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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-10

s. l.. Warrington sends us a regis
tered letter from Canada renewing his
subscription to the News ANA says
"greeilLacks" are hard To get there
now. Ms the banks are lrying TO drive
yankee money" out Of The coun-
try by putting twenty per cent dis
count on the stuff.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-10

There were ~ arrivals recorded al
rhe Capt. Price hotel from Monday
morning TO Yesterday noon, and AZ al
The National in the same length oil
time. Who says there are no strangers
coming. here.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-10

MARRIED. "A, the residence oi the
brides parents near Bartlett, Labetlc
county, Kansas, June Sih 1893, Mr..
Paul A. Reece and Miss Julia +.
Burncs nv Rev. James M. Crawford,
p,,lor of the Presbyterian church OF
This city.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-10

A business meeting,Of the Library
Association was held last "Wednesday
evening, but on account of no notice
hciug nut In last weeks paper, there
were not enough present 10 transact
business, The association, adjourned
to meet next Tuesday evening, june
L. during library hours.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-10

Ham ard pork chops have bee" On
the list of luxuries or delicacics for
some time. but there is now some hope
iha, they will again come within the
range of people of ordinary means. In
other words hogs are dropping III
l"irp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
TANNTr llrNInIp IN ig1l

tho Partisan designers, Even tho
coignrc would scarcely be called Old.
i0shoued, but on The contrary ultra aud
Va advance OF the mode, Tor an tho
sweet ladiOs are training their hnngs
10 lie dcmurOly down each side of the
parting, aud thc woman with the oval
ince dauugly twists the trout hnir low
over the cars in the old fashion. An
manner 81 old anecdotes nN' now revived
ana, OF couifr. wiold with igtcrost "
ne gifted wnmnn but none have greater
rlqnnuW uf intowst thnn her first
nights fright AZ she stood troubling
10 the wlnps, Mr.. Kccley rnme up and
Mid Ia his cnmicnl. nervous voice!
Don't mind them, Miss lIcmhlp Don't
think of them amy more than az if they
wire 40 many rows of cabhaccg' Bnt
she did mlud fhom very much When
The NURSE called Juliet she was greeted
with such applause that tears filled her
eyes, She ching to her mother Ike
q uhlt confronting them like tcrh-
fed creature at bay But Ia the next
pcene she forgot her foar, aud played
Che part with triumphant success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

Three months ago Mr. HQusman was
visiting his hrotheT-in-law nc Hnrerstraw.
lie ~ a collector so indeiaumble That
no spends the summer months Ia driy.
ing around the country picking mp odd
ard antique pieces from farm-houses IN
out-of-the-way localities He fonnd hini-
self in the attic OF the old house on
Treason hin one day during ms VISIT
aud he poked and rummaged around the
dusty craunies and corners that had been
ransacked for their treasures hunqdi,,n
rs he. Fortune favored his persistence
and between couple Of mfteis, away
down under the caves Of tie rooi, Mr.
anrlont alnanacs and an old oil lamp,
hit most precious Of Az, pewter cup
and a COPY of a New York newspaper
over 100 years old.
The cup has q handle and was evidently
nsed ~ shaying-mug There is y
poorly executed crest on the SIDE ana
underneath il the inscriptions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
nm rmer rEIIlpnnNn.

we ran abort OF polos on m hing the
stream shown In the picture, I wanted
q lightning urcstcr aud riggcd np The
device shown in the picture, N the wire
were Htrnrl hy llfhtning the frat ground
wire, | believed, would carry to the
onuh most OF the current and The 500.
und would provide patnge for amy
that Waa lott The use of tho mapnOl
aud the hnr over n was 60 tell me whrth.
W the wire had boon struck by lightning
Tho device Was incloscd I'm a gnes box
and buried undcr leaves
I'm few dnyf ( WIS Informed that
a perulinr cracking Noise wae heard
ni the other end OF thc wire ut ltnrinp.
| visited the box aud hnRrl slight
noise. / adjusted The metal piece over
the magnets iugrr mud immediately
henrd thr cru3ling ui frogs issue from
the box, The telephone had whispered
~ Hpprni
81 hegnn 90 develop it 40 onrc with
results that are familiar 10 the whole
world"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
TO RIDE HIGH.
a MAMmoTH REVOLVING WHEEL
FOR The FAIR.
TO Cost 100000 TO Stand IN midway
Plaisanee and 10 Sc 264
Feel High

