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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
THE DICKSON MURDER.
THE DETAILS OF THE DOUBLE
TRAGEDY
BY Which Sheriff and Desperate
Lost Their Lives-A sllcker
Used as Decoy by
Brsddock.

Special Dispatch.
Wharton, Tex, Feb. SIT was only
today that reporter has been able TO
get the facts concerning the tragic end
Of Sheriff Dickson. Constable HEARTS
recital of the affair is in brief;
Wednesday morning Sheriff Dickson
received Il telegram from Sheriff Town
send to meet him at Egypt at l o'clock.
Mr.. Dickson took with him Heart and
Deputy Gordon from El Campo. Meet
ing Townsend at the place armed, with
Deputies Bridge and Reese. Mr.; Town
send impaired Information that his man
was located in a thicket. three miles
down the river. With the plans ar
ranged, they posted ME deputies around
the thicket conveniently the slerlu GU
tering, Dickson some steps ahead W men
derp in the body of the brush. DICKSON
turned suddenly to Townsend. and, beck
onng, said. in an undertone; Come
hprp. Townsend. - Dickson was looking
In the direction of where he saw
slicker, wrapped in a way TO represent
n man, evidently used as Il decoy' AT
the foot of tree. suddenly sno'
rang out from another side. DICKSON,
throwing his hand to his breast OK,
claimed; Townsend. che has shot me-
Hrnuti1rk fired twice Dickson nIed ~
turn. when he fell over in q faint Town,
send. catching sight Of Braddock, nIed
scvrrel times. the last shot striking
| Rraddocl in the head. Braddock' now
| ever. was firing at Townsend, but mlsseu'
| Dickson lived only twenty minutes;
1Nle officers in looking over BraldocA
traps. discovered that he had nn abund-
ant supply Of provisions and was eh ~ i.,..
| well cared for, and To confirm lheir sus-
| plcions they found MOores winchester
| In the hands Of Braddock.
Previous TO undertaking the searcn lor
Braddock the officers had placed Moore
nnder arrest aud left him at MORNING.
TOMS store. After finding the gun Heart
| ma Townsend returned for Moore, when
thny were met by negro who iniorIue,
| tbem that Moore had sent word 70 brna
| dock thRt the officers were on his uai
| They came M with Moore as he was
making his way to the bottom. MOOT,
wac heard 10 remark before the o GER
approached, They have killed braduoek
bnt | am going down there anu snoN
them that / am not n coward. Nhel
the officers approached Moore unnut.o ~,
his vest, seeking his pistol Constapi.
Heart ordered him under arrest II
an instant Moore drew and hred a
Heart. The officers returned tue hTe
and Moore was Ait several ulne,' "
officers escaped except Constable deartl
who was slightly wounded IN the rsh
leg. a.. I,do
Northington held their examining tr'a
/ to-day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

question and could not, therefore, under
take TO decide IT, | am, however, nqi
willing Tor Il TO be- Inferred FROM my 81
ilence that ! admit the right OF the legis
lature 10 diminish In this or any ulhei
mode the compensation OF the Judges
when fixed by laws; aud my silence
would naturally perhaps necessarily, be-
looked upon as acquiesceuse on my uarl
~ the power claimed aud exercised utdei
The act Of congress. and would be re-
garded Us precedent, establishing The
princinle that the legislature may at ia
pleasure regulate the salaries 0t iha
Judges OF the courts OF the United States,
ana may reduce their compensation
whenever congress may think proper"
uhiet Justice Tancys letter seems TO
have had its elect, Tor after thu war
when Hon. William 4. Richardson, now
ehirf justice Of the court of claims, wRt
secretary Of the treasury, there was ne,
minded 10 them money which had buri
withheld from the salarios Of the judi.
ciary under the income tax hill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

l. THEM DETECTED IN
okLAHoMA.
4 r Watched Them One
Vent 10 Arrest Them
n, Next, hut They
Had Flown.
Breach

