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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-10
roREloM yorrlMos.

LONDON Special: A thief, to whose
identity the police is yet havs no clue;
perpetratcd q smart robbery on batk
messenge. The messenger was carry.
ing bag containing G7OO in gold to .
cab from the head Office Of the city
bank at No. 5 Thrcadneedle Street, for
EohVeyanc6 to the branch Office ut No.
81 Old Bond Street Tic msssenger, as
he reached the cab, was acc0sted by
wcll-dressed man, who said that he had
been sent from Old Bond Street to as
sist him. The messenger thought he
recognized the man as in the service of
the CID Bond Street branch, and he
handed the man the bag of gold and
went back to bring bag OF silver to
ths cab. When the messenger got to
the cab with the bag Of silver the man
who had nccostcd him was nowhere To
be seen.
ArnENs special: TIE island of zenta
was shaken by an earthquake and 6
panic ensued, In the town Of Zante
many houses wayS 1rackad. Tho dome
OF tic prison fell and many prisoners
were killed. The walls Of the prison
sprung and cracked, the hospital was
shaken partly from its foundations, the
foora settled and the roof settled savaral
feet Two hours later the town was
shaken bY repeated shGcks, ,mbrs houses
fell and the prison becamg 50 tiisafe
that the prisoners were removed. The
people fed from their homes, crowding
in Tho markct b nee. Scores III famil!ss
camped in the fields. Many dead bodies
were found in the ruins. Hundreds
wore injured severely. 1t Is impossible
III gst f!irther details. The gbvtrMiiieiit
has sent provisions aud relief TO the
homeless.
R,ME special The list of ofex-ministers
and deputies whom Monzilli. Director
"f the Bureau Of Industry and Com.
merce, Under arrest for completely In
thu bank scandals, and given TO a re-
porter as having beon subsidized b7 ths
banks now in trouble. includes Baron
Nicotara, formerly Minister of tho In
terror, and eX-Nlinister Amadei; also
Deputies Nlontagna, Geppa, Dczrobbi,
Sionnctti, Muzxinio, and Mardocci.
CITY OF MhNtco special The attor.
hey defending Col. Ilerhatidcz. under
sentence of death on tho charge Of
treason i'm aiding Caterina Cara to
evade the Mexican troops year ago,
has appealed for clemcncy to Diaz
MONTERREY, Mexico, special: All tho
foreign life Insurance companies doing
business in Mexico have instructed their
agents to discontinue business in Mex
icu. as the recently imposed tax makes
the business y losing one.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-10
SOUTHERN SUMMARY.

DENIsoN, Texas. special: Twins were
born to Mi. and Mrs. Frank Daniels,
who reside south of this city, near Drip
ping Springs. The father Is rsd-hot
Democrat and tho mother is situ.n
pure Republican. Tho twins havo
caused trouble in the family. The
father insisted that one be named
Grover Daniels and the other Cleve-
land Daniels Mrs. Daniels declared
that she had as much interest in the
twins as the father had, if not more,
and in the christening she proposed to
have something to say. Tho matter
was amicably settled. Tho father
named one Grover Cleveland Daniels;
the mother named the other Benjamin
Harrison Daniels. There was large
number of ncighbors at the christening.
FL. PNss, Texas special: Chris Mill
Ter, the icago pedestrian, walked
into FL a.o looking fresh after his 100
miles tramp. Nlillef is to walk around
the Emitted States on a wager of SIS 600
side, keeping within so miles of the
border The conditions were for hi IL
to start from New Gr'eans without
arms or money, and to complete the
trip of 1900 miles in two aud 0ne-half
years from date Of starting. Whatever
money he needs must be earned by him
while on The journey, and this he earns
by giving entertainments. He has &C.
compliShed the first loo in fifty days,
including several stops of some DAYS
each. Along the route he has met with
some adventures, one of them toing
captured by bandits and escaping.
SAN ANTONIO special: Albert Haberlc
OF this city, has discovered body of
metcoric iron near here and much in.
forest has been excited in scientific cir
cles over the find. 1t is estimated that
the weight of the extinct meteor is 2O,-
COO pounds. Prof Gustave Jermy, gc-
ologist and chemist. has just completed
an assay OF the. iron, resulting as fol-
lows in hundrc6ths: 975 per cent. pure
iron, - per cent nickle. and traces of
cobaltum. lrof. Jcrmy has in his min.
era collection here several pieces of
| mctcoric iron and mc,corties from Eu-
rope and also from Tevar. One of them
weighs about ten pounds and was found
in Magura, Hungary, and contains tho
rarest of minerals. the sshrcibersit.
AUSTIN, Texas, special: Representa-
tive Fagin of Lamar will in day or
two introduce bill to accept the sugar
bounty from Washington and apply the
money TO constructing the Texas en-
hibit building at the Worlds Fair.
The bill will probably pass and be ve-
| tocd by Gov. lIogg on account of his
we'll known opposition to the state ac-
cepting the bounty, and his expressed
opinion that appropriations of state
funds for such purposes violate the
state Constitution. lie may, however.
suffer the bill to become law without
his signature, as lie desires the state to
he we'll represented at the exposition.
If not, the bill will probably be passed
| in spite of his veto
\ BLuFFltLp, w. Va, special: Police.
man Chandler attempted to arrest q
negro. The latter resisted; both fired
| at once, and both were killed.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-10
that great saw syndicate has been
formed to buy with its own stock the

