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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

neen sent out that the seen. $1,000.
i n,v NOT prosecute Or. law. S gos ne,s
ny mi on On account Of bis family m Tbla III Z
Sue ,b as s c9se, az the broihlr viii bur,
thai De 'I Ito 70 The bitter end. II Is said
tisaa ~ lewis now denies thai Ne To-.
sinea 4 was Miss Pollard Whom ny ~ syI
fg gPs SVns9lied with him in regard To-
horn ri ne SRild Is alive, aud was 'i really i6
in rsog r. MT. Ut; Lewis claims and placed
mat The yohngster, now i rpors pr ~ a
ma, tn,s, been given the affair wo1ia ' csr.
i Il H,s ori1s the Guardians 10 the surface.
waif was living in prominen ~ .s my a
S Monl g,ginery, county that was soS n n
All a. 9Haru' me defendant In tho suii.
clla .5ai the child greatly rcsemhled the
ly cnntr oIi ,ns story was afterward Hat
as to the location Of he many cbiiJren
Nladedne Is said to have eiycn birth IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

per gallon, Doe: fancy syrup per gallon,
300; choice corn syrup per gallon, zoe;
silver dip, per gallon. 25c.
Green cofee-By the sack, go0i,
PC; cholcc, % lie; fancy, BE; pea
berry, - lie old government Java,
21e. Mocha. nc.
Dried fruits-Furksh uruncs. per
pound, q he; California iOns, HOS
sacks, 8 1.2c, California, i0s, SOS, sacks
&c; COS. COS, 5 i-9c; i0-, Dos. . lie;
apricQts. pcr pound. l5c; l.. l. rails
inS, .l-crown. 81 20 per box ;choicc evap-
GRATED apples, a0pound boxes. IL lie:
fancy apples. 50-pound boxes. 10 t-2e;
prime, a0-pound boxes. II 1-2c per
pound; currants. In barrels, &c per pound;
curranls, in boxes, &c per pound; Calitor-
MIA r',isins grapes. DC; dried srapcs,
j lie. Citron, lSc. nutnrcpcyl, lSc, lemon
peel. tSc; dates. l0,pound boxer, Toe per
pound; 50pound boxes. @ LIE per
pound; choice nnpeoled California peaches
Icllcs fwcnty-pound pals, Toe. 20
pound pals. soc; 1I-pound pane soc;
wine glass, per dozen, zoe; schooner, per
dozen, s. 10,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

I notice that the older girls inclined TO
stylishly made serge dresses with lack
cts and silk fronts, One Of the prettiest
girls had on dark serge skirt and a
waist VI magenta siik simply made.
Her hair was parted and rolled back
from the temples with ono tiny curl on
the forehead.
Another. dressed for going out with
her chapcron 20 q matinee, wore q nov
city suit Of mixed nd. brown and ereen
with wide scarf Of green silk knotted
around the waist IN front. and the front
Of tho bodice laid in paits with green
SIR w!lch finished on the breast with
crayat bows of the same silk.
A charming damsc, who Ia two years
will mako her debut In society, wore a
simple gown down to tho school dinner
made Of an inexpensive silk of a soft
green shade dotted with black pin points
with a shoulder yoke and a frill Of a
pretty but not costly lace, and deep
green velvet collar band and belt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Financial.
STOCKS AM BoNDs.

NAAtaiNN AMI ApNAfNs
nv Associated rrcss.
New York, Feb aS.a'rhc stock market
exhibited fair degree ot strength today,
and Increased IN activity, and as a result
OF thc Trading, prices at The close show
an advance raugmg from IL 10 l a-Sc
Ia the active list. and extending to Salc
IN the specialties. In This Improvements,
however, sugar dietilllng and Now
England I'D not share. hut recorded
fractional declines, Dcnlings IN sugar
were rather feycnsh aud unsettled,
owing 10 the contmdlctaly character Of
the adviccs from Washington Ia the
morning a fractional advance was made
ON buying by houses with Washington
connections. based on the report that the
result OF the senate caucus wouli he
favorable 90 sugar intorvts. unfayor-
able advances received later caused n SOLE
ing movement, IN which the Improvement
was lost, and the shares closed at q de-
cline OF l-So IN common anil 3Sr IN prc-
fcrred, Disabling was fairly well held
during the morning and at one tme was
hghor than yesterdays closing During
tho afternoon there was little huying In
etocla and Il sargei on, final sales
golnr at decline Of l-Sc,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

