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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
The rHeAreR.
Two Performances al orscnwall's by the Grau
Opsra Company

The Grau Opera company presented
"ihc Blnck lluHsar" To- tlio LARGEST house
OF the goaa0h, The - X. q. sign being
out Tor both the lower hD0r mud balcony
This opera was very well handled though
differing IN treninOut somewhat frJin
thr version presented hy the Majaun
Opera company. The principals were 10
good voice aud the bright music aud
rOlicking comedy were well Interpreted
The trio. READ i've Answer IN tho
starr by Miss Fairbanks aud M9gbrn
l'clch and Waldo WAS greeted VIII n
storm Of applause. and The baseball tray.
csty Immediately following set the house
Wild Tho costumes We're handsome.
rich and appropriate and the opera was
exceptionally we'll mounted. Fh0s.
pcrsse did not sins, Int with thia oN.
ecpiion the principals were The same AZ
heretofore.
Ia the evening another packed house
witnessed the production Of "Ollyetle,
one OF the most pleasing OF The standard
comic operas, THO light, catchy music
WIS well interpreted aud the comedy
work was very clctVrly done. There are
q number df bright, catchy numbers VA
ihis opera ana an we're we'll sung, the
ensemble music ga "l'hc Torpedo aud the
Whnle' chorus being well interpreted.
ana tho choral music nl through Tie
opera showing the cilect Of careful dhll-
Ing The company opens IN Dallas Mon.
day and win return 20 Fort Worth dur
ing the spring In an entirely new rep
crt0irr
Tho next attraction nt Greenwalls Is
the Sheridan company ia "fun on tie
bristol" b coniedy tliat has had several
years run and yet does not seem To- grow
old, A special nntlnee viii be given
Monday and q second performance In
the evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
- nrMAHIl- s1n0-

l.lsrs Of this paper win I've pleased
.hat there Is NJ least one dreaded
|ibst science has been able 10 cure
rpres. md that is catalTh. Halls
|cgfe Is The only positive cure known
! ,.tlcal fraternity. Catnrrh being n
Iional disease. requires constitn-
reainent Halls Caturrh Cure Is
I,emally. acting directly upon the
N mucous surfaces 81 the system.
4 dp,iroying the foundation OF the
and aving the patient strength by
4 mn the constitution AMI assisting
IN doing Us work. The pr0prleiors
4 much faith IN Is curative powers
ohef one Hundred Dollars Tor any
n falls To cure. Send for list OF
.lalN Address
~. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
N druggists, Doc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
IN A THEFT CHARGE.

Tex, Jan CSpccial.)-A
Wing bis name rs Charlie VIII
NJ nv occupation that of book
4 was arrested by Officer Magel
oh the charge VI making "A regn-
ness Of stealing OvercOnts. Notes
3liag $500 were found in the
N bis Oyercont. ana a business
arng ihe address Of j. II. b.
Wsaiherford, Tex. He was held
shgadon.
psidelce Of Charles Solzenstcin
pbsd Of clothing. jewelry and $50
Dis morling.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
ma dAIyrsrnN,s GRnWTH.

s. li1liaon 81 the hume OF a new
n lolhti situated fourteen m'les
Galveston proper. II Is being de-
4 ly The North Galveston association.
~ AFenl X Moore * Jack, Hurley
|orl Worth. Tex. the agent In Your
has railroad and water facilities
anlnges VI climate aud location
Ifme big returns, either to the To-.
r the settler. Gail upon Messrs.
Jack today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

switch engine and his leg horribly
crushed, particularly about the Knee,
Yesterday II was amputntcd aud u see.
oud amputadon was found to be necgs
sary later In the day. About u O'Clock
last evening he died
His remains will be taken from the
residence OF his cousin, DIR, A. i Brown,
on South Main street, today for burial
at ROckwnll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
nTyTrDR TITAN EXPECTED.