that q great saw syndicate has been
formed to buy with its own stock the
stock of individual manufacturers and
companies. The transfer of interests
will not take place Immediately but the
preliminaries have been arranged and
stockholders have given their consent
to the exchange of stock upon the
terms made by the now company,
which is capitalized ut S3,OOo,0 goo.
SrRtNGFIEhb, Ohio, special: Tho
Saints, religious sect near Lawrence
Vile. are having religious revival.
They have caused great excitement in
the neighborhood by an alleged m;racu-
lous cure of Alice Michael, niece of
Fred Michael of this city, who has been
an invalid for years. Elder Schncll, of
the Saints, called on tho girl and am
ointed hcr with olive oil and prayed
with her. She is alleged to have arisen
from the bed cured, and has been at.
tending to household duties regularly
over since.
BELLA1EE, Ohio, special: Mormon
elders from Utah are arriving frc-
quently In West Virginia and their op.
| crations among the backwoods resi-
dents are said to be vc.y effective.
i Large numbers of tho people are be-
4 coming converted to the Mormon faith.
Last year several hun red wont tc l'ta |,
und bthis year it is expected that at
least 1880 Of the Latter Day Saints will
(; cmigratc to that territory.
CnEnoyGAN, Mich, special: Four
prominent young men who went ont to
fish through the ice in tho straits have
not been heard from, and it is feared
that they were frozen to death.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-10
\ Race isioi in Texas.

SrAFroHps PolNr, Texas, special: DIR.
Cochran chastised Il negro boy for an
insult to Mrs. Cochran. Tho boys
father, Clint Edwards. attacked DIR.
cochran at Il railway station. Cochran,
who is onc-armcd man, shot and
Killed Edwards. Station Agent Watts
disarmcd Cochran, and the negroes got
tho notion that Watts took part i'm tho
attack on Edwards and attempted to
kill him. Watts barricadcd himself i'm
tho station, and with the assistance of
the telegraph operator stood Off the
arrival of a sheriil's posse from neigh
boring town, for whom he telcgraphed.
Tho posse succeeded in restoring order
When the sheriff arrived the mob was
on the point of setting fire to the sta
tiOn
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-10
IN THE EAST.