Retail llst-BFidgcp0rt. car lots. S4o5;
? TO 10 tons. 81 80; / ton. S. 10: McAi.
ester, Jenny Lind. Rouse, Maitland. Rob.
imson aud Nalsonberg Goals. car lots.
500. 3 to 10 Ton lote, SO -; ton,
S6.io; 10 ton. 50 80; Monarch, Victoria,
SANTA Clara aud Gilmore Goals. car lota,
50 ~; 2 20 10 10 io;a, So ~; taus,
50 -; ton. So 90; IL Ton. So 90; nrinr
Creek and McInmes conl. ear lots 81 a0,
TO 10 ton lots. IS 80; tons. S5.1O:
j ton. so; IL ton. 50 2o; MohGrch egg,
car lots, 50 IS, 3 40 10 ton lots 50 10.
single ton SIS 20; anthracite. pcunNlya.
MIA, car lots, Sil; 3 TO 10 lots, Sl27o;
single ton, SIS: anthracite ouila, Ia
10 ton lois, 50; single tons $3.50, IL ton.
80; slack, iyslca loads, 50 %; Thurber,
car lots, So, 30 ncr toni Cameron, per
ton, IS; , tons. $TIa; 3 to 10 tons. $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

The respect for the animal world, gem
eml IN fliudoo and Buddhist societies,
is founded, with the tenet OF TRANSMIT
endurance and evolving advance Of
every individual hcing No SPOT is
empty Of life in the Indian mind. A
Deccani or Bengal laborer, at his meal
ia Tie jungle, throws behind him frag.
mcnts Of his chupatty for the invisible
Bhuts and Prcts to cat In lndia. as
in Japan festivals (shraddhas) are made
for the dead with scrupulous regularity,
at which their seats are duly set. The
cast Is saturated with the mental and
social results of this religion,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01


New York. Feb, IS Wheat Spot
Inactive. No, rcd, store aud elcva.
Tor, Gle; ailoaE " lie; & %. b.,
OA i-Sr,
Corn Spot market dun md easier
No. ., ~ 5-Slcil Sac at elevator,
~ $40 ailpat.
Oats spot duh, closing easier. No.
., 37QJ3T lie; No. delivered, ,isli
~ 10.
Hides Qni0t.
leather Quiet.
Wool Steady.
Cotton eced oil quiet at all points with
no material change noted IN prices
Quotations. Prime crude. barrels. 2sff
~ i.2c, prime crude l0ose 2lI10e, On
crude, barrels 2Jn27e butter grades.
iiMrI6c; prime summer yellow, wa
,B l.2ci OF summer yellow, ~ LA
By lie; prime summer white. 3gc
Spot roffee- Rio. mnrkei steady. No
Z, ~ l-Se. mild market, steady; Cor.
doya, 10 i.2M1n 3-4c.
Sugar Raw quiet Refined fairly ac.
liyo and eieady, 40. 9, 3 131GQlc;
"a. 10, Q lice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

Pet Horse Kills Vicious Dog in Short
order.


