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The evening world., 1894-04-04
BRECKENRIDGE,
the DECEIvER.
tOonhnuci rrptn tSr1 Nr1c.

Mrs. blackburn.
And with 4 view OF enabling her to
die out " your life and Mrs. BLACK
burns you took her to Mrs. Blackburn
and rail YOU would place her under Mrs,
Blacklurn's care"
~ Hid not My recollection and tn"
recollection NJ Mrs. blackburn upon that
POINT Infer NJ to the meaning OF my
words"
"Nni YOU went to see Mrs. blackburn
again alone"
~ went to see her several times after
wards"
And YOU carcse"l the plaintiff In her
presence, AZ a part Of that 1crepttcn?' ~,
81 dli not CLr"ss the plnlntIn. | Will
eNpilin that"
iRut what passed. there was for the
purpos" II rlr,yinE ont the deception =
"lnluhItahlv."
The evening world., 1894-04-04
Allison on the Tariff.

Cby Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. April A-senator ALI
son resumed his speech against the
Tariff bill.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
Tint secret Wedding.

Turn'ng from his line ot questioning.
Mr.. Wilson handed to the witness "A thC
similc OF .ha certificate OF marriage be
tween himself and Mrs. Wing In New
York. April -. 1898, and made hin point
out his handwriting upon II.
How many times had you been mar
ried before this?' MIR. Wilson asked.
"Twicc."
"Hut You have written here that II is
your second MARRIAGE
II will tell you how that happened.
When | came to that. | turned to llr.
Paxton and asked him II must MI
that out. He was an old friend and
knew all about It.. lie said | might say
If | had been married before, that II
was my second marriage, and | dtd II.
He was suffering from n nervous hcai-
aCho and had asked me to fill out the
certificate
In answer to further questions. Col;
BreCkinrihrc snil hat he had asked
nr. Paxton to keep the marriage" secret
until next Fall. after the second pub
lie marriage in July, he had written tn"
Doctor not to make the secret marriage
public.
where did you stop In New York
after your MARRIAGE
at the Iogcrot, a family hotel at
Eighteenth street and Fifth avenue
And how did you register?'
The evening world., 1894-04-04
New Utrecht Annexation.

Try Associated PreSSl
ALBANY, April +.-The Senate has
passed Mr., Woltert's bill to annex New
Utrecht to Brooklyn
The evening world., 1894-04-04

Fulford. 4; Elliott. s; Denny. 3; Remsen. o;
Hyte. 8; nickey. 3; Weed, 4 Young. 1 Dinnons,
8 g. NJ. n 3; Epson. 8 Klcinz, 3; Arnoli, q:
Green. 4; Hoffman, &; WOlstencroft. 4 Phistcr, g.:
Hobart. 3; iIeikes, 4; Jones, B; KING. 4 Lind
say, 8: McWalter. I; W. s. King, ?; Kilscv. s.;
Knowlton, 8 Arro. 3; Meyer, 3: Bcacock, 4 fes.
scmer, 4.
The men who killed five birds each
divided the money.
The third event Of the dav was a han
diCap, sl5 each. fifteen birds. There
were upward of forty-fve entries for
this event. and 1t Is not probable that
II will be finished tonight.
Fulford and Elliott are shooting from
scratch.
The evening world., 1894-04-04

The men who tied divided the money
between them instead Of shooting off.
The second event was an open sweep
stake, S. entrance fee, five birds, twenty
eight yards rise.
The evening world., 1894-04-04

ever given signs OF mental or other dis
ease that might rave made her take her
"a, ne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
CHRISTOPHER jim,
ARREsTEDIN WACO BY OFFICER
MADDOX,
Is Charged with the Murder of an
Old Man at Fremont, NeD.
He Denies IL.


