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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02

Notbwithstanding the great rage fof
tinted. shot nnd shaded summer tcxtiIe.
white toilets SIRE stlll classel among Uie
choicest gowns of the season They are
worn alike by matron ord maiden.
though formed Of coursc ri different
materials. as white when found hecom
ing Is considered good style for az.
forming one of The most refined and
beautiful toilets that can be designed
DO word white gowns although
strongly rivaled by beautiful culored
materials have lost none 81 their pres
t.ge. and viii continue 10 BE- worn in
silk. summer satin. sheer woods 81 every
beautiful variety. muslin india linen.
linen duck lawn. hatisie etc. az dane
inR PARTIES receptions. church tennis
and summer fetes OF every description.
m st. p,rsf
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02

of drawing. A skillful builder will
lift the edges of the bark of the per-
pendicular cut with the knife as he
makes the cross cut, and insert the bud
at once. Some persons use the thumb
nail for this purpose and others a quill,
shaped like blunt toothpick. If the
point of the bud is once entered and
the bark is in the right condition, II can
easily be pushed down 10 the position
shown in the center OF the illustration.
The budded stock must now be tied as
shown Oh the right, with Eastwood
string or candle wick, tight enough 20
hold the bud firmly TO the stock. AS
soon as the bud takes, which will be in
ten or fourteen days, the bandage
should be removed. The bud lies dor
mant until spring, when the stock
should be cut back 20 within two inches
OF the bud, and when the shoot from
the bud is few inches high this stump
may be cut down close TO the shoot.
The operation is quite easy and simple.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02
HoMEMApE 80 wRANER.

an inch apart. as shown az band u and
g in theillustration. This strap Is then
fastened TO the front of an ordinary
halter headstall either by rivets or by
sewing. When this weaver Is placed
upon the calf the cow will prevent fur
Their sucking There are, OF course,
several patent calf weaners on the
market, some OF which are quite effec-
tive. Orange Judd armer.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02

1t was a nam OF evident taste and
talents who engaged la conversation
with Pennsylvania avenue merchant
Music had left is imprint all over his
countenancc. While his voice was gen
tie his eye sparlsled with expression.
81 haf a great scheme he said, "and
all dot need Is 20 take mp n suhscrip-
ton OF six oder sefon thousand dol
lars. Indeed. "Do.s "a fact am
out getting der money now. / have
two dollars and half alretty." "What
Is the schemc2" I'D costs only twelf
hunert dollars 20 fire der big krupp
gun by Chicago" yes" "Vot | am
doing Is 20 get MP pnnd yot wiz haf a
monopoly on blayiug Wagner mid "a
krupp gun accompaniment" - IS ash-
ington Star.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02
A Musical ned.tead.

A Bombay man has constructed a
bcdstead priced at ten thousand
rupees IL is thus described; at has
at its four corners four full-siEed.
gaudily- Grrcian damscls those
at the head holding banios, while those
az the right and left foot hold fans.
Beneath the cot Is \ musical box. which
extends the whole length OF the cot.
and is capable OF playing twelve dit.
fer, at charming airs. "Thc music
begins the moment the least pressure
has been brought Co bear from the top,
which r. created by one sleeping OF
sitting, and ceases the moment the
indi sidual rises While the music II Ia
progress the lady banjoists at the head
manipulate the strings with their
fingers and move their heads; while
the two Grccian damsels ut the bottom
fan the sleeper TO sleep. There Is a
button az the foot OF the cot which,
after a little pressure. brings about q
cessation OF the music. IL such he the
desire OF the occupant.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02
GOOD MILK STOOL.

One That Is Very Popular In the New
England states.
Take u inch board that Is % inches
long by 0 inches wide. Across the top
Of the front end nail cross piece, wide
enough to hollow out on the back so as
20 fit the bottom Of the pail and leave
it wide enough in the center 10 admit a
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02

-Short-fighted gentleman chooses a
pair Of spectacles. These glasses. hc
says ARE not strong enough ion. me. .
but, SIR. they IRE No 80 what
have you next 10 No. ~" NO l."
And after that?' After No 1. sir.
you will want dogr'- Tit-Bits
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02
NATURES HANolWoRK.