Providence, Il. L., special: Thomas
j. Fales, who made the sails for the
Gloriana and other fast yachts. is suing
his wife for divorce because his house
was filled with members of u .Ghost
Association, of which his wife is l'rcs-
idcnt. His wife retaiated that lie was
a seeker after live sorccrcsses as we'll
us dsembodicd spirits, notably his
hired girl.
EElE, Pa. special: The failure of
the Eric Car Works Company, limited,
has shaken business circles to the CEN
ter in this community. although no
other institutions are likely to be disas.
trously involved. The company's csti-
mated liabilities aggregate more than
ST. SEQ eco. n number of iron firms in
the Mahoning Valley are among the
unsecured creditors; also Carnegie's.
DETROIT special: For years IL tree
stump twenty feet high surmounted by
an Indian figure in bronze, has marked
the spot where, in 1863, the battle of
bloody Run was fought between the
Chief Pontiac and his warriors and tho
English garrison in Detroit. 1t is
within two miles of the City Hall and
within few rods of where the Bloody
Run emptied into the Detroit River.
1t is famous in these parts as "Pontiac's
tree and must have been II magniti-
cent tree in its prime. Tho o'd land
mark has now been taken oIt, the land
being needed for u manufacturing
plant.
,Rpc LESTER n. ", spccial A decree
Z EAfabsolutc divorce in remark adlc case
(NA1 granted by Juitice Davy in tho
4 2ial term hero. The plaintiff is
A Igtin Steiner. who accused his wife Of
11oSity with Frank Alexandess r
81 man about town, who sAssfxa
&txlhd Mrs. Mary Kiripatrck.S -
|S[3fSold widow. Mrs. KirkpatriIE
si5Sth ABOUT $4,000, and after q no.
El4aou OF two weeks decided that rher
|H1Go Ind loved lier money more than
ESplf. The couple separated on their
t4t1fh from their wedding trip. and
4fs soon afterwards secured tit(
81 Gaming, Mrs. Steiner as-tai1
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-10
Gilbert Islands Knock,n.. Too.

Gilbert Islands Knocking, Too.
SAN FRANCISCO special: Col. Bailey.
American Commissioner for King Tob-
cremo of Hutaritari, ono of the Gilbert
Islands, has forwarded to tho State DE.
partment ut Washington protest from
the King against the forctble seizure of
his islands by tho British Government
while negotiations are proceeding with
the United States. lie asks the protec.
ton OF the United States or annexation.
Advices from Butaritari state that Capt
Davis OF tho British Navy, who seized
the Islands. was very arbitrary in his
conduct. He was insulting to Ameri.
cans on the island and abusive to the
King. Representatives of tho King ir
thls country say tho British made haste
to seize the islands some months ago on
receipt of information from Australia
THAI tho King had gone to tho Un,tcd
States to ask protection.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-10
= - - - =
lsnNtiSln s'mtlrr LEG.

CARTHAGE, ILL.,, special: People here.
abouts are of the opinion that the spirit
of repentance must have been exceed
ingly strong in the hearts of Il man and
his wife who were baptized through u
hole in the ice at Dallas City during the
revival in progress there. The weather
was so cold that one man was kept busy
brea ing the ice US it formed oyer .tlle
apCruturG.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-10
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

CITY.
Mayor-J. B. DickOver,
c"%nncilmen-first ward, Henry Marty, George
Connor; Third ward. Il. u. Jenni ~, Joseph
Attorneys. T.. Wilson.
AuditOr-J. &. Dickuvcr
I.reasurer-EdmInd Petty.
Marshal Charles Roe.
Police Judge l.. Kanable.
COUNTY.
Auditor-W W. Smithson.
I're8snrcr--James Bradley.
Sheriff.. w. Blakey
Clerk of COurt-W. l.. .Tulkins.
Register of Deetlc--E. $. Kelley.
states Attorney Chambers kpllar.
Superintendent of Schoos-L ID. Brooke.
Surveyor-Wills Sawyer.
Assessor--.J. a. Bail.
County Judge-l. $. Gull.
COrOner-W. 1 Colvert.
:. Commissioners $. Noodle, chairman, j. II.
White. w. B. Craven.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-10
4 BIRDS EYE VIEW
NROUND THE WORLD AT
ONE GLANCE.
TIE GILBERT ISLANDS
ASKING THE UNITED STATES
FOR PROTECTION.

The King Asks Protection of the United
states or Anncxation-The British arc
Very Insulting to the Americans on the
Islands,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-10
CHURCH pIREcToRY.