A Pet Horse Kills Q Vicious Dog In Short
order.
New York. Feb. 2s.--Iames i. Dill Of the
law firm Of DIN. Chandler * seymour, who
has stable OF fine hunters az MS nome
In Orange and at bis farm at Hununslgn,
i. T., has one big bay named jack Ior
which he might have been Induced 20 NC
cent "A reasonable price week ago, nut
now lilo saws he would not part Win the
bay for all the wealth Of the indies
The hay Jack Is one Of dozen huntsts
which Mr.. pnl keeps In his stable az n,s
i'a,,,. an orange. MIR. Dill has a little
daughter who inherits all her father l9ye
Of horses and riding Nearly every ihuti'lus
she goes out with MIN On WY . Uni
mare that Is her special pet ana peIsvuei
nropcrty She IS superb llttle ho,se-
woman She docs not always i2uoW III
father in his morning rides, I'M ollen - ~
for hls morning ride on JACK Ihnfsuuy
morning. His little daughter dll nor az
company him. Mr.. DIN was gni LOT nn
hoar or two with the hay ana i t,sn,, re,
tnrned to his stable. lie was sian llns
tnsiie the stable door talking 10 hla groom
and had Jacks bride IN his hand. -
suddenly he heard scream ana iecos-
nlzed the voice IS that o. ms l.ll' II ~
and he must have recognised y; i9t W
ierked the bride from Mr.. Dlls hAnl,
baeled out Of the stable ana IAh AlIy7s
Ire ward. Mr.. Dill followed, ann Mnlt he
sa,,. vvos calculated TO make MIN follow
S Src,tr gaqt Ills little daughter WIS being
atfoci.ed bv a dog o big. ugly NeiloW tnl
tbot Jid not heloi.- around the plec'- Sue
hsd soon her -aer returning from w rue
ma hsi ,.trted from the house 70 lhe m
Ne 10 meet him, MS was heT CUSTOM ~
strange dog had sprung az her' h t feiy
800 ,o,rIne her dress. and she was Nalnl!
] sfrugrllnr to release herself ...-
I Wiat MIR Dill saw. Jack. thr nAA nu ll
1 se,y 10 and he must have hnu the han ls
,rr,re,,fafian Of the little eirls Nnhse
! INK the father had. Running uhui "
Sehei the little girl aud the 9os, Re i,,.i,,
"a 1n on his hind legs and ihch pr,i- ..r
I ~ ~ y" ,aef down With crushing force ol
ts itons cuF. The dog released US helV
a fbe slrlis clothing huJ JACK hlu ~
antstHd ~ work Turning Just a. the w. w.
.-as about ~ rise again, he w " ~, ~ ~
~ ana CAV. the cur klck inat tat I'm,
/ Il In a heap ayainst stone 1.ss ,iso,
Ten feet away. = Yen ,ass, Mn III come M
NY Din found that MS hiile laaslil yer ~, y.
sll, i,,i,red though bao'v frightened; llel
~ LIT aver AMI took 3 look ~ lns usf
~ ,,1s dead. Then he W.T. over " 80 ~
hsy hnnter. Jack and gave w w me-,
/ tiSnefe slap or two ana plAls,e,, s t,,tf.
daugbfsr on Jacks back, ~ ~ -, 4 M
,s,eairhct ,,tta delight as be started i2r v,
h.i1i hsre Mr. Dill told the groom y
eIve linn athe best ia the house anu p'Hi'
OF 1a ~, cannot be bought row At nny prl ,,l
In met II Is doubtful ~ nal
soil MIN II he wanted ~ she M
daughter would nol aiig .HeerfIon she use,
y, hst,, IN ksf iitie black mare % yae
much 10 The disgust OF me n'ie anu =
Jacks delight
I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
WOMAN long AGO Discovered


Woman has discovered hcr.cif IN
masse' But Re intelligent observer
dlseoleied her loug heo. Sac took every
opportunity offered 70 apply her cduca-
ton after Il was her possession Tho
year 1898 was her opportunity to show
what hcr education, her trimming in or
sAluzaion, her belief Ia her response
niliiy Tor the common fame and con-
hpn 5000 of her country. enabled and
compelled her 10 do. Woman as woman
centralized may Lave been discovery
% some, but woman as u positive in
,Nnnen, common factor IN national
development, Is not discovery Of a
year ago. She Is not n phenomenon. hut
human being, who needs cdncatiou,
experience, and natural endowment To
use with wisdom the opportunities that
come TO her. She holds no patent from
nature that saves her from error Of
Judgment, nor endowment Cat frees her
from the toilsome years Of preparation.
il she is TO reach the position her true
lover sees her filling.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
MucH SURPRISE
Expressed Over the A. p. A. Doing,
in Toledo.

