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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-30
Last Nights Pittsburg Fire.

PITTSBURG, Pa, October 30.-The loss
by last nights Liberty street fire, by which
]. j. Porter & Company's wholesale milIin-
cry establishment was almost totally de-
stroyed will not exceed Sl500OO, on which
there is S103, 900 insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-30
Orders for the Castfne.

Orders have been issued for the gunboat
Castine, now at New York, to proceed at
once to Montevideo for a three years
cruise on the South Atlantic station The
other vess Is on that station are the flag
ship Newark and the corvette Yantic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-30

$8e proof Of f8e puootns Is
IN f6e eating. 9pesferoap's
Star contained 81 columns
Of aeoerfisemenfs. m,aee up
Of S65 separate announce
raenfs.. t8ese advertisers
foas9f pa8fieifp-nof merefp
space.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Syracuse. N. Y. Nov. 17.--Riordan,
the pugiiist, who was knocked uncon-
scious last night by Bob titzsiminons.
died at tie Canda House at $50 tnl4
morning. Fltzslmmons has been locked
up.
Capt dlorl engaged Corporation
Counsel Charles E. lde Of this city as
counsel for FltzslmmOns. Fitzslm-
mons was arraigned on charge Of
manslaughter In the FIRST degree.
When he appeared before Judge NOR
throp for ban IL was discovered tnat
his attorney mad famed to waive ex-
animation IN his bendlf. TINS for
mnlity was necessary before he could
be released. and he was locked In the
courthouse cell until the police Justice
could be found.
After the autopsy held on Riordans
remains ceruncate was Issued give
ing the sause OF death, "Hemorrhage
within incraclal cavity, CAUSING COM
preston OF brain" Rlordan was found
to be IN perfect health. DIR. Tolman,
who conducted the autopsy, says
Riordnn must have been struck ter
rife blow on the chin which was COM
munlcated direct with the base OF the
brain. The depression OF the right
side OF the brain is very deep. and re-
NAMED So half hour after the clot
was removed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

lAe ehiuonniers OF Paris have Iost
their r9de-ut least il mas h.cn', 'O9'
totaiiy modified that they no Longer ~
sue ~ N us ancient Ior.n. 1he 49,
ana art from every house used We 800 ~
poured OUT into The street before ~
'front.' door each evening at o. I vs.
oeioek' ana tie chiffonnler. WIN ~,
lantern and his hook in his hanSs n's
nus basket on his back. arrived N, a "aa
anu taked the heaps over. 10 see VII.
ne could ind In them. But II becs r rae
toIpieuen either to throw the reSnae
mo me atefts or bring II out nj MIR 'Se
~ was prescribed that IL ahomis
carried down In the early mornIn,. oe
box. which Is placed, full. M M -
ana Is empued before . o'clock int ~
aust carts, which 20 round saoh AUG sne
nc uhiilouniers, therefore ha,,a
iShssr the opportunity OF pielslng ~
uhe art, Tor Il has ceased To offa, -, vnyr
IN an accessible form; they hbra user
the most part. to carry on ,bai, Ior
aiter me refuse Is discharged from rue ,Se
carts at the depots. and. eonsen,,a an, me
nave almost disappeared frnn, ~
suee,s' Ihey cannot be rega rie5 s"e
loss Tor they were. OF necessIt,, s ~
ana PAD smelling. ana looked o. lily
prowied about with their ami Ia, as tney
IA .hs dark. like speotres OF misershiiss
eviiness But. all the same they ,,
thoroughly typical OF old paris = p, were
woods Magazine. slack
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Syracuse. N. Y. Nov. H-Fitzsini-
mons said to the Associated Press re-
porter tonight: II feel at this moment
as II l would no, care II ] never put
on glove again. Mind you. ! DO not
say that what did had anything 10
do with poor Rlordan's death, FOR l
know It had not. AT the same time.
this affair viii have nothing to do with
my meeting with CorDett, | shall meet
him n am alive. II Is absurd 10 think
that l would have hit Con" to hurt
him. He was my sparrlng partner. l
paid him Il salary to spar with me.
and II hit him hard he would not go
on for me. Before We went on with
our act. Rlordan said TO me: Go easy
q blt tonight Bob am not feeling
we got together. and after bit
touched him with my left on the q est
ana face and intended that he would
counter and mix things a little. re
led out with his right and left All
stepped back. as he did not land, an
his effort seemed to jar him. Thea we
came together again, and he ssRed
Captain Glorl TO call time. and 4 san
that he was shaky and pretty soon he
settled down upon his knees AID ptt
has hands behind him upon the st.Lc
and laid down. II was all over Ia thirty
seconds. snail never think that ! am
In any way responsible for his death.
would do anything In my powi. to
bring the poor fellow back."
Riordan's funeral Will take place to-
morrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

