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, 1893-09-08
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Die Gc6aftion beS v2t6en6blattes" bat
BON DerlGBlicber Settle 8enntntB er6alten
bon eirem betriiben6en Sale groBer gtoth
IN elmer bropen oeutlben 6amtltc, berurz
iadt Durc6 bic i9ltmmen 3eiten, BEN fie
ibren' 2eiern mtttbeiIt, in Der !6offn1ng,
6aB Der Sine ober Nl1bere bieletc6t 0tat6
ipeiB. SIS betrifft Die in @aQace Str,
2lDon6ole, pobnbafte Tamilie DeS Scbubz
macbcrS 6ern1ann 2at9e. Ser Wtann
fam Dor eintger 3eit nit ben Seiten bon
8erlin bier6er, tonnte aber btSlan9 troB
allen 8erniibens feline 8ei6Gfttgung ftnben,
in Solgc bciien bic aus acbt Berionen be-
itebenOe Somilte it6 in itberaus beOrGngtcr
Sage b~eftn6et. 9art9e lit Elm ie6r geibidter
S6u6maber, uno piirbe itcb 9llidlicb
icDGBet, in leiner Brofeiiton Qlrbett 5u fin
ben, III Ober auBer benz 6auie. N(1Berbem
bat ct iib ou6 i1on ais 9lnitrei6er perz
iu6t, unO fOnnte AUDI in Oieier @igeni6aft
beibdftt9t tper6en. ST iii arbeitlam un0
niibtern; ct mill 6urcbauS nic6t bic 0ffent=
li6e WttlOtbdtt9teit IN Qlniprub nebmen,
ionbern 9uIes, mas ct piinibt, lit 9(rbeit.
Sonn ir9eno elmer ser 2eier ibm ba5u be-
biilfltb ietn? S6neQe 9ilfe IN bieier
6initbt tDut 6ringenbit moth! Die 2ofolz
reOafttpn OeS yNbenbblattes" lit gerne be-
rett, ettpatge 3uicbrtftcn D0er QrbettSofferz
ten al 0ermann &ange 81 beforoern.
, 1893-09-08
Gin fahrfartenfdIihsr perhaftet.

Die 0ctectioes PaDton unb @Qtott bon
6er Capitalization perbaiteten 9eitern 9toc6s
mittNg etnen Mann, NamenS George 8,
&o8erS, Ser cine gan5e Nn5abl GrrBerit gez
i9ift 9cfdli6bter Tobrfarten Scr Bcnniplz
Dania, SuinotS Central, 9fortbpeltern,
Burlington un0 &Dd Sslan6 8abnen an
l1nterbdnoler p%erfauft boben iou. 9te
Detectives fanben &ogers baburcb, 6oB itc
einem iun9en Manne, Ser I'M 8oitamt
mach 8riefen fir George 6. 0togers fregte,
fol9ten. 9eriel6e gin8 in bos 6ouS $50.
36 @larfitraBe, Ste 8eamten troten binter
ibm in Gin 3immer Elm un0 fonOen BORT
&ogerS fcit iblafen6 i'm 8ette. Der Sc
iommt6etrag Der an Bic lGnterbdnoler berz
%fauftcn 6abrtarten iOu ii9 auf $1,000 be-
lQufen.
, 1893-09-08
Observation-Disclosures Srouen= unO
Rtnoer= Gh6re.

