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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

doing well, whom "a qmrteur pcrfwrapcs
for a charitable Obj cc Wha organized, aud
M seri Ng sa, y @ ,os w R Y s'sEa
10 one oI RE liohcglln rlnhi, Hni cn The
Might Of lhN uhuW Ills ffirruk taipNs We
artVgS aud journalists attended IN n imly
part carlnlly, amt the mischief ml ihi haya
GUIDED there hut HoniU ore c01lpgi Al MIN "a
urlWaldl llis iair wnI ecelri ile ruld ~
stock, wont on Tue stage, AID q lcw t,onins
later | came upon hlai pluylng go0ural util.
10y On "a small aaliry VI y sWnii NcltVl IN
MHnchesten ono Hllr q MS harlN Jay.
glurts, cuilari nnd underwear eullclcut 10
lasi him FOR q ggncrAtQn
1iu e Joe lacked hhully 40 an oct1r he
give hiH last ahiilMg 10 friend. aud
plpcc by pNce hla stock u underwear hai
dimlm.hea uNll nnly fow shlrts and
itrhe Christmas of that year-the year IA
which We played lngrthur wus perhaps
ho Interest ever knew doe had part
"hm ~ dr',ssCi took an their stroei
heArl how nnprl1 alnlo N thcm were end.
one piur ninw, without m oyrrcoAt nhiN'
cred and Hhnnk Win Wcfy breath " Tug
wind that whiatlud through tho ctnckcd
dnnr ahd Nv he irnsAod thene wan discuaed
o suli VI me lmhiesl musc summer uudpr-
~ thai dreadful Winter lonr "a lod
WIS, he was drtrrminrd % kepp w BID
NWUnNl custom W NlNlnN MS fNhtANNf "
CHRISTMAS thinner. Perhaps nli TINT re-.
inai0pl of hH stock " unlerclotNlng Vent
10 the paWnhrohpr hut thai il nplthrf here
nor thrre. lnp raised the money somehow,
nnd on christmas dny WIS ready 10 mect
"Gaong ihc crowd that nlod Into tho
room was his friunt with tho rnnf' under.
rl0thnN doe hprhNHod him Into nm adj
Joining bedroom, and pointing 70 chnlr
lileuty walked ont On that chair hung
suit " unhorWcaf, II was " o cdmfoftn-
bic scarlet color, II waa " SIN AMI waoli
ittWns ihick and warm. sud u chung around
ihe actor ~ Y a had been hulli f,r him.
Az the shirt fell over hla head thefe was
suituscd through his franz q gentle do.
lici0ua glow that thrilled every hhrr "
lis nbly ilis hcar gwelrl almost 70
bursting ilf seemed 10 he walklAr on air.
he saw OIL lhing1 through u mist of tears.
The fnrua around him, the voices IN lila
ears the mmlllgr objects 10 BY. sight, the
very snow fnlllug gently nutaidr the wins
davis seemed M tho shadows NJ q dream,
with hut one rrNlitl the Anii of UNDER
wear
"liis feelings spnm 10 have entered you
heart" said one OF thr laicnHrA
"'fl.y might well 10 500 replied Nr.
ffving, "for ! was that poor actor"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
90 % Danic for One pictures
SOW M ~ RicH, ONCE nE wAspoon
Henry Irglnga nemintcenrr OF an Actor
WHO Needed Clothing