The city refunding bonds Sl5S,OO0 In
amount were sold by Mayor Paddock In
New York yesterday 90 y price exceeding
the most hopeful untifpations Of the
mayor and hnpnce committee, D.,
N wil be recalled that the council
had bid of $500 before il AZ the meet
ing Friday night. The firm that made
thnt ofiei. bettered us bid and this was
wired the mayor IN New York by Mayor
pro TEN Montgomery.
10 this came the reply. "bonds sold at
n much more favorable price than any
of the first bids.
This The Gazette takes as a matter OF
course for Il u only q proper recognition
of the fact that he faith Of the citizen
in her credit and certain future Is found
ed ON q GOLD basis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
rnn oRIGINAL EDRN.

last night az the court house. Rev. J..
Higrins delivered his first lecture on the
general topic OF the original home Of
he first PARENTS, the garden OF Eden'
the initial lecture being devoted 20 Ie-
fena., OF the character Of the Bible TOT
truth aud the location Of Eden.
1he sneaker ekpauated on the lnl-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
killed A NEGRO.

RocEwall Tex. Jan. ~ Especial. l--t'har-
lie Slahh. a neeis. uas shot last night az
about q O'Clock bt Alr. ~ ". Hnfdlu and
diea dNrlna the night The negro had been
IN The hahit " raising y disturbance with
AR HaF0iIa scfvatia M Might uut had
been frequently requested - Mr. Hardin 10
Keen on dis promises 8telnE the naFfU lu
lis yard nal ldrhf. ~ X started ~ fun ~
called on bin several times W fiDp. A. the
nearp aid nor 81 ~ Nv. Harein AgeA villa
TIE eoeuifa ~ nrAgsd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
FIRE AT BELToN.

aez., jan 2l.- (Spccial.l-The
|an NJ pen Wormack together with
w We're DESTROYED by fire be-
Nv, dsa y o'clock last night. Loss
Ivy covered by insurance INC
4 ~ away from home at the time
biis,ri,aa,, niger is inclined TO point
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
Az rvnNlNG pAnrY-

Last Wednesday evening Mrs. NJ =.
linn entertained at her residence "a mum.
Der of friends, and very pleasant Il was
for those present Those were Mr. aud
Mrs Richards, Misses MAY Richards
lua Brandon. Josie Jackson. Rosa Proc.
tor and Alice aud Nellie Robbins and
Messrs Hood, Parker, Proctor, Cowen.
Ellis, Richards aud Fngin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
luRoAD MAN KILLED

Tex, Jan. 2l.-(Special.) J. Hen
zen, a railroad man whose wife
70 THIS city, was rum over and
" The cars at Williamson. Mo-.
pling The remains will be- ship
n Tor interment. No particulars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
EkNowN NAN KILLED

n lsAp Jan. 21-(SpecialD-An
I'M ~ evidently a laborer. and
~ years old, was run over
.-A and Pacific yards last night
kdan, ne hospital without discloS-
ueati'y He was dreSse5 in d"r,-
losn;. More q blue neKliae shirt.
- afe awaiting Republication.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
a CAPTURE.
Ono Of earza's sudaii Friends Arrested al
Laredo.


Laredo. Tex, Jan. (Spccial)
Pablo Gomez, second Ia command of the
party who committed the recent ontrages
ia violation of the neutrality laws In the
lower country, was arrested ~ the city
this morning by Deputy United states
Mgrshals Eugene Ygcsia and II. II.
Hall. The marshals were accompanied
by Special Marshal Benayldes, one Of
the officers who WAS recently captured
By the rcyoluuonists in the lower country
while escOrting d prisoner to this city.
As soon as Bennvidcs saw GOmez he
recognized him as one OF tue party who
had captured hun. and also ~ leader
Of the bandits, who threw his carbine
down on hiul and ordered him 10 sur
render. Benagidcs also says that Co
mez on several Occl sinns while he and
his companion. Special United States
Deputy Guerrn, wero III charge Of the
reYolutiOnists advised the reYOlutlOnista
% kill them, stating that those whose
mouths were closed in death would never
bear witness against the liyiug 6Omcz
is one Of CATERING Gaizas followers and
u under indictment on TINT charge also.
Papers were captured on his person and
IN the house whore he was found which
will throw light on the recent outburst
Int tho officers do not care 20 disclose
the contents. Among the nunber Is q
piece OF poetry dedicated 10 Gomez, relht.
Ing Ia verse the recent engagement IN
Mexico aud praislng various nienibcfs
VI the party who crossed 10 the Mexican
side Of the river aud engaged therein.
The offers are highly elated over the
capture
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

