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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

g'Htirc Of q jag In the Hast stage Of col.
lapse. One of the ruosiers stood on one
irs aud regarded her critically. while thc
t,ker aud Huglr factions. drawn up ON
opposite sides ut the road. hurst into
lamentations.
Sure they've Kilt M poor haste
Aeh. mcin lNleines schicrcn. Ged
COME, chck.chick -cmck-rhlck-ch
tutcut- l-eudnncuJ Come rhcky."
lave her be- She'll come to-"
Maybe ehe's urcd und wants resd."
While the crowd was expressing onn-
louf ami sympathy the second rooster
was stretching himself evidently Ia SEQ
H. lic was all right. Having satisfied
himself on this point he lifted up his
voice in triumphinl "Curiuck -n-dnodlc-
doo.oo-oo,oo" II was q formal nnnounc,-
meni that be would do the deciding for
me party. There was GREATNESS silence
its the rooster walked in q dipnifird man
ner onc' around the prnstratr hen. Thcn
~ turnrd toward tho Eskcrs' house aud
une,, German faction hurst into cheers.
neg erowcd too quickly Slowly the
rock executed q 'hout-fncc vancouver
hnl took three PAGES In tho other III.
rreliun. III was The Irish now 10 tbn
ioro, aud the Bogarts fell upon each
others necks and went for 10Y The
rooster .gfaNely turned toward tho plnce
ne proceedings with dirnhed interest,
nnh then there occurred a strange and
nnt1Ward thing 'rhey toll d op Avenuc
ID that the rooster winked MD right tvr
raised ono foot 10 HE hoax, and tyddled
his claws ut lho learned recorder, AM
,nllnii,i,s,e'kahle lpwloss Ind conrcmptuous
tWlddlc, Then he gaI' loudly disdniu.
fH .squaWh, Happed his wings. and low
ol into the woods, followed hv tho otNor
rooster and the suddenly revived hon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


c A Roy, Louisville; Il A Bryan. Kan
sns City.J G. CnwthOrn. Memphis: O Il
CoiQuitt Terrell: y II Ryland, New
York \ j TOriiur. Providence, II. III;
q II Reynolds, Chckosho; q Gibson
and wih', ST. l.ouis; G Gibson, ST. Louis:
NJ A Hertz. Galveston; j A Kcmp, Wich-
itn Falls; Il q Outcalt. Lincoln. Neh.;
l. Sands, Michigan; VI Hickman, Wa
co; j ID LOWS, Chicago; Mrs. 4 Dew
crank. Decatur; A Deveraux Iccatur:
A l. Shoemaker. City. W II Oliver la
dan Territory: A McBee. Handley: /
COIN. Cincinnati; /. /. Spurry. Chicago;
w Srhlduf, San Angelo; \ j Will Gin
clnnnti; \ i Burton, Kansas City; Miss
Jessie McAlurrly, Gainesville, G. A
Fucker. Atlanta; George Roger Mid
land. NJ Jones, Amarillo; j g Carpen-
Ter, Sherman; @ Bunker, Cincinnui:
j + Lcslie, sherman. III LodermHn, City;
g VI Clisbcc, llcnHcttn; J VI Thompson,
Austin; j W Iegg Dnllas; r. Il Carver,
Henrietta; q II rirqua and wife, Anna
iillo, Il + Fife, $ Louis; II. D. tObhs.
san Antonio. J NJ Shaw. Naynsou: W
J Foster, Nnvnsntn; ; Il Scott, Morlh;
NJ Even, Lower. G Spounce and wife.
Wellington; W Ncwhad and wife.
Wellington. II T. Han and wife. WoEiug
ton; j Il Cravius, CITY; Is Brandon,
Sow York ] r Britton, Kansas City;
Lou s Mdhoney, Lake Fork Texas; Dr.
II IL kcJehnm, N0vnsota.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

