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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
THE LOCAL RESUME.

John Hughes and Seth Hammer
oOk spin In the stubble fields last
ight for pheasants.
Beautiful, clear, bright, harvest
leather, hot in the middle Of the day,
nd cool at night, continues.
Herman Krager, of Pendleton, aged
2 years, was today committed to the
sylum. Too much strong drink.
At the Congre gational church full
tendance is desired at prayer meeting
might, as business Of importance will
} considered.
There was an aggravated case OF
lAri-vari In South Salem last night.
was very poor music, 30 the bridal
,uple thought.
The Silyerton stage driver today re-
orted destruction of q farm residence
y fire on the Abiqua north Of Silver
"A. He could not learn the owners
anne.
George w. Johnson, the clothier, is
hiding a new hop house on his farm
short distance west Of Salem. The
ructure will be twenty-elght feet
luare. Mr.. johnson has eighteen
res Of hops.
The story published OF +. N. Derby,
lperintendent OF the Motor Railroad
). picking up an empty whiskey flask
the beach at Newport is preposter-
10. Mr.. Derby is a Democrat and
hen he picks up anything as rule
ere Is something In II.
J. A. Rotan, who recently returned
om California, will next Monday
ke possession Of his store on CONNER
Al street, now used by Jim Phillips
: a saloon. Mr.. Phillips will move
TO the room in the postofiice block
cupled formerly by Jim Lamb with
Q Mint saloon. The JOURNAL will
located between two Democratic In
ltutions.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
TIL FORD ON NEWPORT.
Some WhOpping Fishing and
Game Stories.
HOW FORD SWIMS DUCK FASHION.
Calls 1t the Greatest Summer
Resort i'm the World.

Tiimon Ford, the Salem lawyer, is
just hack from a month at Newport on
YfIquina Bay. He can't keep from
talking about it.
There were two thousand visitors at
Newport last Sunday by actual count"
said be. at is the greatest natural
seaside summer resort In the world.
There is bay fishing, deep sea fishing,
oysters, CLAIMS and crabs. ] went out
twice over the bar to get sick but could
not get what ! wapted.
"The sardines or smeit come into the
bay and by merely punching holes III
the bottom of a tin pail you eau dip up
any quantity of the wharf. The sea-
gulls gullup down asmelt at one swoop
and these big oormoraDts-lawyer
birds 1 call them-they can swallow
salmon every time they open their
mouth.
"a deer came down one day was
there and ran all over Eugene Brey-
mans camp. 1t went down aud took
bath. While they all got their guns
the deer swan mile or 80, landed and
got away. When a steamer lands
ropes have to be put up to keep the
crowd back 30 they can operate the
cargo. Go up to Elk City ii you want
trout. One man went up Saturday
and got 70 or 100 by night. Geo.
Downing is fine swimmer sideways,
but had to teach him to swim duck
fashion.
81 enjoy the bathing immensely. l
swim duck fashion entirely. You hold
your head up like turtle and beud
your feet up behind at the knees, and
paddle with your hands, SO your neck
and your feet stick out Of water and
you can ride the biggest waves that
come. Between Newport and the
Monterey hotel you can always see
something new. 1t never tires.
"While we were at Seal Rocks 10
comes a whale for our special benefit.
He came up quite close, then his head
would rear up and he would spout like
member of the legislature over his
pet measure, his tail would fly up in
the air and down he goes just like a
member Of the lower house after the
legislative lobby gets through with
him. Newport people are the best ma
tured and most obliging in the world
to accommodate the visitors. They
will leave their work to go and hunt
up Some one for you. 1t must be the
climate makes them that way. You
can 30 right up in the mountains aud
you can kill bear and deer any time.
every Saturday night they have a
big dance-a whaling fine dance. The
dancers are so thick you can't move
with your girl except to hold onto her
right tight and steer along with her
edgeways. Nobody ever sickens or dies
on Yaquina unless they are killed by
accident. Sam Case has lived here for
over a hundred years, so the Indians
say, and is younger man today than
twenty years ago.
"I would like to live at Newport
when retire. 1t Is the best place to
go to heaven from because you are the
slowest getting there, yet it is the near
est like 1t Of anything / can imagine on
earth. II the Oregon Pacific is ever
extended to Eastern Oregon into the
alkali regions of Idaho and Utah, New
port will have hundred thousand Wis.
tors every summer, where they have
thousands now"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
is NEARLY BROKEN HEARTED
County Judge Hubbard May Have to
Commit His Own Son.