Wonderful House In m Arizona Canyon.
IL Is grand house. and 10 build one
like II would cost millions OF dollars. II
II could be done at all And yet the
man who lived In IL had hardiy dollar
20 his name. But then he didn't buy
the house. because Il was made BY
nature ON the rocky walls OF Sabinn
Canyon In Arizona thousands OF years
ago, and has been ready for an occu-
pant ever since.
The man who lives In Il is pros
pcctor known as mike" What other
name he has Is not known. and besides
u doesn't matter. lie says he was go
Ing up the canyon one day year or SO
ago, when he first saw the place. and
thought 10 was house built by man.
When he saw his mistake he simply
took possession. Mikes house Is truly
n most deceptive piece OF natures hand
iworlS. and very useful one. IL is on
the canyon walls, probably one hun
dred feet above the bottom, and flight
OF natural stone steps lead up 20 It.
IL is hard TO convince ones self that
II Is not the work OF man until IL is exc
amined closely, when It's enormous size
alone would make person know diff
fcrently. II is only one-story. but the
outside wall is over one hundred feet
high.
The door. which j. in good proper
ton. Is over twenty-five feet high. and
the room on the inside reaches up and
ends in a black vault that there Is no
telling how far away IL is
When Mike wants fire he just makes
it on the floor. and the smoke curls up
20 the top and disappears somewhere.
This Is somewhat strange. as no water
comes into the place and the smoke can
not be seen coming out anywhere but
II very likely goes through some assure
In a cave beyond.
Bat Nike doesn't care where IL goes.
He Is satisfied with the convenience.
and thinks he Is the best-fxcd pros
pector in the mountains. This house
Of rock Is most strongly suggestive Of
Egyptian architecture, and also bears
strong resemblance 20 some OF the
cave dwellings In the Salt River valley.
2 he thing is an interesting curiosity,
and, although Il is the house Of pros
pector now, there Is strong possibil-
ity that IL may In the past have done
duty as home for some member Of the
lost races OF this strange country. San
Francisco Call
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02

lie Probably Did. lit doesn't take
much 20 make you laugh. WIN. does
it?' No, J Laugh at almost anything.
sometimes Here ure some 81 my
latest jokes. know you will laugh AZ
them. NO doubt I shall Yankee
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02
FARM AND GARDEN.
THE ART OF BUDDING.
The Operation Is Quite Easy and slmpi.
After All

Ane operation IL Quite Easy and simple
After All.
The best method of propagating the
peach. plum and cherry is by budding.
ana August IS a good month in which
70 Go II. The hsst thing to do, SAYS the
Farm Journal. is TO cut your binds
which should be taken from a vivorops
shoot of this seasons growth. Make a
drawing cnt. beginning half an inch
below the bud. going Just deep enough
to keep below the bark. and cut off a
shin slice Of wood beneath the bud
Make cut across a quarter of an inch
above the bud, thus severing il from
the shoot 1t IS now ready for insertion
INTO the stock. The stock should not
be over three-Quarters of an inch in
diameter. To prepare livestock for the
bud make T-shsped incision Just
through the bark, As shown on the left
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- IN ID - -

The Vermont station has made some
investigation Of the peculiarities 81 the
coiostrum. or new milk. Of % fresh
cow Aside from the strong odor. 60
differs from normal milk chiefly IN the
larger per cent Of the total solids. ash
and heterogeneous bodies. aud tho
smaller per cent Of sugar Analyses
Of successive milkings show very
rapid chfnge to normal character 81
that. according TO their observations.
She hfth and succeeding colostrous
millss Of the average single COW may be
safely used ia the mixed milk ~ a
medium sized herd. the eighth and sue.
cerdiBQ ones In q small herd
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02

Mrs De nieh-Ihe Society Chitehaf
is edited ~ "a woman. isn't it7
SIR DE Rich So I've heard
Mrs DE- Eich-i guess she isni
ma.ing much money 0ut Of it She
says Lavish display Of diamonds are
vulgar. Pack
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02

Here they come, Now. - Il the
little blonde or the dar.s-haired one
that you are engaged tor We'll er
wei watch and see which one gt-as
into the brown stone front. an then
I'll know. Inter Ocean.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02

Mike-i'fhcy does BE- afther teiIin' me
az ihc dispensafy that has insomnia.
Hidiy."
b DDS Then why don't yez T.,
afther ggin' 70 bed an shlapiu u an.
- ,go
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02