In Toledo.
Toledo, Ohio. Feb. % The announce
ment this morning Of the high political
standing. of the. men who led the pur-
chnse of arms in the ranks OF the A
T.. A. has caused the widest excitement
in Toledo, The exposure of the plans
Of the order has also resulted Ia d de
vision OF feeling in the society which
threatens 10 disrupt II forever, SO far as
this city is concerned.
Il. +. Reno. who acted as counsel for
Ostrandcr at the trial before Justice Sea-
grave. has announced his Intention Of
standing by the unlucky treasurer of the
purchasing committee, and Il has been
his own to grind IN the matter, which
makes him willing to spend the money
necessary. Reno. together with ex-
Sheriff Stuart and Police COMMISSIONER
DOvillc, were Influential IN starting this
order which has spread all over the
United States, and II Is oven said that
Reno wrote the ritunlistic work Of the
order. The A p. A. has had seriou.
internal disturbances. the result Of which
is that au element, headed by Mayor
Major and Cant. Dovillc. is on top. Will,
Reno and Stuart have been suSpenie,
for ninety-nine years. the most severi
penalty which can be inflicted upon them
II Is war to the knife between tn
factions, and Reno is now ms anxious T.
tenr down the order he did so much t.
perfect as he once was TO advance it
Ridicule of their financial ideas Is III
best weapon that can be used agains
them. and tho whole city has bee
awakened to the absurdity Of their meas
ures, while at the same time the DANCE
of these methods have been condemnc
on every hand Goyd citizens are Ia
slsting on the Federal authorities takin
steps at once toward the dinrming q
this force.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
FOUR TIMES
Ia Fair Celia Join Hands in We'd
lock.

e., t. ~
IL Far Cella JON liahds IN wen
lock-
-,
durile' n.y. Fep; -. Mrs. Ce-
fts plsses a record seldom broken
Z "a, though II has been the cause
wiIielion by tie simpson county
~ bglmy She IS nut Is years
~ has been married TO tue iuurth
. " within the past two years wllh-
ilns secured any divorce. Inc
ny elected that her maiden name
.riPg, her father being a prosper
lEueF Of Macon county, Iellnes-
e age OF 10 Celia ran OF with
feingi roaming notion peudler'
Il after a three months irlal, she
n.
4 lea went to Hdmundson,. hyt
ne Obtained employment IN the
y Robert Sechrist. whose "
na Jacob she soon captiNated,
Hed TO Muntordvlllc, where they
aiiped As Eer second partner
bad proyider, Celin soon tired
9nMny, and. taking a fancy TO
Peters. u perambulatlng horse
,le again clipped 70 BardsttoWn'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
k Sense,
Business
~, Sense.

nhyslclan to treat you
y i' ,,''s,e is o. vastly more Import.
~ NV n, selecting Of man to invest
. = liin y, A man may attend the
II " vi 't,e,l colleges and graduate
~ ~ r. be has lime to spend an q,
+ u = ~, and have the walls OF his
VI p ," diplomas and yet not
II tal w. degree medical sense
. ~. q. "a At once locate the dis
" ~ .,t Il properly. Medical sense
~ ~, ~ Ii must be natural. The
"a, SOD Of business mun. .,.. ne,
~ has attended Ane business
no evidence that he has
~ ~ business sense means sue
- ,'Stssi sense means success.
y Tlsk has in a nigh degree
Na,ruos,le qualification that ena'
l \ locate your disease with ac'
y and precision. II you are suf-
~, ~ some old disease that the
"a, understand you can consult
4 =, vlih perfect confidence mat he
4 n Az what your disease is. More
~, n be don't know he has the
,9aop and HONOR to tell you he
rNOW. Hundreds are suffering
4 "A be cured now II they would
VI n, Al EFFORT. Go at once or write TO
= nj, remedies are the very latest.
" !, Allows their use. He does not use
4 /, M the knife on tumors or ulcer.
n III, remedies are absolutely pain
"a 4 peaslnt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

