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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

,,,.s,, 4. e. r.. +, -. -.
nNiA,'fNlNh hy W " sRnnvr Go,
mn, 's,s'e nrakersi once corner
HAu NnsN hurnth, opera house,
INK, w,'t ..l, roy improved ana un,
siplpNeu elN property, suburban and
farms for sale Ia nil portiSns M 'rrN.
his titles examined. aolno,vled,fe-
monts taken. will nerntlnte lhnns m
vendor lion notes and other a,c,,ri,tss
DON'T buy bcfor, reelnr M
~, .eS.,.s w. u- :,
tb,eo ~, htn. i'"s w nuy ms
monthly payment.. a, WI, ~ uns','
home II i mar, M, NtatnN' Wv"
nm, San, s
on ian,a, lt,s.'t wv. ~ s,'"sn anu 10y,
bnlnnre M snit+ AZ. ," ftV caHh'
unity IA tf Tv' ~ ,9,9, ,his pppor-
~, - .'yyg ''.''n '.------.
fpN aNLb-ouo OF the hcst farms Ia
COOK county containing 1856 nrros
about seventeen miles frum qaiucs.
willie, ON the RED river Applv Ia "
T. Ligon. Gi0 Main street, Iort Worth
Tex,
ron -e-,t 49,, -,.-...,-.-... .--
ro.,,e ',o.g ipui.Joom houae and
sig w,, - F'ysp' slu' eAeh' balance
n"aN, w cent interest
nn'hN,n ~ - Nnamhera, room O,
~. y, I'm. .,.Nll .,Nllllnh, HlNlh Rnd Main.
FOR sAt.E-l offer al oStreiueiy Inn
figures for cash, several weil loents1
ONE and two-itory roaidenc,a n nm
contemplate buying "A rcsldenec nsnr
the buriurag c,nt5r III liza .,t, ~,
Tue before you buy. w. q Neoybv
trustee.
is,,i, Z; -------
~ ~ 9HLli w LEASE 1923 acres ~
".,t,pi, ii,ul .uilhpi' loi pasture ~
ct,,,, MIL na, 'Nnvea ana Wen eupnlled
for sale er ie,ss Ann, .Vnhly T.M'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

an Al BREAD AND CAKE BARTR
Sober and reliable wants posifl<iu.
Address for nix days. BAker Gazette.
WANTED-By registered drugglat. %.
nltion IN q drug store; references
given. Address J. J. Speed. lewl'-
willie. Texas.
RfrLfAHLE, rapid stenoErapher wantH
position; beat city rcferenceH; owns
typewriter Address stenographet.
room GO Hurley bulIdins.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

FOR SALE The stewart foundry
and machine shops az Wichita. Kan,
at bargain. BuainesA well oatnb-
llHhod. VIII aeil foundry separately
az low price. Come and lnyeetl-
gate.
FOR SALE one pair OF broke mules
cheap at the Exchange atables
80 90 ron FINE MANDOLINs. Pianos
$40 Inns than any other house south.
Alex Hirsghhuid. tDs Weat Sixth
street
FOR sALB--An attorney In Central
Texas desires TO sell his entire prop
erty. including q ulon home and law
Office and practice, IH located IN n
good town ana IN a good county for
law practices practice worth 1000 per
annum beet once IN The district
terms 10 suit the purchaser AddreaB
G.. Gaseiic Office.
FOR aALFi-The Sentinel newspaper
ana Job outht including Sentinel
building 2Jxtbl feet and "A four-foOm
residence. located on lot a00x3b0
feet. Address the Sentinel. Brady.
Tex.
COTTON sBED HULis ron sALET-
We have between 100 and 200 tons
bulls, which we VIII sell at $500 per
ten, r. o. b., cars al mills Address
slaiNV nib7l HAt'NhNNSNNtt -,
PAH'r1H.s who are Wishing 70 buy prop
cry Win do well 10 cali on mo. O..
l. Dickinson. Real Estate Agent. z0s
Main rtreet. Powell building.
coOPERAoE--New aud secondhand
barrels for Inolnnaea. Also kegs OF
all sizes for wine. whisky and cider.
Telephone No. $50. y, ". Mckee a
Co, manufacturers Of Oooperags OF
NIL klndH. Fort Worth. Tex.
-
JEwELHY.
N. G. HAIL. Jcwelcr, cheapest house
IN the city. Buys old gold and silver.
Corner Main and Eleventh streets.
Agent for Frlneo-uerman ring. POSI-
tive cure for rheumatism. Write fer
prices
STEAM BYE WORKS..
FORT WORTH steam Dye works.
Ladies' and gents garmGnty OF all
Kinds dyed and cleaned Rochex
Bros, znl Houston street. Fort
worth. Tex. Goods sent BY erpress
promptly attended to,
-
LOST, FOUND, srftAyED, STOLEN.
4-al r ..IF'+.s-' --'.afs--
LosT-cheek for $685.. payable or
der u. c. cheanutt a Co, not en-
dorGed. Finder literally rewarded
Call State National bank
wANTED-MIcBLLAs
.e~~~~e--.
NAHTED-Job press, good SECOND
hand quarter medium prepa Address
stains price Printer cars Gazette.
Hart rrarih ns-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

