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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06
Ropa hecha barata

81 quiers Vd. aUrtiTBe do ropA bRrAta, que
90 recibe por todoS los vaporeB de Ia PeninSpla,
aCuda
La UltEa1nQar1naS
graa fsbriea de taoacoH calle de Ii FortaleSa 60.
nina la Tanca. Hay ALI fuses ccmpletos de- ca.
uimir dssds seis pesas On adslcnta. Psntalone,
de- ide'n desde 5 haats S 81 uno. saSos de
slpacs de meiino barstiEimos. Hay tabacos J
cigsrrillos de todss vitolaS heChou Goa rsroA de
lS mejoreS vegas del pals P)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06

ES insoportGble 81 NAL olor qua 10 D0tR 81
Is parte bAjA del uegundo pusnts gus eGtG en /
SSlida de- Pusrts dc tisrra, y pArece qus Bia du-
d. Be ha ysrtido en- sque lugar algun.s matsria
qus - hSn SorrompidO. CORvsnieRts Seria qrl
la policia examinsra 10 que dspuRcsmeS qu,
oor 10 autoTidRd loOsl 90 dispuOierA el remsdit
sunvenisnte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06
\. Chevrenaont,,1A t,,1.2ss Agsa's 20. :.

l.. Chevremont. .lasISo AgSa's p.r, =,
i isla be Puerto Rico de ID sociedad Ten Eycl
POrtrdlt Co., de Auburn IN. York; hacs sabel
Bus fsyorscedoreU d pdblco, que los aptilcr
de- retratos CoaocidoH al Apiz, ,tes-point, psatsl
aguada tinta de Chipa de- dos claseS, una Sd
perior tra exteal h1a sido aumeatadoa po,
otros de diverses eatiloV cualquiers q. Sea 81 que
20 recomiende, lSmSndo mucho Il atensiSn los
,onocidos con 81 nombre de AyGstotEnt. Los trs
bajos 80 garanti5au como de loa mas ScShsdos !,
mejorGs que sc conoceH hSsts el die J presiol
muy m6dicos. Sc concsden faciidsdes para O.
oago. Mas infOrrass, Gala de la FortalsxS, ne
zero 86, altos. ae-2C
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06

AL set'vo agshts de La ConREsroNDENOIA
rn Utusdo 10 hen rohado unoS l6 peAos q. topfs
rsCSudAdoS do los SuSsripcionss del pasAdo mes,
variaS presdas do ropa J uRa mAquina do soHor.
Del sucoso 80 did parts 81 Sr. JueS Mrnicipal
qus activSmeste trst6 de descubvir los sutora'
del hscho. Por HoGperhaV hsy dstsnidoS dos mu
shachoI 90 bar tornado VI yA-iag declAraoionta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06
Las Montanas rusas
liza noveda1 I

La novedad del dia IN Pusrta de TierrsI
E'ercicios higienicos de agradable entreteni-
misntoI Aviasmos las psrGonas de gusto que
smeniEadas por una eI .slsnts orqueata fuaciona.
ran todos los iueves J domingos por Ia tarde las
montaKan rusas. Habra pues doE diAs en- Il se.
msna donds passr gratamente algunas horas On
buena compa6fa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06

Anoche eA el bale que "a celabrabA on ls
aoeisdad La Flor de Msyo," fuG vfetima DE-
IN ataqus Ia seioritA d0ns Rita Rivera. AteB
5ida convenientsments pOr 81 praSidente gsnor
C6rdensI dem6s iRdivfdueH de Ia Directive,
fu6 coHdlcida en- eoche su cSSl, donde ss en-
cuantra "a algo aIiYiSda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06
Per 81 cabo R.t ban V,oIota Sumetv

Per 81 cabO E.t. ban V,olota SumetFo '
gusrdia Rsimundo Anconel Spuz del puepto da
GuayeEilla, fue dstsnido el iRdividuo Tomfu Pc.
gan pOr hurto una gsllina. Por los guardisa
Santiago Martha Ruiz Y AadreS AriaH Oarrsto,
del pueGto de Vegs- Sic, fue detsaide 81 indiyi.
duo DomirTo SaacheE por hurto de IN barton
Goa Ia empudsdura de Gro. Por log guardias
Julian Ramos Martin, Oamilo Enrique Exp6Bito
del pusEto de Toa.alta, fu4 detenido 81 indIyiduo
Modesto Morales Mercado, reelsnsdo poE 81 iueE
de InUtrueci6n de Vega5aiS. Por loS guaYdiaa
Gil ksRtssS GaEois ! LsAudro GopGkleE PsaeuaI
del pusuto ean LsyspEe fueron dstenidos Iea
indiYifuss Juan Rsgkn , JHaR asEEeAa poE mai,
4s'0 s s:sss. g y'slPs' lEas Ealsi'lA ailE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06