County Judge Hubbard's family
has been afflicted with victim OF epi-
lepsy. Their son Wiley Hubbard, aged
"a, has for a number of years been sub
ject to epileptic fits, which Of late have
grown very violent, and at times the
entire family are in terror when he has
the attacks. He has several times
broken furniture aud been subject to
attacks that last a week. Judge Hub
bard has had great care and anxiety on
account of his son. Yesterday he had
fit and scalded himself badly and
this morning the judge was seriously
debating the necessity Of having to
commit Wiley to the asylum, which is
the only place that an epileptic patient
can be sent in Oregon. The county
judge is the only person who can make
the commitment. While Judge Hub
bard has sent many persons 10 the asy-
lum, 1t nearly breaks his heart to have
10 perform that duty towards his own
sou.
Wiley Hubbard is a large strong man
aud naturally has bright mind. He
10 a great reader, good worker and
not OF bad disposition but for his dis
ease. He will probably have TO be sent
10 the asylum, as the family suffer
great deal from his trouble AS II has de-
velOped into great violence.
AZ 2;8O p. m. Wiley Hubbard was
examined by DIR. X. S. Jessup and
assistant deputy prosecuting attorney,
ID. q. Sherman, before Justice Johnson
aud committed 20 the asylum. Judge
Hubbard was present
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16

Wednesday was a church festival
among Catholics, the Assumption Of the
Blessed Virgin, and was observed by
them in the same manner as Sundays.
The 1890 service was conducted by
Rev. Adelhelm Odermatt, prior Of the
BenedictIne monastery, at Mt. Angel,
who preached an eloquent sermon ex-
planatory OF the occasion and its mean
ing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
California Melons.

The first carload Of Lodi, Cal, water
melons and casabas, the finest in the
world arrived this morning and were
distributed by John G. Wright to trade.
They are Of standard quality and just
the thing this hot weather.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16

A SERIOUS sUBJEoT.-Do you know
how your wife's back aches over the
wash tub every week? This can all DO
avoided with bat little expense by TAX
ing your washing 10 the Salem Steam
Laundry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16

YOU'LL GET LEFT.--If you don't get
that suit Of e.. w. Johnson & Sons.
Our goods talk and they speak volumes
OF persuasion for lovers OF good cloth.
ing. Come and see our goods aud buy
II you can't help IT,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16

A FARCE.-Blcycle races may be a
farce but there Is no farce about the la
Corona cigar. 1t is the best ten cent
cigar the market affords,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16

Sweetest sweet potatoes, freshest
fresh tomatoes, the gTeenest green corn,
pears and peaches In magnificent
abundance, at Clark's Court street gro
Gerry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
THE LOST LETTER CARRIERS
If They Do Not Show Up Search
Party Will Start.

At noon today nothing had been
heard from Murray Gilbert and Fred
LOckley, thought to be lost In the Cas-
cade mountains.
Lockley and Gilbert camped at De-
troit and went to find lake PAMELA.
They left Salem on the 3rd. On the
4th Laughed and Bernardo saw them
there. SO they left on the 5th and the
theory is that in tracking deer they
crossed the divide between the Santiam
and the Molalla. The boys, if they
follow down that stream, will come out
at Silverton and may get:into Salem to-
night.
The Denton party camped at Green
Basin. 1t was not until day before
yesterday that the boys were thought
to be lost. II they do not show up
this evening, search party will be
made up at salem, headed by Walter
Denton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
PHOTOGRAPHS

All kinds at reasonable rates at
THE COTTAGE PHOTO GALLERY,
tate and Seventh streets Free car ride to
customers.
Those having sent orders are requested TO
All snon.
6l6-lw q. II. WEST.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
As an Advertisement

100000 6XX White Envel-
opes just received, and at long
IS they last l will furnish 1000
With name and address printed
.cross the top for 1925 per
housand.
+. S. DEARBORN,
Bookseller and Printer.
Salem. Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
Awful Good Rops.

