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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Fort worth Victims OF Morphine and
Cocaine.

The use OF morphine and other dele
FERROUS drugs Is something whlch az
tracts attention periodically In every
city and town, but Of late years the
presence OF the evil has become 30 wen
known that but little IS thought OF 1t,
for II is sad truth that no effective
means OF preventing this form or as
slpation has yet been discovered.
When man or woman takes TO
dope" they nrc gone, with little chance
OF ever reforming.
The occasion iur calling public at
tention to the existence OF the evil here
is that II seems 10 be reaching unusual
proportions In Fort Worth
a physician who has had exceptional
opportunities Tor observation, estimates
the number OF confirmed morphine
nends Ia this community nt several
hundred. and It Is believed that the
number OF those who have trihed with
tho drug Is much larger
"You would be astonished" he said,
"if l could toll you come of the people
who are using II. Profeasional men;
yes. even wen known lawyers and min
listers of the gospel!
"Oe course 4 respectable man will
never admit TINT he Is "a "ilend." |
remember an instance OF a wcll known
divine coming to me not long ago. He
came IN rubbing his head. %. doe
tor ne said, ! feel so bad have such
terrible pain In my hcad-i think IT'S
neuralgia / was In here not long ago
and DR. - gave me a little hypoder-
mic--don't you think 1t would help me
about "A quarter OF a grain-be sure
you get at least that amount He was
very particular about the exact amount
necessary. when he saw ! was going to
gratiry him. and continued to give me
apoclHl directions while | was fixing II
up And while lie was taking II ht
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

After four yeaiA OF Unprecedented
financial deprsssloh, many Of the very
best meaning people now Ind them
selves overwhelmed In debt. the exist
cucc Of which has become barrier
90 the acquiring Of suhiul0ncy to
meet these obligations.
As u relief from this condition Of
affairs, | have opened what | term
q commercial adjusting office nt room
No. 10, el2 Main street where shall
receive propositions from debtors 70
be submitted ~ their creditors that Will
be az some per cent on the dollar
within the scope OF their ability to
pay OF all claims, aud thereby get re-
lief IN full 1'hm is honorable when
it X the bast that can be done
The retail merchants are most nl-
ways ready to and willing to make
some sacrnoe chat they mny get some-
thing out Of their claims, and will
readily forgive and forget the bal
nnce. hut Il There Is ~ effort on the
part of the debtor 10 adjust. then
they nevor ferslvu. My operations
VIII be principally between the con-
Bumor and retailer, receiving and pre-
sentinE propositions for consideration.
both from creditor and debtor No
such avenue OF relief was ever offered
tho consumer before, and II is his
duty. both to himself and his creditor
20 relieve the embarrassment OF both.
Acting ms Il third party in affecting
these settlements. l am enabled Ia
affect settlement that could not be
otherwise reached. All business trans,
acted through me b done In confidence
aud exact the same from all otham
Kindly soliciting the business OF the
public | am Very Respectfully
II. @. PENDERY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
PERSONAL MENTION.


James Long of Taylor is at the
Phoenix.
j. l.. Freedman New York, is at the
Piolcwick,
Geo ID Green OF Cleburne Is at the
Plckwick.
Geo. w. Run, San Antonio, is at the
pickwick.
X. Mass Of New York Is registered at
the PlclSwick.
- q r,ab,r, NJ wentherford Is at
tbr PlcI,wicE
" n uodgc nf DALLAS is registered
81. do pirls,giNlt
D. ,r,,ro,. ~ cnicog, is stop
NJ a. tlia i5irl.Ticlt
- -, o,,, ro,,i,tared
'V 0.i t, S"ss ~ t ioS',ye'' 0o''
AT '''e iioe'''N 'Ou"S ,-,.,.
,.t Mr5' a. c,.-,, browning 70 N'''-s
'''gi"S !" ~ s,u'',iu ,....aa,,
g. Eayrhoner spent yesterday
with lrlehuS III DuiiaS'
Mrs. w, G. Newly has returned from
"a Visit 10 lrlehds III N"laseo'
Tho name of j. c. Middleton, St.
Louis, is ON the Piclwlck register.
Miss Lucy slgler, who has been Wis
iting friends In Denton, has returned
home.
Mrs. NJ. Scales and daughter OF
Rockdalo are in the city, stopping at
the Phoenix.
percy Morrow, and 10. 6. NARROW.
business men Of Dallas. are stopping
al the Plcltwlck.
Misses May Smith and Allie Jones
/ of Hlllsboro Tex. are visiting Miss
l Allie Bonner on The South side.
e,n, c.,,,,,,s fri.nds ,,,u roioica IN
,, 49,, " t,,.it ,,,.nio,ci,I,, s,o,,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