Nfeats-Dry salt, clear shorts, lie;
hacon. short clear. lie. bacon bellies,
i0c. dry salt bellies. DC; medium hams,
lie: large hams. 10 lie; small Mans
II lie. breakfast bacon, l2e'
Surar-Standnrd granulatcd, 4 T-Se.
powdered, barrels, 1-4c, powdered. half
X i-4c; cut loaf, in half barrels, 3 he.
Reaf,s-Navy, 3c; Lima, 3 lie;
Midland, 2le; Lion 24e; Aiarona'
icsiisese@Faucy. fnll cream. ono in boa.
16c; two in box. Is he: Young Ameri-
eA BBeans.Navy, Be; Lima, 3 34c;
bayou lie; pink, lie; black eyes
Riee-common. , s-ica4c; primo, DC;
choice. l-2q6c; head rice, &c
Salt fsh-New mackarel, medium, NO.
1 half barrels. 81 30; No. =. lQpoun9a
net kits, 81. 10; medium no; l. lVP9nha
sef kits. 81 %: Goldfish bricks, Z lie.
Sfarch-Iump, AZ per pound. and .
pound packages, per pound. -,
pound wooden boxes, g. per poaalla; , So.h
sstarch. 20 aud Az pound boxes. 90 l-S.ci
Families. 0fc; 1-pound packages 10 the
eA Pfi,ellS.-Barrels. medium. SO; hall bar
ale medium, s. %. barrels, small.
81 90: half barrels, small. 20 ~
rallon kegs, 500; o-sAliou Aess'
500 ;,i gnissi Br b aIf'5 rall oS pr doi
IN, Am. gul per dozen, 81 90. mex
= ran' GAL. per dozen. 500 impar'AI'
80. neg fazen. So ".
'N,,ifs-...it 'onds. new soft shell. per
arre. u l-2o; flberts, PEI ii1',-,.,s -.
bLA.-' ~ ~ron. s 1916; peanuts,
s.ncr white per nack. Parrot brand -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01


Quotations based on smau lots TO re.
tai dealers. Antpathiile, per ounce,
oOci Aceianlih, per ounce luc per pound.
u1ci aeetoc acid, per pound, lOci earbcl.
10 acid crystalized, per pound, S0u32ci
muriaiie acid. g. r, per pound. re:
nitric acid, q. p, per pound S2e; sul-
phune ac,d. y. r., per p9line; <%oi tan
mic acid, bulk, per pound. " .@oi alcohol,
90 per cent per gnilon ~. ~; less BE for
cash; alum. per pound, Aei nnhhammnlh,
y antiicbrlnc, per ouuce. zoe; hnupy-
rene, per ounce, 81 40; ammonia, car
Donate, per pound. Ice; yltri9l, per pound,
case: blue mas per pound ,oDc; blue
ointment, per pound, O0e; borax per
pound. ia t3e. camph0r SUN, per pound,
5yn5Tc; capsicum, powdered. per pound,
Die; cocaine, muir. cryetaliaed. ger ounce.
5000; copperas. per pound, gt5ci cream
tartar, q. r., per pound, zoe; grocors
per pound 1Oc; DOvers powder,
per pound, Sl.25 other, snlphuric, u.
y. r.. per pound, Toe; gum arabic. hrlt
pick, per pound, SOC; slellac. per pound.
30; glue. brown, per pound. l2dloc' Eine,
white, per pound, DOC; mace, per pound,
slci mercury per pound I0ci moryni.. e.
T.. 4 w. Is ounce box per ounce. S2'VDi
= IL ounce boxes per ounce. 500 ounce
bottles, por ounce. 81 30; nutmegs, per
round, i5c castor oil. per gnile9p sl;,2p
ID; olive Oh per rallan. NllVi IN
seed oil, per gallon. O0dtJc; sperm, w.
" ner gallon. 81 20. orium. per pound,
- 20, opium. 20. per pound, ~ 2O;blaek
lepper per pound. 1896 potash uF9miNe,
per pound. sTc. potash. chiorate; per
poh,aa 23ei i9dide, per p eiaaa' 90 m ~ y,
~. cans. per o.. 81 1-2ci guiu.ue, y. y w,
0oz;, cans. per ounce, ~ lee & p.
qulnlnc. l-cz. walls. per o., - lie,
Do boz. tins. 30 lie: 2j-oz- tins. PER
o.. - l-2e; 1Oo-ouncs tina per ein .,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
o1fcAoo 1--we srocK.