Die 9amen fin0 9~cbetelt, iitb 6reitag,
ben 8. September, punft s u6r IbcnoS,
int Brobelocale ein8ufinben, tpd6renb Bic
Gtnber Oieien Somitag, friib Inn 10 lt6r,
itG} I'M Strit WtetboOiit G0urdb 8lo6 elm
ftnoen tpDQen.
Sci oteien Pro6en per6en Sic BGiie fir
Die an Den nG9lten Samita9en itattftn6enz
Dem Concerto ouf Oct WeltauSitclun9 aus
9e9eben.
q. 6 abeuberger, Dir.
, 1893-09-08
= en- elmer 9p0e ser 66icoon 0(ne

- Sn elmer 3eIc Ser Chicago Q(De, Sta
tin befin6et it5 cine 6rau, iDelc6e iic5 t0eiz
CERT, i6ren 9famen an3u8eben. Sic mur0e
III Ser Derloiienen Nac5t in 6aft 8enon=
men, neil ie 5icuO5 in Den StraBen bcrumz
tpanDcrtc uno itc9 lpie cine Srriinni8e be-
naDu1.
, 1893-09-08
Stdotiihes.
Ourh et9ene hano.

2tus unbefanntcn Griinoen mad9t frau Sers
tholo Pepper i'm n6auIt 3ouie" iRrem
&cben ourd cine RepoIperfu9el Elm
Gnoe.
, 1893-09-08
Gin metbItcber RGuber.

Ser @eiDGftSrei1en6e S. 6. 8ra0b tpur6e
geitcrn 9(benb Dor benz Sauie SEQ. 1876
WabiiOnitr. bon Der 9trne Wfap Wbeeler
arfgeforbert, nit ibr in eine 8irtbl6oft
gu 9eben unb ite gu traftiren. Der 5teiienoe
foI9te Der Nufforberung. Bum 9anf bafiir
entrtB iDm baS Srauelt5immer cine Stole
500 IN 8anfnotelt, bic ct unDoriicbtigcr
8eile seigte, unb pcrbuftete. Spdter purOe
MaD auer6in8S per6aftet. 6i6ter 8rao@
nell itbermteS tie beute &ormitta9 inter
$500 benz @riminal8ertcbt.
, 1893-09-08

9leine 2(n5ei8en in Ser 9ben6au5gobe
Der Sutnois StaatS5&ttung foiten, penrt
nicBt mc6r pie 5eDn 28Orte, 10 Gents, ie0eS
tpeitere Q8Ort l Sent.
, 1893-09-08

Die Mbeubz QluSgabe Der SuinoiS Stats
5eitung iinbet iiberaQ sic freunolicblte 9(uf=
uobme. 8reis 1Gent per Summer, 6 Gents
per @Ghe.
, 1893-09-08

Nbonnirt auf 6as Mben6blatt Ser SQinoia
Staatss 3eitung. 9rets l Sent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
MUCH STRONGER
Was All the List on the Stock
Exchange Yesterday.
THE BANK STATEMENT GOOD,
Much Better Than Expected, Showing moro
Money on Hand Rates Tor Honey
Fairly Low-Coilon Move
menl and Prices.
MELRoY & GILBERT