New Orleans. La, Nov l7.-Local
sporting people do not believe that
the killing OF Con Riordan Will have
any effect on the Corbett- FitzslnmJus
hght which they generally believe VIII
be fought here, The stdte Legislature
does not meet for nearly two years,
and there ~ no strong public sent-
mont against lighting in New url 'aua.
The fact OF the death of Rlordau.
Will regretted among litzHimmons'
friends and the public generally. VIII
have no clfct on the local clubs. the
officials OF which said today that their
lights would take place as announced.
and that they could probably pull Off
the biz contest In some quarters
the opinion " expressed that the fatal
result OF last nights exhibition Will
for some time have an effect ON Fltz.
Fimlbcns confidsnc9 IN rnlsclf tTO-
fosAor Duny said .lnignt; II believe
mistake was made In letting Riordan
so on | have always insisted about
letting any man enter the ring or
box. when | have been around, who IL
intoxicated or who has been drinking
to any extent. The llghtcst kind NJ
blow at any time 10 liable TO prove
tHtnl IN the case OF a man who has
been drinking liquor ! do not think
that last nights occurrence Will have
any efect IN the big 'ighs ana none
OF fltHa friends have any douot that
he VIII get out of his trouble. They
know mat ne IL hlg-hoartcd aud that
nobody regrets more sincerely than he
thr unfortunate outcome OF the uNhi-
billion"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Decatur, H.. Nov iT-James j. Cor
bett was seen I'm bis rooms nj his hotel
after a hard walk this afternoon ana
ASKED his opinion about the death OF
Rlordan lie said: II am sory 10
near of the accident because such oc-
eurrtnces hurt boxing, II makes 1t
look as u the sport was really a ,ugar-
Gus ana brutal, when II is not Il. all
" knew Rlordan In san FrancIsco
and | knew he was weak with diseasc.
lie was IN no condition to 20 In such
an exhibition, II he had run a hun.
dfed yards II might have killed him.
lie WIS without lie and had been
drinking too, so when he got a little
tap ON the Jaw he was knocked sense
lons and never came to. But II he had
been sober II would have made no
difference The only thing | would
blame Ftz for would be for taking
such man to box with A man like
Fit2 does not think how much better a
man he Ia than his partner and he goes
10 giving II 20 his partner too hard,
harder than nc can stand.
But that dld not have anything to
do with this accident, | know It was
beceuse Riordan was not ut to do that
Kind OF work, L, has been the same
with these boys who have been Killed
In boxing exhibitions, have known
OF other cases like This. A man gets
little tap on the Jaw and It knocks
i'm serselcss He never comes out ~
H. because he hos not no enough 20
set over anything, II this accident
to ilts delays our match l viii walt
Tor aim Just as long as necessary and
men give him fight or, II any one
else wants 10 step In, In the mean
time, | am ready TO meet them, thtn
meet Fitz RftcrWard"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
JAPAN CALLS HAWAII.
She wants 10 Know II the Sugar
Kings People Want PIgtniis.