Special to tho Gazette.
Waco. Tex, jan. 6,-Mr. Sebe Mad
dox of the Fort Worth police force is in
the city. When he leaves tonight he will
take with him Grasshopper Jim, alias
Jim Ilordon, who is supposed to be Ar
thur ID. Sloan.
The officer said this morning, 1--WE have
had this man In jail at Fort Worth
upon minor charges but did not know at
the tiue that there was such charges
against him as We know now. Three
years ago an old man and son near Fire.
mOht, Neh, were inurercd and robbed.
Arthur ID. Sloan is charged as the man
who committed the crime. and authori-
ties at Fremont state that they have
all the evidence necessary 90 convict
him. We have been following mp this
fellow for some time aud several times
he eluded arrest just as we were about
to nab him. | don't think there is any
doubt about his identity, according to
the description given us He denies that
he is the murderer, but Processes to
know all about the crime. Officers from
Fremont will come to Fort Worth and
secure him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
ALvARADo SOCIETY.

The social event of the season was a
New Years ball given by the knights
of Pythias at the opera-house. Among
those present were: Mr., and Mrs. Il. r.
Johnson, Mrs. Mayfeld, Mrs. J. NJ.
HI, Misses Hamilton, Bessie Macken,
Birdie Griffin, Sallie Baltic, Cora
son, Tonic Wilson and Alessrs Pope,
Logan. Mclllin, Hill, Stark. Bustly,
Chapman, Campbell and Blilli0
good crowd was In attendance and
the affair was enjoyed by all,
Friday evening a book party was given
by the Misses AIcElin az their home.
Those in attendance were: Misses Hum
iton, Mamie Mallicote, Ross, Bessie
Mackin, Birdie Griffith and Aesrs, Camp
bell. Riddles. Pope. Stelslcr, Campbell
McElin, Holmes aud Logan. Refresh
ments were served and the evening was
a pleasant one TO all who participated.
Mrs. II. NJ. Chapman OF Grecnyillc is
visiting Mrs. d. +, SAMSON.
Miss Sallc Baillio has returned from
Liberty, whore She has been making an
extended visit.
Miss Bette Evans has returned from
Georgetown, after spending the holidays
with her mother
Prof. w Il. Chamblcc has returned
from Mineral Wells. where he had gone
for his health. He is reported much
Mrs il. A, Riddles, who has been
quite sick, is cOuvHlescent.
Dr. W. NJ, St, John, who visited his
parents In Alabama during the holidays
is again seen on the streets.
Miss Angie Ross has returned to her
school At Friendship, after a pleasant
week at home.
Miss Nellie Mclllin has resumed her
duties in the schoolroom, after a weeks
recreation.
1 nortv 80 vo,,u,, ,,,,nio ,or.ist;r,, %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
TYLER SOCIETY.

Wednesday night Ike Roman r, &
qua circle entertained number NJ n
gentlemen at the home of Mrs m
Ilhe evening was pleasantly spent
Nersatiun, music and games. a1j
proper time elegant rcfreshmeul,
served. Mr.. w. G. Goodman wa
ed the guessing prize and Mr.. d.
dldge the BOBBY prize.
John Pierce who was cut h
lhedford some time since, diei
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
IrAsoA SOCIETY.

On tho evening OF December 3Oth. the
following "rose-hudst were entertained
q the residence of Mr.. aud Mrs ~. j
Rice: Mlsses hula Kerry. Anuin and
Ida Brown, Patti Baker, Nina Cor
rea,her, Cora and Eva Woodall, Ida
lellan, Leta Ellis, Of llillahoro; Ida
Newman, l.ora Tiles The gentlemen In
attendance were; Messrs, Deman Cor
reathers, Willie Green. Clarence Borry.
Iimnie Briggs, Brack Woodal JEFF
Arown,, Mark saunders, John Dunn, Wal.
Harris. and o. II, BIRD, Of Waco
On tho evening Of tho ls;, the Knights
81 lyihias hold a social entertainment In
their new han, Short addresses were
made by MessN, y. ii, Nombuell, X
= Cloner and j H. Clarke Sweet
.iisie and u short program, mingled with
sAnghteri jokes aud good things to cat,
aelpsd 10 make Z one VI the most en-,
,5oyable aocials Of the SenSan. Among
fhose present we're Mr.. and Mrs w. n.
Anderon, NJ. and Mrs, w. /. Hooks
s MT s end Mrs; , lis Wonbnen, Mr..
eleave and Mics Alice Brown. Mr III
IL. Srubbs and Misses Matte Nioullon
and Lille Harris, DR.. r, s, Cloncr anl
Miss BobbiO Brown, Mr.. Robt. HOAX
and MIS- Neva Stone, Mr.. NJ. S. Wood
snd Miss Lizsie frillin, Mr.. 1ra T.. Mar
- 49, thi71 ifufA NItNns
hriday evening at the hodpitaaie homo
81 MSS salle Thomson, a number Of
ifieada were pleasantly entertained. Par,
sor games, conversation aud sweet music
rendered Il one VI the most delrhisnl
events o. che season. Especially an HI
appreciate and viii long remember ne
lest ,ns'i sung hy Miss rhnmne.
son, lhose present WE'RE. MI Green
and Nils! blanche clinlscsiles. M NJ
Hr1Ds aud Malle Af0ulton fis
eiarks fardas and Miss lille Harris.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