Nunbfr Monday ESQ. Tucedag, ei9t Nco
pesdaS. si5is rhursday, eliS; fridaf.sA'
The fnllinx Oh IA Tie atippdance this
week mas besn due tO inc mld, cold
~eatlicr and cnpeenue1li sRknrsS
All the blildinsA tnt easily be kep'
comfortable during cold weather, even
the high school bnilding.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
CONDUOr OF a nnIDAL cOUPLE


Andrew Parker and Mary Soldier al
Bradd0cl were Ga have been married at
noon Yesterday ~ ST. Michaelg Catholic
church The building was filed with
friends aud relatives, and the Rev. Ray
m0nd Wodcr stood nc The ultar with fls
contracting parties and their attendants
ready TO begin the ceremony.
Suddenly the ass0mblagc WIS startled
10 SEQ the bude step backward and refuse
10 take mart Ia the ceremony, aud while
they yet wondered the to-be bride without
Offering any explanation turned and uade
her way alone 70 She basement OF the
church, whore she took on her wedding
gown and veil and attifed herself IN a
street costume she had provided. A.
SHE cnme out Of tie basement smiling
aDpcrcd TO he triumphanfly, and made her
way down 20 the steps TO the street, abs
was followed bg Parker. Tie stopped
her and informed her that be had paid
81 80 for nnrriege license, and now
TINT BE WAS not 10 get the benefit "a
the license M proposed 20 have the fioO
With u low courtesy Miss Seidler pulled
OFT her purse ana handed him a 50 gold
pierc, and told him 20 take his $3.50 out
Of a. patker put the gold piece IA BE
pocket. Miss Seidlcr persisted In hrf
demand FOR $3.50 change, and the people
began 20 gather around; i'Arker losing
control 81 himself struck the young We.
inan In the fAce aud un the greast several
tima and then hastily made hla Way
through the crowd and disappeared.
Al n supposed by many tllAf Miss Neld'
Ter did ns she did for the EXPRESS purpose
ol mnftfyinx fiiker. The pair ntsf uet
about hfipen mouths ago, and have Been
engaged for about fear menths AtciAteA
forl Iimee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
KINNEY ARRESTED

inoas,A.' Jan. 2l (Special.) wv.
4 f9i;' e1-eounty Treasurer. was
h,ns evening for etnbegzijrg
arn, and placed under hond
lpleibt '. s 4 J, Kinnard made
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
mEl.KLY sTATEMENr

Of the average actual enrolment, at
tendance and hardness 10 the city pub
lic schools Of Fort Worth, Tex, for the
week ending Friday, jan 20, 1898:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
NM wATERWoRIls coMpLErN.

Except, maybe, one days more of
painting of the window and door.fncings
of the pump house and such minor mat
ter, the work on the new waterworks
is done. Yesterday morning there was
about days work on the last well and
the pumphouse. and that was finished
by the afternoon. the contractors having
fully month TO spare. for they have
completed their work within eleven
months instead of within the twelve
months allowed by the terms of the con
tract between Macarthur Bros. and the
city. Remarkable expedition has been
used under the management and direc-
ton of j. r. Hnwley. who has been In
charge Of the work from its inception.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
FOOTBALL.

This afternoon at 3 o'clock the Dallas
aud Fort Worth football teams will con-
tend Tor the mastery at the old baseball
park on Jennings ayenue.f Game will be
called at 3 p. IN.
Below win la found the names and Do
sitions Of both teams:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
RECEIvED CERTIFICATES.

Tie following applicants were before
the board of examiners yesterday and
received certificates:
Miss Mole Brown. Grapevine: Miss
Jennie Wilson Of Mansheld Misses Em-
ma and Belle Porter, and j. q. King OF
Fort Worth The three latter were col
nra1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
RECKLEss DRIYING.

