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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
DALLAS LOCAL NEWS.
what Was Done in That city Yes
terdny-Poiice Notes.


Special Dispatch.
Dallas. Tex, June 2,-Hon. VIM. Pom
dexter spent last night in the city. and
departed this morning for Midlothian,
where he spoke this afternoon.
Hon. X. j. Kiren returned from a
visit to Denison and Sherman last
night. He says those cities are nearly
solid for Culberson.
X. NJ. Higgs. the chief pusher of the
o. II. c., came over from Fort Worth
last night. He is arranging for the
big railroad picnic at Fort Worth on
JUNG 81.
TIL. police are still rounding UP the
landladics OF bawdy houses and admon-
ishing them by heavy lines to get on
the reservation" This morning they
run in old Mrs. York, who is reported
to have dive on Polk street, and Ma
dame Lee Powell who holds forth in
two-story house in an otherwise repu-
table nelghborhood on North Akard
street.
DR.. ]. B. Cranfill. editor of the Texas
Baptist Standard of Waco, Is talking
with friends in the city.
A. j. Davidson of Fort Worth is TAX
ing In the city today.
The register of the Mcleod hotel
shows the following names: o. II. Bell,
st. Louis; Il. ]. Anderson. st. Louis;
\. L. Bell, Dallas; John N. Wharton,
Oak Cliff; d. f. Arnold, Dallas; H. S.
Grain, Memphis; ]. Il. Aydlett, Ten
nessee; ]. r. Parker, Dallas; DIR. b. d.
Cockrill Tehuacana; Il. l.. Rusker, Dal-
las; j. w. Williams. Memphis; T. p.
Guilfoyle, Johnson county, Tex; DIR. c.
Il. Rains. Mineral Wells; Gus ITALIA
ferro. Kansas City, j. j. Cole, Indian
apolis; r. S. Palmer and wife, Temple
a. w. Mcqueen. Dallas; l.. Pandres,
Tyler K. 8. Dorchester, Sherman; c.
II. Plttman, Dallas; r. Blank, Jr.,
Mexia; L. A. Kahn, Dallas; John NJ.
Matthews st. Louis Don A Bliss,
Sherman; j. H. jackson, Dallas; Nathan
Platshek, Dallas; George w. owens,
Oak Cliff; C. A. Bryant, Beaumont;
l. Liplnsky, DAYTON, o,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
Personal MnNr.noN.

49,, -,
,, Miss SUE iighhy " visiting Miss
Marie Lennon In Dallaa.
MT Weir Labatte OF this city is in
man LOT rev Jays
MIS-. william l.. Rushing Is In sher-
man, Tex, visiting her sister.
MIR. Pellcw Cowlcs Of Alexander
city, ALA. is In the city for a dny or
two.
MIR ma Ntrs Rowland to,,.,. -,
wenthcrford, are In the city visiting
their sons.
Messrs n "a stnvton nrd - pol,
of Wichita Fnlls WINS M Inc I,,choiio,
thia mnrrirr "''' Nv ''e i''o"e''cu
Mrs. w. H. stresbiev v,o h,s
been Visiting Mrs a. III s,nln,',, -,
for her home In Austin ,,ast.r',,,,' iVi'
NJ. ~ /, n.u.a.',
t,,'',,,, " ~, pu,.eI anu her httle son,
Arilnvton WIN r.io,i,Ses aaW Gays AZ
'''' wv "leHos'
Mrs W. u Brooks OF Dallas is Wis.,
luns KEY, w, A. wilson and family.
corner henderson and DagRott av-
ehue'
H. a. sherman stopped In Fort Worth
last night on HE return to III Pnso
from waco where he attended the
'hrlhtihh EndenVor convention.
Mrs, Herman Kretg OF Washington.
ID. G., ~ visiting Professor and Mrs
$. d. llogg, 1908 Lamar. They are old
friends late OF Marshall, Tex.
Elder Homer Il. Wilaon who has
been To Whltewright and Waco viii
occupy his pulpit Mt Tho chriattnn
church this morning and evening
IA. ,-,.... .,.. -.
49,, s a. "t t e s Wiz, VINO haNe
NJ ,5 III, N''', tN'nsr uhu mother'
49,, ~ ~ 9Sott nave re-
u''''" w '"',, u'"'v III "NNahuehle'
MISS Anna Qulgg has returned home
from an extended trin through Ar
Kansas, having spent two months In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
DR.. Wilson Allowed nail.