sNpeclal 10 the haLette,
Bowie, Tex. Jan. 6.-Perhaps the
pretliest wedding that ever occurred in
Bowie was the marriage OH New Years
night Of Jessie A. Riley aud Win. G.
Beme, both OF this place. Both of the
contracting parties are highly connected.
the bride being the only daughter of DIR.
and Mrs. IL. Riley. A brilliant recep-
ei0n was given the wedding party at the
home of the brides parents. The list Of
presents embraces; Residence lot llr
Riley: sewing machine, Mrs. DR.. Riley.
china dinner set, eighty pieces, Alessrs.
Bailey, Wilson. Greer AMI Strong; rock
ing chair Misses HOLMAN, Hunt, Harris
and Iiaines; silver butter knife. Gin
Greer; silver water set, MIR. and Mrs
Menefee; silver cake Stand Dir ]. W
Ellington. Hampstead, Texas: silver hut-
ter Knife. Miss Annie Sessions. Ennis.
Texas; GAS water SET AIR. and Mrs. II
l.. Hart .Arimore, 4 silver ladle,
Mr. Marshall Riley and Lou Wallace
Riley. Plattsburg, Mo: silver berry
spoon, Mrs, Agnes r. Riley. half dozen
silver dessert spoons. Mr.. and Mrs. q u
Riley; half dozen silver teaspoons. Mr..
and Mrs, George II. Riley: silver nut
set, Perry H. Fry, Plabtsburr. Mo.
embroidered handkerchief Miss An.
half dozen silver orange spoons, w. A
Hale and family, Starkesyi,lc. Miss. ;
half dozen linen napkins. Mrs A. Brad
ley, Henrietta; silver butter bowl. Mr.
aud Mrs T. II Jonos. Montague, rock
ing chair, d. q. Harris, hanging lainp.
Miss Kate Richardson. Nocana: giass
Wine set Mr.; and Mrs Wade Atkins
plush album; Mr. 9nd Mrs, II, G Wor-
ley; pin cushion. Mr.. Green, St6neburg.
rocking chair, L. A. Mcdonald: en-.
hrodered scarf, Alrs !. l.. Castor
souvenir suoon aud card receiver. Mr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

wife; half dozen plates, S. Y y
silver sugar spoon, A. w. HIM.
d. Davies and wife; glass MI
Miss Lucille Wilson; silver pictls
q. Schevencll and wife: half ti0zr1
plates, DIR. II. II. Mitchell ana
lamp, II, G.. Holman and wld.,
dozen linen napkins, Miss Bettle X
mble, Miss Emma Frisble. n
blankets, Col. j. NJ. Stone AN
easel, DIR. j. s. E'risbie. ="
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

The fairy tales which have ~
out all over the country to the eAf
COrhett was a very sick man CIV
he unable to enter ring iel
months to come have been pfoI"
by reliable news from JacksonYils
stated that the Californian on,y
rest, that he had ovrrworsea 7
and the recent warm weather u
was too dchililating for his Flsiaw
stiiudou, Nobody al Corbeitsllat
easy or at all worried about "a,
pion, and Trainer Brady ihinks 2
will 60 ue around all right -
days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
RErHEL nIRLn INSrIruTE

DR.. w. +. Wilson will addns
people ut the institute tonight, y,
son is q pleasant. public speaker. IS
the good spirit, and will delight
who hear him A large crowd Is ~
for by the Bethel people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

