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The morning call., 1893-04-23
CUT HIS THROAT.
Suicide of Danish Rancher Near

FRESNO.
FRESNO. April 22.-Neil sorrenson. a
Dane, committed suicide this morning
on his ranch in West Park Colony. five
miles from Fresno, by cutting his throat
with a poeket-knife. He was found in a
barn at 8 o'clock this afternoon by his wife
and had evidently been dead six or seven
hours. Sorrenson was for nine wears ey-
Governor Perkins c0achman. He was sub
jet at times TO menta arrangement.
The morning call., 1893-04-23
A Business Mans Letter
Great Prejudice Overcome
Intense Misery With Dyspepsfa-No Helm
From Physicians, but
HOODS CURED,

&c !. Hood & Co., Lowell Mass:
81 have been led to address you from deep
sense OF gratitude for the great benefit L have
received from Hoods Sarsaparilla
For twenty years l have been a constant
sufferer from dyspepsia. Have spent many hum
dreds of dollars for medicine With at best only
temporary relief. 1 have always been an in-
veterate enemy 10 patent medicines. But noto
In my home Hoods Sarsaparilla has
The morning call., 1893-04-23
Sold at a Premium

STOCKTON, April 22-rhe bonds issued
by San Joaquin County to provide Tor the
erection OF the new County Hospital were
sold to-day for SOL 900. which was at $1,000
premium.
The morning call., 1893-04-23
A Hearty Welcome.

"Those who have not been afflicted with dys.
pepsia, have no conception of the misery 1 en-.
dured, and those that hdUs need no description
OF the horrors of The unfortunate dyspeptc.
This is why changed my mind in regard to
patent medicines: An old friend had been
afflicted Tor many years with dyspepsia, and for
n few months noticed that he had been won
derfnlly improving. l ascertained that the
great change had been wholly wrought by the
use OF Hoods Sarsaparllla. Gle advised me to
try 1t by all MEANS but thSfde OF ms taking
patent medicine was very bitter Bill to swat
low. But urged by my great sufferings TO do
something, finally yielded and began to take
The morning call., 1893-04-23
Fire in an Icehnnse

The alarm at u 80 O'Clock this morning
WAS caused by a burning chimney in tbe
warehouse of the Union Ice Comnanv ON
Tehama street, near Fifth. The alarm was
sounded from box ca. The damage amounted
to S12.
The morning call., 1893-04-23

The Rev. Frank Dixon viii, on the 25th inst.
lecture IN METROPOLITAN Temple on "a Ioruora'
lion Greed: The Public Be Damned"
The morning call., 1893-04-23
BEYOND Ills DEPTH.
Drowning of the Son of Los Angeles
Preacher.

Los ANGELES. April 22.-Richard Hill
dreth, youngest son of Rev. Edward Hill
dreth, a Congregational minister, was
drowned this evening in Pico-street Lake,
near the terminus OF the electric road He
went out with a cousin to battle, and not
being able to swim, got beyond his depth
and sank before help could be summoned,
The morning call., 1893-04-23
CAPITAL REMOVAL

an jose organizing us FOTceS Tor
the Fight.
SAN JOSE, April 22.-The executive COM
mttee appointed recently to manage The
fight for the removal of the capital to San
Jose met here to-day at the courthouse.
The committee on organization and order
Of business submitted its report. which was
adopted. 1t was decided to have COM
miiIee OF control, to consist Of seven men,
The morning call., 1893-04-23

will address mass-meeting at Odd Fellows
Hall. under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian Association. A large choir
OF male voices Will render a select pro-
gramme. AT o'clock the children viii
have chance TO hear him at the Grand
Opera-house
The morning call., 1893-04-23
Hoods SarsapariIIa

am now using my fourth bottle, and feel better
than have In twenty years, and consider myself
cured Use this statement as you please. L
have been In constant business hers over forty
years" FRANK C. STUART, Marshall. Mich.
Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly and
ficlently. on the liver aud bowels. 20 cents.
The morning call., 1893-04-23
A GREAT TRIUMPH.
MIR. FELTON, Congratulates.
Irving NJ. Scott.
CHAMPION WHITE CRUISER.
CongratuIatory kilograms on the
Honors Won by the San Fran
cisco-A Magnificent Record.

Ex-senator Charles n. FELTON, yesterday
sent the following telegram TO Irving NJ
The morning call., 1893-04-23
WAGE SCHEDULES
Under Discussion at Los
Angeles.