Chicago. March 1.-Two hundred men
ore now putting down foundations for the
great Ferris wheel In Midway plnisnnce
we Ferris wheel " The most spectacular
thing at Jackson park. 10 ~ very Co
ney-island Ia style II 81 u freak Ia
engineering The wheel ~ Va the form ~
two gigantic bicycle whctls each 2Ht
feet IN diameter Between these thirty.
six cars, each Pullman coach. ARE sus-
pended. When the wheel goes round on
IT'S 33-iuch steel axle. it carries the pen-
pie Ia the coaches up within foot uf the
hcipM oi the dome OF the administration
building, and that is the highest point
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

diminishing niIordug speed 10 adyane,
Ing and rsireaimg. aud protection while
firing, n1 they may carry shield he.
Mnd which a soldier may kpeel Cour
icrs viii ind iheia gcrflccablu. ln o
region IKE the Blue Grass of Kentucky,
or Middle Tennessee aud in ihe Valley
OF Virginia lrRyeraed by turnHkcg in
every direction, they could De used very
effectively Besides, the many usea %
which The wheel y being applied. viii
result "a Il Yasi Improvement Oi country
roads throughout the country The
wheels are DOW used hy fircmpn an ax
and fire extiuguishep being attached let
Ter and telegraph carriers nnd policemen
ARE adopting them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
FIN HOOP SKIRTS.
, Madison, a Western Girl
y s.tonishes New York
EMBARRASSING
Az plpss Under Difficulties a.I as Grace
aly as 10 Tights
,,k in a Performances That IS
.,',.sls Up 10 Date what say
,,s Now, Representative
seLomore2
,.rvuAr EMBARRASSING

80 March l. skirt dancing
~ ie' mol up to date. MISS
49, lean who is a professional
hHo. fr1m the wilds of the pro-
ailWas, is not only up to date IN
~ v ,siion of the art. bus some
of The times, in that she
.- q sbion by tine iorelogk and
Fl.u .. ' of "a "hOop-ssrt dance.
,ter Of daring Innovation 10
M stage. The very name OF
ssnee Is suggestive OF reveal
AI sbe same time Il shows IN
..r,kiup way Imaginable what
N" 800 III Now York girls con-
y e.e themselves in the bird
sad s6ll cling to Amelia Glover
ID dlnclug -
,,ssel Miss Madisons perform
x. other night nc Proctor s.. along
~ many other people. II was
.-g n not edifying Miss Madi-
s rather slight and decidedly
r,bl She walked on Che stage
mar stately enough 10 lave passed
IA the greatest stickler on eu-
" fhy years ago. Her face
'oy,r1 and sec expression. and
~ wore what WAS still moro mo-
a hoopskirt OF the most radical
AZ least we supposed she did,
y. whila six gown stack ont on
l.sles angie OF fOrly-tive degrees.
.6oW DO YOU LIKE to-
VIE not long .n doubt ON that
Nseyer. Standing sideways %
..feree. al the foouights, She said;
Fei crinoline m the coming
How do YOU like it,
hen she pressed both hands
M In ecs and leaned forward q
W.lh 'wMsl,iu' sound there
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
1TI0.