II, y. Carswell, q prominent business
man OF Decatur is in the city.
Il, H. Leonard of Strong. a prominent
cattle, feeder Of Patio Pinto county. Is in
the city -
Col. Bob Stevens Of Gainesville
owner Of the Bridgeport coal mines, Is at
the PiclSwick
Mrs, X. A. Curtis and Miss Molle
Smith of Hannibal Mo, are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. NJ. Il. Clarke AT ii0
Taylor street.
An officer from Denver is here with a
requlsiuon from Governor Waite for tho
purpose OF taking back to Colorado tho
man Vincent Foster arrested hero for
murder committed in that country.
Edgar Stanley Of Sunset, who has boon
ON a visit TO his sister. Mrs. NJ Y Elnin
returned home this morning. This Young
man enjoys the distinction Of being tbe
champion crack shot Of his axe, Ia Years
in The state.
Capt II. w. Tallant. who has bcen
very III for some weeks az his home an
the Heights at Arlington. leaves tonight
for Ihomasvillc. Ga. 10 search OF hesith
Mrs. Iallnnt will accompany linn. and
the party viii occupy General Aiannssr
ihorne's private car.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07
BAY0NNE'S FOWL CASE.

Two oosicra and hen, tdl white.
were thc cl,usc Of ihc trouble Mts.
Esker sdys they are the flower Of her
Rock. Nir Borlrt Hays iboy would be
she flower Of Nir5 Esieru Hook u they
hrluged To Mr. ijslior but they be-
long m her Mrs RogArt adds that Mrs.
lflkors flock b. composed Of an entirely
diuernir luud ofiipWera, anyway; unl ull
that part Of tyennr ID between Twelfth
md Thirteenth street. in Btypunc Is di
gided into factions over the question Hs
10 whose Hook uhe iva ropstcns aud "a
hen all white, are toe dower pt. really.
The entrance Of tho two rpletsra and
hrn gil white, into public life. was
from Mrs. HnEait'- coop to The West
seventh street pllNc station. Friday
evening, ~ consequence Of a search war.
rant obtained by Mr. l'nul Fsker. Who
swOro that the fowls lad strared away
from tho yard Of biz wifcA hide erS-
cely and been heguiled into the COOP
81 the Bogarts, VINO live a few doom.
sway on Avenue u. So the two raosioi,.
and hen. all white. spent FRIDAY nlrht
In cppp INTENDED for different and
inatherless species Of l,iped rhev we're
ablc@bodied chirkens aud expert yncaly.
ahd tho West Seventh street sliad went
iorlh 70 duty Saturday morning With
hunted expression Of countpnnuCe nnd
dark rings Ground thur eyes. The eb.ck.
eos went 20 ihr city hall In fsSl sAck
carried by Policeman tOunouv Ow,ing
10 their rcrnicious activity. MA ,,,stbT
ofioer had but litlic slnmber on the me-
ripns night, and hc proceeded to mate
W Tor " on me trolley car. thurehy N
lowing tie lune hen 10 ,.cape f,oni ih,
sack gnd huttor with alnased auna,,ls
inlo The outer air Then the ear heI
70 stop while ihe conductor. giiniuan ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

1 Tho bodice with the adjustable velvet
yoke will be smiled upon by fair maid
ems. II Is 20 made that when the yoke
~ removed q decollete evening gown is
the result. Bright. searlet-dotted swiss
i selling we'll but the other plain c0lors
lesye stepped back TO make room for the
npore elaborate patterns. The shaded
floi,ons are simply exquisite IN their dis
piat' OF bewldering colOrs. Pale blue
and salmon is new combination.
steen snd lavender Is also effective.
The shaded crepons are trimmed with
MORE ribbons and laccs.
IL Is said that tWO-toned alpaca, with
gior,s Of grtat briltancy. is soon TO be
counted among he summer novelties.
fiuue will be worn great deal this
summer, but not the pique OF the past
ahe new edition varies In price from
~ CENTS a yard to 81. One design has
invisible stripes ia hlue, pink or black
This comes AZ 10 cents. and makes a
decidedly neat gown. The 81 quality
has the effect Of satin-striped material.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07
a snAsoNApLE snaGrsr1oN.