The time in which foreign yacht club
may challenge for the Americas cup ex-
pired yesterday. The deed requires ten
months notice. and the season closes on
November l. Unless the notice is waived
no challenge can be accepted. This set
Hes the matter for next year. There will
be no race.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
MEX1CAN MuRDERERs'

Special 10 the Gazeitc,.
Cuatuitlan. Mex. Jan. I'VE
assnssins Of Gen. Pedro Guers,s
the Hacienda de Tella are u, l. n
and two others are being sousu.' (
rested are Damasco Cafay IA
Cases. who will be sho; Nl,p99
II the evidence bears oni Ply
pearanccs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

Corner of Third aud Taylor Prsi n
at IL a. IN. and $50 u. M ME3d
subject; I'm the Race for the crls
Reading room open at $50 Sunllas
men; ut Z TO 7;3O week nights hrl
body invited. j. Morgan Wells ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

Corner Sixth and Throckmorton d
Mr.. Addison Clark of Hot Sprlne
preach today at the Christian q
Services IL a. m. and 7:30 p. nil
day school at g:30 a IN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

It seems that John u. Sullivan did say
that he desired 10 challenge the winner
Of the orbctt-Alitchell fight, but whether
or not John meant what he said Is an
other question. 1T is my desire to chal-
lenge the winner of the Corbctt- Mitchell
fight" said he. II think that with good,
proper training ana faithful conscienti-
Gus work on my own pnrt | can whip
cther Of these men, "Well." answered
Charley johnson, who was present, 'if
you viii say right now that you will
train conscieutiously aud will do the right
thing will back you for 100000 against
the winner Of the big fight" 10 this
Sullivan replied: 81 will, sir. and II
succeed in getting on match with the
winner Of this fight will have Phil
Casey train me. think there is no man
In the business today who can compare
with him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

little over a year ago Gen. Paine,
who had made IN his mind not to build a
cup defender, let Capt. HaT go to MIR.
that the Jubilee is built. Gen. Paine has
secured the services of Capt. Han for
1874 TO sail In the races Of the big single
stickers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

tarferc m any way with the Sullivan
kilrain Gghtf Tile secrecy and even the
element Of iawlessness connected with
that celebrated fight only added zest and
spice 10 the affair aud they couldn't run
enough trains 10 iuehburG 70 aecolnino,
with the Corbett-llitchell fight, whenever
1t occurs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

Corner Nineteenth and Chamber
Preaching by the pastor at w
hours. This church will observe Y.
OF prayer. continuing from Saboslt<
through the week. Services begun
T:3O p. m. All who eau are in'l I
attend the services. 6
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
ryrnRrs Az lMpogN

BY Associated Press.
New York Ian. 6.--ESporls
from New York this wees WEE.
N. 200: siker. S225.4l1. lml2ns
port OF New York for The WI. !.
Gold. Sll5.15di s.yer Ssl,s'.i 7
merrhandisc. S6.152, SO; dfr
3jp.a-i.
Buffalo is the greatest lioH Z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

Judge l.. n. Cooper will toni
the speaker at the theater. Az
ton is cordially extended all =
him. A very large audience i ~
Good music at both these placii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

One Of the fastest bouts ever seen in
Chicago was the cight-round glove con-
test at McGun's llnndball court. between
All Griliths, known as. young Critic, and
Tommy White the Chicago feather
weight, last week The boxing was of
the whirIwind order from first TO last.
aud, although the Australian tried all
he knew 10 knock White out he did not
at any time get near Il, and Tommy
was there at the end Of the eighth round
Critic appeared 10 be in better shape than
al any time since going to Chicago, and
certainly was lighter, White weighed
123 and looked to be at least fifteen
pounds less than Critic The latter
forced the fighting from the start
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
THE VERY LATEST
ABOUT SPORTING.
GOSSIP ABOUT THE GREAT
FIGHTS.
EVERYTHING is NOW MIXED Up
Matters of Interest Concerning Foot
ball, Baseball, the Turf and of
General Nature.