TERMINAL ROADS TROUBLES.
Tie Trainmen Seeking an Understand
ing With the Corporation Officers
of the Brotherhoods Present.
The morning call., 1893-04-23
Kim6'S International Law Directory, 1898.
THE WORLDS LAW TI2EGT0RY

INVALUABLE TO LAWYERS & MERCHANTS.
Ready 9Th OF April. Sent post paid by the pub-
fishers. BoWDEN, HUDSON Il CO.. 23 Red Lion
money order for 20 cents Contains a list OF able
lawyers in AL parts OF the world; lawyers profess
siona cards. ep1tOme OF English aud foreign patent
laws; legal teegraphIc code; powers OF attorney,
etc Cireu ars in all parts OF the world in use at
large number Of cousui7tes
What The press said of last edition: THE object
Is an exec lent oHe."-Canadian Gazette. ''rhis
book viii I'LL gap that has long been visible ~
Madras Times. "Should ind Its way Into the ONCE
OF every solicitor And merehant."-Tho Observer.
London. sD2S II IN
The morning call., 1893-04-23

William Il. Clarke was arrested yesterday for
forging bis laiheI's name 10 a S25 check on the
First National Bank.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

81 A,asa,,.,. -,
at Nh ~, i.l"ss "niid WIN meet
TODAY nj ny y w, ~" Lamar street
~, u m
DAYS a,yn i,s',ler, VINO was injured . few
fence Il ;,S h. ypihSl9n WIN barb wirr
l.'p'Vs"s h'oelN'
iiuumphries Spencer will build q
i hg'l S.e business house on the corner
=" .Nihth and Main streets.
The gold medal awarded nv tho n.n,.
scher Nerein 10 the best drilled member
,uI the fncibles wlts won by G. y. FL
NUT
The. j. L. Cooper sued few DAYS
ago by II, H. Paddock for debt and
foreclosure Is not Dr. i l.. Cooper I'D
physician.
The visiting wheclmen with the civ
members rode ont 20 Ye Arlington Inn
last night and had dinner. after which
ihc prizes were eiver TO HE victorious
ones IN yesterdays races.
]. Il. Harbout has sev,r,1 ias CON.
ncctiou with W H. To,ior ana a,,,e va 40
Sherman 10 accent n place WHY NIDr,,tv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

The Gazette reporter. on his rounds
yesterday. wandered into the busy office
Of the Combination Oil Cure company.
and asked Mr. u. Mont, Reilly how It
was that two different companies were
using his name us their secretary, one
claiming 10 be The OH Cure and thc
other the "Bye Combination OIL Cure
MIR Reilly replied that he had noticed
that other companies hnd boon using his
name lut that he had no connection
whatever with any medical company ex-
cent The DR. ID. NJ. Rye Combination
directors OF the Bye Combination OH
Cure held In this city, about two weeks
ago. | being a stoCkhOlder in said com
pany, they saw tit to tender me the posi-
ton of secretary for the state Of T,AHs.
and ] have accepted the place, aud am
In no way connected with any other of
flee, although ii Inns he.n advertised
that am connected with another office
In this state. The only "Cumbilntion
on Cure office in Texas is In Fort Worth
aud DIR. Il. II, Bye is president aud am
secretary of that company. which has
been capitalized by the directors FOR
SljOOOO. There are only two offices in
the United States, one here and the other
in Kansas City. Tie Coordination Oil
Cure company will later establish of
fees in every state In the Union, and
the public will be appriscd of the fact. ~
Mr. Rely was also asked IL the 'Iiyc
Combination OIL Cure company" had my
connection with an. Office ut Dali
las. and lie replied. "none what
ever. we are happy To say" The
DR., d. VI. Bye Combination ON Cmc
company having established the only Of
flee In the South In Fort Worth, our
people should rally to their support, and
ser the wonderful business they arc do
lug, aud cures they are accomplishing
Among those cured being an old county
treasurer. who had been afflicted with
two cancers for over thirty years Dr.
j. b. Boyd, who Is now entirely we'll
DR. Boyd was in the city yesterday
looking AZ happy ~ n big snhOwer
aud said he believed DIR. Bye was thu
greatest physician that had ever lived
since the Great Physician" who opclod
lie ewes Of the blind. The "Combinntiol
ON Cure company" will soon build a
sanitarium in Fort Worth. at n cost Of
$4,000. Until then, their offices and
laboratory are on the corner of Second
and Houston streets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
AZ NcTDENr OF THE TIME.