AgunSH persoSaS de FaiArdo deSaAa SGbeE
icuAnto aSciSnde Ia suGcripci6n realizAds CO.
1rSdA on aquol pueblo pSra el nonumento ID
nemOria de BAldorifty de Castro RogamoS Z
4uien 70 Sspa 10 S'rvR "omuVicaraos Csc date.
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En- los dlss Is l9 ae' eorrisats celsbra Q:
Ayuntsaispto do Adjpntss festas sn hOnor 81
su patron SaR Joaqain 81 dis 10 comeasSrSy
lsu novenaS y por al programa qua henoa reCibj.
do habr6 ndsiesH, rstrataS ilunninaci6n, limosUsl
diasribuci6n de premios los aihon de laS eseus
las, bailes funcioAea reIigieaas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06

El bierpo Geueral ha dl'puasto 70 encar
qa de Ia repNrsci6n srrpgIo dsl vaateriSl del r.
mo de tslegr fas, 81 Sr don Flix BerAsOain, =
sgrsists 2 .; ss diapone 81 mismo tisnpo Gu'
el ohicia 2 de Eataci1q don J0se Vera Fer
uaadsE, pASe 81 NegoCisdc g. de Ia Admfai trGc
ci6n Cen raj.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06

Nusstro sstimsdo amigo sl DR.. den FeraSn
do Aleman Vale, ha aido confirm do en- 81 deS
tinc de Director de SAnidAd Msrit ma dslpuertt
de- ArecibO, cor Il grati6saei6R sanslGdS On o
nveuupueato corriente.
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Par el Gcbierno General 90 hen aprobado
los preSupyeatos de acopiO de piedrs mschscads
caseajo de rio, psra Is conses vsci6n de la car
rstsrs Osnt,sl comprsEdids entire Aibonito ID
playa de Ponce, "a carretera pdmero 8 de Are,
eihn Ponca nor Utusdo Adiuntan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06

So epcuontrR bAstaRte abFisds de Ia anfey.
modad que Is retisRs en- esma, en- HumEoae, u
apyacishle sehora doHa F6 Garcia GAona dc Lilo
tsas espogS del radscsor principal do nUaatrc
spreeiade cclega "El Critario," dc Humscso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06

Hoy se ha aoisrtO expleDdidamante 81 aer
vicio yd5lico q gran hotel "lcgIsterra" esta6Ia.
eido en- lo4 altos dc i. lls IL &. -sla de TetHsa,
osquiEa Cruz PsrRonas que nan v.stO esta'
notel dican que nAds tisas que enVidiAr 4 los
neioyds de las AHtillsS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06

SeguM NoB iDform& nusSteo aprssiabls Colag
!" Las notiGias" SerG aombradO Sserstsrio d.
InAtitnto de q enseEapza 81 ilustrsdo satedrk-
tiso Pbro. don Santiago Hita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06

EI Alcslde.prsidents del AyuntAmiOnto dc
Adjuatas % ha gervido invitsrnoS para ID distrl.
1aoi6a de premioS de los niEos de Les sBcuelsl
10 mks 90 diatnguierOn an los exSmenOs de
lqusllA villa, soto que tendr6 lugar el 10 de-.
actual las tres de- Ia tRrde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06

cav dc os 6ut-AssSg d los trbuaAles d. justieia,
ror mas que hay SSpsrAnsAa do que % haga luS
Sn IA isunto en- que 90 he HjAdO Il op'ni6n pk-
blica con vorlsdero iVtstSl"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06

vi sioAGo y domi go pr6xlloS da"k do
tuncisneS on JuGnA Dias 10 sompAHia de Buio
Jubsaos, y el iusveE debut'rt 10 de MASfn. Vart
con La MSScotts."
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IA Eido RombrsdO a'Sslds de- PeHueltG don
Enrique Rodriguez 6ouEalsE = Tenisntas alssl-
dsI De laI AyuntREaisstes De Gurabo, GsEeT y
ggesassss ysllsstiFamssts dsR tai9 sAla dos 3lsn
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Ea Csmuy no hay para Ia venta Sellos d
tres nj de IN caEtRvo. Els precise poHsr dos st
los de dos csAtavoa para el frarqueo dc la
sarta1 para 81 interior dc Is IslA mSs Ge uE q
por cientO de 10 legal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06