New Orleas, La, JAM 7.-McElroy &
Gilbert say
Futures To-day has boon one Of gem
eral disappointment. Everybody expect.
cd that he extremely heavy iulling OF
Of the movement OF the week ending
Yesterday would have q stimulating in-
ilucnce on Liverpool. but instead we
find that the market was 2U4 lower
while, however spots continued steady
with afr halfholidny business, 1000
bales. Some arc inclined 90 believe that
the strength of deliveries yesterday was
due principally tO the buying to- replace
The cotton destroyed hy fire. The real
governing influence today seems tO hive
been the review If the New York III
u1ucinl Chronicle on the movement 80
far which as TINT journal expresses H..
seems tO Indicate crop of 6.SUO,OUl
An estimate of this magnitude from such
very conservative source has had a
great deal of weight and the result has
bccu liberal realizing by longs causing
% decline Ut 10 points here and y points
in New York
Spot dcmaud here continues good the
sales for the half day footing up to $500
bales FROM lnctors tables and 1000 bales
bales tD arrive at unchanged prices. Tx
porIers inform us that Liverpool still
continues To- buy freely aud 1t seems
possible that the market viii for some
tim" to come hc steady MS both New York
and New Orleans, must he uuiavorably
affected hy the uuti-Option agitation.
Receipts nt ul ports today viii prob
ably aggregate 1000 bales against H.
600 hulcs last year New Orleans ok.
poets Monday 1000 bales against I 1000
bales here and $1,000 bales nc all ports.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Inune's room or boudor' This room
of AnniGs has been opened into the
duwinErpGm hy tnlliug down The
wall on that Side. IL forms q clarmug
nlcoyc and its ground stone couiug shows
u.s. great age.
Ia the dlnlug-room, q fine, large
apartment We come again upon the
old wallis, SIS tuot thick which give
very deep window rccossca. In lila
room hang the portraits uf Annie l.au-
fio and her husband, Alexander Hcrul-
h0n, They are hNlilpngth, ht-alEp
Annie'H hlir Is dark brown, and she
has fun dark cycs-it ~ difficult 10 sny
whether brown or deep hazel, ! in
ohne to the latter Whoever doctorcd
the second verse ol The Origna song
J hoard % credited TO "Alrs Gwndy"
10y grand nephew OF Bunes who-
ever u was no had apparouily no
knowledge of Che portrait for you an
kuow lac has given Annie dirk blue
o'c'
The nose Is long and straight Tho
ndrr lip fuli, as ihoush "somc bcp had
Ftung it newly lho that of Suck
ilng's bride 4 true Scotch face of
type 60 be met any day in Edinburgh,
ar amy other Scotch town She Ia m
evening dress NJ white satin. and sho
wears no Jewels, but the pearls Ia her
hair
hAlN NA NNf MNiililNN hlHNNNfkNl AliNA
she light wis best from below. There,
fore, W. an dropped upon our knppa
ana might have boon taken hy a casual
observer ns worahippera at some sac
cred shrine Annie looked down upM
ua mcthOught, with q roguisl air and
hchlnd thu somewhat dcmure EXPIRES
Mun | imciod there lurhcd the nis-
cMuyuus spirit wlld wrought such
havoc with tho heart al Douglas cf
tinglaud, and then illtod him two hun
drvd odd years ago Il wis Douglas of
tinglnnd who wrote the SONY
Alexander Ferguson Che husband of
Aunio laurie has handsome. youth.
iul iaee, with dark eyes and curling
HAIR His cont rs mpWn and lila whist
cont hlu0 embroidered with wold and ne
weors anandant lace IN the charming
u Was at MnxWeiton h0use An.
Mes birthplace lhat 4 came across
fho uiWlug lhh ~ tho chain Of evi.
dolpo uint tNcs Che authorship OF tho
song epon DoOhlas OF fmeand Fling.
llnN - ln Che PARISH ni palry, M thn
4llnoem sliilhe ol lNitkondhdght ana
pNnNNs WAS d somewhat meme neigh.
hng Ql annie.
the pyeHont propNelQf of Maxwell.
ton hnuse Rs Slr fmillls laurie n,
1nerly rector of ST. John'a. pndiinri,o
Mhen lo was Known as Sip Nnlln.
baYleys lle look ihc Ngnie of l.anria
Meeu ~ Succeeded to $50 family ~
n'ei nf hWNiNa 81 Is desgondent IN
l,f Nalifr thigd baroneb aad broth.
sir llnilts phcci h n,y hands IN.
ger vl which hp Sold / ndcht niale ,vhsl
use Nked. aud this lelter conlai1ed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