Tho plnre was rosy room ~ cosy
h0uae n anift street m iie strand, Lon
don; the time WpA Saturday the bout
mlliigHf A e8mpany Of professional mon,
eonInisad u SOME ~ the lawyers, drrtorl,
newaDan0r mon and actors Whose nnulcs
are famous nu both sides % ihr Atlantic.
waa acntfertd 10 groups about the rooms
rnotiuE aud chaiilue hficr The saluiaNy
ui4hf siiiifef when hal Dseo1ie ntandsrd
Institution With ihfm Ia a slsitered tpf-
ner OYER by the nrtpllelt sat A s,iian kno,
do Ion, or NJ least the front rank. q hia
tlafSition. mn tax. dflftilg ia a eiagDlh,
dssuiiory. hnlfsieeyy way from phise 20
ulakr. had gradually assumed ret ospe Get
iva hue, From one q another the aiofj
had passed, cach telling tie tale OF ~
eniutV stHnaah. or Az empty p0etcl, "
bs,,al,.as tramp of thlfty miles Or 40 10 ihin
Shoes along b tnJR.bound rond 10 search
nragt irving. thgurDlfuly smofine, With
All nd Or deep attention. hhd not spoken
ana did not speak until the others. having
eshnutted fhcir sipfk. turned % him lie
he'd lapeducrd harder luck than any o.
them. md they knew ~ lie locked up "
them Tor 4 moment, and ihsn, after pause
ialiha r1coiieefi0n ufpefmosf "a ny MUD
lust now. Wills you blJN have been inlAlnf
about tfanpnE and Winter roads ant ~
fiaf Il n d cfrfaln Clflafmna dinner an
which 1 wns present I wonder wlcfhfr
any n you rlnrnher poor follow. hnf
1inoe detd.-Jo- itohlna-Nho played small
paris M f1ndon and outside u 10 aud wh1
inade fhs one big lnlafrke 81 his ne phru
H. entered iha profession. J0f bad bfsn
10 'hr nens underwear bualnats. tnd "AA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
Mr.. DALToN'S GANG
WENT CALLING Y EsTERDAY AND
MApEPRoFITABLE VISITS
o,o store at sIHI Creek, 1. IT, Was
Looted and several Travellers
Were relieved of All
They Possessed.


nonison Tex, March 17.-Woru NM Mn
r.,cei,ed mere this morning from ~,
crset NJ, a small seitlemenl aV Az
,,,snfy miles west OF Iishophhs" ~
ssN",sitsi ~ nlp Chakasaw nation 10 w
e eGeet hat the notorious Dalton gaaf
nS ridden into the town. were,, llou'a. 49,
anI armed and made rad. lhs t niS
AN visit 10 the general store n AL, AL.
Ra,5dsori. and ut the point OF " 49,, .lil,.s
~ .eiiev,.d MIN Of about Sep N NUN 7,
.e' ~ same time helping thensein - 70
~ "a, +l,ev wished out VI STOCK DuI.alk
Ike robbery Of DAVIDSON; ~ and
M'i hr5 TI Of Judge Carter arew ~. ~
y, er1nt Of the store 10 MAKE pn,,,'i.l 10
~ In ~ was covered and coninahesii y. =,
nr 1Sn ali lis money, which ainou'''s' -
about SO Id over the town.
The rang then roHe ~, ami Carter
c1ard,nr Davidson, his CLERKS hl9 som,
thev held up every one th,y - mail
~ ~ AK nafortunates only ee9ss,,sses srbis
oi enr snch as ~ or % cents n,s.. XIV; ~,
l., .,.ere allowed 10 keep ni'si 49,
NY MI returned 10 Davidson ~
aafe Failing in this , FIss ,b nui sdes u
AZ AZ no,,nlace were taken 60 W s'A '5sj,
s mere he leader diseloseir. WIZ VIZ.
Iegniitv by telling they We're Wy ,,, ~ VIZ
i,d ruttine spur to their horses uney '2D'
away. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

=

Miss Mary Drake Of Forney visited
friends in Terrell last week
Mrs Drumgould visited relatives in
IOngview last week.
Miss Iipple Holly left Tuesday for
Montgomery, Ala, to be absent for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Mamie Hambricll of Tyler is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. $. ].
Cox, Of this city
Miss BERTHE Brown Of Forney spent
Sunday with friends In Terrell,
Mr., George Boyd aud fnmily Of Port
land. Ind. nre visiting j. W Gnlbraith.
Misses Clarke and Price Fleming,
Miss ella Duncan. were visiting in Ennis
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. ], +. Fillmore of Kauf.
man We're In the city last week.
Miss Clara Dinelly was visiting in
Elmo last week.
Mira. 10 Hcfiner left last week for
Gilmer to visit her mother.
Mrs r. Il. Bass Is visiting her parents
In Batesville. Ark.
Mr. ana Mrs w. Matkin returned home
from ST. Louis Sunday evening.
Mrs. j. n. Pevton Of WaxRhachie was
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
Bass. of this city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Howard went to
Henrietta Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Carlisle spent last
Sunday with relatives in Kaufman,
Mrs Lizzie Beard is visiting relatives
IN Terrell
Mrs. W. Inabnit visited relatives In
Elmo last Friday.
Mrs. \. J. Wood was visiting friends
IN Terrell last week.
Mrs. sam Goodman. who has been Wis,
ting relatives IN Terrell for several
DAYS. returned To her home in Tyler
Friday night.
Miss Emma Perkins of Tennessee
who has been visiting friends and rel
atives here, left for her home last tues
| day. 80
wall were visiting friends and relatives
in Terrell Friday.
her friends Thursday night In honor o
Mr.. and Mrs. S. V. Goodman Of Iylel
and Miss Drake OF Forney, lne even
| ING was pleasantly spent In music an'
games. and the entertainment was thor
onghly enjoyed by all.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
rnn NANpLN rnLAL.


