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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-13
BY THE WAY.

ne Otner nlgnt Inau sa."
apropos of friend, "shat man
needs a book of etiquette" which
remark echoed in my Utmost heart
when l discovered what brough,
forth the words. 1t seems that the
party had been inqairing whether
he should wear dress or business
suit to private evening function.
Now / do not believe in books OF
etiq ,ette, as they make the most
alarming statements, nor do pose
as social mentor, but | do con
tend-and as you will perceive, am
ever ready to air my decided opin-
ion-that if we are to have society
at all, we want the highest and best.
Man must study the most trllling
courtesies to women; they are al
ways appreciated. Dress plays a
most i'm )ortant part in this little
world of ours, and the man or wo
man who observes the etiquette
of apparel is we'll grounded IN SC
oial usages. Not that the dress
makes the man, but he who appears
before his hostess correct y attired
is very apt to make pleasant guest.
l can never believe that true gen
tleman or woman can be slovenly in
attire. All the stuff that has been
preached about great minds being
above personal 1ornm ant is sheer
nonsense.
We notice that small and early
functions are obtaining here slowly
but surely, and we hail their advent
with delight. They are imbued
with the true spirit of hospitality
which eugenders the best social in.
tercourse.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w.
f. Lake entertained most delight.
fully at cards Their guests were
hidden to meet Mss Denny, of
B.lton, who is Il great social favor
lite here. The evening was fraught
with pleasure to the participants and
made a graceful ending to the
weeks round Of entertainment.
The Guild of 81. Paul's church
will repeat the series Of teas which
became so popular last winter
Saturday afternoons from to 6 is
the time set, and not only members
but those of other churches are cor
daily invited. A nominal charge
OF ten cents is made, but tina aft airs
are to promote sociabili y, not to
make money.
Ole is taken back to the long ago
in watching the minuet dancers Of
the Buttertl fete as they move with
stately grace to the rhythmic music.
Mrs. Clark, as the central figure, is
most attractive, and she has been
IN ost fortunate in her selection of
the other participants, who are
Mesdames Bain, w. o. Wilkes and
Hays, and Messrs. Foster Fort,
Tom Clark, Hays aud b sin.
Miss Garner, of Tennessee, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. P.
Massey.
Miss Ada Park left for Bolton on
Friday, to be the guest of Miss
Julia Montgomery for several
weeks.
To the regret of large circle of
admirers, Miss Denny leaves for
home on Monday. Miss West will
accompany her.
Mrs. Hengst's mother and sister,
Mesdames Croft and Slyer, of
Springfe cid, o., arrived on Friday,
and will remain for several week..
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-13

See Stark West Il Co for, ac,le
and fire insurance
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-13

No. 4 Is Egan's Telephone.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-13

In the entire city there is not a
pretty, cosler home than Mr.. Will
Martins on North Fifth street. An
artist by instinct, Mr.. Martins love
for the beautiful ia shown by the
environments of his home, which
are most artistic. His friends fad
1t pleasant rendezvous, so FIRE.
quently there are gay little gather
lngs where mirth reigns supreme.
GA Thursday evening twenty five
young people repaired to this
hospitable home, sure of the cordial
welcome awaiting them, and found
it ablaze with light and filled with
the scent of divers from the open
conservatory. In the parlors the
carpets had been removed and the
polished ii jor indicated that dancing
was to be the order of the evening.
M. j K. Wheatley led delightful
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
rBE ~ Ii.HNN % N,O q