Stranger t. na tive In what direc
tian docs the village lic my friend?
Native laiowlyl wen. sr. 80 all
directions. 4 rcckoni though az THE
time Of year IT'S mostly about 6sh -
Truth
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02

Weary Bill Say par,i aid You ever
Try to stop cross dog by looking him
In the evcs2
Pard Did 10 What am Z iinpinO
for. and where o. that there left eai
Of mine gone too Detroit Free Press.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02

One spring q young dairymau whose
neatncse couid not be questioned lost q
large per cent Of his milk from sour
ing Hc bed % send 10 some twenty
miles BY rail 30 the city. and he was 10
out ne the milk depot as soon 90
emptied bv throwing n tot 81 steam
into them. ~ was suggested 90 him
80 try. before seaidinR the cans, rinsinR
them thoroughly 10 cold vater, adding
81 the water q little sal soda in soiu-
ton The advice was followed and
there was nc more trouble from sour
uulk IN s. Tribune
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02

-on October 3, 1870, the United States
congress authorized loan OF o. O00. 900
for the United States, whose faith was
% be- pledged 20 the leaders for the pay
ment OF the same, with interest This
congress also authorized the establish
ment OF loan Office ia each state. and
the appointment by the respective
states Of n commissioner 90 conduct
each Office
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02
HOMEMADE WEAVER.

Constructed OF Wire Nails ana a Couple of
Leather Straps.
The illustration presented herewith
represents very cheap and effective
weaver. Take wire tenpenny fence
nails and cut off from the pointed end
about one-third their ordinary length
and file the outer ends sharp. Take a
stiff piece OF leather six 10 eight inches
long and press the nails through about
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02

Some men are always asleep when
q golden ofefinuity KNOCKS af he doss
81 the.f b0af HAMS nosu.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02

Oscar say, Cholly, here Is d good
one When IS "a silver dollar like r.
newspaper ChOlly--f er-r-r-f don't
know; when? Oscar When is circu.
i4tiDn IL a. good o. gold.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02

-Bailin 30 rural justiee) Your
honor. there's man in court has got a
bill for ten dollars agin' YOU. justice
Good I'll fine him fifteen dollars for
contempt o court See that he receipts
the bill, an fetch me sthe odd 1--we dol
lars. Atlanta Constitution
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-02

WuEH wnrffse 70 ABgEnTfsERs Phfaas
geeas.
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-25

"SIufe, II. IL. wOfk HOrses,
leo; 3 saddle horses. l05;
rs stock cattle, 525; ha,-
ness and saddle, %; farm
ing implements. %; furni-
ture, 80; 35 OF ranch
with Improvements there
ON situated on east
tide Of Big Sandy, 1909.
McCr;ghf, w. ID. 2 work
" horses, 10; 10 stock
cattle, '05; wagon and
buggy, 55; harness, 10;
mining machinery, 100;
merchandise, 25); iurni-
inre, 81; mining claim,
known as the Otseso,
100; mining CLAIM known
as the T-Ie .raph, located
vn BurrJ Creek, Is; lot
and adobe store building
81 in Signal, 100; Improve.
menis IN possessory
rights, 80 ,.........,....
Selson, David L. 2 work
horsrs, 100; III saddle
HIRES. 3s5 s stock horses,
l6J; 3 cplts, 45; 2 colts,
-; l,G0) stock cattle,
1000; poultry, 5; wagon
50; hI.r-s. and saddle
80; farm implements, 10;
furniIure. 81: ranch stu.
aied wrSt side vi Big San
dy opposite McClure's
ranrh with improvements
th,'rron, 100.
- Neal, Mrs. Frances. 2 saddle
hor-es, 10; ID stock horses
80; 25 stock cattle, l75;
2 j"ks, 20; poultry,
5; wagon 70; harness,
5; furniture, %; lots
II, 10 and 81, block 2,
q kingman, 10; dwelling
house with impro yements
on above lots, 225. ..,....
Nelson, J, l.. 2 work horses,
100; 3 saddle horses,
105; ID sock horses
200; 81 stock cattle,
2lJ; 3 Jacks, 30; poul.
Try, 3; wagon Is; har-
ns.ss and saddle, As; goods
2 on hand. 200; bar fix
lures, $50; j-wrlry, 800;
tnrnitnre, so; saloon
building in Peach Springs,
l5D; dwelling house in
Peach Springs, $50; i'm
provements on possessory
rights in Peach Springs,
20. 0....... ..............
Owens 4 Briggs. 2 stock
cattle, IA; so hogs, so;
po lltry, 10; 2 wagons,
so; harness and saddles,
30; hay rake, 10; farm
imple nenis, 10; ranch
on Big S,ndy with
adobe residence, ont.
houses and corrsls, 100
Owens, John NJ 6 horses,
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-25