the missing link While the song has
been generally credited 20 Douglas 81
Finciand. Il has always boon a matter
Of tradition rather than actual fact
But to The important letter.
10 was written in 1872 hy triend 20
Sir ilmiiius. and relates an incident
which took place in 1851 At ihni ume
the writer, whom wc win call Mr. &c.,,
wns on q visit with ha wife to some
friends in Yorkshire. Mrs r. WIS
n somewhat famous singer of b1llads,
singing them with taste and patius a
few friends were infited 70 meet them
one evening. and after the ladies' had
retired To the drawing room. their h0s-
tess asked Mrs h. TO sing. Aud she
sang annie Laurie" IN the modern re-
vision. just as we nll sing e.
Among the guests was an old lady IN
her ninety-scvonih ycnr She gave close
attention 90 thn singing Of the ballad
and when Mrs b. had finished she
spoke up. "Thank yen. thank you very
much. But they're ON tho words my
grandfather wrote Then she repeated
the first verso as she knew ~
Tho next day Mr. and Mrs b.
called upon her. and in the meantime
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
ATWOOD vIOLETT q co.

New Orleans La, Jan. e. Specially
Atwood Violet 4 Go. say:
Futurs-A disappointing Liverpool
whrro Che Improvement of one To two
points was lost aud the closing one to
two lower WIS caused hy large rr1liz.
ing by thn longs, and not because of
depression hy Che short interest. After
opening . lower than last night FUR
thcr decline of three point. was establish
cd. IpIUy's experience has shown how
largely sentiment governs speculation.
yesterday the outlook WIS mllish as
Liverpool wps expected To- Doe consider
ably higher but q considerable liquidn-
ton took place owing Co the weaker feel.
ing here. Our New York telegram sgil
the Chronicle apparently estimated the
crop nt GND.OOO bales and this caused
SOME selling but Dt the snme time wngcrs
sent from here Co New York AGAINST
NdUOOO bales wore not accepted there.
10 only proves the majority are readv to
accept amy figures estimating crop very
much larger than everybody calculates Il
Who is considered Uu authority A few
DAYS ngD Mr. Nell more thnu confirmed
DIS O,-UO OuO-hUlp estimate In December
aud yet the market declined ON IL. The
truth ls. tine long interest ~ timid about
0uii-upliuu legIslulinu. and we can nc
count for Che decline today Ia no other
Nuv.
We estimate port receipts this week
from 10000 hnlcs to 10000 bales
against 100000 bnlCs lust yenr. The
amount char came into sight last yenr
WINS about 22i,OOO bales. We will give
ON Monday our estimate for this week
Port receipts today 81 600 bales aenmgt
3lOOO bales last year. Estimate for
Monday hero 1000 balcs against 1000
bulcs last year aud 81 900 bnlcs an an
ports last year and 22.OOO bales I'm 1875
some of the 100000 bale crop proplp
sny we are making u mistake in compar-
ing with 1850. but their real cause of
criticism rs that 10 shows so strongly
usalLst q crop Of even G.JOO.OOO hnlps.
We think the market viii Doe hiphpr
here for Monday no matter whit Liver.
pool docs.
Mr.. Nrill Publishes statement 10.
morrow showing couclusiycy that fine
European supply from Oct lat to ucNt
o'tohcr VIII ho 0,2uO,ODO bales iucudnr
lhr American crop of six aud quarter
uuu allowing for u European consunp.
tlou OF only 100000 bales Wockly dur,n,,
thr strike which SIR Ellison snys ID il
there viii loo European stocks Of Mi
Kinds ON October next of about 3JOOOO
hnlcs provided FiuncrS resume from
date their natural consumption of 1Sl.
600 bales weekly while the st0cl. lost
October was 100000 bales
Spots closed quiet mud steady. Solps.
3NDO bales. Quotations unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