FOR SALE i'hc stewart foundry
and machine ahopa AZ Wichita. Kan,
at bargain. liuslnesa well estate
llahod VIII aeil foundry separately
az low price Come and lnyesti-
gate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

For RENT-fn Iiilsboro two business
buildings stone ana brick; Just CONE
plotod; latest modern improvements;
25xi00 aud gjxil0. best location IN
city Address julius Lazy. dreenvillc.
Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

NICE, AIRY RFDROCAiR fot rent raa-
apnable, go south Mali street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

FoRTY-FIvE PER CENT net profits
weekly with ti.50 or more capifui;
prospectus. itemlxed statistics free.
Benson a Dwysr 80 Broadway, New
York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12
ron RIsNr,

ron RENT.
-s-.s-@s+a=asslsel-l lsH7-sase-ss7-itrs
FOR RENT Furnished room. suitable
for man ANA wife. Also day boardcra
wanted. Conveiilent 20 business.
Corner Third and Ruak streets, op-
positc opera house.
FOR REET-Two furnished rooms
sos East Third street.
FOR RENT FURNISHED room. next
door to ElliHou's green house, corner
sixth and Taylor.
FOR RENT Neal cottage. nye rooms.
with stable; South side. Apply ZOE
East Belknap.
NICE, AIRY RTDROCAiR fot rent raa-
aauable go south Mali street
For RENT-fn IIiilsboro TWO businesa
buildings stone and brick; iuat CONE
plotted; latest modern improvements;
25xi00 aud 9jxll0. best location IN
city Address julius Lazy. Grecnvillc.
Texas
FOR nENT-FUrnlaho house, 500
Lamar street
For EHNT- Nicely furr TLsi south
font rooms, vita or With IA, board
81 ii2 Texas Ns.et
ELEGANT ROOMS and board, nnost
IN the city: beautiful location. Apply
at once. zoo West FIRM street
DOCTOR MKNiGHT offers FOR reut
his reHldopce, corner Pecan and
sixth street. twc-story and all mod
ern improvements.
FOR RgNT-Three rooms Furnished
for Hight house keeping. sos East
Second street
FOR RBNT--Roorns suitable for lOdg-
ing or light housekeeping. Apply
northeast corner Of Texas and Cherry
streets.
FOR HEET--A large up-stairs room
with southeastern eAp9sure; board
Furnished II desired Apply ~ tie
Gazette office or az the northeast
corner OF Peach and Harding streets.
FOR RENT :
@ "a Lsdiea and
cents High
.AWLA AfW7M Grade Bicycles
NV Ms/XALkA by the hour.
SECONDHAND STONES.
II. IT. s.fANDLEY buys and sells sec.
ond hand furniture and stoves. No.
2is Houston street
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STORAGE.
REGULAR storage house for furniture.
pianos. vehicles. trunks, boxes. etc.,
new rooms; careful moving, packing,
shipping. etc, estimates free. W. y.
Binyon e. Co.. nth and Rusk.
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Inoa AND STEEL FENCING.
--s-4--l|-f'-.. '--f1'-i --s'1.t'
IRON. atcci and Wire Fencing--o. X
Harry Iron Works. Dallas. Tex.
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SAFE DEALEHs.
NEW AND gEcoND-HANi1 BAFEfs--
n w Raek..l An1 1GaazAtaa sfr-ss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-15
RiOTING MINERS
Fsu BACK 1t the Approach Of Ofic state
Troop~.