Their" arr not n few proI,lr who have NJ
lear idea ui the ',rur ln'ariursr" of ,L,
Pullman boycott lhin hn,cnit IN the ~.
'ult "t the starvation eat unwn IN wages
" whh'h ia" Pullman company treated
t""lr help r"mr weeks agu. The eaten,
II 'hH eat n"y q" understood IN the re-
,urtr"n III ear interior Decorators fi,,u
sii2 I" SD per month; while operatives
."c"Nlng - - l."r day were reduced Ia
- cents, Tins sort at thing Was more
nHn hrsh AMI hluod could stand, aud
'n"I" ~as n revolt a. the result after IA
i"i "NI"rlruc" under the new financial
'"gim" Tia" rympa,hlrs uf the entire
'h"r world Nru, uut tuwarl the nufirr.
TX employees, aud their thuurands at
u"nds have sine" then literally ruttri.
ul'"i toward their support,
with ~ many l""pl" nut IT employ
H"ni, il' Pullman company uu'lrr ur,iiu.
Iy circumstances would have nn trouble
"a tlllng the places 1T the strikers. but
u"w that ~" entire railway lal"r Wurid
= h'lN'4g fNllFl''l ~ lhf fHlSf 'l llII
,lnkrIS. aud h's taken up arms against
AZ Pul,man company there II every like.
hu,d II the trHuH,unturuial lines l~ing
reed nj" dlSrurtiug their contracts
Nth Pullmau winch may .nd ia his
iuwuihIl The prr.!is at this company
are not placed Tar b"hiBd th"sr II stan.
lard ml; the stockholders are all rich
men, No, few IT them rilliuuair.sj and
.he help have III" ri.hI Ia feel these rich
Stockholders mIght sacrifice n little IL
their own profits ia such times as these
Tor the gpli III less favored fellow NOR.
tails in their rmpl"y.
~ as the late lamrulrl liorac. Greeley
woui say, the tears h-ing phed over
Pullman'r ia may be- cnntsin'Si ~ a
mighty small onlon. General sympathy
i,rs not gu uut towards iir" NJ Pullman
fur hr aud his ARE rrgarirdas striving
earnestly to live up fully 10 this teaching
Of the gospel Of human gre-,i, get all
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
t.r W as Narrira

II If 'ru" tina, John pflucgrr was some.
what n"nrlnS-rd when he drove into IN.
ci'y from tah"Inn aud found that he
could NJ, reach Lamy on the train las,
Saturday afternoon In time for his
m"rr'"g" with Mrs. VIM. sayles He
~as not l." "u,wittei. So he drove up Ia
Lin'y' bong accompanied by X
brown AMI IN the afternoon Of lac, satur-
day h" was joined in marriage To the lady
Il" loves, Rev. g. A. Ne-ff. the Luth.ra n
minister performing the ceremony. The
w'"iding was quiet affair. occurring nj
the home Of ia" brides parents, Mr.. and
Mr'' Charles lIasIelmAth II Lamy. Tbs
CiriESS extends congratulations Ia Mr..
aud Mrs Phueger
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

defsndsnss. Amer proceedinw . fsv min.
uses some 81 the Witnesses askesi 10 /.
excused. " iv'~siblc. wbe the question a.
b the tim" 4" he ,rcupieI IN the arRu.
ment was discuns.d
Mr. Field stated that certainly u WOMB
occupy all day. that he wmuld with m.
permission ~ the court occupy three a,
four hourr. nni h- presumed the rccriy.
ere attorney would tab. NJ much tim.
The court then stated that the wiinrs--.
coull h" rscus.-l until t"- morrow morn.
lng. when Mr.. Field called the courts Al
ieniinn Ia the fact tina, the Fourth ~ JrI,
was national holiday. ami thA, VI.
United STA, p statutes expressly ftha
proceedings ~ iiH courts on that day
The court stated that Ar this IL . i'm.
e"'iihg ~ r"ni",nh u was hiH lie in, Ia
expedite the hearing aS rron a. runsib.
Rnd deair,l NJ delay
~ Field. with animation, stated A
was nm ~ all the drsir' - the defend.
ante /" have any delay. hui that h- l...
lbevrd this IL L.. the Inori important css..
Ia principle, ~ which he had ever b@s,
engaged; that he beli.v,zi II Ia b- IN,
most important caAe ever tried /.
America and that the defendants wnuA
ask. with permission ~ the court. Ia die.
rnss !, fnlly IN all Ito pbases.
TIL" line ~ Judge Adams Arguln.u,
war AL end"Hyor. by tracing III" history
IL the federal decisinnu IN this line "A
CASE. I" show how tlic f-,l-ral courts had
10y a prreas II rallruad corporation IN.
fu"n"-. ~, NJ frum the -arlies, d,,i.
SION. which he cnntrni~i dcrhled tina,
punishment cnuh h- infrr,~i only vile,
the act complained II Was ~ itself "a.
I'r'Hs'si, declared Ia b. unlawful b,
rrns"ning fiom implication. which va
h",h unjus, AMI unconstitutional. The
Judge also argued that II koch-nd nrfr,
WAS guilty uf ~, the charges preferred m
ia" affidavit hr II n"i guilty ~ any r,,n.
tempt ~ court, but stated that il an.
I"hr'd tn he concerted action l-tw..,
raili"Ad COMPANIES aud federal courts.
Throughout the country. Ia put the mrn,
members II labor organizatinnn IA p-y-rsl
trials and Ia sH much trouhl. AS Ina.ibl.
TIL" arguments are being continued
this sf,eruoDn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
sesd,ag 0u, ru,,msm-