Special Dispatch.
Wsxahachie, Ellis county, Tex, June
1.-The supreme court today allowed
DR.. w, f. Wilson bail in the sum of
5000 The trial has been very in
teresting one in the justice court of
this place. He was allowed bail in
the sum Of $4,000 and shortly after was
rearrested with verdict from the
grand jury and put back in jail, and in
the habeas corpus trial here before
District Judge j. L. Diecord he was
refused bail.
He was charged with the killing of
Mrs. Ratliif and shooting her husband,
James Ratliff, on May 6, near Avalin,
this county. His son, Eago Wilson, was
also placed under a bond of Sannn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

BY Associated Press.
st. Louis, Mo. June 2.-Tirst race,
nlne-sixteenths Of mile: Nellie II.
won, Black Satin second. Allen Lewis
third, Time. Ob7 Ia
Second race. three-quarters OF mile:
Mrs bradshaw won. Lord WillowbroolS
second Bugle third Time. l:lG.
Third race. one and quarter miles:
cilb members handicap: Yo Tambien,
10 Jordan, TO 8, won; Ray s., III,
oVerton, . to /, second. Kildeer 100.
j. smith. 10 to l. third, Time. 2:Os.
Fourth race nine-slNteenths of a
mile Slgnora won. Mollle Il. second
Dorah third, Time. 0,bb 1-2.
ruin race three-quarters of mile:
Hem9rse won. Onlwiew second, Little
Dorritt third. Time. 1855 ~.
sixth race. short course, steenle.
ehhse; Bushranger won Kate Bender
second kightaway third. Time. 21I ii
seventh race, three-auarters OF a mile.
MAID Marian won. Ada Gray second
fagln third. Time. liza Ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
cur IN nArns
Betyveen San Francisco hna =
EASTERN Competition inc w

between San Francisco ana y :
Enstern Competition inc ~"
BY Associated Press.
San Francisco. CAL June =
ten days an important ~. +
modify tariff VIM be put iai' x,
tween this city and Ell Pa'N =.
terror Mexican points. Ia' ?.
tween this city and Fl Fss (
less than to Intermediate pi'r
count Of Eastern competili'p' y
is to meet rates made b5 s's1' ,
between St. Louis and 2 e
Kansas city and Ell Paso =
to Mexican points. fo' /
mast Eastern roads have bs,, 4.
less rates from ST. Louis y. Va z
CITY TO Ell Paso than % '' ~, /
points on the ground tha' ~
competition TO III Pase ~ ~ Z.
mai az the Southern fa1' y. y,
other lines. The sousneIn 4 Z
local merchants have s'l a,'s,,l' y
petition with Eastern ~ - n y
business at Ell Paso an' r, !, /. ~
can Central line points. ~. as
that the rates are 10 s'' c,,..t
perimental and are y .,i,l.. if Z,
those particular CONN., .s,s. /, ~
local merchants find tn''F
in Mexico. .,,os,tiep ~
As a general proit hs
win be cut whera, ',ss.
charges by Eastern n1 -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

speclul plhpdtcH.
Guthrie, o. r., June 1.-The Terri
torial Christian Endeavor convention in
session here is the largest religious
meeting ever held in the territory. over
three hundred delegates are present and
the greatest enthusiasm is manifested.
The report shows the growth of the
organization to have been remarkable,
the members appearing to be carrying
their motto. oklahoma for Christ"
into every nook and corner of the ter
ritory. The officers elected for the en-
suing year are: President, VIM. Blnca,
Guthrie; secretary, Miss Nellie Whit
field; treasurer, c. M. Bosworth, Guth-
ria Tonight Territorial Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction Cameron de-
livered an address on Christian Citl-
zenship." DR.. Clark founder of the
Christian Endeayor movement, arrived
today and w!ll conduct the services
tomorrow. He was met at the depot by
500 people, who escorted him to the
church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
cnuncu SERVICES TODAY.