quite a large audience at the tent
last night listened to an excellent adj
dress ~ Rev. A, L. rorrey, who stop
ped over In the city yesterday. en-
route 10 Oklghome. Evanselist By
rom closed tho meeting withfnn earn
est appeal TO sinners. two OF whom
came forward and expressed q DO
termination TO live Christian lives IN
tho future. The tent services continue
10 Interest and souls nre being saved.
Meetings at q. IN. and $ D., m. today
G.. W BYRON win speak tonight which
announcement IL sufficient to inhurc a
lurEfe gathering.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Your shirts must be made by Bottoms
20 fit, 2l2 Main street
The mammoth posters for the Labor
Day festivities are now ready for the
bill poster.
pr. Blake dentist, graduate Phila;;
delphla dental college; office, Third ana
Main streets.
Carriages standing Mt the Union de-
pot will haul passengers to all Fort
Worth hotels for % cents piece
No change cars via Texas Panhandle
route TO Colorado Best service. short
est lines and Quickest time by SIX
hours. Free reclining chairs cars. CITY
ticket office Aoi Main street.
George L. Cause. funeral director and
embalmer Fun assortment OF under.
/. takers goods. Takes full charge OF
funerals and furnishes all necessary re-
quirements, No. 3lf West weather.
ford street. Fort Worth. Tex. Tele-
phone 1871.
Developments are slow in regard to
the proposed removal OF the Cameron
wooden mill from Waco to this city.
Some very interesting conferences APP
penr to be ia progress, but 1t seems at
the same time that the parties who
have been conducting the negotiations
are slow In reaching an agreement
The funeral OF Shadrack Johnson the
well-known colored man who died yes
Monday. was held yesterday with i'm
presslve obsequies Tho services We're
conducted by the colored Masons of the
city according to the ritual, and the
remains Inferred in the colored Gene
terry, near the city, and escorted 10 the
tomb by a great concUurse OF colored
people, as in his life, Shadrack was a
leader and power among them and
many friends. both white and black,
will mourn his loss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
FORGOT TO MENTION .os.,


Mr., Burns Durham ana M.
Perkins We're united h NJ, .'N "a
$3.50 o'clock yesterday eyenlS' |
presence Of a cordial circle ~ M
mediate friends. The waddt w 4
place at the Residence Of ~
mother at No. 32l LouIslas- els
Rev. r.. y. Morgan of,s,.- ~
II was, by the way, the ~, - !
ceremony ever performed ~ s
ular young divine. Some ors ~. ~.
that he had forgotten d M ~. J
bride promise to obey, and ~
joke was at Its height tha n.
bride thanked Rev. Moraan \, Y.
accident, much to the merr;,... !
those who heard.
Mrs. j. Il. wllliams, sIy,s, ! +.
bride. came over from Hou.b, !.
her husband, who Is a pror,iss,,
torney OF that city, to Be- uTe~,,
The groom Is a very Mn ~
young business man, and tfa,.,
a wholesale grocery house her 4 !
the many presents receIv.s ~
check from his father.
The list of those present,
Misses Mamie, Louise and An. IA
Mrs. NJ. II. Bewley. Mir. and MI
Hall, MIR. and Mrs c. Rinlu-n n
A. W. Smith; Miss MInnle w n
Miss Lizzie Woodson: M ari
Durham; Mr.. and Mrs. jams \
son; Miss Cassie Bently Nlr n
Bently; Mr.. ID II. Camptsll \,
w Noble; Miss Florence C6riey.
Corley; M. * Bateman: " II 4
loway, w, II. Harris, D. FletcA4 n
Cabanlss; j. NJ. Boyd. Nj lnl Il
Robert White.
The couple left on the Santa Il
Lampasas Springs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
DEPLETED OF ITS MILITARY
LLOYD RIFLES IN GREESyILLE.
FENoIDLEs TO GO TO DALLAS.
Captain ohnmBerlnin Says He and
the Feneiblcs WIN co-operato
with the Lsyds for the Great NM
tnry Events on Thanksgiving.