San Francisco, Cal, Nov. 1.-THE
steamer Australia viii h arrived to-
day from Ho o ulu brings news of
diplomatic corr Gp0ndence Licating
somewhat ralned relau ms between
the governments Of Hawaii and Japan.
1t is reported that Full, the Japanese
eonsul-sehetal at Honolulu. sent
communication to Foreign Minister
hatch complaining Of statement re-
ported to have been made by Mr.
rhurston, Hawaiian minister 10 the
United States, In an interview publish
ed In an American paper Mir. Thurs
ton Ia charged with having said that
II was the Intention OF his government
70 root out the Japancse and Chinese
IN hawaii. The con nj x moral de-
mands To know whether the Hawaiian
government endorsed the words OF
Vhurston.
In his reply. Minister Hatch politely
declined 10 recognize the authenticity
or q reported newspaper interview and
stated that he did not believe Nina
ttt thur5ton had made the assertion
attributed to him.
Minister Hatch IL said to hay. intl-
mated, however. that His goy-rnm mt
dld not desire to see European Ia.
borers substituted for the large num-
Der Of Japanese and Chinese lahorera
VINO are hooking to the lslands. He
also declared that there was no desire
to annoy the Japanese laborers now
N Hawaii and that their rights would
be fully protected. The Hawai- an
government is said to be much worried
over the large number OF Americans
who are Rocking TO Honolulu In search
OF remuneratlve employment which he
not TO be had, and who threaten 10
become a public charge, Over 200 OF
THIS class are expected to arrive In
one week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
ROBERT FlTzSIMMoNs SOBBED
WHEN THEY TOLD HIN RroRDAN
WAS DEAD.
Compensation of the Brain Caused
Denth--Parson Dsvie. TrIe. TO Ex-
plain the Thing Away. saying II
Wn- Purely an Accident.

Syracuse. N. Y. Nov. l7.--con Rior-
dan died at the candee house at $3.50
this morning. About o'clock he was
in the same state OF Inconsistencies
in which he had ben oil the evening
when his labored breathing and ner-
yons twltching OF the muscles OF his
face and body warned the physicians
that death was approaching. At 1915
o'clock his breathing had almost en-
tirely stopped and at $3.50 DR.. Totten
pronounced him llfeless. AT his bed
side at the time OF his death were
three physielans and about twenty
members q the local sporting ffa:er-
nifty.
fitzslmmons, when informed OF his
death, was much affected and burst
into aobs. t'itzslmmons has been
locked w awaiting the aetioa % the
coroner,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Chicago. Nov. i5.--Charles L. tParson)
Davies, who had Con Riordan under his
management for nearly year, spar
ring with jackson, says;
HIordan. while d clever boxer. was
very heavy drlnker. While with
jackson he would often not show M
Tor the entertainment untn time to 10
on. and would usually be fun. lie
was one OF the kind OF drinkers whom
liquor made dun and heavy, and 10
whom any over exertlon would o. IA
BILE 70 prove dangerous, II not fatal.
think II purely an accident, as Fitg
is not very vicious boxer. Riordan
also had q habit. while boxing OF step
pn!g in, and would thus meet a blow.
which, II striking him at a vital point
would be liable TO put him out This
stepping In" while It would catch the
crowd. was always dangerous, and
think II win be found he ana this LASS
nisht. and taken into consideration
with his normal condition Of being
STUPID from liquor. II can only Ne
classed as an accident. which, IL hap.
psning TO person OF any other pro
fesslon, would have little or no atten-
ZION paid to It."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

AIbuquerQuo, n. NJ, Nov. 17.-Last
night at Magdalena, youth OF this clty,
ia Horn, Of the mercantile firm OF
HON, Creighton < Graves. and Scott
Reed. cowT 4, got into a quarrel and
commenced Shooting at each other Both
are dead. Horn and Reed were gentle
men. Reed had killed man.
scott Reed was COW boy. lie had
been IN town for few days and had
been drinking. He had quarrel with
Edward Horn, Both drew pistols and
commenced shooting. Reed was killed
instantly and Horn died In half an
hour. Reeds father was a rnnchman,
owning the old Fowler ranch, which
was made famous In New Mexico on
account OF It's previous OWNER Vowler)
having killed twelve men during his
life time. Fowler was hanged by the
VlBllants in socorro. eight years ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