By Associated iross.
Chicago. H., Fob, rs. Cattle Good
steors tribe hmnes Others unchangcd..
Typ prices. StIg5fAS1, coarse fat export
utocrg, S3,I5d i2o, others, S3oOua.ao,
llogs Aetvc. NilOc higher, Heavy
rough. SiGUelSO, heavy packers and
miyed, SlotN45.O0; primc heavy butchers,
SOOOn0lu; absorbed lights, S0.1!saa,2'h
Sheon SLOW. lOstl5c lower, mp
sheep S2T0hJ50; typ lnmbs, $1,000
l90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

a wcl-bred man puts his hand over
his mouth when he yawns, but not one
well-brtd man In 10000 knows why
The reason is this: -Four or 1--WE hun
dred years ago thore as Il superstition
common Ia Europe that the devil was
always lying in wait to enter a mans
body aud take possession Of him Satap
genrally went in by the mouth, but
when he had waited n reasonable time
and the man did not opeu his mouth the
devil made him yawn, and while his
mouth was open jumped down his throat.
So many cases Of this kind occurred
that the people learned to make the sign
Of the cross over their mouths whenever
they yawnel In order 10 scare away
the devil The peasnntry IN Italy and
Spain still adhere TO this methoh hut
most other people have dispensed with
by simply placing the hand before the
Lips. II Is q most remarkable survival
of practice after the significance has
persisted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

Hides Buyers are paying. Dry Tint,
hoayy 9 lie; light, 4 lie; dry salt
Be; green. salt . lie; butchers green,
. %.
Woul-light medium, l2ftl3 lie; low
medium, 10di12c; fine, i0Gtiic.
Bones Hoof and bones, 50 per ton. dc
livcrcd.
Bees wax, 15diSc,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
A GHOST
That Occupies a Bridge and Terrorizes
passers-By.

Springfield. Ohio. Feb Consider
able excitement exists among the farm
ers five miles west OF the city, over the
alleged appearance Of q ghost in the
Valley Pike bridge, Dennis Shay hrst
announced seeing rho ghost. but his story
was disrrcdited. Pat McCurdy had nm
experience the other night he will not
soon forget. Upon entering the bridge DE
was seized with n queer choking feeling
like one inhaling sulphur. and the floor
of the structure seemed to tip up and Gle
vate at the other end so that he had To
literally lclimb. which De breathlessly
did. with cramped and aching muscles
When he got through the bridge he said
that he could have wrung the pcrspiraton
from his clothing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
aADEIINE's RABIES.