Lani Saturday, hrigh, and early. II u
frrgusson made known hir wants that
b" desired Ia go Ia The C,rhil mining
district, aud WAS brwaillng the fact thr,
there was no train I" tuk"uu the road
W. l. Trimhl- announced that HArr,
Cooper Jack johnson Anh other rmplp,
er had not struck ON his PulmauS nui d
MI f"rgus-nn would accept seat hr
would hnd n crew willing I" tnkr h,m IT,
ia" INNING district Mr. F,r,u--nn.
knowing that his business IN "" .I.irIct
pre-. ny. purchased rirG",. 49,. IN
few minutes the rimhlr'r Pal man
was numbering along the dirt Rad tn.
warl the district The conductor, who
held the bell cori over the praucing,
Streaming steeds, ohsrr!,,l several A. K
L, men en- route. but ~ they lacked a
leader M attempt wRI made Ia stop the
Puilnan and ditch the one coach train 10
an adnlr mud hole, hence Mr.. Ferguson
rea"hrl the disiric, in pafrty, He riuru.
-d last night, and NJ. l. Cole. " W.
Strong and J, u Snyder came aIuu.: with
him. Tia" ,. X g., the u nf !. T., the
u. IT l. F'... the u, of X + and the
Brtnrrnusi of Switchmen ~" still At
work un Trimble's Pullman train between
here and III. Jrmes hot springs aud the
Cochi,i mines.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
CONTEMPT Of COURT
An Important Case Now Beirg
Heard by Judge Collier.
MANY sYAPATHlZRRs PRFsEST.

The contempt case against II. X. Koch
endorfer. W, II Curtis and J r Thomas
members II the American Railway Union
who were arrested the other day upor
afhdavi,s submitted TO the court by Capt
s'"rry, counsellor for the Atlantic a Pa.
che rnilr"d company, came up for hear,
ing before Judge Collier a, 1880 O'Clock
this morning.
The cour, room was pretty well crowd.
Ell with railrosders and others, who werr
Interested In such an important legal
question, among thoae present being Re.
eeivsrs Saint, sebo6eld and skiunsr--,h.
three desiring 10 know how ,h. iuds,
was going IN treat the receivers Of
the railr'ad company.
just before Mr., Yield. one III the conn.
sci for respondents. began reading the
papers In the case, J. W Walker, chief
clerk Tor the railroad company, walked
into the court room. followed by n h.
Fsrgusson, who enters the case AZ . rem
r-sentAsive u the government, and ~
course 10 Hssiss Capt, sterry.
Amer the reading Of the plsadinRs, Mr..
Field stated briefly the principal points
I" which he would refer In his argument,
when Judgs AdAms opened the argumsn,
on the motion 10 quash on behalf Of the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
Li,riS eauauay.

This morning the delivery Nurse ~ J.
IL. Mathew got scared at something
down on south Second street and ran
sway In front Of M-dl-r's lodg. hall,
Mr. Matthew was thrown out. and sus-
tanned several painful hurts. The horse
ran int" ons 81 the big trees In front of
>hurt'a, biu.-kins the RICH, shat, Of the
wagon and hesing himself from IN.
wagon The annual continued on and
ran On In tbs sidewalk In from, ~ the
FIRST National bank. where John Jaeoby
ana [, Y kirs,er had q narrow escape
nom h"ing run over aud probably badly
injured The animal fell a. Il lief, the
sidewalk u, got up and continued north
on Second street before II could lie cap,ur-
ed II Was rrokl.ss. exciting runaway.
aud strange To cay the animal was no, in
the least hurt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