Dallas, INK, March 1i.--rhero was
nothing sensational In tho Ranlc trial
today, The evidence of absent wltncaNe.
taken az the voroncr's Inquest WAS read
iefcnse who held TINT Justice skeleton
had no jurisdiction, Joe K,corl was on
the ntand 20 prove threats by lid ~ Ran.
dali, aud doe w tlill 90 establish she
fact tlnt Mai Ranlle had threatened
lhe life OF tho man whom he niterward
killed.
Tie attorneys say that ll NIL take at
leasl nnolhNr MnoA DO 10y tho onso.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Terrell. Tesas. March 17.-Thcre was
. dnncing party having q gay time over
the ~. Brin Store. when lightning struck
q telephone or electric wire p0sl and ~.
paritns in the rear Of the building a
genuine stampede occurred. One young
indy lmrs She was left on the floor By
her partner. while be- decamped, Jeru-
lke to the street
Constable James had a se'fo with .
was llaiiy dowuad suhitienuy 70 get
Rim 10 the caiabogsf.
Several huue~ were novel slightly
niiSii before lasi during the wind Storm
hui ile houses were In the country near
Terrell
Mr.. D. II. Scott has sofnrWhat Inn
proved ~illil the last three days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
|IlI Society


y Shepherd retureud home
! ~, y a visit TO Dallas.
~ = Byne and Miss Byrne WIS.,
a,rA this week;
~ vniSSanhoe Of II Paso e in
S n her sister Mrs William
H. g. Kinrsburv of Morgan and
y N'Wehb Of Terrell are visit
4 y ~ Rev. w. w. Patrick.
l ,,Iss j. c Conway, Il l.. Stoy-
y 9grje Mcdowell and Jessie
~ Ie.ie Keating and Mr.. Rob
~ and others went to Fort
IA Wednesday to attend the
wang
i',,s Odell. after a visit OF two
lsi sa,L,snJs In Crockett, Palestine
Fast Texas cities, has re-
< Clayton, who has been very
4. he road to Il speedy re-
,ssiye Euchre club was roy
/ ..s-inei last Tuesday night by
I I. In. P. J. Norwood at theif
n, n the Cumberland Presby-
..h are arranging a very pref
-sue entertainment to be CIV.
sr future for the benefit Of
A The entertainment vii. be
I .iIrs. Jarley's Wax works.
A the clty's theatrical talent
\ IN In the performance,
..sT Bob Taylgr delivered his
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

\ fair audience, considering the rain
nnd wind, was present at the Mission
last night a prayer and praise service
was held rlc following are the appoinl-
mcnts for today.
AZ 3 y. m,, gospel meeting.
At 4 y. m, Sabbath school.
Al D. m, street service.
At I;30 l.. n, Cooper will speak to the
Mission AZ the same hour, under the
auspices of TIE Mission, Rev. W. y WI
son will preach at Hollands thcatcr All
invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Thomas 4 White and Estelle Bower
were married Ia the county conrt rnom
late last evening The parties wvHc the
principals In a sensational seduction ease
That was To have been triel In Justice
Handles court yesterday, but was cui
short 10y the rcaru,st Of White who had
been Indicted by the grand jury and was
required to give now bond for q heariug
Ia the connty court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Nlossrs. Roy Loving. Maurice Minfrvy,
Mnl Crum. George Reed Snow Mallork,
Tom Harrington. .loe Wysw Jim Wal.
ton. Harry Walton. Fred Carter, Tom
Huntington, 1tNd Thomas l.Nalc Want
shelton Hatcher, Fleming Van Rensselaer,
Harry Adams. Howell Sigcg. Julian
Speed. win Boyd, Lyman Barber, Hugh
Fnlkner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