au Become of Them-Dr. Lew
4 ISIS Troubles,
~ Ky, Feb. 2s.-Col. vii
Nope, the brother of Col. A.
\ ne Of the principals in the
Il a s.A,e-Goodloe tragedy, has re-
4 - Danyille, where he went to
4 a SRis in regard to the depo-
4 lp- alter gave in the Broken
ny ease. He and his brother
1 y Ngope, called on DIR. Lewis
N, IN Boyle county, and it is
Why the quiet department of
4 s,g,iof Prevented n lively scrap.
10Y gave DIR. Lewis the lie
4 llei an explanation of the
4 xxx doctor made against the
& '9ls'ssional man tried hard to
4 Ky hhally got badly tangled.
.-iv.iled that Col. Swope was
A hal ne time he swore he saw
IN I.n5Fllle. LOWS then claimed
4 ~ mixed the dates. and he
Il 80, sald u was in 1884 that he
\ ~ AS Lewis swore that the
4 na,,s.S,rln IN 1885, his Hast state
4 A, aiie ~. the first. as he ties.
a w. 'llSs Pollard was encient,
\ q called on him in 1854. ac
II ~ revised declaration. 1t Is
4 ~, otNend doubt that Col.
l.ns " 70 Europe immediately az
4 y, y VI Internal collector expired.
4 an IA slay, 1856. and remained
/ iat ,tissegelnoer Of the same year.
4 1 w Proposition on that score,
~ Evidence entirely HINGES an
y M ~ Lewis appeared to be
~ W. Of Prosecuting for per
ilp ir n,pe brothers arc conduct
o. 49, esiigation. and exneet "a
4 asoys ,, aead brother. They pro
'1a,a v Ky Vol Swope was nev.
AL I'm Miss Pollard in any
iet,1s,n iaei, that he was moi
M sTs acquainted with her
4 stnths Nh, IN case at Danvi,le
. r a. ~ seems that nj
ias'ei III yl'an named Kate I,e,
3 ~ ses,s, teeping an designation
- Va sSen to a long term n
y ~, - years Of age. A pe
isisy . ~ 10 was drafted. and
sssa ~, y. Lewis was seeures
~ ~, sue was enciente
n tft1.t1-,eA reiurupd tba ,a,t..-
ron, ~ x 5'he jan was a gooi
4 !. ~ lir1S y Years Of age VII,
~ Isl 2 a cllili, and refnseS
''raoa. Dispatches II nav ay,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
mrs. nowARp
Claims the Dead Burglars Rcmalns-toot,r,
for lyell


Indianapolis Ind, Feh. % There ,,ss
nsg,,letc scene at the Krpeclo morsne me
,.it' 1oon When strange woman. Heavily
Mlillam Howard, the footpai shnt bv ur
Ato.n9tl, as her husband iief gficf was
pilaplr. she was accompanied bv 4 lady
VINO preserved stoicai caimness. lint who
seemed TO be III at ease. rs II fesrinr I'M
penllls danger. After both ladies' bsA
viewed the remains, they were Invited ia
tne olice 81 Coroner Beck, whcre Mis- How.
,Md was SHARPLY questioned concerning her
husband and his pnl, George Tyoil Who ia
T. iuglllye, but not the slightest grain ~
Information could be extracted bsyond
what is already known ana nnh'
hshod; Mrs. Howard gave dirsciiond 10
sup the body 10 No. a355 State sfrsof r,ti-
c,aso. and this will be done tomorrow
After leaving the eoroner's oniee ibe Indies
requested TO be directed 10 rhcsn botei
They We're ignorant that they were heinz
khnuoWel, and after they dismissed thelr
escort they left the hotel nnd visitei se,,.eei
places which harbored Howard ana ivril
during their stay there. Finally t6ev re-
tired for the night. The authorities ma
satisfied that Lycl carried The news Of
Towards death 70 Chicago. aud iciegranls
have been sent calling for his arrest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
KANSAS clrY LIVE STOCK.

Nausas City. Mo, Feb, IS Cattle
StNdy. Texas steers. 81 25diiOO; ship
ping rtoors. S2,slp6ft.TO Texas and native
81 h0d3.NO. hulls. Si.T50300.
Hogs ,wi0n higher; closed weak.
Bulk, Si.StNl4 So; hcavica. packers and
mixed, .4.io}iiST IL; lights, yorkers aud
piss. Si.5O1tiS1
Sheen Steady,