TEXANS contemplating either business
or pleasure trip 10 the North and EAST
can do no better IN the way Of a anirk
aud comfortable Journey than by purtbns.
ing choir Tickets via the Iron Alonnfsi,
oute, which y the most dlrcct line Ia
Memphis, s. l.ouis anl all -1inis North
East and Southeast, Direct connections
nude in those cities with all Inns III
vcrging Pullman hn1c, sleeping c1rs AMI
reclining chair cans taeats fp,e, ON III
through express trains. This Is mo aniy
limo to the famous Hot Springs az Art.
ansas 1.-THE Carlsbad Of American. For
further Information and aosrripiiyc
pamphlets on the various states trnvars.J
by dis system. address John {. Iewis
travelling passenger ageut. Austin Tev
or H. 8 Townsend, general passengcr
agcnt, St 1.ous, Mo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

IN the great momentum Of the woman
s NV elnont' which gains new recruiis
Ss'etg gay, one is Inclined TO overlook the
~ shat woman was power morally.
s Sflai.y and intellectually in the
n,llteaih century, as well as tile nine
,'n, l.ni mar the doors Of the universities
w uleh 10 her, not only 10 study but
~ .aea within their sacred precincts.
III me University Of Salamanca She had
y pace and when Isabella Of Spain de-
slen lo mcguire tAe Latin tongue it was
woman she urneI for a tutor. In
10y even IN the thirteenth century. a
noole Fiorutne lady won the palm Of
V ,.i,5' ~ a. public contest in Florence
, m,sI learned doctors FROM all over the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

Information was received in this city
this morning that an excursion party
would leave Iowa on tue 18th inst. com
ing direct TO Fort Worth over the Mis-
souri,. Kansas aud Texas.
There will he some fifteen or twenty
IN the party and are residents of Cni.
hOun county.
They will prospect in aud about Fort
Worth, aud will also make trim into
the. western portion of the state.
All the parties are rcputed 10 be men
of wealth and want TO find Il suitable To-
cation 10 engage extensively in the stock
large ranches.
Tho agent who will take charge of the
party ON its arrival here states he will
use every effort to locate the new cDniprs
as near Fort Worth ms possible.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07
MAI. RANDLE'S TRIAL.
TWAS CALLED IN THE CRIMINAL
COURT Al DALLAS
festerdsy-A Motion to Quash the
Indictment overruied 49, Testi-
mony on II Motion for
Change OF Venue
TO be Heard.


Special Dispatch.
Dallas, March s. Mai j. G. Randie
was arraigncd for trial for the murder of
Ed ). Randall in the criminal court this
morning His attorney filed a motion to
quarh the special venire on account of
irrcgulariiy in lis drawings and Judge
John l.. Horny talked for two hours in
support of the motion At 1870 it was
overrucd. Another motion IN uuash the
Indictment was then made and Rundlc's
attorneys talked for two hours more.
Ihir motion was also ovcrrulcd by Judge
Clint Then came a motion for d change
OF venue and the affidavit of thrty-fye
parties who believed that Rundlr could
NOT obtain fair trial Another wrnngle
arose over this motion, The county al
turney filing counter affidavit. At
the night session it was decided To bear
testimony in support Of this motion.
Judge John l.. Henry take, Soth Shep-
ards pace for the defense. and Col. ,Ie-
rome @, KeHrby does not appear In this
trial for the state. II will take ten or
fifteen days 10 try the cast-thnt Is, ii
Il Is sent TO trial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07
LlTTLE IIsMs.

r. 7. Elervcs has an exceptionally
Mother and baby are doing we'll.
q, " Cordlngly, he spirituali,t i,,t.
urer and test medium of 81. Lonis, Mo-
Il on his ncSae tour and opea 10 IN.
eagemoni for lectures or seSuces. Ad.
dress aim at Fort Worth, Texas.
Miss Lizzie Martins many friSgds O,it
DO pleased 20 know that She has hopenli.
" entered the cuutcsi for Mir Iove'a
prize piano and VIII practically wish The
pneky little lady ward OF suo.css Ia
her eilorts SO SECURE 81. if
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