This afternoon at 3 o'clock the Stars
and Cresceuts will line up at Arlington
Heights for the third game between
them this season. In the first game the
Cresccnts defeated the Stars by score
OF IL to 3 aud in the second the Cres-
cents defeated the Stars by 3 score OF
- 10 II. This IL perhaps the last match
between them ~ on nkSt Sunday tmeg
combine their best men and 90 10 llnlln5
TO try for the State championship, ON
last Sunday these same teams played each
other aud very good crowd was pres
emit. As this Is the third and last game
Of the series II Is hoped larger crowd
viii be present. The following are the
players.
Stars Day, True, Martin, r., Banks,
Wynne, Williams, liulejohn, Edle1roek,
Bowdry Orgnin. Moore NJ" Morris,
Crcscents- thurman. Tnckabery, Mar
tin, A., McAllistcr, .lonos Smith, Stein
feldt. Schobcr, Chamberlain, Moore. y,
johnson, A., McCart, Mclom, Morris,
NJ
The players are requested 10 meet at
the corner OF Burnett and Seventh streets
TO take the cars for the Heights.
It is the desire OF at least few OF
the Fort Worth Football club 10 put mp
n team for at least once that will defeat
Dallas We have several times played
thom very close games and II our homo
team had had practice aud played 60,
rethcr the proper way we are confident
that We would have been victorious In
our last game. We can beat Dallas,
but we must work hard to do 80, The
only way that this can he done Is by
q team getting together often and prac-
ticing together. learning the signals well
and how 10 inlay tho new tricks of the
game. The scheme On foot is to have q
Monday night January & at s o'clock,
Of only those who want 10 play football,
This thing of having d meeting of about
thirty boys and about four of them play
ing football Is moi one of the essential
p,1l Dnilo las n,,,,. n,r,ti,,1 ant, r,,i.
A. i'",i i' ii IN ',,n' -, XXI
- GrV'",'S 10 y y''l i,. ' nnt ,,.,,.
vnsp 'u.. WIZ, ,,, M."I, Mi 9 Io'Nou
for amin mg 'Sc fo.c "' arrs i' oi q RoI
O'Noil Was en- inst ncconnts arrested Int
noblp IA still AT lurgp
NJ. ~, -. a..
h9nert lionhcr Sa{s ne pogsnl hls nrst
iotHlg nnrSe ON july ~, lN'u. AZ INIT
.plo lhor' W1lN ohly h'nelTh hol,e',
,h'inulg me hNlHg ma we uS,al' thot
hld tt9lled u mile m $50 we now
count them ny thousands
Adviccs from London stale that bet
ting On the Corbett Mitchell fight Is
lkdy The former is the fayoritc and
plenty OF American money Is talking for
Sptcb.h m a,,vy'' ot t ,n in is plenty oil
'''' co. w w.
~.
new western baseball league has
ue'l, lormed' II WIN comprise tlc elites
o, Ancqln, pumh9, 81 Joseph, Dos
M9h's' Dubuque Rock island, Snring-
n'h AMI tcorln' mlnry limit of $1,000
lnohlh mas hecn adopted.
comments ON w. A. Bmdy's usimation
ihqt lloridn's governor has been fixed -
Howdcn SAWS the executive has not boon
liked and that's the worst Of 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

"Corhctt will win handny," says
Charley johnson Of Brooklyn, Sullivan's
old hacker. IN discussing the Forthcoming
tight between the American champion and
Charley Mitchell "Corbett proved when
he defeated Sullivan that he is the great
win whip Mitchell without receiving u
greet deal Of punishment himself The
fight will not, IN by opinion, however, be
onesded. Mitchell has habit OF keep
ing himself In good condition. and he
only needs few weeks To harden up his
stomach at any time. IIis only weak
spot is with his wind. When he gets Il
line on his wind and quits talking he's
a dangerous man to tackle" With refer
ence 10 a report circulated that John L.
had decided to challenge the winner of
the fight. johnson said there was nothing
in Il 30 far as he knew, except Sulliyan's
declaration that, in the event Of Corbett's
defeat he would challenge Mitchell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

or Interstate league. A meeting Of the
state league will shortly be called, to
be held in Scranton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
cAR spEEn IN GA1NEsroN