"dulr' milne. 10y q ". Boyd and Hans
Clausen. Cnchiii.
. Little Dirk" h-lc, 10y Frank ". stand
ley. W u. rwhch-ll nnd Tom ,cCune
I~hnn
III ,ud igcr." by a. W, lbSiy. y J
Brady and trtnk Stout. Corhiti
"t;",i Luck," 10y j MARTIN. Vim S,ru
N,I, II = knuur nnd Julian Martinez
IE'hu
"jp,k Pot" l"l", 10y j A, Wilson. J T.
SAINT J W >rn"dc!d, g. II Nrwh,ll AM
" Wilson, r,r,lta iistrr,
Ninety Niue" 10y same lra,orS. Go.
rhu
"tI"rr,,sr' l-lo. by T.. - Jarkr"n
W u rSlchrll, II T.. fwi,rhrll al | y
l. Iul, ,,rhit.
"Ru-u" ihii"." 10y u Mhth"wr. J. Rob
cuts, Ru-o Moy"rr aud lI"rt"usc Lowrn.
that, Crhith
"Mam Ut Eru" l"lr. 10y J. =. Cnllrn,
i"u. t~.ntu.
"bu,"u' ti", hy Thu- Ray. " I.
'.''" " ' nav. "ltI'l' l'aN ~ AMI JtlI
Mark'I, t,rutI
"LJuIr Adtc," by Johu Rr'rrtr. lim
t"ns" LoNoutnal, K. Mathews aud Ro-s
MN,tr, I.Uhiti.
"Nnr,o" l"t", hy q. " Blackburn am
dulp VESTS, Curhni.
"tiuh Bug" luI,, 10y ] G ,ntIucy. y.
y nal'"' AMI u Auurr~-, Cu,it.
'AsI,n' ,uic, hy NJ y. Chatirc and j
O. "ilury, Iorhiti.
"", rn'n," "Ir, 10y T.. ". Judkiu,
..t T. /. Mcunrr ,u,mu
e" uaI'" i"l", t.! Julk,up aud Wei
',r t.entl
"Am,i : .,. lu.Ir, Icy T.. ". Judkiur
l. ""nl"i Atd T. M,uhll. C"cuit.
~. = , .ud "Alhauy" lulcs. hy lIrr
u. yuo,ts ant " /" smith. C~rhlt.
''u,punu ',rl. hing Sulum"u No. ="
Grown Pom, ~ =" Arcade" "Nur
,o!, ''>prW paiI" and saddle" mrnrs
.! d " Akri., Il u N,choIs aud NJ j
N.,rs, C",hil
"h'o quar- I"io. 10y Il Chaucl ana
.. IA ',uk, Corhlij.
"NAu Lnn" I"ir, u, samuel u'Baun"u
'.. Ng,, ,nd i"" benny, C"cmu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
oa.s,r. ey discovered

There ia q rumor II the discovery Of n
conspiracy In GuSialul@ county Ia de.
stroy the cur, hous. but recently erected
at PuertA de- Luna Two hol-s we're
found bored through the walls II the
building, hlled with explosives and sup.
plied each with a fuse The opening had
been plAs.sred over In prevent detection
Lrfore the scheme had fully ma,ursd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

The bill 81 a. II lirown ne, receiver m
- 30 was ~f-rrr'l To the supply con.
miti-e.
The bill ~ III. Electric Light Co ID
81 was read and r-f-rr-d back 10 IN
clerk
The hill of the Albuquerque. Morniu(
Democrat for a. 80 was rejected on mo.
'i"n OF Trustee Chamh-rlin. seconded Or
Trustee MauSar'i. on tho ground that ,As
colonel agreed to do the work free 4
charge Ia the old board.
II was moved by Trustee CbamberliaI
seconded by Trustee Bartlett. tina, III
president instruct the committee
buildings tn procure estimates ~ the 10
u disc"nnecting the Sm-ad closet sys,.s|
from the Smead heating and ventilAtin
system in the Thrill wari school build
ing, and pu, In proper sewer connec,iou|
yer requirement Of the city ordinance
the subject, and II necessary put IN -n,IF
new closets and make water connecticu1
for flushing Carried.
Trustee Chamberlin moved. secondsa
10y Trustee kuhns. that the building cosS
mi,t-e wait upon the stree, AMI s-wd
committee IL the city council in REGARD
the above question of connecting and 6s(
on, what would In r~quired from "
school boari and how much II the "a
pens-. II any. would he borne by the Cd,
in the connection with the water main
and that the president be an ex .oi'iei
member Of tn. committee to wait ON N
council.
Adjourned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
Ntning iorntson.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
PUT UM0ev ARREST.
Officers Of American Railway
Union Arrested.
80 Z MIT ~ COUNT.


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All m"'nlrrs A X L.. between Albu.
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MI, Al me hy n,i.r ~ pr.a'n',
work the other busin.ss IL p,rsibl,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
tIr - ~ urm