III there Is any one practice that has
become a great wrong IN this city it IS
the very reckless driving that Is so COM
mon. IL daily ieopatdizes the lives. Of
those compelled 10 use the streets when
the necessities OF that use require the
crossing Of the streets. Take yesterday 4
record only, and Il Is not mn extreme
one. but il u record that eNcites earn
81 indignation. Thcre Is the accideat
that may cause DR. Durringer the per-
panent loss OF the use Of his right an
he. due entirely to the reckless disre-
gard OF the rights OF other users Of the
streets by some unknown driver OF q
spring wagon who presumed on the great
er weight Of his vehicle 10 drive down on
The doctors light buggy. Another case
was on the square later at night. Two
p,pa driving q grey horse ran over man
an Inc square and dill NOT even check w
I'D Soc II be was hurt. when i might
have been case Of fatal injury Yet
a"othsr case was the knocking down Of
4 lady by a horseman who rode as II
the scie person who had right 10 the
80 ~ The streets was his lordly self.
I'ba avn has grown almost beyond The
ii,ait. ~ forbearunce and a remedy should
NJ found Among the worse Of the reg
Mar offenders are the drivers Of delivery
'saaons. loo often irresponsible boys.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
np MASON ROBBTlD.

~ ~ Mason went 10 ths matinee,
"a dnviae their absence the residence.
M West Third street. was robbed Of a
IL ~ valuable jewelry, O pistol and other
.,l,aties some OF the lewelry was
keis,ooms, me doors we're furced and
s1tranca thus effected. Two yonng men
S4S b..sn Seen kdterfug around the place
~, hsH a. Tgoward ~. Peak Aftef she
- for 4 drive the house " l)r. Mason
ysire streen II the Caswell residence
ures et,t lnt The house WIS not entered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

delity Of the age. this extending so far as
10 daes as mythical the whole STORY Of
We garden Of Eden
Tho teaching Of the divine word wns
~ q system of parallels intended 10
teach not natural history. but spiritual
truth. This. Mr.. Higgins holds. Is true
OF the story Of the garden Of Edeu lie
holds u the very terms of the dcscrip-
ton Of the garden are studied. they will
SHOW Il Is not a literal description 81 any
earthly locality, but picture Of the
happy spiritual state Of the people Of
that age.
In the tree Of life and an that the
speaker sees only spiritual teaching
and not material substance. dust ~
Jesus Christ meant spiritual water o.
truth when he spoke Of the water ui
life In the New Testament Eden is the
original JOY or delight and garden 4
frequently used AS q SYNONYM " The
mind In which thoughts and ideas ar,
planted and deyelope ne do seeds nut III
the ground. From an this he dedilcc,
that the garden Of Eden is simply 4
state of the soul.
lie regarded the existence OF Adam o.
dual l. o., innlc aud female. and the cru
alton Of Eve from rib was the symbol
izatiou Of something Just az In
nOcence Is 80 often symbolized ~
the sheep in the New Tesla
mcnt. This will be fully set forth IA hi
lecture tonight which is on the 'Fal
of Man" The lectures are free and be
gin ut 1870 y. IN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
REAL NsTATE TRANsEERs.