CATHOLIC CIIURClt: Services held in st.
~ Mary's Church, every Sunday by Rev Father
Cassidy
EPWORTH LEAGUE ,cets in tho Black
w !iills College every SUI day evening at $3.50
O'Clock. Everybody invited.
BAPTIST CllrRCII: Services in the Church
- on College Hill, avery Sunday, at IL a. III.
and 1870 p. III by Rev. Robt. Leslie, pastor.
EPISCOPAL clluRCM: St luke's Mission.
~ Mmonthly services by Rev. q. q. Ware,
Rural Dean. Notice of time and place will ap.
pear in the local columns.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH: Rev. f.. f.
~ Frame. Pastor. Services in the church
every Sunday at ii a. III. and p. nj. Sunday
school at ~ a. III
METHODIST EPISCOAL CHURCH. Rev.J w
Avl ID. Anderson pastor Services every Sunday
sunday School at 9:3O "a III. Preaching ut II n M
and 30 p. m. Class meeting following II O'Clock
service Prayer meeting Thursday evening, 80
AL services in the Black Hills College.
IORESBYTERIAN CIlURCH: Services in the
Church On Minnekahta Avenue. Morning
Services at II =. III, Evening service at 1:30 y. IN
SUNDAY schooland Minister'S Bible class at 10 a
m. Thursday evening PRAYER meeting at 7:30p. m
itcv. y. Il. Cooper, pastor. Ladies' Aid meets
ihnrsday afternoon at2p. III.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-10

CATHOLIC CHURCH: Services held in st.
~ Mary's Church, every Sunday by Rev. Father
Cassidy
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-07-02

brands Crescent ard White Rose.
Their ROYAL Patent Is a superior grade
of patent flour Thousands Of the best
families in Grand Rapids and other
large cities Use II constantly and could
not be induced To replace il with any
other brand. They are also the manu-
faeturers % the health food. All Wheat
Hour. which is very highly recommended
by the leading doctors.
This firm. although having a large
city and state trade. IL represented in
the eastern and southern states where
the Crescent. White Rose and Royal
Patent have an enviable reputation.
These brands are guaranteed to be- sec
ond In none manufactured in the state.
This mill is equipped with the latest.
most improved machinery. having re
Gently added quite line of machines 10
improve the quality OF their product
c. Il. A. Voigt is a veteran in the
milling business and il considered an
authority ON all subjects pertaining to
the milling interests. The success Of
the Voigt Milling Company is largely
due To its enterprise. integrity and fair
ness in dealing with it's trade.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-07-02

The Cr.--cenr One or the tins>.s in
ths. Gonnfry.

Grand Rapids has splendid reputa-
tioo both az home aud abroad as a mill
lng center The above - miniature
picture Il the Crescent Roller Mills at
the vest end IL Pearl street bridge.
The proprietors Of the firrn % the Voigt
Milling company are 4. q. \. Noigt and
" g. Herpol-hcimer. This is one II
the largest mills in the city. having a
capacity % 40 barrels % Hour per day.
and is constantly kept busy manufac
turing th. well known family -four
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-07-02

IN the country. A reproduction from
photograph ~ the hotel taken at
quiet moment. - given in this edith,n.
the object being to show merely the ex.
terror II the buihiing rather than an IN
ter-stlEg street view Ia every re-Is'ct
The Morton stands without peer ia
Michigan. it, accommodations. furnish
ings ard service being unexcelled IN the
state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

horse theft: Jessie Steilman, on the same
charge, and Nelson Stephenson, ON a
charge Of introducing liquor into the Ter
ritory, have been placed In the Parit
JAIL
Following are the latest fourih-class
Texas postmaacrs appointed for Texas;
New birmingham, Cherokee county, j.
u, Nclll, vice l.. j.. LLshn, resigned;
Olctha. l.imsssstylss-r5nnty, Neverson
Deans. vice fSSph Wallace. resigned.
In is last summary Of the development
Of the South, the Chattanooga Trades
man reports, for Texas. an agricultural
implement works at Galveston, a bottllng
works at Paris and a new business house
Mt Dallas.
At the Notrc Dame university. South
Bend, Ind, Hugh G. Mitchell Of Victoria,
this state, graduated with high honors.
He was awarded two gold medals; one
for the best record IN class work aud de-
pertinent, and one for his knowledge in
Christian doctrine.
Texas hns more coal area than Penn
sylvania. more iron than Alabama. more
granite than New Hampshire, more onk
than West Virginia, moro prairie than
Kansas, more corn land than Illinois,
more COTTON land than Mississippi, more
wheat land than the two Dakotas' more
sugar land than Louisiana, more rice
lands than South Carolina. 1t contains
us many rivers MS any other i've states
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
TEXAS SlFTlNGS.