wy i"F atAhh tfHtcrhhys
ST. Louis Nov. IA party OF eighty
1--WE or the leading business mon OF
st Louls left here this evening ON
special train over the Iron Mountain
ana Cotton Belt railroads Jlund Tor
Waco TcN, The party VIII be gone u
week. during which time they win
NlAit the Cotton PalGco exposition auI
various points In Texas. asst VI tho
trlp VIII be made Ia the day utn1, an
whore II Is possible stops WI be ma le
over night 10 Give the eecur,A n.s,s
ample opportunity 10 get ac iuniut"d
with the people OF TeNas. 'rns cars
have been furnished with everything
that tends 20 make such a trip enjoy
ablc. aud thoroughly good tine Is
an .cipated by all.
The speclul train viii arrive at Texar-
KAMA sunday evening at z o'clock, at
Mount Pleasant, rcS, Monday at D n.
M AZ PitIshurg at 40 "A. IN, Tyler al
IL M Corscana at p. M: Waco Mon
day evening az O'Clock. Leave Waco
tuesday at midnight, arrive n Dallas
az n. m. Wednt sdny ana ROMAN an
guy Arrive at Fort Worth at d. m.
wednesday, and remain until IA d, m.
Thursday arrive at Greenvlue az u.
~. lucsday, Al sherman at & D. m.
ana rema IN until II y. m: arrive NJ
camden Friday at H. NJ, ana Pine
Sun az D. ~; Jonosboro Mt 9 D. M.
reaching 81. Louis Saturday morning nj
o'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Muskogec, 1, T., Nov i7,-pcputy
Marshal MoGn and posse had a night
thla morning with three OF the Cooks.
one marshal WAS wounded, Cherokee
b.ll fatally shot. his horse lull a and
the other two OF the gang arrested.
Cnorol0c I'm, the nerosst one OF the
sNng' Ia one OF It's main supporters.
Tue government has set a prlee OF $3.50
on MS body. Two suspects were
brought n and nut in jaii tois
afternoon. The clua.ns have raised
a fund OF $1,000 TO put force OF oih-
cors In the neld 70 aselat ia the cap
turc. To-nisht heavy force OF oiii-
GERS went ont on a secret hunt but II
Is not known where they went
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
THE PRESS COMMITTEES GRIP
IS FASTENED FIRMLY ON FACTS OF
THE X. OF l.. CONVENTION.
CIashe. Are Reported TO Have oc-
Cured In the Meeting and the Conn
mIttee Laborins strenuousiy TO
f. Prevent Publications..

New Orleans, Nov. 1.-THE Knights
Of Labor were in session nine or ten
hours today and there is good authority
for the statement that the press com
mittee have been suppressIng facts and
that the real work OF tho session Is
not being very fully given to the public
through the official press committee.
There have been many clashes In the
meeting, but the committee has striven
to suppress the information respecting
them.
The principal business transacted at
the evening session. according TO tie
press committee. was consideration Of
the cases OF fifteen subordinate ASSEM-
blles, which had been suspended and
referred to the general assembly. This
created the necessity of prolong,ng the
session from o'clock to $50. wien all
journment was had to s p. m.
Master Workman Sovereign s,Gtcl
that It had been intended to elecl OIL
GERS for the ensuing year today, but
that the election had been deferred 10
Monday on account OF the hearing W
the cases mentioned above.
From good authority 1t is learned
that the afternoon session was taken
up with the hearing of the PennsylN1-
mia miners cases. no conclusion Icing
reached when the regular afternoon ad-
Journment was taken. The miners have
not concluded their statements. and
five OF them have been given nftear
minutes each TO present arguments and
facts. The Sovereign contlns"n, haa
been reinforced, 1t is said, by the airi-
val of two delegates in response to tele-
grams and who were admitted without
the Formally or having to go through
the credentials committee to ties. relr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
A DounLE KILLING.
Scott Reed Killed uy one Horn, But
Dies Avenged.