| hfftibeLy VI. UpFse Do,
2 jacks 20, saddle Is, fur
niture 10, lots II aud l6,
block 3, toabsite Of
kingman 80, 2 frame
buildings o., above lots
used as dwelling houses
300, Diamond ] g mine
100, improvements on
possessory rights (Dia-
no,d joe mine) 20.
Murphy, J. NJ. Furniture
go, Law lihrAry 200, lots
] aud three, block 5,
townsite Of kingman l0J,
residence on above lots
500, Champion & Twin
mining claim. %, lots 2,
!, q and 8, block 8, town.
site Of KinsInan loo, Pay
Roll mining clain near
Chloride %. 80. 80. -.
Music Muuntain Gold Mining
Co., by Wm. Grant. Me-
chanic's tools 20. wagon
%, posse ssory title TO 5
acres Of laud usei as a
nillsite with improvements
thereon consisting vi
frame building enclosing
compile gIizzle gold
quartz mill 5000, 4 miles
Uf pipe line running from
the mountain 10 the uill
1000, Tomninotta aud
Ellen Jane mining claims
at Music mountain %,
boarding house 25..
Merritt, G. +. 4 saddle
horses 140, $50 stock cat
tie 1850, Dry Springs so,
Cupel Spring %. Gimp
we'll ranch with improv-
n-nts 200, improvments
on possessory rights leo
Mann, j. w. 2 stock horses
40. , icks ~, hogs -,
saddle 10, pillow 5, mining
claims Lucky Cuss and
Bonanzi King, situated
ia Music mountain min
ing district 10, improv.
uen:s nn possrssory night
in Mitta-Weddita canyon
Oj. ,.',.....,..., .,........
Francis. 1 saddle
horses no. 10 sto,.k horses
200, 50 stock cattle 42).
! jack 10, so goats so. 2
wagons 30, harness q,
Drgin 40, ranch ner
kingm IN with improv
inents thereon known AS
Maguire's ranch 80. ..
McGee, W. l., Jr 2 work
horses 100, 8 saddle horses
2S0, 4 stock horses 80.
lI0 stock cattle, $50, poni.
try 4, wagon Is. harness
10, furniture 80, 25 of
ranch with Improvements
thereon. sjru IIed on east
side OF Big Sandy 175 go.
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-25


dar district 25.
Johnson, J. II. l stallion 100,
saddle horses 2lO, %
stock horses SEQ, 900
-o' % stock cattle 1920, poul-
try 20. wagon aud har-
20 90 ness 80, furniture %,
Oak Creek residence, or.
chard, ontbuildings, &C..
miles north Of Kingman
700, water right known
as Pats Springs. with
pipe line, cabin aud
corral 300, |. X. l..
spring and pipe line 100
johnson, Robt. work horses
200, furniture 20.
~ ~ kimble, Teresa. 2 saddle
horses 70, 10 stock cattle
los, 2 jacks 20, house
and lot in town OF Signal
d.. .................
hoshiand, VIM. 4 horses
100, 10 saddle horses
$50, II mares 24J, 60
stock cattle 400, poultry
10, = wagons 100, har.
o6 o2 ness 25, old machinery
80. stock oil goods 500,
furniture 10, lots l3 and
Is, block 2, kingman, %.
store building, stables
IA "a aud corral in Signal 100,
building ON south side
Main street Signal 80,
building on north side
Nam street Signal 100,
McLeods house in Signal
%, corral and cabin on
90 - Francis Greek %, half
interest in corral on upper
Francis creek ID, corral
at Planet - ............ 2
Kier, Robt. Watch 10, fur
ni'urc 40, lots 33 and "a,
block 2S, Kineman 70,
residence Oh above lots
= 40 290. ........ ..........ss.
Kingman Silver Mining Co,
Dy A. J. Mason. Mining
tools so, old 63 mine,
Wallapai mining dist,ict
3D.. 80. ..............
Lynch, John. saddle
horse 35, cart and harness
"a SO %, furniture 30, lots |,
3, ) and 7, block 2,
Kingman 81, frame build
ing used as AL assay
office on above lots 10,
lots IL, 10, 2l and %,
block 2l, Kingman 100,
residence on above lots
40, Little Man mine
near Cerbat 10 .......
Miller, George, Colorado rivef.
j 81 w.rk horse 81, 2 saddle
horses 20. l75 stock cattle
l225, wagon 40, saddle 10,
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-25