\ Dcnison ghost was woman SOM
numhulist
The federal court at Paris will ad.
iourn on July ,.
A stephcnville ice man Is said to be an
Irish lord in disguise.
The new Episcopal church at Cleburne
is being pushed to completion,
As result OF Sid Williams meeting at
Paris, there were twenty'ono converts.
The sherman Driving club has issued IL
very interesting program for races
July 1.
-Four cars of Portuguese immigrants
passed through III paso en- route to Cali.
foruia.
Tho bicyclists who left sherman for
Kansas City on their wheels few days
ago, have arrived in the latter. city.
A calf belonging to Judge Timmons Of
Graham jumped in hole forty fNr
deep and was not injured In the least.
The Granbury quarry company il ep-
gagged In shipping 300 carloads Of stone
to be used in Fort Worth by the Rock
Island road.
This years watermelon crop In Hall
county will surpass all previous records,
10 every candidate for the postmaster
ship there Is about ten watermeloms.
A ynvky.Ioolns SON of the bocsvoo,ls
wan M Ds,lson 10 90, motrlea A. no
didn't have the necessary money for Il
license, he postponed the AFFAIR,
The stephcnyIne Journal threatens to
a,yuige thn name Of n .snhscrIber n bc
doesn't nav m Tho journal saws hc
oves over var s,,srrl,rion
Two Normm bi.hon. ros.ea nrongh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24


ID. Harris, Judge.
The jury in the case of w. II. Harper
vs., Isaac Foster. which was on hearing
Thursday, found verdict for dcfen-
dant'
me case OF j, u. Hamilton vs. Me
AArth4t hros was called but owing to
the absence Of Important WITNESSES, was
reset for next Tuesday,
Judge Harris yesterday instituted a
ran upon ms docket and swept from the
records lurEe plumber OF eases which
nave been numbering up the court records
ior months
re 9n''Tyu Np me following judgments.
!, ~ n.,i n'''T w., >, T. DarnGll and
Wilinn NIciy" 's1htnt LOT PiHin'li'
t,'I,, IMAM ~ t'i'iNHhHle VS. W. r. Lake
'utlginen, 10. biaihIlh'
H. rage ct al' Judgment for dcfcn-
Wynne & NIcCau Va n II sailors
Judgment for plaintiff. '''''''
A. II. Heath vs ~ IL WALL. Ia,
mcnt for plaintiff. '"uE'
Western Securities compnnv ~ w
W. Myers. Judgment iN Jsr,,,it w,
against Meyers.
Geo. W. Bosuuc vs.. w. y lf,n.h,s,,.
an4 Iheo, q. Nogel Judgment for
p' HHhI. gf,-,,..,.
,ra,t "'"N 'HA'a were dismissed for
c ~%'s, VI prosecution and various other
AZ LoWr vs. \, NJ Tomlmson: Ros-
81 L, Hnthric vs. $. l., Guthrie; Chnrlcs
;nnlalEer vs.. Eyellna Slaiscr John NJ.
nnaSnvr vs. Jennie Thrashcr; Molllc
nett 'IRS ggEs - Ailrrd Armstrong; Ken
jackson "a. Doc Renns w man
Sweeney vs.. Sam swoen,v .i' sun lu,,,
Burke VS., James Birke. Mr.. c1Ii,um
vs.. W. l., Graham; MARY II Rro nyrnnu,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
HGLLsBoRo BUDGET.

llilsbom. Tex, June a3,-(special)--
The Mcleod Artesnn Wen company
and machinery is being moved from the
well site preparatory to making room
for the watcrworks machinery, which
will arrive shortly.
Surrells Il Yearly arr building fine
brick TJxl2j. on East Elm street. II
will be occupied by Rosenbaum Bros
when completed.
MIR. c. u. Kingsbury will open up n
new furniture store In the new brick
on East Franklin street July |. Ills
goods are now arriving.
The marrnlgc Of Mr. w o. Wright
aud Miss Ellen Booth was solemnized
at the NJ, y, church last Wednesday
evening at O'Clock, Rev. Hotchkiss
officiating. The bride Is one ofy Hills
boro's society leaders and the groom is
a prominent insurance man Of Fort
Worth, which place they viii make their
future home.
G. A. ltrnd, travelling representative
Of The Gazette, stopped In the city sew.
eral days this week
:. q Dean. Il prominent merchant of
Pittsbnrg, stopped In the city today.
lie will probably locate here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
ARLINGTON INN.