DIR. o. L. Fisher. pastor will preach
In st. Paurs Methodist Episcopal
church at II u. m, and at y. m.
DIR. Bailey will preach at the Broad
way Baptist church at IL "a. m. and $3.50
y. M, Communion of Lords Supper at
p. m. Seats free and strangers cor
daily welcomed.
DR. o. l.. Fisher, president OF the uni
verslty. win address the meeting for
men only Mt the Young Mems Christian
association hall at y. M. today, The
male chorus viii sing. Big fans and
ice water. All men invited.
Grace Tabernacle OF the United
Brethren Church, Corner OF Hampton
ana Blum streets. c. w. futile, pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath at II
A. M and p. M. Sunday school at
ziSV, prayer meeting every Thursday
night at S o'clock
Second United Brcthen Church--Cor-
ner OF Magnolia avenue and May
street. NJ d. ruttle, pastor. Preaching
every sabbath at II II. m, aud u. M;
sunday school az $3.50 n. m; Young Peo-
pies Christian Union meets every Tues
DAY evening at o'clock; prayer meet
ING every wednesday night at O'Clock;
song service every Friday night at
o'clock. A cordial welcome to ali.
Splrituallsts-"The Souls Imlnoratal-
discussion at p, m. today al Knights
OF Honor hall Second and Houston
The lights OF science, the Bible and the
spiritual philosophy viii be thrown IN
on the subject Electric fans and good
music add 10 the pleasure OF all who
come All are Invited.
Services NJ 81. Andrews rod,y
ST Andrews church, corner Firth
aud Rusk streets. the Rev. Hurry Cas-.
sill, rector Second Sunday after Trim.
ity' Sunday school. $3.50 n. M; celcbra-
ton OF the holy communion and ser-
mon, II n. M; evening prayer and SIR
mon, sac p, m. Following are the mus.
ical numbers;
'iuruinE service.
Noluntary-Nonite In A.. Nav,p
Kyrle Elelson In c.. Bcetbovan
Slurla linl IN C.... ....,,....... Tails
Sanctua In Gu. T,vlnr
Hymn iS5-"Rise. Crowned With
orertory -solo-sciected -. -" IN ua rg"%
Presentation sentence In II odd Tune
eloria IN ENcelsis. -. ,...old Chant
Noluntnry-Hymn i67-"How Won.
drous and Great" 80. Hay1e,
Gloria Patriio.. .,. 80. .Old Tune
Bohum Est In F.,,.,. ,.......B nnptt
henedic Anima Mea IN A.. Norris
Hymn tI6-"sonEs of Praise the
Angels Sang" ..... .Montronar,,
Ofrertory-S Selected. u.,.,,as
prayer SONG, Hymn le-"AbiIe
with Me-.
Al Trinity mission. corner OF BROAD.
way and ST. Louis avenue. the services
WIN be as usual, except that they will
be one hour later than heretofore
SUNDAY school I p. M, evening prayer
ana sermon bl5 p. m. To all scrvices
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

- N9aNNlhteu Press,
Morris Park, May First rae.
Three quarters of mile. poeblno
won. Momento Colt second. Dutch
skater third. Time. ia.
, Second race-Flve furlongs. selling
third. Time 100. Ni'u
Third raoe-Thc Galllad stakes. five
tuFionEs' Gutta Percha won. Keenan,
second, Counter Tenor third. Time
$3.50 IL. i'e'
Fourth racc-The Metropolitan han
dieap, one and one-eighth miles. Rama
po ~ Crarrm = IL 10 /. won by two
lensths; Roche, 1903 NIidgely) l2 to /.
second; Henry Of Navarro. l0i Doggetl
70 !, third, Time. 1869.
fltth race-Six furlongs. Werberg
Non Discount second st, Maxim third
Time, ian IL. 'N'
sixth raoe-Selling, one mile. The
iron Master won, Shadow second Lon,,
Beach third Time. 1;4s Ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
CHEAP FARM Ltse