A sample brought from the VIM.
Holmes yard south Of Salem shows
them to be nearly through blooming,
full Uf pollen, of strong flavor, and the
seed In the milk, haTf as large as a
kernel Of wheat. They are considered
awful good hops.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16

To BATCHELoRs.-What is the use
OF "batching" when you can get your
meals at the N. Y. Kitchen for from
Is TO 25' cents each?
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
Portland University.

First. Location beautiful, healthful and
free from all p aces of temptation.
Second. Best instruction given in College
Preparatory, Normal and Business courses,
also In Tneo ogy, Music and Art
Third. Board in West Hall, club houses or
private families; S'OO 10 500 year for board
and tuition.
Fourth. FAN term opens September 49,
Catalogues free. Address
- @. C.'sTRATrON, ID. d. President.
Or THOS. VAN SOY, ID. d., Dean.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
THE MEN RETURN.

Murry Gilbert and Fred Lockley ,Jr.,
returned on the lao train and were
greeted by their many friends as heart
lily as though they had risen from their
graves. They spent week at Mt. Jeffer-
son, fishing al PAMELA lake three days,
catching over 800 fish. They camped
alone six days and the people of Detroit
were rejoiced at their return last night.
They had tramped so miles in the
mountains, bringing back 90 lbs. to
this city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16

DE-. Prices Cream Baking Powder
AwaSasa God hsaa MAsiais fsf, 6aa Ffaaelses.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
willamette University.
An Evergreen Tree.
WITHOUT COST.

hiAhOpA bpSl.
We will send YOU by mail postpaid one
small evergreen tree ada pied To your climate
with lnstruetionG for planting and Gazing for
~. together with our complete list OF nursery
stock IL you will cut out this advertisement
marx on it the name 81 this paper, and tell
how many and hat kind OF trees and plants
you would like 20 purchase, ana when you
wish 90 plant them.
We VIII quote you lower prices on the stock
yeas gani than have O or been offered you,
Write al once.
kVERGREEN NuRsERIEs,
iO-dlm Evergreen, Door Co.. Ms.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16

Sweet Clover Honey syrup, guarau-
teed the best table syrup. Take 10
other, Farrell d Co., Omaha, Neb.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
To the Mountains

The underigued is prepared with good We
hleies And teams 20 take parties 10 the noun.
TAI or coast Ia the best OF shape and short.
est Time. Apply 20 ~. X. Willard, I89 slate
street, opposite bteiners market. S-9-2Ws
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16

Puritan Maple syrup, guaranteed
are, the best on the coast. Farrell 4
,.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16

Capital Printing Co., Job Printers s2s Com. St
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
Cooper Shop.
CYRUS STEWART

has 3opened up a shop north Of Mize's mill, in
south Salem, where he is prepared to MAKE
and repair all kinds OF cooperage, such as
pals, tubs, kegs. barrels and churns. Only
the test sea oned stock used. Prices reason
abe 7-3l-d&w
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
MARRIED.

Capital Printing Co, lob Printers, a2e Commercial.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
BUSINESS is BUSINESS.

ur circuIation-ws Challenge comPa'i-
son with Any Newspaper Outside Il
PORTLAND.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
PROFESSIONAL AxD BUSINESS CARDS.

II j. BIGGER Alto, ney at Law, Salem Ore
II. Ron Office over Push's bauk
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16