|urc1,
4 ~ Feh S.-Tor several
q ''N' ta.p OooJ,d
ls country MIS- I'VE" NO. ~,
n .effeit silver dollars Inc
4 tbs NICER escaped detection
4 A,,pt "A wool, ago
ga ~ 'i' =, - -.
Hed lhailtOh' WHO was oPel
isksmith shop on Fourth
! ,.,A t'rilor's icwelry store
4 ~. e, ,l,,ir sim
ai'Ans'N'N'' =" '''"'
ega silver. Vrluer informed
sheriff and wanted a 500
4 ~ named tho norties thot
", -. sa.tr,e WI
s1he work. Sherlh wash
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
0K0LB FOR GOVERNOR,
RENoMINATEp ny ms "JEFFER.
soNIAN DEMOCRATS"


by Associated prrss.
o, Birt,in,l,,,tn Ala F.h lrho
,,,, '''' ',. '.....,, Har W. r,
''''''''', w. ',' ''''''l'''''
or kulmtes, uud ihr PEOPLES party, WAS
held her. today. ANA d IAN auto ficisct
, inotJ 49,. M. ..,t..,
:" "lVN Wy 'VN"'N
ufnoefihu ticket lhe PEOPLES wrP
| held theif stite convention This morning
! n tl.e Winnie Davis wigtvam. A. u.
| l.ongshorn presided An Invitation was
received from the NUlhltcs 10 loi them
in ther convention. Il was acecmcd.
hut not without sumo d,.,.encions. 'rho
PEOPLES party adop,od plutform which
endorsed ibn fmala pifforn, 1crinr,1
fnr nn iprnu,c All, and want /, 49,, ia.
i0i and n fnir roitt md of,pn4o4 tbn rc-
nj III mo Ia no,, S,'nt XXI nn at,tc hariy
IA pnon tIn t;ttlft,' ,i,iosg,to., rnp,, t't,,
the IAN md mo t,yi, ,.1tivcni fong combined
! itan mo Tnd.r Cnsl,n. of H,,fi,r ,,,',t.
Is ,y,a r,ndn prrtnanont ohnirtu1n
''rbn f,lln,viug stnt, tleknt rtna uot,,i.
mated.
ro Tg R'''ruor' i'uO'' w. Mold N'n''
Serreiary Of state. i. G. Touville.
| Cronsbaw codnty.
Auditor Nv H. II. INu,h. Macon
coii',ty.
Treasurer. n NJ. Homes Hale county
o sSDerl RsiISSs., OF sduni Sa"oon' J. ?
Attorney general, Warren Reeso. Jr,
| Montgomery
Cant. k0lb WHOM he came forward 10
accept The nomination, wns greeted with
| wild applause. which continued for
! seycrn mlnutoa. lic read MS speech
| IN which be denounced HE Democracy
aud reiterated an grirynncn. against thar
| pnry from which he bodied twD ynnra
| NO.
lie wis followed bv l.. j. holman, ]
| q Manning and ofheis Who smoke IN tho
| same sirtin. The convention lie M
| iOurnnd mill Z qeloct tonight. when n
| rcis,nvnnnd and lndorieI DO foin,yjne
| pl1tG,rm.
Wa demand, a free vote and an
honest count
. Iyc demand the massage Of The con.
30, I1o, sor etnte pmecrs
VI ~. d.,nsnd .be frea eoinae., NJ
! III ,nI .iirar an y h,si, ~ "a ~
kuiu NJ, d,,asnd as,,,,,st,, ~ IN,
,f,,,,ta .I,,,, ,,,'1i,,,, h, S,n ,,,',. ea,ni,a
~ t,rl',,,t ma thn ,n,rni NJ
- ~ t.., ~. Wv apu,t 10 VI
| !ne Iitgu'"Nnk "''''N"i w ''PN'"'o ~
trspil,,g1' ,o .
., we lemNhu ~. AHH lnt IfNvhu',
anu lnat Wy in''n n''l W nf'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
EODD FELLOWS.
hD THEIR THIRD DAYS
SESSION.
nected for the Year 1895,
4" Of Committees Re-
PEA and Adopted-An
|'''rnctor to he Kept
In the Field.
|G'patb