t.s.ss.ss ss|fs.ssss 80 80 - ~
AR Houstnan believes thar Washington
lefl fhp cup behind him after his stay
az the old farmhouse, and that u beu
been living under the caves ever since iit
toll the cup TO nanbnry ana hau "
silvar.plated. ID Viii be SEM 20 me
Words fair.
The newspaper was q CODY OF the NfW
York Daily Gazette for Thursday ~
Il 1889. very yellow and very intefHlu
III co.tains President Washington
ThAnksayine proclamation ana q no.i
of the treLy between me taltei ~.
AMI INK Wyanaotte. delaware, OiMwa
Cbi,u,sp-a pnnaWatemio and $50 laiiohs
ii fn1iaus The paper was Published W
Archibald Mel can "ai bis printing once,
Franklins Head, No. A hau0fei
Square
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

the coachcs the whole exposition mny bc
seen, spreading like n panorama ut the
foot of the wheel
This structure takes the place of an
l.iuol tower at HE fair II is lpFs thnn q
third nv high ms the Paris wonder, but
quite AZ sensational from The standpoint
OF engineers Tho structure weighs a.
200 tons, and Of this 1000 tons IRE M
motion and under control Of machinery
when the wheel Is revolving,
ALL BUILT or STEEL
The whole thing Ia made Of steel The
wheel N supported by two towers, l3T
feet high The principle Of construction
is similar to TINT of un uld.atylo hrcnst
water wheel, In that Il consists of nmd
outer crown. suspended FROM q center NE
lc boy q system of tension rods The two
gigantic wheels, twcnty.eighi and q half
feet apart are held together by struts
aud ties. Between the two crowns 0r
tires aud suspended from steel piers are
thirty six passenger cars, each capable of
seating sixty persons Whom an the ours
motion it win carry POO persons through
the circuit The ears TINT hang between
these bIg bicycle wheels are made OF
wood and steel They are finely uphol.
stored Hnd weigh nineteen tons ench.
The Ferris wheel reyOyps on thn larg-
est uiecn Of steel ever forged IL d. Hl
iuches ia diameter, more than % fcet
long aud weighs 90 tons. This nx-
IL cost the company that n building the
wheel $4,000 The towers supporting
the whcels are In the shape Of four legs.
two vertical aud two inclined The loga
are connected BY numerous struts form
ing an almost solid arch of steel Tho
engineers who are putting this thing be-
position sny That the foundations nro So
firmly constructed that d tornado might
tear through the park at a velocity OF
100 miles an hour aud not shake the
structure
CONTINUOUS DISPLAY or FIRE
WORKS
Three thousand incandcsccut llghts of
ynriouR cOlOrs are 10 be- arranged la
groups on the rods aud around tie crown
VI the wheel. These win bee alternate
ly c1tingniahed aud relighted nt night
as the wheel rrYOYcH, giving Il the ups
pearance OF u monster display Of pyrO-
technics.
The cars are entered from platforms
between the towers. Two revolutions
carry the passengers nearly q third ol
mile, twenty minNte8 being required TO
make the trip, The onpine8 thlf regolvo
the MIGHTY structure are IN themselves
interesting They are 0f 1000 horse
puWtl hun NIlfN lhipWkh q NuhhlN htniNiu
~ eos wheels, around which ehaln with
links . feet long and inches Wide
wind. These chains connect with a huge
chs-siepl rack attached 10 the main axle.
The engine plant is duplicated $50 that IA
CnBe OF d disnrrnnrcmont OF one plant
the reserve cnglnfs can le used
g. w G Ferris Of pliiHburg designed
the wheel. He has bnli some ~ iie BIG
gei bridges M the country Contracts
Tor the mnteual were made in piiie.
burg Clcyeland Detroit, youngstown,
Bethlehem mud Philadelphia Tie con-
Germ Is 10 cost 100000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

fashionable establishment and was
trontcd with The SIGHT OF few poHpa.
The butterfly skirt dance was pnrtlcn'
larry catching" hnt not moro $50 dian
the graceful cavoriing Of enc youngest
pupil whose dnncing shoes also excited
curiosity
AS for bow long Ii takes 20 lonrn nc
those fashionable schO0ls, mys thp Sun,
That depends on thc Wouau AMI thp
dance a graceful wOmnu, with intrii-
gent responsive c1ircmiticH sometimes
learns 9 dnpm in rev lessons. Others
nre Obliged 10 take twenty or thirty
lessons 10 attain ihis proficiency S01e
women cannot acquire she nrt az all.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

