall, FJnc
frstAnd Woods streets, full lot
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LEGAL NOTICES,
DRoBATE OF WILL.

VANSASAAA - VA w 1hl4s
ONCE OF tho Clerk OF tho County Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia:
In the matter Of tho probate al tho last will
and testament OF Jane A. Wilde, deceased
Tho object Of the petition filed In this matter
oilthC 9th day Of April, A. y. 1879 Is to have Rd.
mlttOu 10 probate paper willing purpOrtng 10
DO the will Of JanO A. wilde, deceased benring
date the 10th day OF February, A. d. 1890, aud II
appearing from MI AFFIDAVIT filed with mo In my
oicN that Sidney May Wilde aud KATE Jeanette
Wilde, persons who arc therein aud by said pc.
tltoh declared 10 be Interested III tho probate Of
said VIII, orc nOn.rCSldents OF this State, II Is
ordered that they do appear nj my office In tho
city Of Wheeling, In tho county ana stnts aioTe.
said, within one month after the date Of tho ftt
publication hereof md do what Ii necessary 10
protect their interest In said matter. Tho hear.
Ing Of said petition lsSet for tho 9TH day OF May,
1891, at 10 O'clock o. IN,
published the first titro April, isol)
q. l. CRANMrR. Attorney. Rp6,rh
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All AbOnrdl

TO-DAY Mt l.. $. Good " Co.'s elegant
Blazer suits nt 81 90.
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FORsllks and Laces so to
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TODAY Mt l.. S. Good a. Co.'s 800 pair
Lace Curtains mt 81 10 n pair, worth Sc.
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TODAY at L. s. Good s. Co.'s Plain and
Figured Indin Silks 25o, worth 40o.
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IfyOu want n gUOd glass Of Hook iICer
try thr Schmulbnrh BrDwlng COlnpHny's,
~. CNccllCnL ltwlll be oil Tap saturday
mud Monday,
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PUBLIC SALES.
GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO PATRONS OF THE
IN WHEELING RAILWAY COMPANY.
On and after this date IN addition TO the signs
now on cars the following signal, will DO used:
On tho Loop or from DenwOod 70 Tenth street.
a Red Star will b0 displayed on front dashboard
in tho day time aud u Red Light under the hood
at night For the Island, bridgeport and Mar.
tins Ferry, u Green Star will DO displayed on
front dashboard In the dIy tim1 and u Green
Light under the hood at night ap7
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RINEHART g. TATUM,
Room 0, City Bank Building.
Telephone 2lQ mil
EXECUTORS SALE.

TXECUTORS' SALEOF
u BROOKE COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
by virtue. Of authority. granted to lis by tho
last Will aud testament OF Fergus Smith. ST.. dc.
ceased, which Is dated February Is, 1870. and Is
recorded IN tho records OF Brooke county, West
Virginia, IN will book number 1, at pRgo III,
wO, tho undersigned executors OF said Will, on
April 10, 1903, cnmmencingat 10 O'Clock Il. m.
oil the premises heretofore described. will oiios
for sale at public auction, oil Of the following
described tract OF land situated In Brooke
county, West Virginia, In Buffalo district namely
the farm containing about forty eight acres,
moro or less, adjoining the lands OF Samuel
Beck William Hedges, Julia Pral and ]. r,
Smith and being truct OF land owned by the
said Fergus Smith, Sr., Of the time OF his de.
cCaso and which BY the. first clause OF his said
will, IL directed 10 be sold Said farm Is on tho
West Liberty aud WcllSburg road. half mile
from Liberty, and Is convenient to churches.
postoillcc, tho West Liberty Normal School, und
u very desirable property In all respects.
TERMS or SALE;-CRSh,
HORACE RIDGELEY,
JAMES p SMITH
Executors Of Fergus Smith. ST..
mr2l.TThtH West Liberty. W. Va.
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HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

Now i tho tlmo TO make your arrangcmnns
for tho Worlds Fair. Parties visiting Chicago
Cnlumet9vGnue. Tho location Is tho hnoSt IN
tho city for Worlds Fair purposes One block
from Illinois COntral road, that take YOU 10
either OF tho four entrances to the grounds sauO
elevated road. It II the finest residences portion
ofthc city Tho advantages nru many AZ CON.
pared 10 tho Immediate vlclnityoi tho Worlds
Fair Tor Jackson ParE), where everything Is oil
necessity orlidi. nude only fOrtl occasion.
Prices vary accO' ding 70 size and location oil
room md nllinb9r OF people Occupying them.
Comfortably furnished apartments IN tho annOx
At somewhat reduced rates
TabO abunlnntly supplied with tho very bcs.
served For particulars apply TO
MRS H. W, LIST
jO7'rthS No 22ji Calumet Ave, Chicago III.
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Real Estate Agents aud COLLECTORS, Notarlo, Pub
lie, 81 ZRno street, Island mrD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02
TEXAS SlFTINGS.