was written the year after hor mar
rage. Aud 1t IS pleasant to- see tat
she had suci entire trust in AleN0hdei
Ferrussu. Evidently She cherished no
lingering regrets ior Douglas oi ring
land
In following mp the "fairy' foot stems
Of Annie Laurie ! came men olhef.
wholly different but off rqua ih'eieH'
those Of Robert Burns.
At Craigd1uOck house Is kept "lhe
Whistle" " bis poem OF that name
Burns tells the story Of IL pa 2 ,hote.
II was brought into Scotland by %
doughty Dane u ihp train of ANIME
Queen of James VI llc had won n pm =
drinking bout. 10 was chahem,se
whistle 90 use o modern term lhe
mnn who mvc the last whistle upon y
before mmblng under the table dead
drunk won H.
Let us not be severe; we must re-
member It was drinking agr.
Now. after various vicis1tudes, Inv
whistle came into possession of Laurie
OF AlnvNpltou. and then passed INTO
the hnnds of lldlell of the stme COR
nection. I'inally came the last drink
Ing skirmish u which it was go appear
and which is clu0mdod 10y Burns.
This final drinking bout took place
Oct No. 100 Tho thToo champions
were Sir Robert Laurie Of M0Xwclt0n.
Alexander Foruaon of Craigdauock
an eminent lawyer and who must
think have been grandson Of Annie
Laurie and Captain Riddrl of Frior's
Cnrc, uutinmry ard friend of Burns.
The contest took place nc trInr's
Cnrse, aud Alexander Ferguson gave
The last faint whistle before going un-
dor the table. aud won the prize, which
ever since has been kept at Croigdar
rock
Tho whistle IL large, Of durl, brown
wood, aud .s SIT iu silver cup upon
which Is engraved the fact that IL is
BURNS whistle together with the
date of tue contest A silver chain Oh
attached 90 &C.. but 30 rcposos on vel
vet, under glass. it is 900 precious to
use.
lu Glcucairn too. Us Lagrau. the
farm bought boy William Nicol of Edu.
bnrgh, friend of Burns, whogc0n took
place the festivities COMMUNICATED
iu Willie Brcwcd a Peck o. Maui
Aud 10 all lovers Of Burns the very
name Of Glcucain viii recall bis cE-
quisitc Lament lpou Jpmcs." thr last
earl for tender p0thos not surpassed
by amy other off DOS poems.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
The Man Who Wrote the Song
Didn't Get the Girl.
HISTORY OLA KING LOVE SONG.
While Douglas Was Certainly Sweet on Annie
She Loved Ferguson
Religious Differences May Have Had Some
Thing 10 DO With tho Failure Of Annie
10 Look Favosby on Douglas
The Ornlnsl Words.
40 rho snnday Gngellel

laurie" 10 b. creation Of the s0ng-
writer's fancy. or perhaps some Scotch
peasant eirl. Ike Higlilmd Mary nnu
most Of the hcroincs of Robert Burns
m either case they are mistaken.
Annie Laurie was born in the pur-
pie. 30 10 speak, 40 M0Xwclton house
in tho beautiful Glen of the Cnirn--
Glencairn Her home was in The heart
of the most PASTORAL lovely vi Scottish
shircs -thnt of Dumfrics Her birth
- thus set down by her father in what
81 called the Bnriorg Ms;
at the pleasure OF the Almighty God,
my daughter. Anna Laurie, was huru
upon the iUtl day of December, luSt
years nbout u O'Clock In ihc morning.
and was baptized by Mr.. Goo.
minister of Glcncniu
Her father was Sir Robert Laurie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