II vapOr soStero Avil6S" Saldrk del puerto
de 0sta Capital en- ruta pOr el Oouto Dc ID, ISla
maAana Rarte1 media Aoche.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06

eato d. aiamplo nsra no lesrcwss mueho 4 los
rsouerdOa dc Ia soloaia que luslsn rslollAr pOr
Ia eulAta.
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ALAMBRE
con pdas, venden baratO MulIenhOff : KOrber.

AnoShe eelebT6 sd SegundO baile de dizfral
Ia spresishle Goeiedsd q Flor de Msyo," egtahle
cida en- Puerta de TERRA. Cads vsz mas prue
ba ID Directiva de este ceRtrO, que Babs COloCsr
se en- 81 puesto que le correBponde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06
iBicIcIetasI BiciCIetssI

Ias meioreS que haStA ahorA 30 han fSbyicadoi
inglesaS, llantA neumStica de 2 ?. del meior els
tema, acabau do ser recibidas por Ion que si0
dispsta Vsadsn mas barGto.
sOBRINos DE ARMAs. a.
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I'm ls esIle de la Lunl, bAjOs de l. CASA 4
4, n informan que existeS o. .ernai dc viruC
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no don Braulio Marines Sala J el niHo GeRare
Mercado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06
GAIA.

On Csjero que debera prestsr la aansa dc
mil pesos monsdA corrionte ON efestivo, 8 Cd
squivslente ea acciones del propio Bapco Terri.
torial Agricola, con el suedo de $500 anuGles.
Un ssbCsisre 8 Guxihar de aia con 5 coo
anualeP.
U. mO1o de ofcio cobrsdor cOn S $50 anua.
les.
AdemER; un Oonserje con hsbitsci6a On il
caaa del Bsnco eI suolio de S 400 snuales.
Un Moso de ofcio con S 900 anu les.
Lss plszas de sub-cajsro y del mozo cobra.
dor, solo 20 proysertn previa propueBta del Csjs.
rs deBpues que este EeS nombrado. Los aspirsn.
ter 4 lss isdieadas PLACES dabsrSR ,presestsr sua
aolicitudes en- Las o6ciAas ds ConSsic litis On 10
altos de ID cssa nGnero 16 de la Gale lie q CruE
!e esta Ciud.d hlsts el is del coreaate MI
Las de Ia tarde pudiendo ekteadsrIas On papsI
Comdn; pgro eScritW de su prSpio puho ietrs.
dsbieado scompanar ellsI los documento1
iusti6cstivor dc su agtitud bsio todoa coscoptes
lara o. buen deasmpsho de los referidol earRoa.
Puerto Rico l.o do Ago,to de l89A.--M
PreGidsBte-P. Y.-JULIAN g. BLANOO 6-6
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r. QuihoReH, do. Jose Gsudisr, don Ed7srao
Armstrong dla Angel FsfnsvdsE.
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GQUEREIs...
Oa11n1sa8

Tableadas, de color y blancaa con
cordones, bordadas y lisaa, medias, toa-
LAS J otros objetos9
PU E S .:......
"A la acreditada camiserfa "La Ex.
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$3.50 5rsos alpaca
sAsTRERIA FRANCEsA, TIssOT
WoTtaisss sy
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06
Dr.. D. Vicente Santnni

OeEltsta Ge n FGeEliGd IL PGrts. Reclbe conSultsi
dariaB de 3 de Ia mahana de ! 3 Dc la talds
On Pence, PlAGa principal nhmeso 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-06