boi.er, engine, settler and
ali necessary machinery
1000, mining and other
machinery 800. .... %.
Hnkins, Mrs. NJ. A. 100
stock cattle 7oOa... Y
II .ileck, Mrs. Jennie. 7 sad.
die horses 245, stock
horses lZ0, 263 stock
ra;ile lS4), non.e and
lot IN tow.. y. Signal l5U,
honse aud water right at
McGiegor's spring 100,
house aud walter right on
Buiro Greek 10, house
and lot at Aubrey landing
luJ........ -.... S
Hardy. Wm. II ) work
horses l5J, wagon aud
harness 81, boring ma
chiDe:y l0J, SAtcn 5, im.
proyments on possessory
right, toll roai To Stock.
ton Hill 100, wheat field
aud fencin. 10, 100
goats added july LIST, 1892,
l,U0J. .............. 81
Hartley, w ID. Mechanics
lools 80, furniture 50. lots
q aud 70, block 7, King
nan 40, frame residence
od 4oJse lots 25J. . IA
Hubbard Ca. ii. Co ). w.
Sessions ct al. II acres
patented miniag lAnd
situated in Cedar Valley
miniug district aud known
as tiie Hubbard inne
Do. ......-....... IS
Hanson, George. Frame
house IN town VI King
msn Is, furniture % 8
Hamilton, Frank. CABIN IN
Wailapai mountain 80,
saddle horse 80, saddle
10, tools and assay outfit
~, watch 10 l5......... j
linus, Ed. : stock i,oi ,es 40,
IA saddle horrrs 4y0,
30 stock cattle 500,
wagon aud saddle 90,
Iunilurr 30, residence
la Ha,koerry $50, rancB
With Improvements there
On at Willows $40 ....... ia
linus, Wm Il Jyhn. % sad
jle horses $50, I0JJ stock
catte 1900, wagon aud
Barness 81, iurpitare %,
Did Starkey rancn with
IMPROVEMENTS thereon 20
Ioiles east Of blackberry
90, Casa sirande ranch
dwellings,, co.rsl, &c, %
miles east vi ii ,ckberry
iosephi, NJ. f.. 9 siddie
horses 70. one stock
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-25

olea, T. work horse, so;
3 stock cattle, 81; 5 jacks
80: harness 10; furni-
tnre, 10; 2 mining
claims, 50; inproy-
ments on possessory
rights. 10. 0.........
% o' o. X. Mining ana Milling Co.
by WIN. Grant. Old
machinery, 75; mechan-
les tools, 20; 2 work
ho'ses, 100; 5 acres OF
land known AS the o.
X. millsite, with com.
piefe 10 stamp qnAnz
mill thereon, 5000; two
frame buildings Oh above
millsitc used as an eat
ing house and office,
zoo; q miles OF pipe
line running from Pat.
tersons well to o. X.
81 IL mill. 1900; blacksmith
shop at mill. 20; o. K.
mine, Gold Basin, 10;
Excelsior mine, Gold
Basin, 10. 0..............
Oliver, Mis-. Thos. furniture
so; dwelling house IN
Mineral Park, 100. ....
Prince, s. o., w. II. GilIis,
agent. Dwelling house
In Cedar, 100; store
building in Cedar, sc.
40 q, Padilla Tibnrcio. Z saddle
horses, 245; Z stock
horses, l40; 100 stock
cattle, 700; 4 jacks, 40;
saddle, Is: half interest
IN San Francisco min.
ing claim. Cedar Valley
district. Is; stone cabin
in Cedar valley, so.
Perrin Land and Cattle Co.
Is 40 by Geo. II. Thornton.
500 range cattle, $500.
Park. G. II. Furniture, so;
saddle horse. 35; dwell.
ing house in Mineral
Park. 100 J...........
Page, Sherman. Personal
property, so; Dolphin
mine, situated in Walia.
pai mining district,
wv "'''''. ',-.....-..r..,.
Patterson. X. g. Buggy. so;
watch, 10; furniture, so;
2 saddle horses, 20; s
sto"k horses, 100; frame
90 20 building in Gold Basin.
lW...... ... ....
Queen Bee Con. g. & s. NJ.
Co.. nv g. II. Park,
Snpt. A whim on Sab.
bath Bell mine, 100;
whim on Queen Bee
mine, 100; Queen Bee
mine, 10; Sabbath Bell
AZ 81 mine, 10.......
! tConciuded on last page
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-25