II is Of vital importance lAiI d
he understood by persons vtH
are inactive, that this conaiir z
Is finally lnductlve Of a STATE 4 %
where life hangs in the halsss
disease, diabetes, alhuminrhi ~
eases Of a very obstinate chAfsas
mature stage, and all hare %
dency. They often bafiie DE -
tlced medical skill, aud ths nd q
remedies Of materia medifa y
at the outset-that is to say w 4
neys begin 10 discharge ihef y 1
actively with Hostetter's si11t
the dangerous tendency j. IN
useful, also, Is this household Z
those ailments Of common oatf
s1pntlOn. hlllousness, dyspT4
vousness. 1t Is n afoguard asilS
and averts chronic rheumaih-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

c,,,,,eneinr Afarcil !. m ~
80 Reute wlll SD ~
t;cteis from all points "a. n
, sieGn' line. and The f'l y
Los ,, Angles, San DlesN 4, Prl
KIN 4 lI,un,ers,le at ihe ys7 .iIal
so. round "trip hs..ol5 II
t6Ol days, VIII ~
SIS 30. a,nis uee 4
eomm5dations and I'M ,ins rh1'
fornia tourists, ip,rlInl1
n.a sleepors and ssi
Sleepers. with eaiii, ors
fre,a Texas 10 Calliie....'' AZ
The excnsiiuEly l.e ,i.l y
,hs santa ne wll sls Il ~
the minds Of the Ut .one Il
thnu usual, anf. Iii "
, ,n fair. Whirh ~ 49,
Nllil'i IN H not to "a ~ ,7.i
Visitors TO The VIA is
sear Of belug llp1 iiaF
INC Worlds -meiIias Z
Frsncisc5 fair s XXI q
t,a ~ son,e buildln-' ri Il
na,s,s.biffs S' ~, az X n
or Ia The hnliel"..c rsilis.
ft.,asiiiou. and $3.50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

notion that an artistic interior cannot
the doors, draps coaches, srs hung upon
the walls and over the stairway rails.
In al OF these pliers. used with re
strain, they are beautiful and suitable.
but TO look their best they are Ike fine
pictures and should not be crowded in
poor light, nor suggest by thelr abnnd-
ance n rug sale.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07
A CRIMINAL ATrENPTs ~
Tom Kinder. on Trial fog Aal ny +,
Poison While Hh JIM ~
liberatlng


Il9 NF'7VVFTT1VH N
New Orleans. La. March =,
dispatch from Mindcn says
who was ON trial fcr mlfas,
ton with Ramsey Tgggir'
last night in Jail and y
precari0us condition. ana
die. This will make ien . re n,
sod as a result Of ne lepu,
still out. A mistial Is p''r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07
BURGLARY All THonp m

Thorp Springs. Tex. alart /,
night some one entered tila ssi.
and restaurant Of Frank Re I,
ried OF quite a lot q mil, /
etc. The exact amount canM !
tanned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07
STARED AT HIM.
For This Reason DR. Garrison of Chico
shot at Joe jackson at Bowie.


Special Dispatch.
Bowie, Tex, March Ga sho,un,
scfape occurred here this evening. il
s ,,',ii ,lal pr- II Garrison of Chico
claimed, staring at him. 4 few ,ra-5s
passed. when Garrison pulled Nj ,.rn mS ,,5
began firing. inaicting Two ar tbrN. ~" ,i a,'S
wounds ON jackson The civ L $3.50
Grady. worked up over mo AMIR NJ pa,
t'Soll Is considered danrtron man INA
= now under indictment IN, Inn, ,,',r niiu
ssiea'iiied m Wise county abont ~, y ,,sr
~ GARRISON waived cxamlnnfio, ~
80 far he has not been al.l. j.. -,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

Coostand. Dallas; stock III /.
pher Rotzern and II. And.
wave motor, james c. Wsf'i
mine door governor, d. War
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

II have hnaeh. and owned over fflr
fa4ors ~ my iie, bus never have owned
any 'qnai = those 'plalina guaranteed "a,
Sore 81 Aneerson's This is the verdict
~ every. purchaser Try enc and be
CONVINCED
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

,,.,s, 3iil,nGltelnhta, Pa, March nv.
ta.ilr shp. Indiana started q, le new
hi n5, ir.al rip today Inv hi ,,'g pre-,
,si.s, t sa,an y sons dry docl: s a.s5
s s''' S * "a ,,7mp IN charge sn 5s' \
sv@tn 'l4wn 10 ilie h,y W.. liain wall
lS,.s and prsh oai ta .'Hrsi mr.
Wy Ky =, No9kwaitr t,siess - pri'
nAs re WY take nholhef ~, ~ w ~ les-
anu Spc MIL De hack aesi;s ~ Sea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07
BANKER ROLLINS
Was DIE Financial Ally Of the Brazilian
lnsurgent Leaders.