Contain Chamberlain. of the Fem
e"p'ai" N'No,'.D'' -, .a.hor
elples' WIS "9Neu
he and his company were m hafhohS
with the proposed efforts OF Captain
IN. ,nd tbe f.avd Rifles 10 get up
..,.',.,,.,,,,,
Wllthiy ivutuie w An"''"'b'' ''9
Day
I'VE are most certainly in accord
nm, a., ,,,...,,,a,, - soId rho Eeu-
"l'" '''e nv
clbles' captain Il think II we epulu
get only half dozen companies here
an Thar gav II ,yould be a great thing"
A. a.. ,..,,,,..s,,,,,, .hat ynu
WY ~ 1t '"s mp, '7'lV' 80 H..
and Captain Kelly and your respective
companies are continually at logger
ha.ds ,,,i,b e,ch otb.r9.
'e11s WV" 49, 80 ....,... a.. .,.,
ASSURE you inc uHpres'io' IN 81 W.
neous. We have the most cordial
regard and esteem for each other,
~ ,,,,r,s,,,,, a., a., c,rtror,, inf
LII MnR,
.s.,, ,i,.. nav, ,,,.a,ced
IA. Ton,a,n iSciiy5,' '"' NV -
~ P'~i .i.l',.,yyt W.. ace. too,.tti,,
S 90 '..,ii,,,. 10, ,,,ru hsn,dt
~ 49, vs. ,',s,,.,l,t ~. -
lhe eoulplnl'5 ~ HW'NSt,ins s,, ~ II.
~ pI y, H.. Nv ~. il, az, 80 .,,cn
~" ~ ''"' 80
M. ,,. ,,..,, ,,,,. .ra O., r.cairt ~
~ 80, tV,,, ~. 'I.,,',,,,,,p LII
d'',9 a. o'', W. ,ntt trt,,bt
uo"D,''oa "NNgp' w
I 100 ~" H., -b,,,,,o,t.t, nosr
ut,.. NJ nio,rs,,,i,,.,, Ii',o-S To- aoi,,t.
%" - >" sgt' ,S
T-,Ia, ,,I,,t, ga W." ho,,, n,.te,,% IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Large newly furnished south rooms
for rent with or without board. This
house has been thoroughly renovated
and Ia now one Of the neatest ana most
desirable medium priced hotels In the
oity; very centrally located; only ono
transient patronage solicited: vegy low
rates TO desirable permanent people
Take Main or Houston street electric
cars from Union depot to Tirst street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

one Of the best proofs OF the merits
OF the Emerson plunos H. during the
past ten years over $4,000 were made
and scld No other factory In the
world producing high grade lnstru-
mont can equal this This recent lm-
provemcnts m these pianos VIII give
them sun larger sale We are state
pgents for the Emerson pianos
THOs. GOGGAN x BRO. Dallas,
We have houses also IN Galveston.
Houston, Austin. Waco ana san An
tonic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Give ne No. 2i3, / want q Rapid
Messenger boy at once TO carry box
OF flowers to my girl.
Say, old boy, this reminds me of the
times | used to have In New York.
sending notes TO the girls. Well. ] am
not surprised, for Fort Worth Is noted
for her enterprise. Now. George. II you
want 70 send a note, letter, package o.
box OF flowers and get prompt answers
to your calls and quick delivery. why.
ring up phone PAR
RAPID MESSENGER SERVICE,
Office, Room Z. Walker building, cor
ner Main and Sixth streets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

day and he expressed himself as CON
fidcnt OF his nomination He SAID ne
believed the ward needed ana woulu
select q man OF experience. one who
would look to the advancement Of the
material interests Of the city. and as
he had contributed already very mueh
In this direction he thought his friends
would secure his election. Mr. wat.
klns Is a fine business man, full or
energy. and II chosen to the council
would be one OF It's best workers and
guard wen the interests entrusted 10
him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