CortuBrS. o.. June s--Adjt--t- en-
Howe telegraphed Gov. Mckinley yes
terdav afternoon that the rioting min
erS al Mineral Point. Guernsey county,
fell back al the approach Of the troops
and. relinquishing the railway. took
up position upon neighborlng hlli
where they will not be molested IN
less they commit some unlawful act
The trains were moved. the hr>t IN
three DAYS. GOV. Mckinley ordered
cen. Howe to leave sufficient force 10
hold these rioters in control and with
the rest report at once To the sheriff 81
I belmont county
4 special from Cambridge Yesterday
afternoon says the rioting miners there
have congrcgated on a hill. ana are
prenariny TO resist the militia They
have raised red flag. aud the militia
i preparing IL move IN the hill. !
par-- II the troops will probably r. =
Earnesville. where the miners have he
run to interfere with The railroad prop
ertN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-15
FIVE PERSONS INJURED
In a wreck. the Result of the Late Wash
outs Ia Colorado.

DENVER. Col. June 9.-The 6ulftrain
with passengers for Central City ana
Georgetown was wrecked in Clear
Creek canyon. three miles west OF tolden
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. and
five persons were injured
There is a sharp curve at that point
and the road bed. which had been re-
haired from the recent washouts. was
still soft. When the locomotive reached
the curve the lower rail Of the track
sank and the engine. the separ-
ate baggage car and the combination
baggage ear and smoker left the track.
one end ~ the smoker dropping into
The creek There was tremendous
crash as the smoker left the rails and
turned partially over
The locomotive. a. il left the track
threw the fireman from his tender int
he waters OF the creek but he was
,ulled ont without serious damage.
A special relief train arrived IN Den
YER at s:so p. m All the injured wer'
alxen 10 1t. Iuke'S hospital.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-15

Allr~; ". Paine. Esq. Of bangor.
Me has been in active pEAe'ice ~ inc
LAW since l>ss. and j. believed 70 lie
~. oldest lawyer in continuous practice
in New England
Donald Graham. who died the other
iav ia England. aged eighty-iive years
was n schoolmats of Gladstone anu TX
was his proud boast that he used 70
beat the prime minister ~ the shorter
>at.chism.
-Elain. coo,lalc. the fair poet who
married Sioux Indian and went west
"a dwell with him in his tePee- has
found the tepec tirc>"ne, and she mas
returned 70 the east. taking her dnsAy
husband with her.
Empress Elizabeth ~ Austria, cy
severe system of fasting and eNcr-
else. massage and training like a sport
ING man. succeeds in keeping her Waist
measure To twenty inches. IN spite 81
her iifry-siy years
Mr.. Gladstone i quite generally
credited with having "A thorough APP
probation of his own genius Ills wed-
ding gift 10 Miss Tenant ~ full 81
Of the works of William T. Gladstone
attcs,> this fact anew
The queen ~ England always wears
on one wrist bracelet in which l.
miniature of the late prince eonsort-
ON tn. other wrist she wears a. con
.tan,lv a bracelet with the miniature
OF her latest great-grandchild.
Capt Cornelius Nye. pensioner 81
4 III. tod hi
ninety-eighth birthday at his home II
LYNN. Mas. lie has lived under ever,
president. and voted first for James Mon
roe and last for benjamin Harrison
-,serhard Gade. the American consul
AT Chri>tiana. Norway. who was ap
. pointed in 1850 by Gen. Grant. i Tn
! oldest consul in the service with IN
) exception If Consul >prague. al 'ihr;s'
Z, tar. lie will celebrate his luoiis
|, june -.
| Mark Twain asserts that all moe
ern Jokes are derived from thirty-fiv
; original Jokes which were originated !
| The DAYS Of Socrates Several ~ IN
: originals. a little fraved. are still tioa'
!. ing about. and Mark has coined man
b ducai~ from them
: augustus Bonaparte Caesar Dui
. arcarv Emerson Ferdinand Grant iia'
}, niial Isaiah Jackson Knox l-eonin.
Meredith Nicholas Oscar Tate KING =
d resident 81 Martin Tenn. and ! Was
0 inr all that name in a race for the pet
n Office Of constable
u Mrs. Waite the wife II the govern
y Of Colorado. j. forty-eight years ~ az
a. while her husband j. sixtv-nine- =
a was widow and he widower wh'
6 they married She Is interested IN I
le Wonan's Christian Temperance nnio
~ and thinks there j. no one like her nv
- band.
Emanuel Iaske-. who i confsr
y, ing with >teinitz for the chess cha
AZ pionship If the world. j. native
~ Prussia. and Is only twenty-six yea
i1 old. He began playing chess when
. was only twelve years Of age !
career a. a phenomenal player began
is>g.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-15
A SYSTEM or BRIBERY.
IN. Corrupt Practices Of iisn TAN"
Advocates