Austin, Tex, May 1.--tSppcial1 As
the reeders of The Gazette Will relnenl-
Der, the Hon. G, j. Baker Of Tom Green
county Is at present occupying the posi-.
ton OF commissioner of the general land
office. He is a wcll-posted lawyer 4
man of pleasing personal points aud
possessed also of valuable acquaintance
with the pc'uliaritics Of Texas lands
aud the laws relative thereto,
There Is not a quiptcr man IN appear
auce 10 br found In Austin to-day than
lie; none more even and uurutllcd In
temper, more mild In manncr-yct |
doubt II there is a nur of inore determ-
inntion. of more decided views or one
more set in purpose.
These characteristics were strongly set
forth by n little incident which occurred
recently. II was a time when Interest
over the Impeachment proceedings wAs at
fever heat, Arguments pro and con We're
being delivered before the scuate, and
the fate OF the commissioner hung IN
ting balance. and with it, 50 the boys
evidently believed. hung the fate of
many u clerk In that department
In the midst Of the uncertainty their
uneasiness grew rs the hours passed.
One Of the most distinguished attorneys
OF the Austin bar was pleading the cause
Of their chief before the high cOurt of
Impeachment, They could stand 1t no
longer, and several of them waited on
the commissioner pro tenn, requesting his
permission TO ~ over to the capital and
hear the speech
Colonel Baker leaned back in the land
commissioners great, sOit-cushiouVd
easy chair and looked at his petitioners
through the windows of his Eyeglasses.
bchlnd which his eyes glpamed AZ might
have cleaned the lights bchind the win
dows OF one of those old-timc kitchens
where HOSPITALITY and sbrpr md kind
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

There was u most enjoyable evening
spent at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Branham's 1904 East First street. given
in honor of Miss Annie Holden of this
city, aud Mrs. Nergie Boatright of Gran
bury. Several hours were spent in games
of various kinds and at 1870 o'clock
refreshments We're served. Those pres
ent Were: Misses Sallc and Mollie
Maben, I4da Buchanon, Anna Ross,
Matte More, Lena Wickum. Jessie
Gideon. Ora Staulcup, Annie johnson,
Bertha Williamson, Mollie Walker.
Alma Branham. Messrs. Albert Hol-
den, Delos Bronson. Edgar Searerson
OF Rhomc. Ed More. George Hollig.
WORTH George Gideon. Ed Buchanon.
Oscar Holden of Granbury, j. johnson.
Hogan Adams of Thorps Spring. T..
Garrett. $. 5. Williamson Fred Robins,
Wilcie Pierce. Jim NJ =. Gill.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

When A. II. Blitz returned 10 Cincin-
mai from Fort Worth he AZ once SET
about forming Il stock company for me
manufacture of roofing. flooring and
other tiling, and general terra Gotta
work. In this he was successful ana
the company has been formed and ar
ficles of Incorporation drawn under Tue
laws of Kentucky. and the corporation
win be chartered and have = legal ex'
isience this week. II will be known a.
the Franco-Texan Tile and Terra Gotta
company. The names Of the incolpora'
tors ana n copy OF the charter will bs
published in few days.
Mr.. Bltz Will return TO Fort Worth
some time this mouth 20 make
the necessary arrangements foi
a site and commence the con
struction Of the buildings to receive the
necessary macllners. In addition "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
THE wHEnLMEN's BANouET.