Este hermoso y veloz vapor saldra
de Ia Habana el dia s de Agosto para
P o.-Rico. Admitira carga en- Los
PUERTos PRNoIPALEs, de esta Isla,
FLETES CONVENCIONALES para
Santander, Corufla y Barcelo-
ma, directo y PARA TODOS LOS De
MAS PUERTOS D E ESPANA, con
trasbordo a fetes convencionales.
~! Ell vapor alumbrado con luz el9ctri-
ca tiene COMODIDADES lNMEJORA-
BLES para pasajeros de primera, segun-
da y tercera case, admitiendo pasaje pa
ra Santander, Coruna y Barcelona a pre-
clos may m6dicos. Para mas informes
dirigirse d sus consiguatarios.
A. Rauschenplat San Juan.
Christian Boysen. Ponce
Sehulze y c. Mayaguez.
Roses y. c. Arecibo.
8-5
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OONTADURIA.

OONTADURIA.
Un Oontador Tenedor de IhbroB con $500 id id
Ua Auxiliar de Ia contabilIdRd cerrenpon.
eel con ConocimientoS baatsntsa para clio dc loS
idiomss ingleI y frances con 5 1000 i'd. id.
Un EBcribiente con S $50 i'd id.
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DIRECTION:
San Justo, fente q ia MalIorauina Y!
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Ba1co Territorial Y Agricola
DE PUERTO RICO

!. = COnstituido formslmants 81 Conaoio de Ad.
miniStraci6A en- treiata del pAssdo julio ha scor-
dado ID diviEi6H de las Odsinas y ssrviSioa del
Banco en- tres departameAtas baio Il dependep.
sia Immediate del gsnor Director gerente crsaado
para atender elias por ahora las plaEas aiguisn.
tss
SECRETARIA.
Un SeCretsrio Lstrado cor 81 BueIdo dc
s 1000 snuales, moneda corrisnte.
Un O6cial auxiliar con S $40 id. i'd.
Un Escribiente con S $50 id. ID.
OONTADURIA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

Charged with Assnuit-Lynching
Threatened,

7pee''' D'Spo.e"' ~
No'H''"'a' rex Aprl l'.--No niue
eNV''e''en' was oechs''iep 'i''S evening
upon tue arrest oi Iho' "ut'S' 'hu'at-
70 Hes,"' On d ph"'se OF having 'Np'u
N'S' ""E l"'u nu'Huus H'bH' ana i'eI
remuneration OF MN ihe aoor' Oh 'l'
''' ''uu "'ru'S ue'h '''aeu "'i'''
G''e"ts VI Nnen'nB Were uy'pS upon
'"s s'''e''' "no l'u4on' We're 'oN3' %
su'eu upon 'ue streets u'Seus'ihs we
, m.','. sNo''euiy' various reports wore
isH't upo" tue h''eotS ana tnn e.'"''
OF excited ana enrhBed citizens on Ire
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

wnl Return to wRshingion Vi,
tie Rock.

BY Associated Press.
Tahlequah, /. T.. April il.-ssl
Teller, Plat and Roach. compel
special committee OF the senats Il
i've civilized tribes, arrived han
Washington yesterday The N
OF the committee. said Mr.. Tens
to Investigate the status OF The
Of the five tribes as regards III, J
der question and statehood, and N
the opinions Of the leading cstsr
the same. The distlnguishel Il.
We're met at the depot and c@dhil
ceived by chief Horrls, ex-ChlefBl
head, Attorney-Gcnerm Hastlrn|
other prominent Cherokeea. M
cortcd them 10 the beautiful cd
female seminary aud other placsl
terest in the city The commlla
pressed surprise at the degree Of Z
zutlon and enterprise among M
dians, Although they are RI iAl
Ion that change Of government
be better, stlll they also thoult
United stntes government wout
out It's agreement to remove N
truderA.
The committee left this attend
Ardmore. Chlcl,asnw nation an.
return to Washington Tuesday NJ
tie Rock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