'hn.
pa, Feb. s-T7,o ,,.a,,.l -
auenbled in ,ba 49, - - 80
Asa ibis morni,', a,,1 ~,
pnmb,,. "uu MuS e"iieu
Pu' at ~ o clock.
.A guardian, grand marshal
CONDUCTOR wero ,ivo, +bair
f.iA were a,,;,I.,' So 'ueii
4 cl,r,.5 qul'N'y opeyeh.
SWAIN johnson delivered a
~ impressive PRAYER when
Il the grand -
H.. '',u master, Deputy
n = due form
trg of the n,in,tos ,,..
ls,sn.al 'i'i''tes was on
49, WIN and the regu-
,uslhees was called.
Rid Master Charles Kahn n,
c0mmittea snhn,it.aI ~. ~
III
unnittee on finance. 10 whom
~ the pronosition ~ n
M IA ~ 's','oi' OIL ~ Il.
! < ~ x S, sils grand lodge of Tex.
1,ers -yuo ~ full satisfaction
.e5h uue said grand lodge by
s XVI and others, respectfully
. .ae acceptance of said prop
4 Al, i,ehder Of said notes OF
4 ~. me said sum of 5000
n vi, N, grand master or gran,
H report was adopted. -
~ 'ls a.io from the same com
4 'Ssn'y Of the committee on III,
NV order reported favorabi,
\ III an instrucor in The feld
"a. AZ AZ Grand Master Charlie
IS, ana eaod who, BY his work iis'g Ia
god for the order be r.
4 s,,, REPORT opposing the prom,
Incurred, was sue sp fbSPs4se tina III.
p,rl,1a,ea discussion. and i
hi NEWS arlaa.niS,e,ss Russell, Herrin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

rs Associated Press
washington. Feb. S.-A member II
members 81 The senate committee on
finance sad today that The farn bill
win be- reported n the majority mem
hers Of The fun committee next week.
There Il reason 10 believe the sub-ooui-
inittee has agreed on I cent per pound
On agar. m probabilities arc that II
ms been determined ihat there shall
~ an extension Of the bonded period Of
WILDLY and fhre will BE- an increase. per-
haps, Of ~ cents gallon on whisky
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

th1, tho iillhustoring wns 60 cease With
this understanding, upon Mr.. BANDS
motion, 40 much oil the resolution adopt
el EAST night as directed the sergeant
alarms TO arrest abaoutecs was revoked,
The bin from the Joint committee on
expenditures IN the departments To make
Uniform methods of accounting IN the
departments. was taken up and passed.
aud ON motion ~ 1850 the house adj
l1urnpd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
rANArIcAL onnEs ~ cnErn.


Athens, Feb. s.-1he execution OF four
Christians, who were sentenced to death for
various CRIMES the Stand Of Crete, has
lncensed the Christmas OF the island against
the governor. Their Indignation IS In
creased by the fact that several Mnssul-
mans who were convicted OF capital
charges have been reprleve0
Two Mussulmans were found hanging 10
trees near Splne recently, and It Is thought
TINT they were executed by Christians. who
were enraEed Ut the treatment accorded to
their comrades. The ynching Of these two
men led 10 wholesale arrests. and the fanat-
lcsm OF both spcts has been aroused.
All the foreign consuls In Canea, except
the Russian representative. have protested
against the execution OF the Christians.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
rnE sNNArn.

tins mornng senator Perkins OF taillpr-
mia presented memorials of the San Fran.
cis,o ,1,,,,1,. - ,,,,,,,,.,,.,,., ,,,,r,ps for
!, ,tu 49,. 49,, -
lhe auhoNailoh on itaWNni lne lallnS va
j cable from ihc United Slngs 10 Nv
wan, ana LOT the complexion N' 'nV wv
NsuAh canal muef gnFefhpehWl Vpn'
uel'
senator Nelcoit OF ,n.nrgue plrsenieu
resolution pfvNlulhf ieF tNc 9npiulssslW"
nl constitutional amendmenl ptVhn'
liins states ifom drhNing euui"Fe 70
any person on account oi soA'
a memorial 90 Wonl Growers nkalnTt
lhr Wilson hill was presented ny senator
sherman, Who siated ihe unanee commit
tee had refused wool growers a heafihs
md requesting that the memorial ~
printed. 1t was so ordered,
senator WulcotL Wthont readinf'
"uered several 1mrndmehta 10 tue war
son MI;
RESOLUTIONS Of the order OF hlliWay
01duetors, btoihcrhu0u OF loeNmoilNe
hlNuveiN; bNthetoh N"hW'N lfWh
men ana SWl.hm.us Manual A'd
dissertations aud Aiucre9h iAhWal
Nhluli protesting htllhel thy ruilnE or
TIE lniied States courts on the QUESTION
ai strlhcs' were pyHenHd ny 0euN,Dl
VOORHEES, nnd ordered 20 pe iNlmcd lnr
as, li we senate
y letler from u'e eecirl1Y on tne
| lrs.suiy W'lH iald heiotr thv senate ~
lciN 10 "a resolution nt senator lcuef
| hu'Nrh some Gays NEo' SWNhk lNr tle
AomS\ "i hqud mulers the aH@up'a or
D9ilHs li",ned ana Ses rates ~ Interest,
p"m uloti'n pi S'lL'''t N'M,u'SN y
! Nd0 ",HVFen Mll Mh'N ar rtnNil "n'
J'9Iilhel to,ii'N, ~ RH gntu Menlay n'At'
lHc t,h"lIoN vl ,'Ha'ol oteWNlg ~
! ullus Wv Nfhl ot lh, NVtt'lNta ~ WV
/ Iu4sul9 " issue nphus' AiN NueNipNih
ornr , iiii ,,r8l y .n n @
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
IS s ll,'aoc, lANarD.