AuSe< 49,
IL Is no, al all strange that direct
bribery has been attempted a one OF
the means To influence the votes OF
senators on the tariff bill
OF course the attempts al bribery are
directed against democratic senators
The votes Of republican senator's have
becn secure from the beginning against
any change that would reduce the
o. ,-mouS rates Of monopoly tarin TAX
alton. Corrupt influences wonli ne
used. naturally. only 10 affect the ac-
ton 81 democratic congressman
i, was to be expected that. sooner or
later. at some stage ~ the Issue the
tariff corruptionists would oiier Hireet
IL 10 purchase votes
The entire Mckinley tariH SYSTEM -
bribery. Not a member OF congress
can vote To impose high tarir tax
for nurpoSeS OF protection except from
some motive ~ sordid >eltishness and
rrccd-corrupt political greed or greed
for gain
Protection brides the popular vote
The farmer is bribed by the faise
promises Of nearer market and bet
ter prices for his products. Labor Is
bribed by false promises OF highe,
wages Commercial classes are bripen
by false promises Of flush times ana
big profits in trade.
The panic and wreck in financial al
fairs. in labor affairs and in agricui
tural affairs. show how false was the
corrupt promise which the protection
, lists made TO the people. The brioe
that they offered was Elusive. But TIT
corruption was real.
The offer was like that OF the bein'
who promised .-all the Kingdoms OF IN
!, world for the service and worship o
: the person to whom the temptation
!, was addressed The being who mad
! the offer could not fulfill one OF II
conditions. 1t was false offer Du
: il was equally corrupt and criminal a
!. If he could have paid the price whic
he had promised
!, Experience shows that the prosper
a itv promised by the protectionist i
e disastrous illusion. The offered brit
q was not a reality. But the corruption
I the crime OF the transaction. thong
I. the consideration failed. Is the sam
2; Failure To pay a bride does not all
p yiate the guilt involved in pledge
~ payment
j. The entire process is system
&c brides by which votes are manuia
..r ,ured against such tariff as the DEF
e ocratic party pledged its faith that
:. would give 70 the people. Nothing
ur more corrupt in the history Of legisl
u ,ior. than the acts OF which the sen
torial gamblers in trust certiilcat
- were guilty when they framed I
- sugar schedule after raking oil fh'
OF profits in buying and selling sugar
cnrities
The same impeachment holds IN
nc gard to every other feature of the tar
le- on which schedules have been maniI
y. lated BIZ congressional dabb-ers
p, bucket-shop manipulation = .hica
- Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-15
DEMOCRACY AND THE TARIFF.
Beneficial Reforms DISTRACTED by Protec-
tion-Fed Monopolists-