49, '" ''"''' anu "'"N' u WINDOW
tr's father aud mother. tlp l1ttrr of her
EIlhIl"'hrr ana lrandmolhrr Those
llNEe , ,'oht4 are about two feet
iII''' lH' lulNuls ol ihn bride aud
u,''',I" "ln 'hu iho dolt oft the murrugc
S,, .N' up'n thrm together with the
iP'"l' al,,p9Iai'ns' which bcuu among
, ",l "I, N'Nl't7 Two luufrl loves
wv" H'.lg, NFtuN spWpcr YirIdH. Below
H' tluuuiaihrr marriage stone is cat
J." 'inl'' 'N' l"uoWhE:
I@',W the LORD build the house
uyE lN'"i ll VAIN who build.
u''' hl'u's were put zap at the time
Ol 'u' HlutIlaEp, uEd Doe accordance with
.u "h,ipul 0l'lu't CUSTOM Such stones
a,i 'A,'v,"'| lur'' aud these are the
| "N'F vNrH nave happened upon.
| INfhtu IrOllrp "i the plantations about
MAAWrltnh is thc rowan or mountain u4b
,ir't' heavily loaded with thrir srarlpt
n'i Tues Mhrh / WINS ihcrc.
hnoNnE. mp ut che Glen from Maxwell.
! loIN lh' cWmupys of Cuiglnuock house
! "It seen.
10 Is distant about five miles. and An.
| ME had not for tO ronipyc from, br, r,t
| crS house tu that of her husbands Shc
! vas rs 1J tlr time of her marriage
lhr lrrgusous arc a mucb olI,r
| iumily us families ara rncLnn"l G.,,,
tho IUuios rcrgusons of Craipdor.
] ..H
( William the Lion md Kic' 'UuI,r ~ ~
/ O2ll-12l9l -
grtfp,lorr,,l b.,,.
/ foot uf one of nm, t,r"a u'"' tnV
| wntera unite to t,rtr ,. NHna "i1'Ua'
hills draw together here nnd r I,,' nm a Hr
! of spclus0n io The bn,,, ',,h, ~ W. I'
The house. lnrpn nnJ DI,st.',,,iI 81 'it'l'I''
the picturpsuupusss nj 49,, ,'"i' i"'1 y
s pale pink i'm IAN, viii, ,,.i,i wy. WI,
aud copiugs of French r,"y ,r,, h7
licatc cutuucn.tnr yiu. ,,in',, NV
stones off 10. Tbcro nre mnttg i.,
| Of lawns and Mundane gLr,iI '"'l.'
I'm ON, pIarr Croi.,i",.r,,,,,,il "pDvil's ana
! L,., ,ii,.Irt i".tu"IInoh water has
iu one pnrt bv n ii"b brido. 'P e,.
feed upon the blps. tnnund ,rii, 49,
PASTURES ut the soutb and .La,,,,,.
! Highland cattle i'm thr npi,dov, L.J,,,s
a heavy wood uvoi.hnnrs An IN, n,rti
There Is plenty OF Gup fiubrr AN Lo
grounds. hccphes and i,rr1f suv,r a.,
and pspvcNlly TO bp nntupd ,,,.i.,
lurch,s with knees and oIbov,s NJ .J}
ouks. given to thc propriotnr M, G.,rl,,
IL, WHOM the lnrch WINS Gtsf i1troinc,I
into Scotland
Tho prpseut proprietor of tbe CroIc
dnroch Ia CAPTAIN robert T'c,,.,,,,,,," Z.
tho fourth gnnrr,fi,,, Ia, liz "r"u %,
from Annie Laurie ''''' "''''",
Religion has niwnvs bcnp , ,,,,,i,. !
question I'm Scotland ana ,bn,,t N,,"tNH
limo Tho nnmrs rognI W,iu, ,"u
fcr0city Upr fatbnr Sir B,I.4 Cullul
was ID bitter rpomy ~ tbn ,, ,"'a,iV'
ana his npmp OnJs sar,,,,.i I,t".,g
ppvinllc fome In u,rtro,',. W 'l'. ull
tlds sort cut ,iron I'M" n,,r mi,
rrnyostoncs. '"N
'Douglns of S,enbousc T,rr,, ~ NJ.
fffiNAN va hANA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
JACKSOND N
The Anniversary Of the BalIsdh
Duly Celebrated by Dan''1
Several POlult

Boston, Mass, Jan. led
Jackson dinner of the WI
Democracy was held 90 %
house this afternoon. about Y
of the party being presf
Russell, James y. Carroll
=. llamlin were the primes
llamlin compared Andrew
Grover Cleveland, showins
advocated the same tarir WI
called for the stcadfast sall
latter In his efforts toward
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
me COTTON PTnp-