esty. the queen. They were executed In
1914, when her majesty had sag upon
the throne bui seven years. ana i ! go
moi a1eatly err In connection with the
first statue of the queen after her aces
sion. The hnnd 81 the Princess be-
atrce was photographed from a portrait
statue by Sir Edgar Boehm, q A., from
whose studio also enianates INT east
oil the hand of the Prince OF Wales. IN
each of the manual cXtwmities thus
presented OF the royal family, similar
charactcristics may Doe noticed
Tho photograph Of the hand of Anak,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

wearing it I fear that tbo sst...
guage N0nli not have baen ~ = iph-
polite English. - "re inost
Ateor she had hoppcd around Inc s,o..
on one loot for q few moments tre;,,s ~
n,,ilhuam an uprieh, position ,be as,
cAlne away With a jerk and Mss AIadi
son, very yea IN the face and hreatbiess
continued her dance. ''''''''7s'
DO the ladies' IN tie audience crosh
rom shopping tours among th6 h,e Sri
soOus store, Ike Il! They had seem los
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
HANDSOME HANDS.
PHOTOGRAPHED FROM SOUL p.
TORS COLLECTIONS.
The Hands Of Queen Victoria Prince Of Wales
Princess Beatrice, Gladstone, Cardinal
Manning and Oilers

Tho hand like the face Is Indicative
or representative Of rharauer. Even
those. who fud the path 10 belief IN he
doctrines Of The PALMS., and chiragnO.
hnst paved with iunumerohle thorn. cam
not fan TO De- Interested In ~ nlrs.
trious manual of examples colIer,ed
from he studios OF various spnlntsrs
which accompany this article.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
n COMMON ERRnR.
wAsHlNe1oNs s4AvlNo.mue.
Mr.. Rousman Finds Baro Treasures in a
HaNafslIaw Earn House.

n. A. Housman, of Dnnbuly, Conn. a
collector AZ Americana, has a rich prize
He was born ia the old house ON
Treason hin, near EgyewUuw, where
Major Andre and Benedict Arnold met.
The house Ga fan the possession of the
HOuseman family snll Aaron Burr
studied law there and during the Reyolu-
tionary war il was General Wayue's
headquarters, George Washington stopp-
cd there four nights The old farmhouse
M delightfully."- sketched and described in
Iossings "tield-Book Of the Reyolu-
ton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

remarkable,
The sculptor calls attention 10 the omi-
ncnty ecclesiastical character Of the
hand OF Cardinal Ainnnlnp II Ia la
every respect the hand of he ideal pre-.
late. Yet ita every HttribniO ~ common
To one hand. and TO one had only in
the whole collection, that pf Mr.. Horny
Irving the actor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

purpose more thoroughly than any other
camera device The ocular objective
lenses have been taken out, aud re.
placed with two small npanntic object
glasses with equal focus One Of Tho
chambers contains sight glass. willie
the square or round box can be attached
10 the other chamber
II works IN every other way like the
latest improved cameras
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
ouEeNsseaaps PLEA.
He Wishes 10 Establish Polygamy IN the
pylliea lties.


The Marquis Of Quecus0crry created a
great deal ~ amusement in london by
his recent lecture Hf ~ James Ian on
what be- was pleased 10 cail "plenrai-
~ OF marriages" Even Mrs. Grnudy
laughed az him
He Is described by thc Morninl Journal
as tall slim peNOnhge, with ihr nnl.
einn c0untenuuce and short side Wliakors
u d highly respectable British butler
lie n bad lecturer. stumbling thfOngh
hia manuscript with painful diHcuify.
Like most ~ iis family, he ~ what the
world calls odd
He n AZ authority on the rules or the
prize ring, which bear the family name.
bnt which were formulated bF former
mafqtiis iie was ln TIE habit, while d
member ~ the house Of lor5s, Oi leave
iag EeeulariFt tracts 90 ihe bishops
benches aud ID ne anic-fooDa and in
1870 his fellow Scotch peers refused 10
fe-eleH btu ~ one u their representa-
lives ID the house.
He ROSE az ihe Globe iheatcr yeaf
5r two ailerward aisd publicly profaslcd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