w. $. Dent and wife Chicago. III.
Thomas Dunlap, Chicago: Mrs. NJ. II.
BROWN, Dallas; John n. Miner, Chicago;
II. Miller, Wichita Falls \. j. Schwnrz.
man., st; Louis, Mo; e. S. Hungerforl,
81, Louis, Mo-; +, A. Luce, Chicago
J. 7. Utterback, st. Louis. Mo. Richard
Lord, Galveston, Tex: |. Cohen. Tyler.
IeX.i y. X. Meek, Arlington Heights;
General r. \. Ward, Galveston. Tex.
W; Is. Harrison and wife, Fort Worth:
Johnson Hale, W@therford, Tex. y.
Davis. Chicago; Duncan G. Smith
Quanoh, Tex, r. G. Goodman, New
York; j. 7, Iourie, Paducah, Ky: j. A.
Berger. Canton, o.; Rice II, Bell, Keo-
kuk Arthur Springer Fort Worth; q.
+; brown, New York; John c. Ennis.
Chicago; T. Il. Sanders and wife. san
Angelo, Tex; Sol Nussbaum and wife,
McXia; ID. O. Duncan, Chicago; IL. p.
smith, Houston; r. H. Sarns, New
York; NJ, lander. Chicngo q. II. Busse,
Heights.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
YOU'RE A lIAR.n


brownsville, Tex, June a3.-lSnecinl
-'Frnjidio Guerrero. merchant at Naranid
ranch, purchased goods In town this
morning aud left for his store IN thu
country. While On the road wheel
Of his Wagon broke. Hc went to The
house of Preiedia urebia and asked his
VINE i9f The loan OF q wagon they had.
bahd was out aud asked him to take
q scat, urhia came In a few minutes
later aecosted Guerrero and asked him
what he WAS doing there. On making
known his business the husband OF the
woman was not satisfied ana denounced
mn ~ har, thar he was after his
The eyes and then skipped the land al
nod and liberty. Both parties are we'll
known here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
a SOLDIER DROWNED.

Laredo, Tex, June % (Special.l-A
party of soldiers from troop q, Fifth
cavalry. just come from Kansas. went
bathing IN the Rio Grandc. which runs
ny the military reservation. Private
George w. Sample was either taken
with cramps or sucked into whirlpool
ming down the river and after SNng
perhaps quarter of mile, one Of his
companions asked him II he could touch
bottom. He went down and never rose
again. 1t is thought that he was caught
~ the under-current and was unable to
rise
He enlisted in Fort Scott. Kan, near
which city his family resides.
The river Is being dragged for his
BODY but 1t has not been found up to
this writing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
FosrENs LocAL ronEcAsr.

ridiun aud the other changes noted will
occur at aud within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth within twcnty-tOur hours before
or after sunset Of the dates given below.
June Mn1orntiug
June - Warmer.
June 90 Storm wave o. this meridian.
June 2T-Wipl changing.
.luue 2S-COolcr aad 81 'nrng.
Juno % Fair aud cool,
June 3U-Molcrnting.
July Warmer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
RAILROAD nuILpiNa ~ rnn Pan.
liANUIE

Officials Of Tho Santa Fe system are
now In the Panhandle to Investigate pro
posed routes for an extension Of tha, road
westward from Panhandle City. They
were last heard from a, Canyon City. In
Randall county about sixty miles duo
southwest Of the present terminus Of The
road, The direction indicates Il TO be
the purpose Of the Santa Fc to extend
Us Southern Kansas branch to IN paso.
which is the terminus Of lts New Mexico
line. The fact that active steps ahonld
be taken at this time with respect to such
an enterprise is highly significant, II
means that The yalne Of the Panhandle
as feeder for trunk limos of railroads
Is beginning 20 be appreciated and thar
the struggle Is ON in earnest to control
the traffic Of thar territory
There is no tune for delay On with
the Fort Worth and Albuquerque!