Columbia, Miss a S.-The execution
Of VIII Purvis was failure. Tho rome
broke at the first drop without iniuriug
puryls. The spectators nterceded and
induced the sheriff TO refuse TO proceed
with tile hanging,
An effort Will be made 10 secure executive
clcmcncy. puryis always asserted his In
nOccncc Of the assassination OF William !
buckley. IN Marion county, who was Killed
by whitecaps, OF whom luryls was sup
posed to belong.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
A FEATURE or THE INCOME TAX
Nv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
Washington, Feb. S.-One clause of the
FEDERAL constitution provides that the
compensation Of the justices of the United
states supreme court shall not be di'
niuisbed during their terms of Office.
The constitution also declares the presi'
dents salary shall not be increased or
diminished during his term. In view OF
these constitutional provisions an INQUIRY
has arisen as to the power Oh congress 70
make an income tax Apply TO these Vlif
GERS of the government
Inouiry into this question has deyel-
oned some interesting Information, Tho
trend Of which is that che president and
Judiciary would be exempt from paying
ri Fe ig 26,1s63. Chief Justice fancy
If tbe supreme court wrote a letter 10
secretary chase relative 20 the income war
tax. This letter is on lie among Tue rec
cosrt. The chief justice called attention
| ~ he clause Of the constitution referred
| To- and said Of the income tax
| isIbe act M question rs you interpret
4. diminisbes the compensation Of eyery
| i1dre 3 per cea.. and II u can De u
,ninished 20 that extent ny me name
| ~ m income tax. Il may IN The same way
| be reduced from AlNN ~ e'-
1ieasnre Of the legislature.
..The judiciary is one OF the three
..,.at departmenis Of the government
created and estibliehed 10y the constiin'
tion rs duties and powers are specih.
esiiv set forth. and are OF . character
eau} ,sc,iires II to be perfectly indie
n snrsd Of The other two departments
I. order to plsce it beyond the reae.
a an avoid even the suspicion o. any sucli
jnauences, the power V reapee theli
eoi nlr..ss ana eIcapied frcas their powers
o. I-nnn these grounds regard an act o.
congress retaining in me t5s1suty par'
~ ne compensaiion. TO Judges as pnc2n
oi,,r,ional and void; apd ! should moi
slilu ,'s,,ble5 you wiki this letter n there
n'.as anv mode b. which the qneslidf
,nonla b decided in Judicial proceeding
f,u. m Of the judges Of the coarts Of th'
Ii;nited States have an interest 10 ih'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

~ 9N"|T'T7TTTI 7 TT7I-
Omahn, Nch, Feb. S'lho employee
Of tho Union Pacific are about to r,dso
the question that &c they are cmployes %
the United States, as held by Judga
lundy, they ought nor 10 receive pay oi
day nl eight hours. b ical of the cOtpo'
rate basis of Ten NO sixteen hours,
Eugnne ncbs prcsident nj the Amrri
can Federation, believes thIs position
could he maintained, and viii work Ia
this end Tho outcome win he watched
with intnrn.l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

Manager Banie hns arrived Ia Louis
yille. He has refuse 10 dlyulRe the
name OF fhe Hlior; ainpa be has In view.
AZ 10 paid visit TO 81. Louis il IL
thought that Fly WIS the man he waa
nfter. Bnrnie has been trying 70 er-
change Pitcher Stratton, Of bis club,
fadr weighing, but the demand Of tho
Philadelphia club for $500 70 boot VIII
put STOP TO this ifoa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
"REAL ESTATE. Z