The consequences of nearly thirty I
years of robbery by protected monopo-
lists are not easily overcome. The
democratic party has a great and seri-
ous task. Ithas undertaken To reform
the tariff and 10 turn back the primer
pie of tariff legislation to the right
method. the method that prevailed In
framing the Walker tariff and the
ta-iff Of is51 But it Is met on the
threshold of its reform work by 81
rantic combination of interests that
have been built up by the republicans
who have taxed the people 70 enrich
monopolists in consideration OF gen
erous contributions To campaign FUNDS
Rack of the men who have invested
their wealth in industries for the sake
Of securing tariff bounties, who have
bourh, laws and corrupted congresses
and who are entitled 70 no sympathy
are thousands Of innocent persons who
must not be in urcd by sudden changes
of laws
IL i hard task. but the democratic
marty is making an effort 10 reform
abuses. If the party could have its
way. IL IL could be rid Of some of its
own uriens. it would make a de-
cidedly stronger effort. A II IS, the
Wilson bill attempted TO give the
country cheaper clothes. cheaper fuel
cheaper homes. cheaper tools and q
larger market for the products OF the
soil. In standing in the way of this
effort the republicans and their allie
are inviting much more radical legis
lation than has yet been attempted
The people have determined To be rid
OF the odious system which wrings
millions Of dollars from them through
tariff taxes for the benefit of million
aires and the democratic party i
. pledged to help them.
II there is too much resistance Their
may be more destruction than was con
tcmplated. Carnegie, with his peck
cts bullying with the loot that ha
: been stolen for him by the republica
party. was the wisest protectionist o
; them all when he advised his accom-
piices to accept the Wilson bill.
I There are men calling themselve
I, democrats who hold and practice n
publican principles, but the heart an
mind OF the party are right, the re'
Z leaders Of the party are right and IN
! struggle against the system OF prote
q ton. which is struggle for larger hi
man liberty and for less government
paternalism. will be carried on by n
democracy Of the country. The repu
lican party is the servant and slave
)" monopolists- Ii is built on ill-gaine
wealth. The democratic party Is u
9 party Of the people and IL will rcdee'
n its pledges 10 break down Mchinic,
- ism. What the democratic majority
the house accomplished in the face
r. republican power in the senate Is
r. guarantee Of the party's good faith.
I. NAV re obliged to go slow, but II W
= 20 in tie right dircction.--N. \. Worl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-15
COXEYITES DROWNED.
THO Denver Contingent Endeavor
TO Navigate the Platte.
And Man, Of Them Lose Their ,|"'s
Through the sapsising 81 ih'r
Irail Boats n the swollen
River h, Cattle Guards.

nrNyrn. col. June ext least NJ
teen members ~ the Denver contingent
of Coxev's army lost their lives ~
drowning in the Platte river Thursday
night Coroner Martin yesterday morn
ing went down % Brighton with COZ
fms lie returned AT noon. being una
bic 10 secure any ~ the BONES
Four have been washed ashore
on the other side ~ inc
river. about eight miles this side oi
brighton. at "A point known A. Me-
kaV's bridge To reach them II would
IL necessary To travel about twenty
miles ont ~ the way. but he expects
Ia recover them later on The other
men who are missing have also been
drowned and their bodies carried Tar
down the river. One man found
drowned at Brighton has been identi-
fed as Charles McCune. Missourian'
member Of the Utah contingent.
They started off during Thursday
until about 800 had taken passage IN
twcntv-siN boats. which had been buil'
of light material 10y the CoNeyite> here
The storms had greatly swollen the
stream and very high wind mad'
navigation extremely dangerous lh'
first boats to arrive at Brighton made
no report OF the dangers they has
passed through and it was late a
night that reports Of trouble began Z
come to this city.
III was Nckav's bridge. about 81
miles about six miles above Brighton
caused the most trouble The flo"
poured under it with the speed Of
mill race. and there. hidden by III
stream. were barbed wires stretche
across 10 prevent the passage 81 >toc
under the bridge al low water Tn
wire caught the boats and overturne
them.
About $50 men are now encamped ~
side the river at Brighton drying the
clothes and recuperating. A lare
amount Of provisions arrived on u
nion Pacific train consisting OF cracl
rrs. hams. beans. tea and coffee
A large number Of men spent Il
night in the trees along the banks
the river. and several were left on
lands. A searching party was sent o.
Yesterday morning to help these me
The ranchmen along the banks az
aided a large number OF the unfortu
ates.
Yesterday noon an attempt w
made - find out how many more we
missing. and the rolls Of the eompani
were called Companies \. u and f,
ported all present or accounted Z
Each man has astonishing >torl
TO tell Of the numbers IN
were drowned The numbers ran
between tive and twenty. No OF
however. i able 10 tell the names
them There might easily he a lar
number drowned. a. the P!atte !
such q condition il would be impossi
20 recover the bodies.
The Coxevitcs viii make no furtl
attempt to 70 east by the water rou
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-15
HUMOROUS.