Press Report
New York. March B--Bankcr aud pro.
moter OF electrical enterD1sers, 6. III.
Rollins, who died Of yellow fever at Rio.
was tho financial freud and advisor of
the Brazilian rebel admirals. and was
believed 20 represent the British capital
lists who fufn shed Bhe rebel funds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

ms Is the longest time required for the
vute OF any type Of headache by that
hHtge o. Remedies Pltl1STON'S HE'D
AMI Guaranteed or no pay,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

Special Dispatch.
Galveston. Tex, March 1.-THE steamship
Morgan OF the southern Pacific company
which sailed from this port March . under
command of Capt, Staples Tor Brazoa san
uago with cargo of merchandise from
Today Ia a disabled condition.
sunday morning about 10 O'Clock. when
about 100 miles out. her machinery gave
way aud she was helpless for hours until II
was temporarily repaired, when she slowly
steamed back to this port, where shc viii
be- detained several days undergoing re-.
W, T.. Counters, auditor Wntcrs-plcrcc
on company. C., W. Jones' OF Lake Chnrlcs
aud Mr. Lcvy, u travelling man from New
Orleins. were passengers on tho Morgan az
the umo " the accident.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

Tim Burgc tho "lron Man." Is STIR In
lgadon He is anxious 10 ipect Snnton
Aehott, aud openly declares that these
Is "a standing otter of 500 ihuf Abs,t,
annOl knock him oul in Ten rounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

lin RYAN ot California and Harry NJ.
Coy Of Iowa Will asht TO inish IN Ill
s"oms OF shr treH,en athlesic club, Crcs
a purse q 500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07
Ei.oouENT 6oURTE.


lie Viii Not caufcr Win croker. ''''
Special Dispatch.
nourkr Cochran Of New York arrived mere
tonight and viii remain few days. lio Is
IN his was TO Mexico. He was asked by a
Gazette correspondcnt In regard 10 tho ru.
mUfed conference that Is to be held hero
between himself Croker, Cnudert ana an.
roy He laughed in reply 70 ne question.
and said that their nll being mere at the
same time * merely a coincidence
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

Hunting clothing lamp chairs, ,,,ts
md tents at Anderson's gun storc,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

The Duties of Trnstees ep5 rr,,,;.
healion TO Teacher aud Patron Prof
l. I. Teel and Z. s. Billings
, Special School Tax: Is h INST to Tax
o1hg Man TO Educate Another Mana
Childron!-l A. Childcrs. Benbrook,
"'i ~, %eorge II Tandy,. Manchester.
Seh1ols-Any member or visitor "''''
In order TO insure a full attendance II
mas been thought hest to have fhe trus-
ices association and the teachers asso-
cation meet together. Every teacher.
very trustee and every one Interested
to he present. 'n''''u
SS2nnlS papers please copy.
III Bgck says about one-half of the
pnhue schools in tho county are now
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07
WITH OUR SCHOOLS.

County Superintendent Buck says the
teachers and trustees meeting viii con-
tene on Saturday, April Z.
MORNING SESSION, 10 O'CLOCK.
Gan to order-Prof. n. ]. CLANCY.
nv nv 9cation-George +. Hussey.
more. - iNtitl-
REe>ponse--Pmf. d. McRae.
sii Inc Teacher in History Prof. b. f.
-, should Teachers be Allowed Paw for
reaching on Legal HOlidays?-,i. H.
Dodson, Prairie Chanel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

Hunting clothing, camp ~ .',
aud tents at Anderson's rna ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

A careful housckccper always has Dr
Bulls Cough Syrup In the house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

Inc Biz CFpisef Stranis INV a.,
fos q list. y '''e nay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07
A SOLID CAR LOAD
OF loaded shells Just received at Ander
sons gun store.


Her Machinery freaks While at sea and
she Has to Put Back.
The morning news., 1894-11-04
Thomaa Weet 8 co.