The management OF the Santa Fe are
so Wen pleased with the result OF their
saturday excursions to GALVESTON that
they have decided to continue them un-
III September /. THIS viii be pleasing
news TO the people OF North Texas.
who also have this opportunity for an
cXcurslnm 10 tho seaaldo for 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
nnronn Irnan mrnr.
Appeal IN the ROSA Mcknight Case
on Trial.

Judge J, NJ Hurt 81 Dallas, chief
Justice OF the court OF criminal APP
poSls OF the state. is here FOR the pur-
pose OF hearing arguments In the APP
peal OF the Rosa Mcknight habeas
corpus case.
The case was tried before Judge Har-
rif OF the Seventeenth dls,rict court
and by his decision the child. Rosa
Mcknight, was restored 20 the GUS
tody OF the Orphans Home
The question involved IN the appeal
Is the Jurisdiction OF Judge Harris In
making the decision ana the legal ar
gnments viii be along that line in
the trial today.
The case VIII come IN before Judge
Hurt at the court house this morn
ing at O'clock Byron Johnson. ESQ,
and Judge. A. j. Booty ave the att
torneys
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
nem.hnra on onuron ANU s,nto

j. 10. RemBburE, we'll known free
thought lecturer. delivered an address
at the court house last evening ON the
OWLS 81 the threatened union OF church
and state lie demands the withdraw
al OF special privileges to religious or
ganixations. such as exemption from
taxation Of their properties. and sun
day legislation Remsburg is fluent
speaker. The audience dispersed well
pleased with the discourse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

To visit Galveston thls season at the
low rate 81 Sc, giving you two days and
nights at the great Texas sea shore
resort No person should miss this
opportunity. TralnH leaves Fort Worth
At Gao D. m. Amrle accommodations for
all. Chair cas- free and elegant
sleeping cars Special rates to Fort
Worth Ak your ticket agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

n, II. orr chairman IN the Eighth.
announces that there will he Demo-
cratic primary held In the Eighth ward
at Fire Hall on Friday evening at s
O'Clock TO select delegates To attend
the county convention which IA to Sc
lect Delegates 20 attend the notorial
convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

The stratton-white eqni,s
filed a suit in the SeveptHenis
court against A, Laird y VIZ
county, Tex, and VIM. = ln.
Hardcman county. Tex. On
issory note for s729,sI and iRa
of chattcl mortgages,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

This Is to give notice OF the dissolu-
ton OF the hrm Of w. w, Dunn & Son.
doing n hotel business In the city Of
Fort Worth, state OF Texas, on August
81, 1884 w, w. Dunn Ia authorized
claims against, or due said arm.
The hotel viii be continued by W w.
Dunn, where he hopes to meet many
friends.
Rates. 50 per day.
w " nIfNM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
DID SHE GEr ms RlanI N,
Mrs. brown Ezprrsses Her Dp,t
II Petition for n Dlyefr.

Matte Brown has filed sss !
Forty-eighth district court Asl,l
a divorce from her husbant
Brown. She says In her psli.r;|
they We're married N Parker z
Texas, In 1879, and that shs !
faithful wife during their mars.
for ten years, when In Augvst a
husband abandoned her 81 Y
been compelled to earn hef ID
ing. She Furthermore states M
has reason to believe that iks \
ant married her under an "A
name, that his name was not
but Hardin, she asks 70 be ga'1
divorce and to be restored TO ~
en- name, Matte Riggs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Polytechnic college 20 S. w. Turner.
lots 49, 90, q aud %. in block 81 also
lots ], ?. 3, 4. 81 and y, IN block IS, In
polyiechnie Heishis addition. sls25-
Weisner, 1876 acres. rarrant county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

A Father shoots MS ems y
It's Pain.