CIRCULATION EACH WEEK.
WEEKLY CAPITAL. .JoUREAL------------- 5.OOO
lArLY, seven city and suburban carrier .o
IDnteg 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

additionally presented 10 the country, i
this grNat anomaly peril TO which u
is cNpcNcd. (Chccrsl
II cannot 20 70 far az sHuic OF my
friends. 10 not think that tho pccr
should ~ treated as parahs. | Dc moi
think that the fact Tint man was bort
IN a particular position should dcbai
linn FROM Tho higher opportunities 81 scrv
ing the stntc and ! DO not sympathiY,
with tiie Niewa " a certain dcnuinticI
which rcNntly visited the Right Hon,
Edward MRiprlbankS lBnrnn Tweed
mouihl, aiihvugh | agree that there u
great lncnnVenirnce w.on the premier Il
not IN Tho house Of commons
81 am not one of those who think that
the pccrage should be considered q stig
ma and q bar, But while | remain PFC
niier YOU may BE assured that no Liberal
IN tho ranks viii endcavor more stead,
fnetly TO 10 his duty to The party"
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, chan
cclnr Of the cNcheQuor, followed. Ht
eaid that the enemy nattcrcd themselyft
that The Liberal party was going 60 drou
homo rnlo ilnt tho language OF Chs
prnmicr and ilis nrescucc Of the ldght
Hon. John Morley ~ chief secretary
for ireland WIS the best answer they
oonli give 10 this supposlil0n.
Continuing, Sir William remarked
that Mr., G,ndstono'a last speech In rc-
pNlh 10 the hnnsr OF lofdA was m IN.
Aeritnnco for the party and asacrted
thsi this quoslion would prove TO be tho
grcnicst subject Of the future,
Only Few peers were present In iha
housc OF lords whom parliament opened.
Tho United Stntes ambassador, Hon.
Thomas w. Bayarl, was IN the diplo'
mat. rhllory.
When tho Marauls of Rlpon, Earl
Spencer and the Marquis of hreadal
b1noe. tho lord oommonore, tnnk ihcil
places on the bench ~ front Of The thronl
ihe lord high chancellor. lord lIcrschcll
directed tho yoon,nu usher OF the hlays
rod to summon Che c0mmons hut onll
Afiy " tho iettcr attended 90 hear ti'
uncen's speech,
Tho McCarlhyitcs assembled NJ p NJ
IN committee RON No. 10 OF the house ("
commons aud rnEnrri ~ animated dlt
cnsslon Of Inc Irish InrliNnenlary maj
ssra Ultimately Mr.. Justin Mozart
was rc-elect,l chairman Of The lrich pai
nameutnry marty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
NOT KNOWN ~ WASHINGTON


Special Dispatch.
Washington. March ~ For some
months Ipst me- Texas delegation have
dlsoussed uc coming senatorial election
In Texas, Inc main question involved
was az 70 senator Coke's position, Il
has been suited at ono time that he
would be candidate, aud another that
he would not, both stories have had all
kinds Of proof save direct proof from the
sanator himself lie has mp 10 this good
time. rs far az Washington IS concerned
remained dlscrcrtly silent Both siorics
have boon printed from timc to time,
hut Of late the story of the seniors re-
fremont has preiominatcd. In fact II
a now accepted as fact among The
delegates hero. Every one however has
bcen awaiting expressions from the
senator himself II seems that he Inns
concluded 20 announce hts retirement ia
Texas rather tian here.
The story is well authorized here To-
nieilt. thai he Inns written letter Ia Chair
mau Waller Baker Withdrawing from thc
race. lie refuses TO alk aud 20 the
Jircct news will come hero from resas u
The Bakcr letter ls published
A special In The 81. Louis Republic Of
Saturday froui Dallas has also CAUSED
considerable comment with tho Texans
hore. II purp1rls 10 ooutain letter nd
dressed 10 the Texas REPRESENTATIVES, aud
SENATOR'S urging thcn 10 oppose tho op.
preaching meeting Of tho Baker aud Mat.
look Commuters. II declares that u
harmony IL thus obtained II WIN be- az a
cost of no groatcst issue. Tie ire,
coinage Of silver. Most Of the vnpsen.
tatyes laugh At the story ns q newspaper
fake. They say they have received nc
mcli lcitor and would pay little ntten.
ion 10 Il II they did. The Gazette cor
respondent has yot failed 10 find Tent
member who did not applaud Chairman
| Bakers work senator Mills says thai
It ~ one Of the bcai things whicl
has happened lately, and he Is convince
that good results viii follow. Al to thi
silver question. made 80 much Of IN ;hi
puipmted address, tie incmbors here ral
thoy have no such conception Of u Wall
tley siil have tho bclief a. 10 lts dc
sirabHity, they see other great issue, be
fors The national party. They are heart
~ IN tho work Of eating down the tart
tax. Of romolellhg The great and e1pen
siyo government machinery; of roJus4hi
appropriations. They have no idea o
holding the party on this one issue. an
SEEN delighted AZ thc prospects fur har
inoBy at home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