5000 acres Of fine p.A' x i Z Z
Witt county for w i, 81, "
$3.50 down, balance y II $50
three year payments. .,aa; n, 4, y
divide into single - ~ ~
abundantly Of fruit ..,,ar si't,t Il
cotton and the sin alassts Ii y. I.
population Of the e pun. mt 4
sides Cuero, me so, ~o66 ps~
~ has two other 10
A. 8. Crisp, Sus'~ -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

A picked nine from the sclerks Of the
Fort Worth md Denver railroad will
go to Dallas one day early next week
and play a similar nine taken from the
offices of the Texas and Pacific railroad
OF that place.
Tho home team IS In good trim and
are confident that they will do up"
their village neighbors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

Wn"ten and brutal Attack on N Mn,
whom the People R,vcrc,

"""ten ana brutal Attack ON "a MINI
whom the People Revere.
we rcpubllah the brutal scr,ea hollow
with apologies to our readers, n ia
perhaps well that tho public should he
fuily advised as to all the methods
which political ranoor may devise 10
accomplish It's designs.
''Poor Old MANI
Houston Herald; A rentio,,., ,,,s, a..
I'm, v,n Justin informs the Herald that
L.. usv aeokan y acting rather strange
~ OF ihte' ana that many OF hia frienda
arc quite uneasy about Ma cond,,inn
and fear complete mental hrssi'l a,,,,,,,
~ him any day his maiady being il IA
reared. softcnlng OF the brain n IN
raid also that his voice Is beconntn,.
weak ana tremulous and thar i, IL
with much effort that no artlculatea
fuihciently distinctly TO be understood
ms physicians fearing the worst M :
rhiysis--an attack hts many frionIa
coutn hNrdly expect him to overcome
CONSIDERING his advanced age and N
.nsalye Mesh. But Il Is hoped his
troubles have been eNncrNrnt.d III,
those friends who feel such n deen
interest IN his well hcing, md thnt no
JuuKe VIII soon be at himself aenln
When pressed for reason for th,s
MAck. h's friends af good as admin
mat the mental strain he has under
sone uurirg the past two years and n
nnii us president OF the railroad com
mission hlS recent entrance into THO
race Tor governor and the very harsh
anu ot'eh eaustie criticisms OF the press
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
WHEN WOMEN vorn.

I'm going to the caucus, John
90 don't you go away;
But cook must come Tor s,,..
wen need her vote today.
John, the peus'
r, And busted all the rooms.
Go out and do The narketing
But don't buy meat at Vroom.si
Last caucus his wife bolted
And nearly spoiled my nian
To nominate a man! '
Now, mind you put the kettle on.
ana paste the meat yourself.
And don't forget the baby. John
his bottles on the shelf
The paregorie's on the stand.
q, NOW. John, mind what i saw
len drops In water every hour
Come, Cook there. John. good-dav,
New York Evening sun
me largest liquor license ever maid
In Massaehusstts was $500. D1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

For Those Who Assisted I'm IN. n
A. r. Entertainment.
MISS Forrest Tucker has been ro
S Suss''a by the R. f Lee camp. United
e ~, ,,', Veterans TO publicly thank
all who made. or helped 10 MAKE s,,as
n brilliant success OF Tho Mo,.s suen
exercises q the Grand ARM ~ n,
Republic. held at the Auditar,u,,a IN, sne
Wednesday evening. '" ias'
Among those whom Mis- ,rro,,.,.
WISHES to thank on behalf ~ ~
camp are the following. s
Mrs. Mrs, Evans, who had charge or ,bo
public schools. who made s,,c ~ 'ie
In the exercises. Ivy TOOK
The Mandolin club, which
GS SIep,n1 for The music Which, 81 nhlsnly
Mary Feli SSshs ,d musicians fnrnish sni
e ens most pleasing NUMBER one OF
evenings prosrarA Tue pian on the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

The Trinity mission choir guild have
monthly pleasure evening at the res
itenee OF their president. Mrs. n II
baocock. ST. Louis avenue, near Rroa1-
way The last affair Of the kind was
Friday night, and was one " the most
pleasant OF the series. Young Misses
Evelyn Bevoit, Tina BeEgs and Ethel
Bowman were the committee on en-
,ertainment and proved themselves
very accomplished hostesses
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