Observation-Disclosures and his wife make
= good match Hobin>on-.ie>- he's
a stick and shes the birthstone. -Har-
lem Life
Teacher What became Of the chill
dren If Agamemnong" Pupil after ma
ture d.iiberation, think they're
dead by this time. Harlem Life
Quite Mountainous >hesed-~it's
odd abou, a mountain. isn't it, He>ed
--.,yha. iss-- >he~esl---That il never
wears its spurs on its foot --Detroi
Free Press
-Nr. Cresus-.-You want 10 marry
NV niece. do you? Why she is the only
relative have Charley fiardup-I
have thought that all out. sir Ray
mond-s Monthly
Mrs. Houssr-.-Is the oath cf Office
read 30 much about profanes- Houser
--Humph. Depends good deal whe'h
or IL j. taken going in or coming ont
buffalo Courier
Millionaire Philanthropiss ~ How
can make sure that none INT the very
Door will receive the money intend e
distributor Paymastcr--Buy poetry
with tn. y. Herald
beaver 6oco~eIyl-.I wonder VIII,
vou hard-headed western men wear sof
hats Slouch-..And l wonder VIII,
vo,,-er- eastern fellows wear hars
hatS9~-Frank Leslie's Weekly
~he--.-This i 80 sudden. am $
sorry. but want you always 10 be m
dear. dear friend Helm No'
haven't told me yet who j. the othe
fellow. indianapolis Journal
, Husband. Suppose the legislator
: did give YOU the ballot what woul
. ,ou 40 with its- Wife--Nake a dress
,a,tern out Of IL. unless the size I
!. changed. cleveland Plaindealer-
. A Good Sign Landlord of newl,
opeped wine-tavern Ito waiterl-"Pi
|. colo. mind YOU pay special attention
. that gentleman sitting yonder: he n;
: such ! red complexion IL Corriere-
= Ethel he whispered. will "
marry me- II don't know. Charles
J. She replied. coyly. We'll. when "
Is End ont he said. rising. -send n
% wori will Won? ! shall he at Nah
q Hicks until ten o'clock. IL ! dol
20 hear from You Nv tens Ia S"'Ne -
Hsrper's Bazar-
u "You don't seem to want cmplo
T. mept.- YES. do. ma'am- repii
or Meandering Mike. in an injured 'cI
q But YOU don't do the work when J.
re offered Won. Il know IT, le see
Of spent 30 much of my time lookin
y work tibet | can't git my hand in on
in other kind Of job."-Washing'
ey star.
he Paving a Compliment-Dibbs ',s
nd has tcen waiting in his friends stud
he .Ah, here you are. at last -
Ill dog has been paying good conn
on ment to that bit Of scene-paintlng-
to had TO drive the little beggar q
~ Daubcr tagrceably surprisedf-""
was he doingg- Dibb>-"Oh, he
=. took that river for real water. and
- started tapping IL. BY the oy. "
- river does IL represent? pau
~ l.avaVelyD--.River he hanged. =
- isn't = river, its . uxaIie nre.
Rita
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-15
Arrival Of Mrs. Cleveland and Family ri
Their summer Home.

BrzzARp'~ BAY. Mass. june Mrs.
cleveland arrived AZ Gray Gables after
al exceedingly pleasant. comtorta bie
sail on w. g. Bcnedicts steam Yacht
Oneida. The sail up Buzzard's bay was
delightful. and d more perfect day 70
inanguratc Mrs. Cleveland's ~ojourn
here could not be desired. The party
comprises Mrs Cleveland. the Misses
cleveland. nurse. governess. Mr. Bcne-
diet and members Of his family They
did not come ashore till 10 o'clock,
when full inspection was made Of the
improvements at Gray Gables
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-15
rHE MINNEAPOLIS RECORD
Thre.-O Quarters of = Knot Better Than INC
Columbia.

wn.Mrxaro~. Del. June The
cruiser Minneapolis passed up at s:io
with record Of ELS on her smoke
stack.
PHILADELPHIA. June s.-The cruiser
Minneapolis. in run Ut the Delaware
capes Yesterday under forced dranght.
made ei.7s knots in an hour This y
three-quar,ers 81 knot better thar
thu Columbia did on pr-iiIninar~ trial.
The Minneapolis reached her do'k AZ
Cramps ya.d a, o:.s last cyeEin9