Bakers friends thst no and Governor
lIo,.r nrc IN en,ire ncc,,,l ana hnva n
,bo,,,nrh prdcrs,arAinr Ia, ho-o ana
nor inal.s.,on. I'M n .,d,,.,s 49,. ~,
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M. -, L.. A., So. c,....
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y ''s su'',i',''" ~ ~ wv y, 49, N
" .,s, =, ~, .'... NY ~ IL $780,
~ ''g'' NV i,,-'''e ',1,,.'', So 60,
IN , NV, 49, ,,.,,,. a,'a
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
WICHITA FALLS POLITICS
ct..,4at niafiafrb

wichita FAILS. March i2.-A mas
meeting was called 10 order tonight 10 she
county courtroom, pr previous call, for
the purpose ct ccnicrinF OF a DHimp rtiie
candidate ior mayor at The ensuing city
election On account Of ofsppFing fee.
tons the isfuc ~ point wns ignored. aud
fhe meeting resulted IN the selection OF
hfiefa citizens 70 constitute tho Demo-
Ia the absence Of regularly organiapd
committee After various motions were
nut. q motion 10 adjourn prevailed. Moth
Ing Wus accomplished more than the COM
mites above appointed; IN fact, IN COM
nliier appointed may decide 70 order a
primary election.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
'p,RlsoN or THE BILLS

hanson or THE BILLS.
l.tiaied Press.
tom. Mach 12.-T'he senate
4 e,mmittee today was supplied
\ i,balaied statement prepared by
A .nrr department showing in de
4 s,nonnt which II IL estimated
n -.eriycd under the senate bill
"A II become u law, also giving the
. spdcr the Wilson bill and COM
N with the returns from the
NJ dcpartmcnt under the present
n iSl3 The statement also gives
a IA Of the Increase In the in
A ryenue under the senate bill,
. As follows:
: 100000 spirits. 10000
AZ sg.OO0.OO0; cigarette, $l,JlO,-
NIripr carls. S3,O00,0O0. Total
Sl3.5OO, 900.
4 e.iimatcd duties Of the senate
/. oasnred with those Of the WI
Am the returns under the pres
4 by schedules are: Total present
llAS373. 432; house, Sl24,693,OO4
q NgJ.903,II
q average ad valorem under the
a hv Is 1905; under the house
Il sg. nnder the senate bill, "A 10.
Dnparison Of the sugar schedule
n Ia during the last year l5.49O,-
iats Of mnlasses were imported.
liirh no duty was paid, but which
Uta senate bill, would produce
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
SPORTING.
HOT SPRINGS RACES.

HUI 81 lNA-NNh' 49, i"T'
eodsted Press.
. SVrings, Ark, March - The
Eis fast, weather fair and at
~ light
nee. four furlongs, selling-Dan
In won by two lengths, Imp
nal second, Fraud third. Time,
III race. elcyen-sixteenths OF a
l.nlng Longfellow won by Il length
4 hlf. Buck Waller second. Back
\ third. Time, 1:13 II.
race. one mile, sellingo]ose-
4 Won by seven lengths, Forrest
scond, Jack Adler third. Time,
~.
~ race, five furlongs, purse-,Iim
4 won by head, Maud ID. sec
Nay Bird third. Time, 1901 IL
race. six furlongs, sclling-Galen
won by length, Honest Dollar
Ansonia third, Time, las ID.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

A uenneuey Man Fluda stone which u
said 10 be a Ierihol Nan.