..i OF. fHn.
Il.~ II the second time that uuch
uiNurih has been referred tn by ia,
pr.uur,"t AZ mel" Cr,-iwurth. Sntirr Il,
h'"i! gwen tu ia" handsome rulnnr
that hereafter only the currrc, ps,rn
n\u,r should h" aIrpli'-i II more uai,
10" u" taken. Il" Nh"N". m"nii"n,s riItn
NAV s"n" IL uiug, after having wr-Stl,-i
" ih hts u-ud vrrI~rtinr Jag nstnniah
'h' puhI. hy reference IT, Stammwnrth
90 - Shlumrkw"rth. " guls' what could
10. W"I~r tor the juurnnl' 10 think that
at' 'H"ruy was uu,,l" IT one ~hn has nu.
. 81 'h" marked Improvement IN the
genera, mnk" AZ e th" Shr-, IN question
'id spoken of It ~ terms 1T praise ana
commentator H. contemplate sncia
g. N'l"u~ suudrrr 10y unkind Ailusinns I.
&c, nr.r Crdw urth" NJ - rnrrnlsr Of IA,
'H' '~'lI"Ns 'urlS'' Ia 'hr language ui
Tia Immortal Caesar. when III" cleaning
Dagger p,"rc'.i his breast. h" could well
"N'.tiu, III ~ brute" |, ~ not know
h'w St"v"r, Stamm, Jsm"s and lart.
'"'"g perhaps not least, Rip Van vim.
h." N.uumrk will taxi" the culun.rs uu.
X nj Characterization "i their profound
"iirrnur"r. hnt ~ for your correspond
"ui, Il" wants aud lusiriS upon correct
representation aud truthful app,llat,"n
ems" HIM that, or < vr him death II not.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
" WAS A HlTi
Th" Play, "ourrhirl Mcknight"
hrind Su,rr
tNLGl ODN INIGurD

Pr pie -. fuu. ,ui VIZ, fast - II rn,nos
'u' s'' ,.'I ,h' lktrg MANY iarrs 'u iay
NJ -'ru nN'r last Nights laughing sIall
- 'lr ulp'., h.w--, vh.i- ca CIn.t
VI ku.H1," n hc,l c"m,gly. ~ local
N,'1N u portrayed IS loral talent.
mi T. - ~" huur.
f.r'No aud a hair hour. ,ou, hundred
i''uyl" laughed 'hrm-.ly,, tu u fever
hru aud 'h"u wuu.l"r,I why II was 30
hu' liu N,-t aui ruc, N"ir inclined ,n
b.. s't.wua ud wanted . ns show
Ari'i"nr' ant "u,'," ~" coon family 10
uriui EvrtN -oug Vt. ,lrai ever, iY,.
nnsh, fhr pilot, though rmsy. atip,I.
o., lots cot room lui niirk Aui .ngru-aIuy
stag" nuslu"ss - ,tN,r we're all tue
l"ur." that 81 10 ,,rro lupu..inlc g. give
Irul"r credit Ni,h.ut mentioning ,arn ~
Il tail
II ; kwgb,, n- Zinc Ch,rC" show, Il
u remarkable sh,Ity w hut'"~,tuius t.,
r.'u ut What - btr ,uI'i sUpulI h,. ard
Kept the auii"u,, un toe Auut rp..
-'uu'y - his Di,..'.d pnmpp.t, Iis
l.'" -."uo 30 ,"' t.u'n, w,tp I-s Pc ,
N,unirr,, N,r pu. st 'u,. uu-r "t..rl.u. 10
n.'- "'rk ever r.,u. rilr .rty ,,t', ..
S iI.u.'ri pnr su,r,. .u.....,.r. N,r..,
aut lr.N no, appreciates. I"-.tN..
.u' ~ ~ ~, ,a.r,,, .us 10 4"
u, va may .nu.l prr,,'.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

The Rio GrAnds was dry this morning
AT the wagon bridge below III. city. the
hrs, time In many years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
RsIp Tvs C,rr1s> aud sou yet all the

lt~Stiurf
r'ttpN> has made o hundred mtnn
out ~ his monopoly
" yor want q" strike, let q BE- .u ~.
direction ola church t".m"f,uw
Geo slow ou 'h" juiicnl n"r,urism rack
~ THE I~orlr Il TIN" country are not 10
humor g. tolrrat" irppur judge
TaE administration is Masking nsu
mess "r things ,rS lug Co. ran Vie country
with lmtri States u,r-lal-' lrs-,-.
ruE federal Judges accept free rns-'
from ia" railroads aui "a many cas"r at
the willing 'ool- ot lnr ,aruaunn..
Tus n"y- wb,lr they az. -, O., migu' %
we'll ,u-l-, that tue Pullman ear company
should pay their taxes IN New M,Niro.
TuK federal Judges arI"ar Io haN'
tutnr,l themselves INTO attorney fur ~.
ra,lr'ad COMPANIES Tury alru show ~.
ira h"nI ~ polio" officers
r. carry uu' uur contract Nth 'm
Pullman company the railroads A." SO"
lAuug ,housnui. u contracts With rh'r
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