san Antonio. Tex, Aug, '..,','|
drew omally, a youas ', " h
came here from broohiyhs,,.,s. y
eral months ago, last n Has.'.'
little 3-year-nld baby ars,o ...'
tnen in order to put the .s
Of its suffering, plscsl
aRalnst its head auc sss'
crashing through rs "A
the murderers statement. a
vos committed about nianle
police nor nelghoors W. .as,1,
az IL until 8 o'clock ms .' VA
doctor was promptly aftes;,' Y.
iail, pending an inquess,r, Z
bass upon his sail,y At
aend and is though VI
n 6' With the drug W.
mitted the deed. The a.. ,V'i sIli'
Or,allirs statement y ~ Z n
fore our hour Tor rs1g ,,i "
nv vile thought she ne 3. .,', n
The ban and l TOOK y 4 X "a IA
In my hand and siaftea n ~
while moving around :" ossl
The pistoi flew from ~ ,,,sil..a
WIS n report and ,l IS.' X
Mad shot my baby fsta, se',',oI
through the side. 7. h "a IVA
oh, papa it hurts .,,sss.Isg z
me. | saw he was ~ n, y.
die a horrible deala, III Z. v
tben was 10 relieve .,l lilI' !, y q
ines quickly. ] pieksa L
asked il, and placinE, *
Mead. fred 10 Kill him wy
his pam, o, Years 81
the author Of seysIa.. ,iaig
that ae held in hlga Il
nrofession. He el.,s,k y
an account Of ~ ess'u1i liz
Is said to he wealu'
Brooklyn, n. y. ...----,l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Tho withdrawal OF j. p. Nicks from
the race for a seat in the city council
has stimulated some az tho other cam
aldotes TO great activity.
A reporter met Mr. Watkins yester-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

The fruit growers and market gard
eners OF Tarrant county VIII meet in
Fort Worth Saturday at ? p. m. TO
orgenige a county association to pro-
mute their interests
A large attendance Is expected. and II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

They are an going 10 Galveston
Saturday TO see the finest beach in the
world. Don't miss this, your last OPP
portunlty TO take salt water bath.
The Santa Fe furnishes YOU transport
tation thera and back for s.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

The Ladies' Bazaar win he ona,,,,
about September rs in Inc q HJ@ Ssn
building, on sixth street, between Main
aud Houston A full limo of nes ana
fashionable millinery goods Win be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

SOC miles, Galveston ana return for
IS. Tho santa Fe gives YOU this. Don't
fail 10 60 Your last chance this sea-
son. Elegant chair cars free. Sleep
Ing car bertis now ON sale. Special
rates 10 Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Guthrie, o. I. As ,iis -; sxIs
north OF here wll's ,Aa "a
lions OF q human se M, ~ Z
solid rock thirtesn, M, TX 'il:
viii be sent % nv. ,nF Il In n 4
y tui ne g sIrs q II any Drsss !, !. =
il seems the sxe' " sss1s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

YESTERDAY evening Miss Josie Blunt, a
young lady 10 years old, was thrown
from a buggy by a runaway horse
and so badly Injured that death may
result. The accident occurred on Fast
Fourteenth street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

You are hereby orderedtto report AZ
aarmoiy tonight at 5 p. N, business Of
Importance BY order Of L. S. Froser
nrat lieutenant; @. o. Elliott. first SER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
ouILD's rIIuMn CRUSHED.
Aud DGmnEes Arc Prayed for the
Injury

injury.
], w. Malone as next friend OF Will
burn Malone, has filed a damage suit
In the Seventeenth district court
against the Texas and Pacinc railway
company for the sum Of 1890 on ac-
count OF personal injuries sustained
by Wilhurn Malone. the 3-year-old son
OF ]. W. Malone, The plaintiff claims
that through the negligence OF the
railway people while the child. VIII
burn Malone. was stepping from the
train at Arlington his thumb was
Crushed OF between The car buffers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