AIRS. George Is Loving AZ her resi-
s,,,,,... Fridnr nfslt. gave an enjoyable
s5cini PARTY II h0n1r ~ Miss Edith Old
nam ana Roy Loving T5ase present were
AIbs Marguerite Lyle, Miss Donnie Lcf
Carer. Mas Pearl Spebcff, Miss Eulo
NIaddnr Miss Mnudc ldhuion, Miss
Niint5e NayRld. Mss Ionna l-inir
Mis-. Annie Fein. Mis- fafna Hlrrhiii
Nis.. Jessie Diboli. Aiisi Byniir GATES
Miss Ethel Watkins, Mss hqbel lnok.
Mss Helen Oldham. Aiaa hdilA oiaAai1'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

A curious growth With Inn, ana'Sp XII TIE
Ia reported from Toni,issie. ~ nave grown
roots OF tree are sa l,,s y carscd II to
around water pipe hh'
break. s,r.arsedlng those
A is,,i;b , Dul IA London and fa -.
. na III. iielf srs-cfb vehicles "a
-o nv e some from this country
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Preaching today at II a. 20, and 20
d. a.. sunday s,aiooi % BIO a. "a
Young peoples prayer meeting AZ oaS2
D. an. Members of The ch1r1h ar urged
70 eome early Prayer meeting Nednef'
day night az 100. Strangers 10 our cii1
HOMER r. WILSON,
Pastor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Today at I o'clock the Right Rev.
Alexander Carries Garrett, DID, LII D..
bishop OF Northern Texas, will pay his
He win celebrate the loly communion,
administer the rite Of confirmation, and
preach the sermon at the morning service
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
ALONE WITH A MINISTER
A Prisoners Right 10 Private Service
Confirmed.


Ottawa, H.. March IL Attorney Den.
cral Mnloney haa rendered decson
which, uh,ier IDS administration Of the
office, establishes the right Of prison
and all Times. HAN ihe rockford murlrer
who ig 90 BIZ hangai on Friday. the other
day asked That HE rector OF the local
Catholic church Dc cailph ~ onler that
De- milM make No peace with God. but
tie sheriff demanded the tight 20 10
porscni Ia ihn coll aud The priest. Accord
Ing 70 the rnicq u the church, was nnAl1e
10 perform the cAHlmieal fltfl- 10 Mp
peaied 20 Attorney Genera, Aioloncy,
who decided 10 favor Of HE prisoner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

VA Lillian Catn ~ nan.
ins here slis week. " a''As Is visit.
INV pullie school wnl r;,.
sNHnuk Miss Phillips eincvs,or, i l,
w assist IN the entertainmea, ', WI
aqepsie for a prize on he sublec, nn of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

=. Me- n II
4 % Thursday. nlla w h H5i',
u, he author dlsGusseu' si ~,
n be principal snnleel' I " VI,
lasl and his lsioh vi H'i
II. o+ Ntrs I II little
" ,Lsnoon for the benefit Of
/ ,,s,sr TnSacopal parsonage. This
',.s.,lW and the proceeds will
- ding n new dining room
\. ", ..,,.n
" Tng. who is the guest Of
= hshy
TN BROWN and son Of Ken
1 M. Sarah NIcIlra1p OF Itasca
IN, a n Cheatham Tuesday.
4 N II, y psars LII ibis afternoon
!, visrc She goes 10 visit her
i l,,es Katie and Daisy Miller,
4 Il s,iend the Wooda1l-Nliller
4 skich takes place on Wednes-
j 4 hi Methodist Episcopal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
CITY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.

The city Democratic executive com
mittec is hereby called 10 meet at the
city hall ON Monday, March 10, at 4
transacted. THOMAS y. WEST.
Chairman Pro Tom.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

When You are down town stop AT fIowcs
Pharmacy, corner Seventh and Main.
and get drink Of pure. delicious, filtered
water from the Tasteur Germ Proof Wa
ter Filter Free
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
quIr comm HOUSE CONTRACT

calls for Pasteur system q water
altering. Y0n need one also. Gail ana
examine Il at HowGs Pharmacy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Georgia girl who llie-. p's. hai..
40, ~ cutting their tails 81 very rlorl-
she says Il takes a buaifl less OF cora
IA fatten them thus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

10 pass the wiutrr acnsou cQmforinbly
avoid colds by using Dr. Bulls Cough
Bynipi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

chi eugineers say the wings " KS
.,,.t.-iir display The greatest l'oaeiplf
n-btness cs.ibinei with the greatest p'--
siiie sfreagia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Delaware derives It's name from 1'hoa
West, Lord de Ia We're.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
ICE
The Fort Worth Coal Company Has
Enlisted in the Ranks o. Nh0ie-
sale and Retail Dealers.