AAAaAAA AttN - . - y AAAAANfNf NAihf7s
IT, w. Bail 10 Il. W, Camp. Iots rs
and 10, block 3, Daggetts addition.
n " Daniels to J. w. Dalton and o.
NJ Lynn, lots Z 60 10, block -, Grand.
Wow addition, $50
= NJ. Fry. trustee, 20 u, w Martin.
lot q blockj7. Lexington Heights. 500.
Dixie Wagon Manufacturing company
10 H. H. Hoffman lots q aud ~. block
II, Dixie Wagon eompuny's addition,
John Forster 20 Madison pbcnix, lot
g, block II, lot ~, block rs, BrOo6lyn
e. }. h Kallner to Jas. n. Hoguc and
wife, part Of j. NJ Bosque's survey.
$500
sallie Huffman 10 Zeb jenkins. 2 -
acres, 4. Il. l.eonnni's survey, 81
Huffman Improvement company 10
heb Jenkins. ~ acres A. ~ inonards
survey. 600
r. 1idwel and wife 10 II. H. Dawson,
southwest ~ block 20, Ederyile, SlWJ.
n. y. Dawson and wife 20 Frank iYham
southwest IA block - Ederyille, @0lJ.
b. j. Thomas aud wife 90 II b.. Ham
kiu, lots 1 to 9, block 80, Arlington,
$40.
y. l.. Dunn 10 @. w Baker. lot @,
block s, Stanley Heights addition. Sli0O.
NH ~ lhNhNNAN " - ~ Affhft'NN u
i lot o, block >, Union Depot adeit-
lon 5000
r. j. Houston 10 David Smith, 80 IL
acres Shelby county school land $500.
s. d. Gaines aud wife 80 NJ H. Me-
Carly, 80 acres Shelby county school
land, $1,000.
Is. y. Chollar and w. 20 ~ w and
A. A. L. and l. CO., lots I. aud 3,
block A, Arlington Heights, 5000.
j. r. Pratt and wife 20 American
Land and Investment company, lots "a
and 10 block ~, Arlington Heights.
$500.
j. j. Green 70 George =. Keith, lots
5 10 n, block ~ Saginaw, S3H.2O
~ g. Evans company 10 u J.. ard II.
r. Crowley 40 acres q. Bccier survey.
$500
Fon Worth National bank 10 A. Rails
g6r. 800 acres !. Pickett survey, $500
John r. King TO IT. ID Wnlters, $50
acres Hiram little survey S22iW.
n. Whitesile ana wife @ 4, II. Ellis.
s0nth rs east ~ }. n. Ellis survey,
So
s. NJ. Fry. trustee, 10 Jennie Casey,
lot block 80. Lexington iiciGliis. S20u
~ NJ FRY, trustee, 10 John Casey
lot l, block rs. Pfpspeet Heights. $40
w. III. Mays 60 NJ A. Mays, 10 acres
Hewklns and Mays Survey, $lUi0-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
BREWERY IMPROVEMENTS.

Yesterday the brick work on the now
stock house Of the Texas Brewing com.
pAuy was Finished. This building IN live
stories high. 4SxJB feet la size and with
u storage capacity of 1000 barrels and
this mems about 10000 barrels yenr.
for the beer Is stored four months. The
new stock house IN iire.proof no wood
being used IN its construction. The
walls arp very thick aud all hard brici,
has becn used. The floor heams ARE Of
iron and the filling ~ these n 10 bc VI
hollow thing. On the beams the nsphnl-
tuin tOor viii be- laid
The walls arr nndc hcntproof by a
layer OF 1.lnch hollow thing next the
brick wall, then four inches Of mineral
wool and finally another 4-nch tile.
The new bottling house Is finished and
the greater part Of the machinery + la.
When all Is la this viii b. one of the
most complete bottling houses In the
United States and il can handle and
bottle 10000 quarts Of beer day
These improvements cost SgO.0O, and
as President Cannon snid yesterday the
appreciation OF the people Of Texas for
good beer has made these improvements
possible.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