Fifteen thousand dollars" announc-
cd the foreman Of the jury
Another rustic like the fret arose.
but was speedily qucnchod
Oic man near window shouted -
the crowd outside. Fifteen thousand
dollars. plaintiff" but he was not rep
rimanded.
Col. breckenridge rose slowly 10 his
feet All those who saw his face saw
II was nearly as white as his beard,
but his voice was clear as usual when
he spoke. in n hcsitating way, saying:
II 90 not know the practice OF this
court but wish to give the usual
notice o. motion for a new trial"
lie dropped into a seat beside hls
son. who was hardly less palo than
his father.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

special dispatch.
Cleburne, Tex, April 1.-THE Demo
cratic executive committee OF johnson
county met In Cleburne today. All the
members were present
a motion carried that on June %
primary conventions be held in each
precinct for the purpose OF selecting
delegates to the county convention.
motion carried that the county
convention shall meet June 80 for the
purpose OF selecting delegates to the
state, congressional. senatorial and
notorlal conventions, and also FOR the
purpose OF nominating Democratic
candidate for Representatives
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

Special Dispatch.
penlson. Tex April li.-Between p
and o'clock this morning nre was
discovered in the business store OF lie
Grande q Co OF Dublin. Tex. notions.
containing $4,000 worth OF goods, which
We're more or less damaged by fire or
water The goods were all boxed. hav.
ing Just been received from Dublin.
ana had not been opened. as the com.
pany Intended opening Monday. In
suranee amounted TO $4,000; damage to
building about $500,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15
VERDICT FOR MISS POLLARD
Ent-nsc Excitement la the Court
ttoom DurinR Judge Wilson'S
speech - Drecisinridge Niict-
vIewed-suu Candidate.



BY Associated Press.
Washington. April Foreman chas.
Cole OF the circuit court Jury at la5
O'Clock this afternoon announced YER
dict for the plaintiff Madeline Pol
lard. for $1,000 damages from Con-
gresham W. c. p. Breckenridge FOR
breaking his contract 10 marry her,
thus ending the long and exciting
Brecklnrldge-P Pollard breach OF promise
trial.
Sensations had fairly crowded into
the last day OF the trial. and there had
been some OF the most dramati, scenes
which ever stirred the dinEy little
court room. reeklng as II was with the
memories Of celebrated cases. There
was an approach TO n personal coll
Isiou between Judge Wilson and At
torney Chas II. stoll during the mag
nihcent closing argument Of the wash
inEton lawyer. followed by talk of n
duel. and Judge Bradley In his charge
to The jury scored Col PIN Thompson
ne a lawyer S. seldom spoken " Ia
court.
Tho furry retired AZ 1901 o. m. The
nrst ballot taken was upon tine merits
u the case, leaving ont OF con7idera-
tiou the question Of the amount OF
damages II resulted IN eleven votes
Tor a verdict In favor Of the plaintiff
aud one vote FOR the defendant There
upon the dissenting gentleman was ng-
urauyely eorncred hy ms colleagues
and for some time was argued at
ON" Vote FOR hrrckinridRr.
In speaking OF this discussion inter-
ward Foreman Cole said the luryman
displayed fully aa great familiarity
with the points ~ the testimony nH
had been evidenced by the lawyers in
their arguments They laid the case
fully before thy andumte jurymau
called ior the grounds ou when hF
boiler was bnBed, nui were finally
able DO overcome him by sheer force
Of logic
Tho next aucsilDn 60 Boz aettlcd WINS
ia. Hgura ne which tba dnmurpr
should O.. rated ana upop this matter
NOR. vag ba wildcat pgssiil. Bir,r.
.rrr r,,. .r tb,... b,rar, ,nopgbt. th,
ann ,1,.,,t s,.1 .r s.,ooo e,,pIl
d. .m.,.,.., i,.-.,,.,, r.l. ...t, t,,t
u, ~. "a ,..nr ..,,t..t. Ma.
p.u.,t ..., ,...t.,. 49,, r..t.t...,,,..
.m.'...', ' n,..,, ua.
unnecessary To- impose "'' F.'"
N''N''" pN'''AH"'@"' up"" MN
''77'"h 'i '"'a 'n''''' l''''M UNIV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

Two Miners Quarrel and N'r
are Deud.