Yesterday morning MIR. James Reed
OF this city received the following
by wire:
"Soeorro. N. NJ. Nov. I7-Scott
Reed and Horn killed eacn other last
night Burial tomorrow.
"HONK BLACKIDGE."
This meager report Is al lngt has
been heard, Scott Reed vas we'll
known In this city, and WAS II brother
of Mrs. Don -. Adams. james Reed
and Miss Matte Reed. He was tue
son OF the late Capt. Jam g ID. Reed,
II prominent cattleman. VINO ditd over
a year agos-The killing Is tliYugn; 10
have occurred at Mdgdalenn, but as
Socorro was the nearest .t!vsruph sta
ton was sent from tn
Reed had many friends In this city,
all OF whom sinc3reiy regret his un-
timely end. lie was possessad uf
whole-souled, ioylal disposition and
was liked ty all.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Chicago. Nov 1.-THE numbers Of
the new American Base Ban nssocln-
Ton met again today at the Grand Pa
enc hotel, but adjourned in short
time without taking any action toward
the formation Of n circuit Tho aaso-
ciatlon VIII meet again In this city No
Yembtr 30. After the adjournment IL
was given out that the delegates were
unh blf 20 agree upon the eight clubs
noceHg0ry TO complete the league. They
were evenly divided between Detroit
ana 81. Louis. Boston and Buffalo,
under consideration last night, were
abandoned this morning, but IL Ia ok
pectod that on November 90 either De-
tiOlt or st. Louis viii be selected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Paris. Tex, Nov. i7,-Deputy Mar
shal r. A. Hobart arrived this morn
ing from Detroit, Mich, bringing Nero
hlue, who has Just completed n term OF
tMenty-one months penal service in the
looking character but Is wen clad in a
suit furnished him by the United states
authorities on the completion of MS
term OF service. There is one peculiar
feature In his visit to Paris at this
term and thar Is he IL called on TO am
swer another charge OF horsetheft COM
mittod October 5. 1892. He was COM
mltted to jail to await the action OF the
court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Lor don. Nov. l1.=Mhuy of the un.
dergraduates today have boon punting
AIMS church below Fallyhridee. has
Two feet OF water over its floor. ana
there are three feet nf water Ia ire
railroad station. On an sides tie foods
are undermining and weakening
bridges and culhcrts, The enhancement
~ Ma'dln Head Is IN an sqUally haJ
state. The waves are beating aGiinst
TINS drawing room Windows. and many
beautiful houses have suifcro.i severclx
The DAMAGE. though not agulront viii
och lnto hundreds OF thousands ~
pounds. Bridges. ctc. havc hdeu wash.
20 away ana crops and hAystacta have
been destroyed In an tho Seeded sls-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

81. Louis. Nov. 17-Flrst race. nire.
sistoenths OF mile jock Brull4y
won, Ella Brooks scc nj, Barney Lara
way third. Time. l;n0 ~.
Second rnce, elevcn-siXteanths OF u
Hile-Yosemite won. Royal Lady 3, c.
ond. Lady Lister third. Time. 1913 3-l
Third race. i've furlongs- Herndon
won, Little Phil second, Dooley Brown
third. Time. 1906
Fourth race. Inile--Shn Blaa won,
jamestown second. Liberty Bell third.
Tins, 1870 ~
Fifth race Dix urlongs--Dsturbanc
won, Frankie D. second, Charlie Russo
third Time, 2.2s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
IN THE SPORTING WORLD.