We Panther City Cyclers entertained
We Visiting Whcelmen in proper style
at "Ne Arlington Inn during their
visit aud the first meet of '',Hhe Panther
City Cyclers" was well attended and
thoroughly enjoyed by all present
Winner, Howard Convey, Dallas, bicycle
suit. by Washer Bros; winner second
prize, o. IL. Van Ranssaeler, bicycle
shoes, Weltman Bros.
Second race. one-fourih mile dash,
open to ull-Winuer. W. Il. Tuckabcrry.
gold medal, by i. H. Mtchill; winner
second prize, Roach Of Plano, bicycle
Third race. one mile dash, free to
all.-Winner, w. II. Tackaberry, gold
medal. Morehous Il AIcBridc winner
second prize. Convey Of Dallas, diction.
airy, 10y G. y. Smith x Go.
Fourth race, one-half mile dash. open
to ull--Winner. Patterson of Gaines
Vile. Tex. merchandise to the amount
Of $50. also bicycle shoes, by Hunter
Harold & Maddox; winner second prize,
Covey of Dallas, stop watch, by The
T. H. Collins company.
Fifth race. Tarrant County Champion
ship, one mile-Winner, Van Hanssae-
Ter, Fort Worth. prize, gold medal, by
'rhe Panther City Cyclers.'
1hc event Of the day was the five
mile race-Entries, Patterson, C9y.ey'
Van Rnnssacler and Tackaberry Win
ner, W. Il. T'ackaberry, Fort Worth,
prize. gold medal, purchased by friends.
After the races the members of the
Panther City Cyclers. with the visiting
wheelmen from Denver, Col, Parsons,
Kan, Kansas City, Mo, Dallas. Plano
and other Texas points, all retired TO
''Ye Arlington Inn where the Prizes
were distributed to the successful wheel
men.
The umbrella. which was to be given
On the boys race. was voted TO MT
Roach of Plano. by every one present
on account of his accident on the track,
extending their sympathies win 4, :.
We tender our sincere thanks TO
Messrs. McIlain & Nudge of 'Ne Ar,
iington Inn for the tempting menu ana
elegant service.
WBlIS PRATT
q. II. COX,
q. l.. PRESCOTT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Austin, Tex. May (Speciall Tho
Gazette published some days ago the
fact that the house OF representatives
had turned is attention from "a hill for
an act TO he entitled an act to amend
an act entitled an act. aud was dcvot-
It's legislative energies to dominoos.
Since that time things have changed.
Domnocs have taken u hnck.set and only
few Of the old-inshined members,
aud occasionally a couple Of pages in
dulge ia douiluocs. Checkers are now the
fash M. aud every day while the senate
Is struggling with the Impeachment case,
and when the house Is not engaged Ia
its brief diurunl grabs nt the vital- OF
the general appropriation bill the mcns
bcrs crowd iip round the reporters table
and SEE select few of their number
engaged in an exciting IL bloodlrss con.
TEST over the checker honrd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Bedford, Tex. May L. (Speciail-.
sam Ewalt, formerly in business at this
place, is spending n few days with friends
here.
The musical social at the residence of
Matt. French ON Saturday night was n
very enjoyable affair.
Several Bedford people have recently
purchased fine new buggies
Mr., and Mrs. Cautrall visited friends
in Fort Worth last week.
Prof. z. ID. Kcnnnmer has moved to
Bedford with his family. They occupy
the Prichard residence.
Richard Valentine has been appointed
postmaster ut Bedford
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
A DEMOCRAT ELECTED TO CON.
GVESS

San Francisco, May The contest Of
Warren English DEM for the seat of
Congrcssman-clcct liilhorn liepl of the
Third California district; is probably sue
cessful, a recount Of Altamont precinct,
Alameda county. where fraud was
charged, giving English seven majority
there instead of twenty-five for l1ilb0rn,
as the first return showed. The change
is sufficient to overcome llilborn's sup
posed plurality of twenty-five in the dis
fritt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

I,niIeI states Claim Agent stevens and Gov
ernor Throckmorton went 10 Nacona tonight
10 take testimony In Indian depreciation
riaims They will RETURN TO gainesville
next Friday and remain until the following
I'uesday, when they Will 20 to Denton.
They Will be IN Denton several days
A heavy rain fell over all paris Of the
cept az Valley view. The reported cyclone
there seems to have been merly strong
wind, lacking much th Dimensions of q
cyclone.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
AUSTIN BUDGET
THE SENATE WILL SIT TWO
WEEKS AS A COURT.


Austin, Tex. May Especially The
senate metamorphosed itself into u high
court of Impeachment today. aud taking
M the cs,se of the state land commits.
sioncr, began TO tr,tit Oh the facts
The attorneys on both sides are pre-.
nariug themselves for bitter fight. and
thcre h eve " evidence that ii will lie a
deeply interesting event.
From all that san be gathered of the
situation It is safe 20 say that II will be-
~ least two weeks before the rase IS
iiually disposed of.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
INJURED IN A RUNAWAY

Monday night as Charlie Baker was
driving home from the pavilion and
when near the old cemetery he was
run into by some one, His horse became
frightened and got beyond his control
lie managed TO keep the animal IN ihe
middle of the road until he reached
fonrth and Elm streets whore the We
hiclc was overturned and he was thro,vn
to the ground, inilicting serious bruises
aud severely injuring. though not frnc-
turing. his left arm. He was taken to
his residence where medical attention
was. given him and at last accounts was
resting as easily as could be expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Colonel Carey w. Styles. the well.
known journalist, passed through Tic
horI Yesterday ON his way TO his home
~ Stephcnsyllle. For several months he
mas been under the treatment Of physi-
in and ont Of the newspaper nrofes sien
stored TO health.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