be- named Crows MIST MEANWHILE no
h living Ia The little white.puinted story
and.n-hnf cottage built for the farmor
on ule Bliss estate. II n n wee uillc Of 70
nest, aud might quite properly have the
nnmo the writer las chosen for his more
prctnntiolN house. But kipling pro.
nouncpl " 'iusi big enough for two"
nbd was much pleased That they could
all lye 40 near together lie win now
probably hasten % cllange his comment
10 'iuu big enough for three"
Mr.. kiping was Miss Carolyn Bales
tier sistor Of g. WOlcntt lnloHtler the
writer who died abroad recently aud who
wrote collaboration with Mr. l<ipling.
She IN 10 little under medium height, Hlon-
dor aud petite, and has dark brown eyes
aud brown hair
The arrival OF Miss lSpling on lho
accne explains the much discussed ques.
ton Of why kipling abandoned his trip
go SHmOn and other Pacific islands. which
wns attributed 90 the loss Of "a large SUM
at money hy the failure Of a bank Mrs.
and Miss kipling are buih doing well.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

against the portrait Of am Agnoslic chnr.
motor in Icunyson's unsuccessful drama.
The Promise OF May lie "a the au-
thor of iioem entitled the spirit oi the
MHtleihorn." Altogether. he Is highly
unconventional; just the person who
might be expected to enter an earnest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
eAeY klpLlNo

Tho sloY.wrilcr tho Father Of Yankee
Girl.
A daughter has been born 60 Mrs Rud.
ynrd klpling, wife of tho wull.kuDNn
English writer who VI spending the win-
Ter nc BWttlebor0, W. with his wifo's
relatives Tho iumily residence OF he
Baloslicw, Bcachw0od. aud the Bliss
homestead nrr locntcd about four miles
north of the VILLAGE on rising ground,
commanding q Ions stretch of Connects
cut river scenery, The mOnntnln Oppusita
ami The tcrnced village hoplng down to
Oh" river, kipling " having a $l0O00
house built in THE lovely spot which VIII
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

plea for polykOny The marquis thinks
every man ought To he allowed to hnve
q hundred wives Il he Wishes Rut ne
did NOT say word about msiating that
nu man should many any more women
than be- can buy hOunvts fnr
iu this rpsport thc MOhnmmciaus are
miles ahead of Che polS samic marquis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

Europeans living n the cost soon BE-,
come acquailtod With fhe small Iron
bcdsseads with TAN iron rods Gede.
mated to support the mosquito netting
which seldom really answers rs pur-
pose.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

CONVINCED.
But ! think the dance convinced Thorn
Of the folly of Tie fashion. They Jaw
plainly what an uncainly. idiotic and
immoiest ching the hoopskirt a.
Miss Madison disappeared for mo
ment behind q wing. WHOM sho rcat-
pearcd the hoopskiri was gone, Me soft.
white silk gown hung in graceful folds
about her
III wa a wonderful transformation, Tie
simple dropping of that hoopsLir. SGe
looked comfortable and nt case. When
she danced again the chnnre was still
more noticeable She seemed to put
forth but very little effort: her m5vp-
ments wore graceful the clingng gar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
GRACEFUL DANCERS.
Sketches from LIE IN Fashionable New
York Establishment

Dancing according 10 the "New York
Sun never had such season m tho
metropolis as that which ended ut Lent
Que day last week % Sun artist visited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

John y R0den, q Ft0rekreper al Blr-
minghaa Ala. affer iisfeuing 70 s.r-
mon On The egil ~ card playing made a
nrce bonhre ~ 40 he cards u bis st0fe,
falged at fully $40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

iue 20 a hand which, II not the most
wonderful among tie hands masculine.
d, with ono exception. She most beau
tifui. Whom il is stated that this cast
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
FANNY keMelr IN 1884,