Bcipr IN liquidation. We offer q great
variety Of Real Estate holdings, consisting
OF nne rcsldencoH, husinoss aud building
lots. aud an Immense ACREAGE Of improvod
md uulmpfoYed lands for sale vi a saerir
fce.
7BE MERCHANTS NATIONAL sakg
FORT WORTH. TEXAS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
REAL ESTATE CHEAP

Don't wait Buy now, while values are
lowest Having 70 sogtle an estate, / must
give bargains on lots, stores, acreage In
quiro al onca.
j. J. ROCHE, Administrator,
dpJ Main stieet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
wo1corrs AMnNpMENr.

By Associated Press.
Washington. Feb s. Senator VOL
cot fodny presented an amendment 10
tho tarln bll, refining the Mckinley
duties ON wool.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
CONE ALONG. WILLIAM.
Germany's Emperor says Ne Nouia lake "
Visit America

p.-t,, Fab s-rhe morning papers
state fhaf AZ Inc last court ball ipe ~
eenyersed nnreseryedly with : hish 9iieia
upon The subject Of ENGLAND pm iv' usiIious
~ ~ hait,r s', sasnaluted with me tnl'ea =
states and was very desifea,s l9 ~
visit 10 America and get FH
By personal obseryAll1n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

over the house bill. Complied With this
ne statement tha' whisky now. in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

The Late Mr.. Childs' WIN Probated -'rhe
Value OF the Estate Not Given
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

|, q, :'s sc Es,i 81 ,Is N.
" s'sS lsSs I. sa ,TsrS inmp and
,Sselg,,S,ss a q. Eee ,.l l1qiaAs ntSrs-
iiIIisfsr ,lbins coal. piedmont mont
tIh tldL J., s1 house and on track ,,s
N Fsrss Hsy y Y, I retail or in car lots
LlLLL Phone id7.i
The record-union., 1894-04-23
Folsom and Vicinity.

A gang of tramps went through here on
Tuesday morning, bound for Sacramento
to Join the so-called Industrial Army.
The high wind OF Sunday did consider
able damage to fences, sheds and other
frail buildings. On the Thomasson ranch
a granary and she'd were both blown
down.
A new machine for separating gold and
gravel was taken out TO Willow Spring
Hill this week, and will be operated on
Monday next. 1t is claimed that by its
use nearly all the gold can be saved and
the mining conducted much more cheaply
than by the old process.
Two large double-end boats were
shipped to Placerville this week. They
are to be used by the American River
Land and Lumber Company in the log
drive that is being prepared in the
neighborhood of Placerville.
The record-union., 1894-04-23
PRINCESS COLONNA.

She AMI Her Children to Return TO
Her Husband at Paris.
ST. LOUIS. April pa dispatch to the
Republic from it's New York bureau
says: Princess Evelyn Gallatro di Co.
lonna, whose flight to the United States
with her three children in February last,
alter an unsuccessful effort to obtain a
separation from her husband from the
French courts, is attracting the attention
of two continents, is booked to sail for
Europe in June. She will be accompa-
MED by her halt-brother, j. w. Mackay.
Jr., and IL is possible that John w.
Mackay, the bonanza king, will be one
OF the party. Princess Colonna has
reached an amicable understanding with
her husband, and their domestic dill
cultleS bid falr TO be settled to their nlu
tual satisfaction, unless some unforeseen
complication shall arise between now and
the time OF the Princess arrival in Paris.
The Prince made overtureS to the
Mackay family some weeks ago, l am
told, and for the forgiveness of his wife.
John w. Mackay, on whom the troubles
of his stepdaughter bore heavily, re-
celyed Colonna's message of peace, and,
alter giving the matter thought, con-
sented to arrange settlement between
the husband and wife.
Prince COlonna made the first ad
vances through mutual friends, and ap-
peared from all accounts to be thoroughly
contrite. Mr.. Mackay convinced him
self of Col0nna's sincerity, ana then set
TO work TO reconcile the other members
or his family. John w. Mackay, Jr., it
is said. opposed the reunion, and Prin-
! cess Colonna, herself. was not at first dis
! posed to listen to her husbands plea for
forgiveness. The advice of her stepfather,
however, at last prevailed, and for the
sake Of her three children the Princess
! has, after much resistance, consented to
return to Paris and resume coniugal re-
lationship with her husband. 1t is
not known as yet by what steamship the
Princess and her party will sail, but that
passage has been engaged for several
members of the family is certain. 1t is
understood that Princess Colonna will
meet her steptather at the Hotel Paris,
and meet the Prince there. The reunion
will begin another chapter of one of the
most remarkable marriages of an inter-
national character in which American
women were ever interested.
The record-union., 1894-04-23
ON THE FIGHT.
Ed Hennett Strikes Woman and AS
SaultS an officer.