this year. circulated subscription lists
aud those, showing those who have paid,
have been handed The Gazette for pub.
lication.
LAWYERS LIST.
Matlock & Peacock. $50.
r. NJ Page, SIG
Wynne. Mozart a Booty 500.
Ayers, Stevenson & Ayers, SlS
II. +. Martin, $40.
Robinson q Springer, $3.50.
y. j. Powell, $40.
Capps x Cantey, $40.
Wallace Hendricks $40.
ID. Il. Bomar, $40.
Sam j. Hunter, $40.
John w WrRy, $40
w y. Camp, So.
V. r. Bowlin. -.
q. Y. Morcland 81.
j. h. Cooper -.
John Ring, So
Total. S203.5O.
COAL DEALERS list.
Lilly & Bib, $3.50
Southwestern Fuel company. $3.50.
William Stewart, 50.
Total. $40.
STENOGRAPHERS' LIST.
NJ. Scougnle SIS.
RAILROAD MEMS LIST.
Morgan Jones, $50.
NJ McMsyO. 81.
VIM Doherty, 81.
X. NJ. Van Iandt. Jr., 81.
G.. a. Tomlinson, 81.
y. G.. Wells 81.
!. d. Read, 81.
Total, 500.
CAPITALISTS
John n. Hoxic. $50.
NJ b. Lloyd. $50
Phil w. Grecnwall. IS.
j. G. McCcrthy, $50.
City National bank S21
G. IL. Tillman, S2J.
Casey x Swasey. sd.
Chnmberlin Investment company. $50.
NJ. l.. Lynch, $50
Total. $500
GRoCERs' LIST.
Turner &, Diugee, S2J.
Fort Worth Grocer company, 80.
Darlington d Montgomery, S25.
Jcifrics & Combs, 50.
VIM Barr, 50.
n. $. Belden, s..
Jessie Jones. $40,
Chiles n Marshall $40. -
ID. Mazza < Co. 50.
j. $. McFAdden. 81.
Russell q Luther, $A
y. W. Willams. 50.
j. G.. Pollard, 81.
!. w. Collins, 81.
A. w. Smith, 81.
Jake Huber. $40.
w b. Garvey, 50.
II. T.. Pendery, $40.
Total, Si64
DRY GOODS DEALERS LIST.
w II. Taylor, SIS.
JEWEL. LIST
j. r. Mitchell 500
r. q. Boerner, 50. d
&. H. Fry, 50. -
w. G. Pacific, $40.
II. G. Boezner, 50.
Total, $50.
MLLERs LIST
NJ. p. Bcwley, $50.
GRAIN AND FEED DEALERS LIST
G. Barr & Co, IS.
MANUFACTURERS LIST.
Fort Worth Packing company, $50.
Texas Brewing company, 500.
.Jno. A. Bergen a Son, $50.
Texas Printing and LithographiDg com
pany. $15.
Fort Worth Trunk factory, $50.
Armstrong Shoe and Leather com
Walter 4. Wood company, 50.
Mcdaniel Bros, So.
g. II. Smith So.
Ellis e Kcllner. 50.
.Tno. +. White. 50.
Total. S17450.
CARRIAGE AND IMPLEMENT
DEALERS LIST.
L. Culbertson, -.
~. H. Keller. 50.
Total $40.
DRUGGISTS LIST.
III. w. Williams 50.
RECKLESS DRIVING.
III there Is any one prhctice that ha
| become a great wrong IL this city 10 J
the very reckless driving that ID 80 CON
mon. Il daily ieopardi2es the lives, Q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
TEXAS Ar THE woRLD's EAR

The ladies' Worlds Fair association
of Fort Worth to mid In raising the pro
rata Of Tarrant county the fund neees-
sary to b. raised that Texas might be
this year, circulated subscription lists
aud those, showing those who have paid.
have been handed The Gazette for pub.
lication.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

pgd,r Cotton Belt bfakemHn named
Htaafa c. Br0en WAS raa down ~
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-11-10
Liquid Oxygen.

Liquid oxygen when first formed is
milky in appearance, owing to the pres
ence of some impurity which may be re-
moved by passing it through ordinary
filter paper. When pure, it is of a pale
blue color, which, however, is not due,
as some have thought, to the presence of
liquid ozone, which is of a dark blue col
or. Liquid oxygen is a nonconductor of
electricity, but is strongly magnetic. It
may be lifted from a cup by presenting
the poles of a strong electromagnetic. It
seems to have very slight chemical &C
tivity, since it will extinguish a lighted
match and has nc action on a piece of
phosphorus dropped into it. It is we'll
known that the A and B lines of the
solar spectrum are due to oxygen, and
from recent experiments on the top of
Mount Blanc it is thought they are
largely if not wholly due to the oxygen
in the earth's atmosphere. Professor
Dewar showed that these lines come out
very strong when liquid oxygen is inter-
posed in the path of the rays from an
electric lamp.-Science.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-11-10
Telephoning Through Snow.

Professor A. H. Thompson, chief of
the United States Geological survey, re-
turned from the Black Hills a few even
ings ago. The government has two par
ties in the hills, one at Rapid City and
the other at Deadwood. The professor
found the Rapid City party entirely
snowbound and tells a tale of how he
got communication with them. He
worked his way toward the men until
he came within speaking distance. By
that time further passage seemed to be
impracticable, but by accident they had
occasion to resort to a peculiar expedi-
ent. They talked through the snow.
The TO- acted as a conductor of sound,
and with some difficulty they made one
another understand.-Denver Republi-
can.