This well-knowu company have Ruled
ice 10 their offensive coal trade, having
beellne the purchasers Of gil the surplus
Zee Manufactured by the Texas breWinR
company Their ARRANGEMENTS 20 supply
,rbe trade during the spring anu SUMMER
months are perfected. and hotels, BUTCH
ers and housekoepers can secure prompt
delivery and
SQUARE WEIGHTS
by telcphoning No. 1885, Their whole
sale and retail wagons will BE- on The
streets this evening for the irst luic,
Their principal office and
ICE DEPOT
will be al their old stapd. corner lluek
and Ninth streets. where contracts can
now be made. TO the ire consumers
OUT or THE CRY
we are prepared 10 shin and nck, from
100 pounds 20 o carload on receipt Of
order. and will give special effort to deal
direct with Ice dealers throughout the
state in car lots.
Fort Worth coai ami Ice Company.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-10
1T MADE A SENSATION.
The Sudden Insanity of an Aged and
Wealthy New Haven Man.

New Haven, Conn, March 9.-Hoadley
B. Ives, a millionaire bank president of
this city, and one of the wealthiest and
most influential fnanciers of Connecti-
cut, became violently insane this after
noon. This caused the biggest kind of
sensation in the business circles of the
city. 1t was first discovered that he had
gone mad when. at about LIS, he entered
the house of President Wilbur f. Day, of
the New Haven Bank, and demanded
that his wife be released SO that she
might prepare his dinner. He rushed
out and came back with two Boiled eggs,
and asked for plate. After eating these
he became so violent that the police had
to be notified. Three patrolmen were
sent to the house, and he was taken to
his home next door. His wife is out of
town. but friends came and medical as
sistance was called. If he does not re-
cover, some arrangements will be made
to take him to an asylum. Mr.. Ives is
over so years of age. and rated as worth
two to five millions. He is president of
the Ives National Bank, director of the
Yale National Bank, and president of the
Fairhaven & Westville Horse Railroad
Company. He is also heavy stockhold-
er in the New Haven & Hartford rail-
road.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-10
Iilluerate Statistics.

A few men were discussing the prog
ress of education in this country.
"You re doing a good deal of talking
here, - said one, ''but I'll bet any man
in this crowd new hat that here in
London there are at least so, 600 per-
sons who can tspeaka word of English. !"
: The crowd was staggered at first, but
recovered in moment, and hat bets
were made Then it was suggested that
some one should go after the statistics.
Before you do that, !" said the man
very coolly, II want to bet 81 apiece
all round that there are twice that num-
ber that can't read and write. "
Again the crowd felt the pressure of
bluff, but it rallied soon, and every
man who had sovereign put it up.
The newspaper man stood to win eight
hats and Sc. The man to get the sta
tistics was about to start.
''Hold on, said the man with the
iron nerve. Il can tell you now who
the first so, 900 are
Tell us, was the unanimous COM
mand.
Babies under one year, was the re-
ply, "and under four years for the other
100, 900. "-London Tit-Bits.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-10

SOMEBODY HAS FLED.
The Proceedings of the Coroner's Inquest
in the Patrequin Case.

South Berwick, March 9.-The Patre-
quin inquest, conducted by Coroner
Ham and County Attorney Perkins. ad-
journed until a. m. tomorrow, having
examined Doctors Sleeper and Jacques,
who made the autopsy; Fred Grant,
Patrequin's employer; Oliver Walker;
Joseph E. Belanger, bar tender in
Fred Caron's saloon at Salmon Falls.
which Patriquin left in an intoxicated
condition at s Saturday night; John Bre-
zer and John Davis, who were in Patre--
quin's company Saturday afternoon and
evening and John Jenkins, a negro.
Last evening Jenkins was taken from
Grants logging camp and locked up by
the sheriff. AS he was the last man seen
with Patriequin, s.susicion is attached it.
self to him stronger than to any. others.
Today he gave a straightforward account
of himslf and was discharged. 1t is said
person who could throw some light on
the affair has left town. As the case
was conducted behind closed doors, it is
impossible to ascertain his name.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-10
BRIEFLY TOLD.