She Wore Very Much Such a Gown as Fashion
DEGREES Tor 1893
In the early pictures Of Fanny Kem-
bic painted by Sir Thomas Lawrence
enc recognizes how faithfully The dress
o. today copies The modes Of che pnst.
it the gifted woman of the wear tSlf
should step ont from her frame all In
her muslin gown with ita full icg-o'-
mutton sleeves, ia short bodice draped
with crusswisc folds over The bust, and
W.T. low about the shoulders, and stcp
the stately measure Of the mlnuct with
the bellies Of the day. hehr toilet would
the bellies of the day, her toilet would
be quite IA keeping with those frcsh FROM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

result of her examination Occasionally
most unpropislne pupils acquire great
proficiency through hard practice and
effort.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05


sudden revelation of dainty pink
1naf. There were also exhibited
arle Of white hoopskirts that
n ID behind her back and lett
eg 10 the Imagination.
4 1 moment the hoops resumed theT
u POSITION and ihe white silk SKIRT
al Nofed itself around her waist
hn aud covered thu nakcdness OF
fis bands.
n ihe began 10 dance.
~, NO, the stately and slow minuct
it hoopskirts lead themselves with
AZ embarrassing complications, but
4 Al hgh-heeled performance O 10
RenwoOd. In about q second her
"a. on a level with her powdered
ni The hoops We're sWlshing around
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

no famous French giant " given n
order ~ exhibit the exact degree of its
deiaencg IA thar quality ~ which Rauts
NOS and ladies' least can nAord " -
comtlasanf over alAe Nff1"lhi4
,,'a,,ii be hard 10 deny il grace and ex-
Quisife Proportion, .,,..
One eanot dwell long upon this quality
az aracs and elegance without alfeft
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
UNalANAGEABLE.

DNhANAGEABLE.
music grew faster those hoops
N and more unmanageable.
KY everywhere except In the
4. IAtulei m rather the manu-
Mlendei them to be.
- 9Nla pe no doubt but that IL
Xxx Mta work TO dance In them,
vas no chance for a doubt rs
N~ and length of the dancers
IVY w. Whlrled around rapidly. just
r..i Nv girls are whirled around
4sei Z The hoops stood out like
Ui.',. An2g whether the ladies Ia
~, \, pushed or not. There was
WY they shoulo moi had they
N AZ, 1IiaS that this was but the
rif oi'.,'pff g coming event, aud
w 4 $3.50 each one OF them viii
~ lsa i4'"e inst such an exhibition
,st ; hoopskirt dance In one
lhl .ll q great moral lesson.
N ashamed sou will be,
lli,p I'm men Who saw Miss Madi-
ss's.l9sill b. strong advocates Of
orger fashion. Il must have
w, q them an. Fancy. II
. Ssl BALLROOM full of glrs IN
n lict,.lng any Of the fashion-
e.s'each BAN wouldn't be "in
TOE TRAP
q az Madison was right IN the
Fgngsle her to- caugbt IA
~ hrst it seemed ag thonsb
AZ WA going right throurh.
h,n aaddeF % think what sbe
'.ne upaer such cireifn-
VA ~ Ii dil not turn Out
N q thAh The dancer lon-
els foot and tired 10 hiie
& eSie diseataneiine tbe eap
sae squirmed and wig
naa p her hoopskirt spoke
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

The gydfidn coast has loaliQf h0tal
WIZ moves fioui place 70 phase. Nher-
efGf lhc best hehiae haDpcup ~ BE-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
THE WHEEL IN WAR.
II May suporssac Horses In Countries With
Good Roads,

The Toledo Cadets, o. n. G., have a
bicycle corps which has already reach
ed high efficiency The wheel is destined
to play considerable part Ia war.
Where the roads on ground will permit
bicycles win prove especially useful in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

Mr aud Mrs. John A. liaillnger ctle,
braied the spyenty-sixth anniversary ~
their wedding az Aietlool, lils,, ga Sat-
urdny
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
GETrINC MIXEn.

y ne air Sometimes they would
n lnd catch on her shoulders and
sfl would nearly screen her face.
'-e nme Miss Madison kept up
'FF and uncompromisiug EXPIRES
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

1'wentg-tWo boy p4ills VI d school az
Milton. Oee were nsceltly expelled ioE
tnokinF cisnfctles