Nashville Tenn. Nov. I7.--First race
slx fuHongs--charlie r.. won, Golden
Hope second, Red Robin third. Time
Second race. seven furlongs--.;t. Pan
Ger won, Eurania second. Blan3 third.
Time. 1880 i-2.
Third race. Blk and half furl ongs-
hanson won. Nomus second. Aunt
J0ne third. Time. l14.
Fourth race. six furlongs-FlorrLoe
NJ. won. Abbess second. W. Il. Fills
third. Time. 1lg.
Fifth race, six furlongs-sam Farmer
Won, Hymen second. Slyiess thir /.
Tine. ia.
Sixth race. mile and q nixteenth--
urcle Frank won, Speculate second,
v. l.. Munaon third. Tine, 2.07.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Punta Gorda, Fla. Nov. 17-An acct
dent occurred In Charlotte harbor to-
day by which eight men lost their
lives, Ten workmen were asleep on n
barge londed with p osphate. when
II suddenly capsized. burylng the men
under tons OF rock Two OF them man
AGED TO escape but eight were lost.
The list OF dsad Is as follows: s
Mitchell, A. Parker. Wiley Walker
Tom Vann. VIII Vann. Dave Frauslin
Berry Jones and Jack Spencer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

The Pops Say Cyclone Was Counted
Out I'm paris-WIii Contest.

Paris. Tex, Nov. l7.-There seems to
be no doubt now that j. II. Cyclone,
Davis Will contest the scat OF d, d
Culberscn for congross In this. the
Fourth congressional distrlot OF Texas
The Official returns show that CIlbcrson
Inns a plurality OF 1871 oyor Davis. pop
nlists say that DAVIS was counted unt
IN Paris, where Culberson came ont
with 1888 majority. They say they
have evidence that VIII give the sea, 10
Davis boy ond peradventure OF a doubt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Louisville. KY, Nov. l7.-Today. over
the new asphalt track at Fountain
Ferry Park, John j, Johnson. the World
renowned cyclist, broke the Ave, four.
three and two mile standing Btart
wheel records and the two mile flying
start record. He made The flve miles
IN 1922 &c. the four miles In S:ib "a.
the three miles In 500, and the two
miles In 4iQl. lie made the flying
start two miles IN 4;02 i-5. The dying
ana standing start two mile records
were formerly held by Harry c. Tyler.
all the other records broken being
Johnaon'a own.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
rALLY snGITs Nor orrlcIAL.
The Gnivcston County Votes Are ne
Inv Conntsn.

Galveston, Tex, My. li==rhe--eea,~
- 1-s47ti7rs- t5uIy dtplded against legal
advice, TO count the vote W halves on
county from tally sheets other than the
official ones, County Judge uanscom
iled his protest Rgainst Onls action,
urging that all but ten ct the boxes
should DO thrown out The canvass Will
probably be finished Monday. The
matter Is sure 10 Ind rs way into the
courts as ON the sheeu counted from
Loekhart Is elected colnty Judge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Denver. Col, NOV I.T,.lI-,1
anniversary Of ne i IA =.
yer was commeno'..''..,ie. 80.
banquet under tse 4. sa' Y "A
estate agen.s Nsp' IA
were connected WIN s III
cipal events ia ihr - s..sl|
the state and ws *, I,
birth OF this city ! ~ s,,!s 4
devoted largely . AZ 3 RI
resourees OF colOFAa'0. y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
KNITTED ms uiTrs !;
How George Fry a,,,.,,1

~ u.nattanooga. Tenn :
year ago last oclober az. "
Jr,. married Miss SIZE, jsa,' ~ \
; young woman was ~ ~! n
young man, as the 81, ~. \
! rress, was perhaps ts,,,..s
any, any youth in the cI W., . : \
relatives objected. III, IN
pace, but their mart. y, 4.
anything but plrassn,- 4
quently Complained ~, \
constantly interfered 81.
Annoyed by theIr ,,,s ~
young man plunged III
travagant life, wbieS
relatives more and brs N,
interference. All q M
THIS afternoon BY ycas VI 4
.he grain es abllshmes, !,
uncle. l.. d. Laui,r' ~
ping that gentleman. Nj
except that slr. Prs rs
On you. III teach you i, Z s /
won't pay my honest Ss,,sI
Mr.. Lanier fell 70 ~ n.
of llOnd r.. ~
ms Fry Is psgss|
Chattanooga Press elus |