The court of inquiry into the loss of
the Kearsarge has finished the taking of
testimony.
A baseball association was formed in
Pawtucket, RI, last night to put a
team in the New England league.
Nicholas Murray was elected temporary
chairman.
The House of Representatives spent
yesterday in the consideration of the
District of Columbia appropriation bill.
At the evening session eight pension
bills were disposed of.
The New England Tariff Reform
League met in Boston last night
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the
Wilson bill. Hon. Peleg M. Farland
Henry Thatcher, W. o. Blainey and Louis
Prang, were the speakers.
Beta Theta Pi fraternity of New Eng
land, met i'll Boston last night rendering
one of the founders of first chapter in
New England established at Harvard
fifty years ago.
Treasury officials are quoted as saying
that the Bland bill will do little harm
if passed. They say there is nothing in
the bill that can be construed to mean
an issue of $110, 100000 With the gold
received for bonds the ratio of gold to
the gold bearing obligations of the gov
GrumeuU WOuIO Sblll U0 ulSE6E Will Ju0
Bland bill law than it was on the first
of February.
The Boston Journal reports that Mr..
Charles E. Bearse of Chelsea has been
missing for over year. Mr.. Bearse is
alledge to have left home on account of
business trou bles. An unconfirmed re-
port has been received to the effect that
he was shot and killed in a western
state. He was native of Hebron, Me-,
and served in Maine regiment during
the war.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-10

was held this evening. The question
was, Resolved, that all railroad and tel
egraph lines should be owned and oper-
ated by the government The partici-
pants were Ralph Bearce, Walter Gray
and John Hadman, on the affirmative,
and Samuel Robinson, Frederic Norris
and Fredolpfo Welch, on the negative.
Each man was allowed Is minutes. All
did well. and the final argument made
for the negative by Fredolfo WEIGH was
one of the finest literary and oratorical
efforts in the history of the college. AT
ter much deliberation the committee de-
cided in favor of the negative.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-10
The New South.

Baltimore, Md, March 9-In it's issue
this week the Manufacturers Record
summarizes southern conditions as fol-
lows: THE week has been notable for
mum ber of proposed municipal improve
ments and real estate transfers Many. proc
jects for water works, electric light
plants etc. show that there is a desire on
the part of the southern towns to take
advantage of the low rate of money and
make needed Improvements. The read
justment of the Atlanta Consolidated
Railway indicates the faith New Eng
land creditors have in the South.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-10
THE WEATHER.
Somewhat Unsettled.

Washington, March 9.-For New Eng
land for Saturday: Showers in the early
morning, probably clearing by noon;
slightly warmer; east winds, becoming
southeast.
Boston, March 9.-For New England
for Saturday: Unsettled; generally fair;
slightly warmer during the afternoon
and evening; variable winds.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-10
SONS OF THEIR FATHERS.
And Anti Snappers Receive Nominations
BY the President.

Washington, March 9.-The President
today sent to the Senate the following
nominations: Walter L.WiIson of West
Virginia, son of Chairman Wilson Of the
House ways and means committee and
Louis Green Stevenson, son of the Vice
President. to be assistant paymasters in
the navy; Wallace MacFarlane, to be
United States attorney for the southern
district of New York, and Edward
Crosse to be collector of internal revenue
for the Third district of New York.
Messrs. MacF arlane and Crosse are anti
snappers Mr.. MacFarlane was actively
interested in the fight against Judge
Maynard.
By the appointment of Messrs. O'Don-
nell and Beach, today, as postmasters of
Pittsburg and New Haven, respectively,
President Cleveland has disposed OF two
cases which have given him considerable
trouble. He has repeatedly referred to
them as two "hardn casessof his admins
tration. There was fierce contest over
the Pittsburg office. Mr.. Beach was the
only candidate for the Office at New
Haven. and had the endorsement of
Congressman Piggott, but strong
pressure was brought TO bear upon the
President to retain N. D. Sperry. the
Republican incumbent The Influence
in favor of Mr.. Sperry was SO influential
that the President hesitated for two
months before making the change.