as the Ithica mine 500,
frame building enclosing
"A complete 3 stamp
quartz mill, consisting VI
Doi,er, engine, settler and
all necessary machinery
1000, mining and other
mach merry 100
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-25

io''''..''.. ,.f.....,...
olea, 7. l work horse, so;
3 stock cattle, 81; 5 jacks
80: harness 10; furni-
ture, 10; 2 mining
claims, 50; improy-
ments on possessory
rights. 10.
y. x. Mining ana Milling Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-04
CHANGED WITH RAPE.
A Young Baptist Preacher Falls From Grace
and Commits an Outrage.

Denison. Tex. Jan ESPECIAL y
Deputy Uuitcd States Marshal Frank
Fore was IN the city this morning en-
route TO Paris, Logan county. Ark, TO
get aud return with s VI. Burrell a
young Baptist elder, who is wanted at
Paris, Tex, for raping 13-year-old
girl
The hellish deed was committed some
four or five weeks ago near Paris, after
which Burrcll He'd TO Arkansas His
residence was practically unknown for
n time until some Of the neighbors of
the girls parents became cOgnizuut OF the
outrage, when they got together aud pro-
duccd some scheme by which the per-
pctrutor might be brought 10 justice.
lie was accordingly located Ia Paris,
Ark. Deputy Fore was detailed and mr.
rested his man. lie was compelled TO
return 10 Texas without his prisoner,
however, and the matter has been nc u
sinndstll since that time. Deputy Fore
left nt noon for Arkansas and will return
turn to Texas with Burrell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-04

nrsO novel, ABOUT ten years ago sno set
tied In Paris, and while there met anc
married her husband, who shares all hei
ideas, moral, political and social. Il WA
not until after the congress la 1889 thai
Nine. Chelga-Loevy made up her mind Z
found the Union Uniyerselle des Fenmes
which won the approval of Simon ant
Renon. In connection with this associa
ton she started The Bulletin des Feiumes
a tiny magazine devoted to all that con
Germs womcn's work.
She acts as correspondent Of a number Of
foreign periodicals and has at times lee
tured. She claims absolute equality with
men, neither more nor less, and Is by con
viction socialist. Her mode Of life make,
IL almost impossible for her TO 20 much
into society, hut she Is to DO met occasion,
ally Ia literary and political eircles.-Chi
cago Post
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-04
THE RAILROADS.
THE FIELD or INLAND TRAFFIC
COVERED.
some Railroad Law-How Ho Beal the Road.
The Baltimore and Ohio Has
1.-THE OIL Cups.
RAILWAY LAW

The following notes on recent de-
cisions are from TIM Railway Review
Determination Of flights as go hspec-
tiou Of Railroads The decision Of the
highest court Of state az 10 the right
of one railroad company 20 cross the
lands of another company IN the same
state IL conclusive. and cannot be re-
viewed by the United States circuit
court in u suit between the same par
ties, involving the same subject matter.
though federal question be- involved -
PENNSYLVANIA r. Go. Va National Docks
a y. j. r. e.. Ry. Co VI s. circuit court,
ID New Jersey ~ Fed Rep. SlS
Violation Of Bond to Build Railroad
Fence Where railroad company
violates bond TO cOnsiruct fcucc
along its railroad through persons
land. such person need not construct
the frucps before bringing an action on
the bond. Aud in ON action for violation
Of such bond 10 need not DE alleged or
proved thnt the fouces agreed 20 DO
built are necessary Farley vs. Norm,
supreme court of California 81 Pac
Rep 100