The clenrings of the associated banks
Of this city yesterday were $3.50, 30T .OG.
For tic corresponding day last year the
increase of more than 100 per cent, and
" is not Il phenomenal increase for this
city by any means.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

~ h INV lex, dex.. Aprn 1, iSl3.
y elftifs soncerni
As.t,ai' Y s mat the Guardian Fire
a d m ,solpany Of London. En-
lvi y 4. respects fully eomnile1
V M, ieAAs as condiiions nrerc y
nii eo.,, vg,lness In ibis ststc
fsI 's'Al,ahy holds a ,.s,t i,,e 49, I,
: 4 M, nv oilicc pntitiin,.' I 4, ~.
y ~ q ing, ser Twelve months
Y Dssnhc' ai,,naty isl8. ia the
n sii 4, ISL Given under
4 ~ *; X oncc IN Austin, lin.
- 4 lhs.ssl ing Commissioner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Austin. Tex. My l.--t Especially --Whcn
tho house reached the miscellaneous
items IN the general appropriation bill
REPRESENTATIVE Rowcll drew himself IN
Ia line Of battle and made u vigorous
onslaught en- the item to pay Captain
1. L. SEEKER two years allowance Tor
travelling and contingent expenses as
Quartermaster OF the frontier battalion.
Chapter lR Of the general laws of
1874 as amended by chapter ~. ap-
proved April ., 1883 provides that the
quartennastcr shall receive $500 year
for travelling and contingent expenses.
When Adjutapt.Gcneral Mahry came
IN Two years ago he decided that as the
Quaircrmastrr did no travelling he was
not entitled 10 the money and dlsallowed
il.
Captain SEEKER having left the service,
claims the allowance for the last two
ycnrs.
Representative Rowell moved to amend
the lill by striking this item out. aud
the question was debated with consider
able warmth. a nation to table the
am, rdmcnt, however. being subsequently,
adopted
IL appears TO he the conclusion Of
the house that the law cUntcmplatcs
the payment of this item regardless Of
the amount of travelling done. They cast
no reflection. however. upon the adult
liant. general or upon his construction of
the mattcr. commcndatory statements
both rs 20 him aud the motives prompt
ing his rulings being made by those who
were opposed TO disallowing the claim.
The house committee ON military affairs
has also just reported fayorahly a lill
to repeal the acts hy authority OF which
the item has been heretofore paid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

ynur duties arc and 80 10 l. n amy nan
fails 90 Perform his duty, shall nod
no fault with him hut | can Quickly Ills
pense with his services
i was as nseless to look through tho
windows Of those spectacles into the
mind of the man which save light to
the eyes hchind them. and hone to find
there anything hit the most unaltcrnhlc
determination TO follow oni the strairht
line Of duty N laid down hy strict
construction OF the law, as il is to look
through the windows OF that od-timo
Kitchen and expect 80 see there the
high-heclcd. low-neckcd rdjuucts Of
frothy social dissipation, os ANYTHING else
hut evidence of honest, homely industry
aud integrity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

A resident Of Butler county, Kan, Is
said TO Lave taken the Keelcy cure foI
the fishing habit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
aseRLkcs Knrlre

/ Fo rissai . Are Insurance agents
n ~ ple notice 10 the public.
|li.- " Nay !, 1899, we Will moi
" any one except upon The
IN llf premium III casb
|sa sessr.sl Zaln Cetti, Grain
q issgne Allen and Goodel. n.
Ma, W. hwayne. Ban q.
A. nmnnsA' Van zandt gram
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
nsruae ron ssu1

u f svG 200 CATTLE IN SWISH.
y b el.v r NE Iule pasture on
|sal NIX reach OF Amarillo, good
~ is- az winter privileges II re-
80 = IlspAI.I. Manager.
PhoiurO, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Fort Smith, Ark, May 2,-lspeclil.l The
Arkansas river nt this point continues 10
fall slowly. Advices from Tawmn u report
point IN Tie nation, are 10 the effect that u
cyclone pissed over that post the past week.
ii WAS i've miles wide, demolished HOUSES.
fences. timber aud destroyed crops. Houses
were blown away and their contents scat,
ter'd over the country. Dozens Of families
are rendered homeless their household
No fatalities nrr reported No H. Louis
train here since Saturday, hut trafiic on the
Frisco, North, VIII probably be resumed
tomorrow.
ANTELL PROGRESS.
Audl. Tex. May -iSpccinl1-A
new hotel Will be opened mp this or next
week and also u new grocery house,