The following marriage licanaef have
been issued al the county torr ofiiees
w. Il, Morgan and Ads k0ans. Burma
Durham and Lucille Per-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

is probable that the best Informed nor
ticulturists Of the county Will be ac-
tive ia thc organization.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Lost--on South side gold watch, or
anmented case With gin movement
Finder can gyt reward by leaving the
Iamn at Ail h.al flrat atreet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

i am Offering at cost for
cash the A. }. Anderson
stock OF Guns, Pis-
tolls, Am mpnttlon q
and Sporting Goods OF
all kinds. Also a LARGE
aud complete stock Of
Electrical goods. To
dealers In either Hue |
am prepared 10 offer ex-
ilaordlnal'y Inducements.
Write me for quotations.
w. G. NEWLY, Trustee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Latest styles "a inlnit
di,'s' Dazaar after Seri
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18
BIG DOLL CARNIVAL.
D"hnguisled Persons who Arc Patrons
Of the Big Chicago Display.

Dl'tnguished Persons who Arc Patrons
Of the Big Chicago Display.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE doll carnival,
which will be held this week at Battery
v beginning THE evening, will prob
aoly sutpass anything OF the kind ever
before attempted in this city. Mark
Twain. Rider HagGard, Edward Bel
Amy. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Della Fox,
"A kehan, 1sadore Rush, Dewolf Hop
gsf fora Urquehart Potter, Nat Good
MTa, Henry Miller, Kyr!e Beiiew, Joseph
feus'son, Palmer Cox and Mrs. CIeve-
.ana have sent in contributions Of
utsssed dolls for exhibition at the car
aIval. The work OF arranging tor the
arrival has been carried on for several
weeks and more than 10000 letters were
;ens out to prominent persons asking
W. Contributions. Replies to these
.Istef9 came at the rate oil 300 or 400 n
.AE' showing what a lively interest in
ne display was taken by those who
W., ssts given an opportunity to contribute
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18
A DOUBLE HANGING.
John aud General Kennedy Hanged ut
Iaanar Tnnuesaaa.

john and General Kennedy Hanged ut
Jasper, Tennessee.
JASPER. Dec. 17.-John and General
Kennedy, whose execution for the muir
der OF Jones Lowrie, agent OF the Nash
vile, Chattanooga & ST. Louis Railway,
at Shellmound, in October, 1893, took
place to-day, were baptized at the Jail
yesterday. They ate no breakfast to-
day and appeared very much. downcast.
Willie Haynie aud Martha TAYLOR,
sweethearts OF John and General, re-
spect!vely, spent the night at the jail
and tried by every means to comfort
their condemned lovers. Willie Hay
ME is a prisoner in the jail. Martha
Taylor met General in jail year ago
and Mt once fell in love. They were to
have been married several days ago, but
the plan fell through. The hanging
took place one mile from Jasper, and
after the execution the bodies were dc.
liyered to relatives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18
AxrI.soc,ALLsr BILL
Introduced In the German Rs.ehstaE-Ths
Socialists DisorderIy.

Socialist. DisorderIy.
BERLGx, Dec. l7.-Dr. Nieberling, the
imperial secretary Of justice, introduced
the anti.revolutionary bill in the reich.
stag to-day. In so doing be said it was
not intended to muzzle public opinion
nor was it disguised anti-socialist law,
but it was directed against excuses Of 4
criminal nature and against the work Of
revolutionists who were seeking TO IN.
dermiue the state.
The secretary Of justice then proceed
ed among socialistic Interruptions to
refer to several inAammatory pamphlets
which have recently appeared.
The Interruptions OF the socialists
were so frequent and OF such an excit-
ing nature that the president OF the
reichstag. Herr Won Levetzow, was COM
PEELED several times to call them to
order.
Dr. NIeberling then produced reyo-
lutionary broad sheet which, he as.
serted, was intended tor circulation in
tn barracks OF the soldiers. Headed,
THE aim Of our opponents can only
be obtained by overthrowing all order
and trust the majority OF the house
will support the government against
its enemies who deny everything
sacred to the people," AppIausel.
Herr Singer moved the adjournment
Of the Reischstav, expressing doubt aS
to whether sufficient number Of dep
uties were preset to enable vote to be
taken. After roll call it was found
that Herr Singers point was well taken
and that there was not sufficient
number present. Consequently the
debate was adjourned until January 6.