The color OF egg shells has nothing
egg itself.
Skim milk. buttcrmilk and whey.
MIXED with bran and cornmeAl should
be used freely for laying hens.
The Asiatic breeds of fowls lay very
dark shelled eggs. while the Medlterra-
mean varieties lay cicar white eggs.
Clover Tor fowls should be chopped
ninety. steamed for some lime, and
snen mixed with grain and meat
scraps.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

high school building. From indications
It seems that there Will be quite a
large attendance.
Persons willing to open their houses
for the accommodation of teachers for
three weeks will confer a favor by
communicating the same to Prof. Alex
ander IogE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

The Republican League club win not
hold It's regular weekly meeting on
Thursday June Z 1894. giving way to
Hon. $. W. 7. I.anhRm. Democratic
candidate for nomination as governor,
VINO VIII u'e the city hall auditorium
VIII hold It's meeting In the city hail
.. 1894. sN'S
- y. Il. MEEK. President.
GAO. II. WRAl. Secretary,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

I'N 4NHaVVIaIVu I7fess-
Chicago. ILL.,, June s-By agreement
OF counsel the case OF Prendergast the
assassin OF Mayor Harrison, will not
be tried untn fall The case will come
up June II. but win be continued until
the Septcnber term Of court TO allow
Judge Chetlain 10 preside as he will be
engaged with civil cases until that
time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

prominent Fort Worth cattle COM
mission man is Just on the eve of clos
ing two OF the largest cattle deals ever
known In this section. but the details
OF the deals viii not be ready for pub
lcation for several days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

Send your daughter to oxford college
Mt oxford, Ohio. There is no better
school for young ladies' The climate
is delightful and the charges very rea-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

so vi EXQUISITE flavor pure and whale.
some, Angostura Bitters is stan
I M t9eie dellcacy. Sole manufact,,rar .
c III y Is siegert 4 Sons. At ali drug
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

> The second tnu,,,
be hs,a Equal Right
Ing June 6. 7 aud ', I q NJ
The prospects 's A. j.
uon VIII be the ls,.' '.'' y
portant meeting q s ~ ~
s sne same principles , ~, r
south Or southwss:. " y
Among the dIsiinsu,,,.,
have promised q "a 49,, S'ss,a
o Mecca c,... Henry Hayes s,,,'.
Marsarlte Watson '''ss
sarah e Acheson. Deu',s.
Laws Lawson Dabbs, Fsrt w',,s'
p maatl A, Frey San Alton. !
, Daniorth' Granger; d. ~
Fort Worth; Mrs. l.absll, H. y
ia ga and Mrs. Betty Gay. IN
There will be sxen,s ~
or, one each on wedne.a.s
Thursday, . a. M, ana X. =
The reception Of ds,' :, m
held at the Board u KY,
on wednesday mornIny. ''s's
Public reception VIII 4.
Board OF Trade bulldIos I
DAY IA at 3 p. M, Thussdssy q
! ~ :, o'clock c, and Friday Il n ~ /.
The regular business n !.
ton will commence y Y
evening at 5 O'Clock. Win III q
ing general program m XIV NY,
AM. and the succeeding day, ~ !. NJ
"Wednesday. snln
Prayer, DIR. Homer I. W..
~. Address of welcome, w.
Music.
state presidents address 4.
becca Henry Hayes, ualv,,,,'-
Address, THE Motherb,., |,
chised." Mrs. Marquette M III
cording secretary, Beaumout, I; y
Music.
Address. 1.-THE IniustIs. 4
Mrs. Sarah c. Acheson. DenIr' b
Thursday. lOan
Convention called to ords \
president. s'-
Roll call OF officers.
Reading minutes Of The IN u
convention, by recording ,ec,,',.'
Margarite L. Watson Ii ~
Tex.
Report OF committees.
Report of Corresponding ~
Tex.
Report of treasurer, Nm II
Knowles OF Dallas.
Report of state frgRnl.r \,
l.. Trumbull. Of Dallas.
Appointment OF commits
finance, credentials. resoIuuA,
publications.
Report Of committee on ef,j.r.
Thursday. 3p. N
Prayer.
Memorial services In fnemay 4
Lucy Stone by Mrs. Ellzate.h 4
of San Antonio. Mrs. Sarah c ID
of Denison, DR.. Grace Da,.-.
Granger.
Address, THE Love Of utsu'
Mrs. Betty Gay, Columbus. Ia
Discussion, What Shall w /,
Kansas" by Mrs. Frey, Mn. Hil.
Mrs. Craig.
Thursday. SPIN
Prayer.
Music.
Address, "The Bible status'h
Elizabeth A. Frey, San An,auk
Address. Intelligent RelsEs
Women Should Vote by D. 4
Keller, Fort Worth.
Address. Equal suhrag, !
Purer Laws" by Miss Sue Ga.
Fort Worth.
Address. Municipal House ca
by DIR. Ellen Lawson pahls
Worth.
Address, School suhrag, ir I
en-" by Mrs. Isadore Ninf 2
Tex.
Address, "Our San Jaelnioi y
Alice McAnulty. Clfcleyille, ~
Music.
Friday, ioa n
Report Of enrolling suptriniss
Report OF committee on drS =
Report of committee on c1i
laws for and against womeh
Proposed amendments to De "
Election OF officers.
Friday, 3p, N. /.
Report If committees ca FisA''
and publications
Election OF time and planf y
meeting. !.
Discussion of oryanizailen aia =
u-nri, ~ tho aganriafton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