Henrietta. Tex. Jan. -fSpo5eiA
Fire was discovered In tho cotton yorl
of Leigl0r a. Uphum about o'clock Mis-
Afternoon. and before Il could be extin.
guishod iifty-dye bales OF cotton were
destroyed.
The fire is supposed 90 have orieinntpd
from boys smoking cigarettes En- tbe
yard This is the third Gre which ms
ocomTed here IN the past ton DAYS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

lyalle, Tex Jan T. Especially Tho
oid Dillard Irrigation company lrecentlv
Mnvod) has begun the construction az
q iarsc dam just south of here ON the
l.eona river. A canal 10 De dag from
we dam viii irngate am immense nraa
"l rieh land, The project of slnkinr
aricsian wells q Ia hc tricd M o1bo~
parties and General Russ has insf ~
ne contract for the first one 10 bo sunh
threo miles west OF town.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Like summer broezes signing
Hcr yoicc IS Uw mn sweet
Her voice is low an sweet
An she's a the world to me,
An for bonny Annie laurie
I'D las me down an der.
This verse has touch Of the true
lyric fire. aud "shcs ~ che world to
me" Is worthy Of Robbie Burns himself
And us fO The "gOWuus,' 7. Ton one,
shall always cling Go them, since j picked
thWi on the lawns of Cfaiglnr rock
The gowan. hy The way, i5 thc moon
daisy of old England, aud The white
weed or fold daisy of New England,
now gonicnliy called Marguerite"
The music Of the song Is modprh md
was composed by Lady John Scott, aunt
by marriage of the present duke NJ
Buccleuch The composer was only
guessed at for many years. but some
what recently she has acknowledged the
authorship.
Mnxwclion house sits hieh upon It's
"biacs" Il ia "harlod'' without and
painted white. aud Is bulls around three
sides Of o. sunny court Ivy cInmOrs
tbnfuly about Co. over the entrance
Ia tho opposite wings are inserted two
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

iersey City, Jan. 49, Charles pesebetl
mas ,Nrenared 8 petition Tor prosentofion
20 tee United States government hrnnph
lhe British coWsnl at Washington asainS
Tor Indemnity ~ a million dollars fs-
,he Killing of Edward Hallmger n Rfit
sa sNDiecg, ilallmger wss hanrp1 Do
- Aof 'he murder Of Mary Peterson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
MNnEs REMOVAL.

san Antonio feX.. Jan o. iSpcrlDll
Iant. J0mes Mcneil, .he ranger cnptnm Who
for alleged lneficipuCy. nttfibnfeJ I'D ~.
Woiol To personal feelings on mo para Of
Muny' Mcneil has on excellent reputation
w u9 uucef nnd uuu, dud he hfs Inagv
mas been unfairly treated. An of NirNcu's
company NUT the service with him ana tbn
section on me border whore they were sfn.
the company Afforded
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
MANSION.


