davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-08-04
UeRegraphir&e OepePAen.
An GnglanO arsgsliefert.
Der Kopttdn un0 5wei Off5iere 1es
unter9e9an9enen Oampfers
yKow=Sbtng
Qn pen Kapitdn zines eneIiiden Dampfers
ouseeliefert.
SbanQhqt, 4. Q(ua.


@apt, @aLspOrtbp, Der erfte Offisier
Somplin unb Der Quarttermetitcr Gpan=
9eItit uOn BENT unter8egangenen GranspOrtz
0ampfer rGoWzS bins", tpeIcbe bon ben
8Oten bes japaniiden &reu3crS gerettet
t%puroen, iin0 na9 Saieto gebracbt pOrOen,
uno tOerOen bort ~8efan8en geDalten.
Nbmiral Sir 6. st. Sreemautle, Ser 8ez
febIs6aber bes britiicAen @elbmabers in
China bat ben yQuocrttD", bon pier @ez
13iben un6 1900 Ionnen Ocbalt, unter
benz 8efeble ocS Capt. @eo. q. Gaua96an
BON Saibtna nacb Soiebo g%eianot, Inn Die
6reiIaiiung Der britii6en SeeIeute 5u erz
5tptn9en.
gtocb ser 2~Gnfunft bes yllacrit0" in Sea-
9oIaft, purbc Dem 8efebLSbober bes BRITT
iben 8riegSi6iffeS mitgctbejIt, OaB ibm sic
@etan9enen beute in gtagoiaft ausseliefert
perben mitr6en.
, 1894-08-04
NahfIdn9e pom Streif.
Sheriff Bonner p~erIar9t feline, Dem Sen.
Sroofe iber9ebeuen 6efan9enen.
@OIoro6O Springs, Sol,

Sn GrpieOerung ouf baS bonn S6erifi
|8omerS 8eiteate 8erlangen Der 9tuSz
lettering Der elf @eiangenen DON 8uQ Sill,
tpeI6e benz 8rigaOegeneral 8roofe i6erz
geben, uno BON 6ielcm noc9 Ser uebergabe
Der Stretter, p%aroltrt woroen tparcn, bat
Der Sen. 8roOfe ertptoert, boB Ser 0ouOerz
neur bic 2eute in Colorado Springs aus
E~ltcfer1t tperbe, iobaI6 Die 8eb0roen bereit
ieien, ben 9ro3eB 5u beginner, aber nibt
eber. Die Sahe tDirb ben @roBqeibmorez
net bor9elegt meroen, unb eS ptrb drgez
6eutet, oaB Der @ouDerneur pe9en beS Ser
Iucbes, @efan9cne gu i6iben, in NntLagez
itan6 DerieBt iperben mag.
Wttttlerneile miro Der Sberiff tpabrz
|ibetnlt9 oeriuBen, bic 2cute nit @epaGt
berbei3ui3offen.
, 1894-08-04
meroen porithtieer.
Die fdIauen Ghinefen waeen es nidt mehr
Kulis fir aus China 3uriidfehrenoe
6efb6ftsIeute ous3uoeben.
g s. rancisco,4 4. QtuQ

Die Gbinelen itnb au8eni9einttcb gu ser
ueber5eugung 8elongt, baB e5 nicbt Iargcr
ii9er lit, &ulis ais 3uriiGfe6renbe Saul
Ieute bierber 81 bringen. 9er Gommill&r
6eecof bat ben Wteineib in ieinem 0ertcbte
gu elmer geia3rlicben 2lngele8enbett gemadt,
uno nelBe l3eugen, mie eS 6o5 0eieB Der
lan9t, iino nicbt leibt gu finben. Sn 6olge
6e1en 1c9la8en ieBt D9aufleute" ben 2Geg
lber WfeGttO Elm, unb Dielen oerieIben ite0t
III 6olge BON 6obeaS@G orpuSz8 efeblen aus
benz lllbLtcben @eri9tabe5irt nocb t3rRrOseB
bepor,
, 1894-08-04
9PhPrhIth
@nO 9mrsgefGGtes.

Der 6inlmel bLeibt beute flar. Ser
9forbptnb i3I69t na9 SjibOiten UNI.
Die Stem gorfer 6on6sb0rie 1T fet
Nl1b bie Gurie iinb nm 8(03 psf. gciticgeH.
v3uder bat cine 2lOGnce bon Is pteber etnz
9ebHBt.
Ser v8isilant" bat bic r8rittanio"
1eute i'm 8ettIegeln geic6la8en. Sn &icfz
malter ul16 BET iteifer 8rtie l6etnt Die
9nIertfanii6e gacbt Der en9lilden itbers
le9en 81 letn.
Die en9tti8en 80rien unb Marfte
9otten beute 6etertag.
Der General GacereS fa6rt ieit beute
IN 8eru ais 8rdiiOent Ser RepubLit 6oS
Ge9tment.
= Die G6ineien BADEN ii6 BET Oa16an
nit BEN Sapaneien gum "3tpetten 0taL 9ez
meiien unO itnO 8ebauen porben.
, 1894-08-04
SAweres unwetter an ser WGn6un9
oes frazer.
OemfeIben itto wohriheinIid mehrere mens
faenIeben sum Opfer eefouen.
9 ancouber, 9. g., 4. Dug.