Special Dispatch.
uonnose,. o. r., March -, .IIeuno,ey
is ali eacitomput tonight A real Hyuulhu
pnrne0 man hhN been found hy \ tnlmer
BOY nohr here aud 10 now being viewed "
lho cntre population ~ The city,
h. a. iinwurth. Winlr uuafNlns Alnhe
along tho hanks ~ ihn linRrfon river,
sinek the lot foot aud hit curiosity MAS
excited 10 pf0cbpd further mill he nnrvN.
nrtd the body ana thoru bohrll 4 iun h1sn
niau Va perfect atnto ot ng!ihrnuon. ~
hurnmr 10 earitud on hehalilng thu corpse
Of siope that he ran iof ,9ags,latnnre wiz
whom he eurrercdci w hfung ne body
from tho rorky bed WHORE " ihid, Ing
body II six fref two inches Ia hflRat NM
n Il petfpei niudel u physical Organization.
10 must evidently nave been laid N q
noffatt state ~ health, na thNrc II no efis
,ienee OF rfnanint.0n fhrFc are indications
III two wouud.l ou his person. onp below thc
ifft eve and the nihrr on me nght hipnln.
10 has very nigh forehead, pipmlnrnl
nnsa and compressed mouth. wMch w
IDENTITY denotes that he was literary man,
mcfrdaious pcoIse uy out another cafQln'
giant. hut tbs n no fake. n " absolutely
n natfihel human body. Scores Of learned
nhvsiulans have uaulund tho body aud
nr6nnunee1 II wonderful apeeimen NJ nn
mrn'a wort, obtained from bed of Wpauh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

Dallas. Tex. March 12.-At an early
hour mis- morning the stable Of II. -.
Scay on Cole avenue VIA destroyed BY
ERE 1lin,e valuable horsga, owned by
Mr. gopy. Justi J.aHderdnle and
Gcoree Ianderdale. were ccrunied.
Two huggirs harness. saddles and three
TONS Of INV. Were consumed. The barn
was insured for a small amnrnt The
loss Is placed at $500 Ofigin Of are
unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
The FIRE RECORD.
An WICHITA FAILS.

special DispaicL.
Wichita Falls. Tex. March II Fire
wis discovered IN the cigar factory b.
longing 10 J n. budding thia morning.
IL ~ O'Clock, located W the ccnieT 81
the bushes portion Of The city, llun-
Iinr's factory was almost an euiire los.
amounting 70 S2fNQ. insured for $3.50.
Jge damage to tli- building Is probably
goo, fully Insured.
The cigar factory Will rranfue opera
ti0hs in n shori hme. Adjoining buiid.
tho fire department.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

! naArTERs AT THE CAPITAL,
4 I'M *, March l2.-The Milan couu-
r. va empany Of Cameron filed It's
fidr- w secretary OF state yesfer-
ltiofne-. " capital stock at $50 600.
II tfii,s ! 4 A are W. Y. Crawford, r.
v 49,. MeCord. T. T. Henderson
.ii-ffiv IN. collector OF Harris coun
w min. " $500 10 the comptroller
I !. sll.Irna .sta frsvhue taN.
y VIZ ~ - heNar county also re
~ couat~ ~ me shme period.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
SPORTS IN DALLAS.

Tex. March 12.-Tom John
4 lrslrknown pugilist. and his man
I'M Porter, Of San Francisco,
y y y the city. the guests Of j. ].
Y me Dallas Athletic club. Mr..
m old cohst acquaintance of
5,us and Is on his way to New
AMI Chicago. At the latter
WI endeavor to mike a match
issver ~ Smith. Manager Bates
4 ~ make u match with any heavy
Il -sAlnst johnson for a purse of
4 y more the fight to take place as
possible Mr.. johnson is willing
4 EeTe, no weights barred. II no
stranRed Manager Bates will
Il A sns up an exhibition between
~ Nv any man who wishes 10 90
III. Mr, Johnson II well known
:, as aelhc coast. He has won n
4 "A tnod lights, HE last being that
's,,sne knocked Tom Curry out in
70 round at Frisco on December
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
NEAR GAINESVILLE.

0TeTTNT ITTTTHTTI9
Oainesville. Tex. March 12.-rhe redi-
drnce Of Andrew Kitchen. near Calls.
burg. was toisliy destroyed BY Gre yes
ferday morning Tho family, With the
reception II two small ckildren, was n
church. No insurance.