II he knows he has one OF those eos,,
chairs Mt home to sit in. Sold NV Nad
doN, Ellison & Company. Easy pay-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

And say you can't sleep. Go 70 n,.a
noN, Ellison & Co.'S at 70ss7eS S aan-
sttset and buy a new bed Redr ma,I,
ana parior suits on easy pavmsrts oom
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

soy Houston street. An STYLES of nho-
crate prices. "ou-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

Are not only good, but the best lie
guarantees his work. Prices moderate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
LITTLE ITEMS.

The REAGAN people Will stun the bal
lot boxes II a chance is given them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

T., me largest liquor license ever paid
IN MaSSRehusstis was $3.50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-21
Seattle Reporter Badly Injured.

Carey r. Martin, young man who for
some time was employed on the Pres,-
1tmes as reporter, has me. with sn acct
dent at TuiaEe. Cal, which may result ia
tally. While attempting TO board a NOV
Ing train Martin fell and was struck over
the left eye by the steps of the coach and
his skull was fractured. Physicians took
out several pieces OF the skull, and though
IL was at FIRST thought that the Young
man would not survive his injuries. il IS
now believed that with good nursing and
the absence Of hemorrhage his chances of
ultimate recovery are favorable Martin
is graduate Of the University of Oregon.
and did bis tirst newspaper work in this
city. When John Collins bought the
iFsss- Timea Martin was thrown out of en-
Payment. and he then went to San Fran
cisco 10 seek position on one of the dai.
lies Of that city. He is a son of Prot. T
NJ. Martin, of Florence, Or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-21
THE SINGLE TRUST RATIFIED.
Dealers Put Up Their Forfeft-Naking
Terms With Railroads.

The Cedar Shingle Dealers Association
met at the Northern hotel yesterday and
completed its organization. All but few
All who were present entered into the
agreement OF organization and put up q
cash guarantee of good faith. Those firms
which were not able to have representa-
tiyes present sent by wire or letter their
assent to the agreement and promises to
put up the guarantee as soon as possible.
In the evening the executive committee
of the association held a conference with
z. 2. Shelby and I. A. Nadeau, represent
ing the Great Northern and Northern Pa
cihc railroads, relative to proposed ad-
vance in freight rates by the
tariff which was 10 have gene
into effect March /. The shinglemen
claim that the business will be
seriously impaired by the advance but ths
railroads say that it Is q necessity. The
conference lasted several hours and the
matter was discussed in many different
lights. The shinglemen finally made q
proposition TO the railroads which az the
request OF the latter was kept secret The
alleged reason for secrecy is that the prop
osition may be considered and acted on
by Eastern officers OF the two roads before
any publication is made regarding IL. The
proposed agreement viii be put in writing
today and sent back for approval.
Several members say that they have
strong hopes that the proposed agreement
between them and the railroads will be
ratified aud the new tariff rescsnded.