Geo. A. Scaling, 81. Louis; ]. W. Carter,
i'ullus; u, J.. Hamilton, Grandvlcw: j, II.
Latham, Dublin; VI. Bryan, Vernon Hon.
Geo. Brggs, England, T.. q. AcchtCnucht
81, /. * $. W. l,y.; II. H. Kelly. Gaines.
Nilc Ga; G.. ~, Vim. DCuison. ~. ID. AC-
l,orey, Briar Creek james j. Huynes Lon
don; w. A. Punge, Waco; J. H.. Payne.
Waco; Colonel Wilson, $. Army !. 10.
j. Vs. Joyce. Hcnrlctta; Jas. H. Van Rcus.
sclavr r. W. x II. g.. Iy.; Tom g. 'rhump-
SON. United States Army, Dallas; ~. NJ.
Holmes, Kendollvllle. Ind; l;ufus -. Star.
Wrlls Ed %. Willis, Tyler. 4. II, Boyer,
vernon; g. a. BComuu. CumWuChc; L. w.
Cartwright Wichita Fails; H. r. Martin,
Tomanche; J. $. Grinnan, Terrell; q. A..
Lowe Brenhnm; Wright y. Taylor. Wealth.
ertord, W. l.. Coleman, Iowa Park: Jim
Johnson. Mineral Wells; Joe Towing TcVus;
City; Geo. +. GarYn, Gazette; II. W. Shcl-
ton ~ LOniAi III. q. HOrd, Swcetwatcr;
NJ Barnett New ornnns: g. Comstock,
B. p. McBermoti 1rlmgfaiinI 'i Inn, lbjl'PPG a2e
and daughter. Nclmu T. A.! w. II. Lang..
ton. ~. Vernon. Tex: Dr. John Duke. Al.
tola, Alyagado: robert Gnbbic. Anslln:
G.: H. GAUSS, san Antonio; y. LnclllHud,
Mnco; IT, y. Jackson. san Antonio: W. 1.
Nicholson' Gonzales; r. g. Chcesmau. san
Cook, San Antonio; d. G.. Petty. Robcrts.
vile ~ !, u. McDunOugh DenlaOu; ID.
r Holt. Harold; H. L. stnuhcld. San An.
tt2nio; NJ q. Nuld, san Antonio, vs.. a.
galloway san Antonio; J. ~. Boyle. rryns:
u. G. Gregg Texas; Miss Aluude Whiting.
t9h NlN; Alex Irotten, Curronton. Mo-:
y H. Edison, ChlldreSs; NJ. H. Sauney
Paris; Arthur ]. ri,dalc, Paln Durn; Il.
Houston, Bellevue; Frank r. Carter H. s.
Army Luke Hcnm. Baird; Mode Hearn,
Baird; Tom G.. Thompson IT, \. ArWy:
X ID. Startling y, - Army; j. w. Wilson
y, Army; j. " Roach, Wentherford;
III. IS. nowzer Cincinnati; O. w. Batch,
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PICKwtCK

g. N, Auiec st, Louis; j. g. Hodges and
dnhElter, lnrisi John Meuditt. sherman
Jus McnqitL sherman; g. -. Snyder. War,
rem d.; J. y luUuie. Dallas: j. H. Fnries
liNskh W. n. Forbes, llaskn: Ng Frnucis
S"iege; sam j. l.geg ana brother Tcxar.
k1nn; Mrs buCun Saunders Bouh1n; j. a
Chapman. Dallas; W. ~. RnyAfer Waco.
" n; Wells, Nashville, Tenn; S. -. Felt
Meridian; A, C. Iruey. kausas Oiiy: Jas
g. Jctt' Dallas; Mrs, NJ, W. Atl.Jns and
VIM Hunter ST. Louls; w. L. Eilwood.
66seikinb' \; NJ Stonsbum, neKalh; Il. b.
osborne Clchume; j. w. Al0ycs. Dallas:
geo r. Taylor, lampasos; H. G. Ware,
colorado CITY. }. II. Harvey Decatur: r..
r. Michael, OhlO r. $. Barnpa. North caro-.
,nai IL Kapg. Bowie; Z; Il Deaidman.
phia' y. g. Rny Chicago: n. Rose. Tox1r.
kama; ], IL. White, Quonah n. Edwards
Nqfpus Christi; Nat Duke. 81 Louis. Il.
W. knltiite', Dallas; r., n Kemp. White.
wright; II. III. RonWear. Pine Hlun. AK.
p. D. Farmer, Arlington. Frank vi. Hollnni
Cincinnati: 4. g. Reynolds, Dallas. i n
whitney Louisville; Sid r. Swlnk. DgiIos.
w, W. johnson, Sirawn Tex: Joscph III.
Gail los Angeles, Cal: q. Melaskey Net,
York; Frank Walsh, 81, Louis.