Special Dispatch.
III Pnso, Tex, April h.-Nse,
Just reached here OF the k''u''
Monday at mining camp n
Paloma OF Jack Reddlng an0 Z
Harper, both well known mln'v :
The two were interested N
property. and about some se".
had hot words that brouEh' "
ready revolver. Both fired AZ ~
each got his man. Both W.T. !,
when the bystanders reached "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15
SCENE or CREWS cPnrS
Al rs QrI-t aud There Was Sei
ser ~ LynchIng.
an..LuL fAL-.-uA.A

w " Atl't huu lhttf was ~
ser ~ LSnching'
Special Dispatch.
Gainesville. April ll-All hm
quiet here today Everybody wul
prlsed to hon. that Crews had
taken away Things looked plan|
a while last night. but no one n
uneasy about Crews being lynsn1
few hot-heuds made themselves
but that was all.
County Attorney Jackson NV \
noon filed complaint egalnA
Jackson Crewn on three chals'I
murder. and warrants viii be l''l
once.
Meelts. the last victim, will =
to Guthrie. A good sum p y
was raised by subscription 'hl'
ing 10 buy "A coffin and ship lp'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

The Jury took fifteen ballots before
reaching their conciusion. Tho ar
ference was mainly over the aaoun,
" damages to be granted, an A.thsre
was but one man on tho fury $40 IA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15


atenographer brought to Mr.. stoli a
transcript Of Mr.. wilson's remarks.
MIR. stoll sat in his chair surrounded
by his colleagues, and gave the report
q Mr. Wilson's remarks to Mr.. 1,ut-
terworth 10 read
Talk Of IA Duel.
There was much tau, Of duel dur
Ing the noon reo0ss. Mr. stolp went
out Of court during the noon recess on
the arm OF Major Butterworth. who
seemed 10 be giving him pacific coun-
sci. Aftcrwnrd MIR. stoli said 20 an
Associated Press reporter: "Mnjor But
tcrworth is senior counsel OF the case.
I and has control OF It untl It Is finished
/ Under his advice ! shall do nothing,
/ After the case am my own master.
| Then win have my innings. 1 do not
/ care 10 say what / shall do"
As the officers OF the court entered by
the rear door for the afternoon session.
they saw Mr.. Wilson and the portly
Major Butterworth seated together In
the vostlbulo Major Butterworth had
In HE hand the Htenographer's report
/ OF Mr. Wilson'S remarks concerning
/ Mr. stoli. and was talking earnestly.
| II had been reported that Dcsha Breck-
| inrldge, son Of the defendant, had
carried a challenge from Mr.. stoll to
| Mr. Wilson, but Mr.. Breckenridge, when
nsked about it. said THE code pro-
vldes that gentleman may carry a
other. but / cannot do that, for Mr..
.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

no other way now. Befoie you the
woman comes as the law says she shall,
and what win you dog I invite you
az my last words to impale. hold him
uloft, that the world may be warned
and justice VIII cry amen and amen"
Judge nrRdIey'- Chnrgc.
At ESQ o'clock Judge Bradley began
his charge to the jury.
Judge Bradley spoke first OF the poll
luton Of the case. He said It con-
talned few interesting legal points and
II the parties had been obscure 1t
would have attracted but little atten-
ton. But because one Of the parties
had been OF national prominence, and
because he feared, Of the character Of
the details. 1t had attracted a. large
and sometimes a vulgar crowd. The
court. and even some Of the Jurors. had
| been deluged with letters conveying
suggestions. to which the writer's had
not the decsncy to sign their names.
He believed the jury had followed the
Injunction to discuss the case with
20 ono. II was inaccurate to say that
the community at large was a third
party 10 the case Except TO see that
justice was done between the parties
the world at large had no interest in
the case Public opinion should not
weigh a featherweght, abstract prin-
| ciples were not to be indicated nor
the country girl the home and the
family. Personal opinions or wishes.
based ON the relations between the
parties. or other facts. were not 10
be considered It was only ques-
ton whether a contract 10 marry ex-
listed and whether, II broken there
was an excuse FOR breaking It, The
verdict was not 10 vlndlcate the char
acter OF either party. Although much
OF the testimony was unfit to be re-
Viewed It was 10 be said, to the credit OF
the parties that they handled the in
delicate details az carefully and
decently as possible. Nearly all
OF the counsel had observed
the same restraint and he re-
retted this could not be said OF all
the counsel tJiere all eyes were turned
10 Col PIN Thompson)
RevoitInR standard Of Manhood.
Any revolving standards OF manhood
which had been set up were not to be
weighed az evidence. nor were collnt-
rral details 10 be allowed TO obscure
the main issue The credit to bee pluc-
ed upon the testimony OF plaintiff and
defendant whore they differed was to
be Judged I'm the Hight Of the characters