'A'-'-ff AZ NNAN NfttHNtNff
Galveston, Tex. Jan. G.-Niayor Fiy
has vetoed the ordnance passed by ma
council restraining the running OF street
ears. morn than seven miles an hour.
on Me grounds Of adversely to public i'm.
prqNemeuts, meets with general approval.
Magnetic insoles k,ao your feet warm
EVANS X ROE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

Corhelt now Weighs about 1S5 pounds
aud he Is Just az active and agile ~ he
was last ye.r and his driving power is
sud to be cSen gteater than at the time
OF that little boxing match
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

Magnetic insoles keep yonr feet M
EVANS q -ROl,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

some have been OF tho opinion TINT
The public wlll ae interest," 20 The fortli,
caning ltshl which. % NOW appars. Will
nan V qnse1.ed. Nol mutA, Did /, in.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

Magnetic msoles keep your feet warm.
EVANS \ ROE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

Corbett says that he IS mrtieulo,ly
anxious Ia mcot Mitchell Rocnu.N ~
whipping him hc believes h. will hc loin,,
the American pubic favor. which nnl
liN according 90 Corhntl q tirci OF IN.
hluiings aud windy nethinrs. lilo thinks
thmt Mitchell would Ike to meoi him
for tile same reason that az was Tx
anxious to meet Sulivan-h he hns eynrv-
thing to gain and nothing toNosc.
Speaking Of tho difference bntNeop ,he
ring tactics OF himself and Mitchell Gar.
hett suys he does not know what tnciics
he Will pursue hut they viii drnend
entirely upon those OF Alitchou. nj H.
neNnr explains his tactics until he onfers
the ring, and he is then c0ntrolei WI
i'rely by wllat his Oppnnont dos In
his opinion an inch ia height Is warn,
ten pounds m weight AMI hc hid mn II
rather he ten pounds lighter chan nm inel,
shorirr IN fact, hc says h. dos not
heilcv. iherc y naN unl'r five fnai
nine inches whom he could not whip
alone. and he saws he could MD sneh
man when and whcra De wanted. NO
mauer how slower Dc may br.
Some have been OF tho opinion Tint
the public WI liso inicreat in The fnril.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

Billy Madden IS interested in scheme
to bring about hare knuclle fighting in
Cuba; Madden says the Rockawny
ing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-14

CrATE OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
- King. S.
In the superior court of King county. In pro-
bate.
In the matter Of the estate Of sarah b Yeser de-
ceased No 626 Pfoba.e notice.
To all persons interested In the abo ve-named es-
tate OF sarah fesier deceased and to their guard
day OF February, 1894 decree Of partial disri bu-
ton was entered by the Aboveentitled court in the
above-enfisled matter, distributing Lucinda
Aochstetler, Frank b Hochstetier, Freeman p.
Kirxendall and Amanda Hart certain interests in
the Aooye'named estate. as will fully appear by
reference to said decree file In said court and,
whereas. the said interests distributed afore
said by said decree of distribution distributed
In common and undivided: and, whereas, it Is
necessary In order to said decree Of dstri-
said persons to whom said Interests were dis
trfbufed be had. and, whereas, the said Lucinda
Hochstetler. Frank B. Hochstetler. Freeman p.
kirkendali and Amanda Hart have filed their pc
partition; and. whereas, said 18th day Of Feb
ruary. 1884 upon the filing of said petitions the
aboveeniitled court made order that said petit
TONERS do cause to be published for ten tlO) con-
secutve days In the seattle Post Inteiiigencer.
daily newspaper published In King county, Wash
irgton. q notice as herein set forth.
Now, therefore. notice Is hereby given to all
persons interested IN the said estate And to their
guardians agents and attorneys to show cause he
fore said court on Friday the asa day Of February.
w. Langley, Judge Of said court, why the PRAYER of
said petition shall not be granted and partition
ordered and decreed as therein prayed for.
Dated al Seattle, Washington, the 18th day OF
February. 1894
Attorneys for said petitioners, Lucinda Hochstet-
Ter. Frank B. Hochste'ier Freeman r. kirken.
dali and Amanda Har