Special Officer May had rough ex-
perience about O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. While patroling his beat on J street
he saw a man strike woman when in
the vicinity of Fourth street, and when
he interfered to protect the latter her
companion closed with him.
Being a younger and more powerful
man than May, the latter was thrown in
the street and his assailant was getting
away with him, when the officer got out
his whistle and blew blast that brought
Regular officer Wilson over from street
Wilson laid Nays assailant out by
using his club. Special Goods also re-
sponded to Nays whistle, and coming
up just as Wilson had rescued May, the
latter's assailant was taken to the police
station, though he fought most of the
way.
The woman was also arrested. She
gave her name as Maud Jackson, and her
companion said his was Ed Hennett. If
Wilson had not come up when he did,
May would have been forced to use his
pistol OH his aSSailant.
The record-union., 1894-04-23
P1asters.

Ifyou are thinking about buying a
plaster, remember that you will place it
upon your body and cannot get a
plaster that willibe too good for you.
Allcock's Porous Plaster is the best
plaster made. Your druggist may have
some other plaster on his shelves which he
is anxious to get rid of, or else some worth
less imitation purchased at low price
for the purpose of substitution. Do not
accept his Just as Good' plea, insist
upon having the genuine. Allcock' 8
Porous Plaster has no equal
Brandreth's Pills can Away be relied
upon.
The record-union., 1894-04-23
For Poison Oak.

Mrs. Dixon, mother of w. II. Dixon,
agent of the Southern Pacific Company
in this town, was recently poisoned by
poison oak, but cured the same by using
the pounded or bruised leaves of the ordI-
nary garden bean. This, to us, is a new
remedy, and may be to many others.
The leaves were bruised or mashed and a
cloth soaked in the juice, and this wet
cloth applied to the flesh removed the
pain and the poison vile Register.
The record-union., 1894-04-23
Hit with a Beer Mug.

In K-street saloon last night Jesse
Slaughter had a fight with a white man.
Slaughter was having the best of it when
another man compelled him to let up on
his adversary.
The latter showed his appreciation of
the act by jumping up, seizing a beer
mug and hitting Slaughter a wicked
blow. 1t was on the head, however, and
that fact saved HIM from injury.
The record-union., 1894-04-23
The Swimming Baths.

Now that the warm weather is at hand,
people who delight in bathing. especially
when it means a good swim, will be glad
to learn that the Swimming Baths at
Twenty-first and o streets are about to
be reoDened.
The lessees are young men who have
had experience in the business, and who
will conduct the baths on the same plan
pursued heretofore. The reopening will
be on Friday next. the 9th, and a suc-
cession OF novel features are promised.
The record-union., 1894-04-23
Rehrino. Sen Fisheries.

OTTAWA (Ont.). April 22.-Sir Charles
Tupper has cabled the High Commits
sioner to see the imperial authorities and
ask that war vessel be sent to notify
seventeen Canadian sealing vessels now
off Queen Charlotte Island that the close
season, under regulations agreed to at
Paris, will take effect May lst.
The record-union., 1894-04-23

REAL faith never grows weak by hav-
ing to wait. Sufferers taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla for chronic complaints
should be patient and the result will be
ali that can be asked.
The record-union., 1894-04-23

ANGosTURA BTTTERs are used by moth
ers to stop collie and looseness of the bow
els in children DIR. j. G.. B. Siegert IL
Sons. manufacturers. Ask your druggist.
The record-union., 1894-04-23
They We're Not In 1t.

The Hardware baseball players wiped
up the dusty diamond with the Pill
Rollers yesterday. The score is very
top-heavy one-57 to 3.