The regular announcements of Thomas
West & Co. inserted on the third page are
always interesting, but the one published
to-day is especially so. Messrs. Wet &
Co have imported this season an immense
stock of dinner sets and having bought
them after the change in tariff and most
advantageously they intend Offering them
this week only at n price practically the
same as the cost of import. a genuine
Haveland I25-pclce dinner set of exquisite
decoration is to be sold at S40-just s.
less than the cost of the plain white
Haveland set. Never has such a set been
sold anywhere for less than $50 and SGJ
has been the proper figures, Thirty or
more different decorations are in stock
so the most critical selection can be made.
All the new patterns are represented and
the dinner set display Is not only beauti-
fuI. but by far the most extensive ever
made at Vests China Palace. The stock
Of cut glass, for which this establishment
is noted. is now at its best and prices have
been made extremely low. Direct impor-
tations are being opened daily and every
article is marked a the lowest possible
figure. Messrs. West 81 Co. have an
unusually attractive display this season.
Mr. West gave personal attention to its
selection and as result the store never
presented such an elegant appearance as
II does now. The advertisements OF this
establishment will always be found on
the third page Of the Morning News.
The morning news., 1894-11-04

Notes by Mr.. D. A. Usina-(a) The best
for black. o. u XIX ,, followed by
Pc B 3 seems stronger, giving black a
freer game later.
(cD Detecting and attacking immedi-
ately the weak poiAt caused by blacks
twelfth move.
ID With the object of playing Kt-K 2
and P-T3 as noted above.
(e) To prevent B-Kt 5 winning a
pawn.
6D Preparing for 20. b r P, which
black prevents by his only move.
90 Black is still kept busy defending
his weak Q b p.
(h) Q o. defending his Q P would have
been stronger. The text move loses a
move.
a. The position seems TO be about even,
though blacks game is a little cramped.
The morning news., 1894-11-04
Heavy Shipments of Oranges.

Gainesville, Fla. Nov. 3.--The Gaines
vile. Rocky Point and Micanopy rail-
road is completed TO the latter point, ana
brought out yesterday from there iive
cars of oranges There will be n double
daily schedule connecting with the Flor
ida Central and Peninsular railroad.
The packing houses are now in fun
blast and very heavy trains of oranges
are passing through here daily.
V. J. Herlong Of Herlong, Fla, has re-
moved his family TO Gainesville and will
occupy the Fildes house in East Gaines
vile.
The morning news., 1894-11-04
rwo INTER esTINo GAMES.
Tho Contestants Consuming the Full
Time Allowed Them to fake Moves.

The following interesting chess games
are taken from the correspondence
match between the Washington and Sa-
yannah clubs. The twelve games which
the two teams are contesting have all
reached the critical stage, and the play
ers on both sides are consuming the full
forty-eght hours allowed them under the
rules of the match for the consideration
OF their moves.
Mr. p. A. Usina, who has so ably con-
Quoted tho match from the Washington
end. IS spending a couple Of weeks In Sn-
vannan, and viii probably play some IN
tcrestlug games with some of the club
members.
The first game is between Mr.. J. s Mar
tln OF washington and Mr.. l. W. Walker
of Savannah. while the second one given
herewith Is being contested by Mr.. u. A.
Uslna Of Washington and Mr. J. d. Pa
The morning news., 1894-11-04
NEGRO CHAPLAIN IN DISGRACE.
He Is Dismissed From the Army After
Trial by Court Martial.

Washington. Nov. 3.-The President has
directed that Chaplain Henry p. Plummcr
a colored Maryland preacher, who was ap-
pointed July l. 1Sg3, be dismissed I'm dis-
grace from the army. Plummer was tried
by court martial recently for getting
drunk with enlisted men, 70 the scandal
Of the service, ana dsreputable conduct
In the house Of non-eommissioned
officer Of the Ninth cavalry at Fort Rob.
inson, Neb. The charges were fully sub
stantiated before the court and Plummer
In admitting the truth Of the charges
pleaded in extenuation that he was COM
PEELED 10 associate with the enlisted men
OF tho regiment. which ia a cOlored COM
mand, as the white officers avoided him
He claimed that the colOred men led him
astray. The court recommended hts dis
mifsal, the President approving the nnd-
ing after careful confederation, and Ofiic.
lal orders were ISSUED from the war de-
partment carrying Cut the sentence.
Plummcr had hitherto had a good repu-
tatlon in the service, was well educated
The morning news., 1894-11-04
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