A Dcuison Chlnamal Is a dude.
Thor arr am ,,,t. q, pu,.
Donlson il infested win rorrn, t,,i....
m. ,,,,,.,,,,. '"''''''
n,,,' SU"' ' ,Nu''S OF sherman VIII organize
smr'lu lainrr Of Cross county was robbed
while sleeping
Twelve penlSon people have visited the
o's 'h''"go circus
mare belonging to John Riddle M o,pa.
hn, gave birth to twins.
The New York I,i,r ,d,,,,. ,.,,...
to 90 West. Come In V ,r, r1,,''' ''u's men
,,.. r.,.,-..
wIfn {. r'''m., i'p'''u says sherman mans
"''' Is Wiling TO live with him.
nrr",h ""'' ~ LING '"@ue to have sam Jones
'','," " S''"''" Ut p'n'Son'
friend to the Palestine rlmea gave the
'dlioF basket OF blackhcrrles,
The Decatur Democrat thinks n suietdc
club should he organized In Tcxns
Tho neeyln, ,,,ri o,h,, ,,,. -
hoopsi,Irts last wroE So WV" "n, 10 ua,S uonncd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02
AN APPEAL


Worlds Fair Headquarters
Austin. Texas, Mny ~, lS,ll,
To the people Of Texas:
ScNral mDnthsU ago. I stated TINT ! would
not again mike public appeal Ia our pro-
pie for funds To complete Our' TrNus huiIdlnr
VIII be dedicated In July but In spite Of Ill
oar Efforts We have been unable To raise
the necessary funds for maintaining this
beautiful building In iunnitnr cummpusu.
rate with the dignity aud honor due our
We have therefore determined 10 try ana
raise this money ourselves. and have cuuipp.
"a u company OF amateur players To present
Tue 'kelugrts' To tho people Of the cities
aud towns Of the state
me play IL an answer tn Uncle Toms
'ahlu and was written by Mrs. Anna Irn.
behaved VIII BE- Instructive and Interesting.
nhd the object for which 1t Is presented.
Shuhld appeal To the public spirit uud pride
OF all Texans Dates hive been ARRANGED
Tor Tue principal points In the state aud
l desire To commend the urpIp To tho favor.
uhle consideration o. all citizens Uul espcci-
ulll ASK mat the NOWpu's World Fnlr IcN-
hlhit association OF tile state give their
earnest support To the troup gulug out nH
v does under the auspices OF our nsSuvin-
ton, nnh hope they viii vie with rnch other
~ securing good houses aud In the success
A cordial Invitation to all rpynns Ia br
present at the dedication " The beuutlfuI
texas building at Chicago will he rivru
through all the leading papers OF uur stut,,
ut the proper time, llesprctfully
bENEDEElb u, rOBIN, president.
Sam Joncs' remarkable sunday ser.
mon TO men only will apuear in tuu in
next Sundays Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02
CONDUCTOR HURT.

Wcathcrford, TcN.. June 1.-(Speciall
A scrious accident hammered an H..
Texas and Pacific railway Mt Rnn vi
Creek tank this afternoon, about fiftcen
miles west of here Coudurtnr Al
Bridges, IN charge of local freight No
II, was In the act of ascending The siJr
ladders of the clboose when he was
struck by portion of the bridge. I'm
falling from the train his head is sun.
through which he fell to the earth Lelnyy
me engine and cnboose were auickI,.
formed into n special and returned 10
Tort Worth with the injured conductor
Ihere are very little hopes Of Ills re-,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02
AILLSBOBD
aaGhiHery Arrlv's-i slsaahtI
visiIoH-r,rss

Hillsboro. Tx. liz
Fart Of the niachiDsn I,
Laundry has arrived Az K =
~, position. TIE polei.s, /
VIII be ready for opefsts,, 4,
Harry Beck's saloon rl' (
of a lively little sreD 4, 4
crowd composed lnosllf M.
became involved IN 4 sa,ss.
while the air vas fiji z, n
bottles and bloody fao. NJ
iOusly hurt.
Colonel Q. B. Colquiii Ne
Of The Gazette were lufl 4
day.
Mr.. Thomas $. Wsle \, N
Crock were united IN nir.|
Methodist church in tlil 81 4
Ing, Rev. Ilotehkiss Ostfl
have many fiields hph III 4
a life Of happiness and FS31
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02
FOSTERS LOCAL ronEcAsr.

The storm waves will roach this mcri.
dian, and The other changes noted will
ogcur &c and within 100 miles OF Fart
Worth within twcutyfonr hours before
or after sunset OF the dates given below:
June 3-Sinrm wuyr IN this meridian,
June {. Wiud changing
June 1.--Conler aud Gearing,
June u, Fair mud cou..
June Z, Mnlemting.
June s. -Warmcr.
June N.--Storn wave on this meridian
june 10. Wind changing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02
THE TEMPLE SHOOTING,
GilmarIIn Says, Was MOI About the Letters
Nc Wrote.

Bolton, Tex, June ,--(Special)--Afr.
w II. Gilmartn of Temple called on
The Gazette correspondent yesterday
aud stated that in the report of the
shooting which occurred at Temple ON
Sunday last between himself aud broth.
er and William Strong, which appeared
in The Gazette of the Both ult., did him
an injustice, as It stated tho shootin,
was tue result OF an ugly note written
by hun To young lady This he denies
aud says the origin OF the trouble was
I'M entirely different matter. He adnits
that he wrote letters To u Young lady
some mouths ago, and that her brother
heard of 1t aud Investigated the matter
AMI was satisfied upon the statemrnts
made by the young lady aud Mis-.
Strong, that there was nothing objection.
able or disrespeetful in his letters. He
further denies that Mr. Stroug had ever
spoken to him about the letters. He
asks The Gazette to kindly make This
correction,