gta4 benz 9eitri8en untpetter al Set
O2itnOun8 Oe5 Tluies 6ra8er bieB e5 an
fdn9Iicb, baB ac6t Ttibsr ~ertrunfen ieien.
ollie, bis auf etnen, finb je6odb gerettet tporz
ben. IS pirb befitr4tet, 0aB apet 0ez
iC6dttSleute BON Seem DetmtuIter, Soba
Bennett un6 Sane5 80. Murrap, bel Dem
llntDetter umgefommen iit6. Oieielben
begaben itd an M}ittmob in einem Segelz
boOte na6 Oer Boundary 8at unb itno lett
Dem utbt mteOer 9eleben Wor6en.
, 1894-08-04
Bel 0em Sefretdr 6refbom.
Die roYoIifiihen Gommi16re Don 6awaii
itatten oetnieIben ei1en Sefu9 ab.
90 afbtngtpn, 4. Qua.

pie roQaliitii3en Gommifdre bon 6a>
|palt 1%t0tteten beUte Dem Setretar @reibam
I'M Sta0tSoepartement eiuen 8eIuc6 o6
uno batten cine freunbi6aftlicbe 3man8lofe
Undertaking nit tbm itber Die Gage in
9atpatt. Den t6oupttbeit Der ltnterbals
|tun8 tru8 Der GommtiiGr @ibeman; eS
tonnte I'M Staats0epartement nicbt in @rz
.|fabrun8 gebracbt merbelt, peIbc 8~oricAldge
Die SommtH6re Dem SefretGr @re1bam ge>
mabt bobsn, oOer Ob oies aber6a1pt gez
lf6eben lit.
, 1894-08-04
Gtne grokarti9e wiTenfAaftliGe
expedition.
OteieIbe beabfdti9t etne 9rinoltde
Ourdforidun9 pom Werifo,
11tttel= uno SIoamerifa.
Die Oauer oerfeIbeu auf pier Jabre bere9net.
Mertfp, 4. QIud.

Mertto, 4. @us.
SIN State SonOra beftn6et ii6 cine
@eleaidoft bon en9Iil9en SOurnaLiitcn
uno @elebrten, nm 8Orberettunsen fir
cine 3eiis Our9 OtertfO, MttteIamerifa
nnb Subamerifa gu t~refen. Die 3etz
tun9sleute peroen 6ies 0onb grinOli3 be-
retien, W~tttelamertta burobforiben, So
lpmbta unb @cuaoDr bis na6 Yeru burd7
t~reu8en, bic Q(1Osn beiteisen, ben Nmaz
5OnenfluB binabfabren, Damn ber braiiz
Itaniiden Giiite e~ntlan9 ben Ga Blata
binauf, in 8~arasuop einbrin9en uno DR.
9entinten beiuden. Die 9auer Der Grpez
otttOn lit aut bier Sabre berecbnet unb 6as
&slultat ioQ in einem neutrality-suspicious.
8ertdte lber Sic 6%ulfsqueIen Ser burcbs
fori4ten Qdn6er nieber9elegt merben.
Capt. 6antlton bon Der britii6en, unb
Gapt. 6. S. Solution oen Der amcrifaz
ntiben Irmee, itnb Die 6lbrer Der Grpe>
Dttion.
, 1894-08-04
Die uer. Staateu uou gaittel=
Anerika.
Die 8eratbuno aber sic 6rin6un9
zines INSTRUMENTATION
.Stdatenbunoes.
DiefeIbe fol- am ;. Qopember inter DorfiB
oes britifden 6efauoten in Guatemala
%tattiuoe11.
sc e N g off, 4. Q(uq.

Sine Spe3iolbepeibe Ser g@or(b" BON
Managua brin8t f~ol9en6e Wittbeilung :
Die G6atlacbc, OaB Der brtttide OeianOte
@oSling auserieben 1T, I'm BEL Ser am
3. 9toOeutber in Guatemala Gb5u6aItenoen
Gonferen5, in tpelchcr Ser 8(an 3ur @rinz
bung zines INSTRUMENTATION 8unOeS
beratben per6cn iou, DEN 8oriiB SIT fiibreu,
miro %iniofern ais b~e3etcbnenb betrac6tet, ais
@n9lanb minicbt, Die @ren5en bon 8elise
nacb 0ucatan binein auS8uoebnen, eiuen
She'll bon 6on6uras fauflicb gu erlangen,
unb ferner AUDI ais eS li9 in Die lngeles
9enbeiten Oes MosquitesebteteS etnsez
miicht bat.
, 1894-08-04
Der i~apaniid=hineiiid d. Krie9,
Die omtIi4e mittbeiIun9 DER Krie9serfIdrun9
Jopans III China in maiRiH9ton
ein9etrofen.
SO 4. Qluq.

@aibin 9tOn, 4. Nug.
Die iapauti9e @eian6ti6aft bat Elm
GeIe9ramm er6alten, tpet9es Die 0tite
tbetGung entbGlt, baB AM 1. 9tuguit Der
&aiier bon Sapan Elm faiierlicbes Jteicript
%erGaiien bat, tporin amtlib bcfannt gcmabt
miro, 6aB Ser &rte8 al Gbina erflGrt NOR
ben lit. WtiDocd, Der bleit8e japanii9e Sc
i9dftstrd9cr, tpir6 tpabridetnIidb bteie anti
Itcbe 8rte8sertldruns Deute Dem Setretdr
0reibam mitt6eilen.
, 1894-08-04
Der uDi9tIant" poraus.
Die amerifanii4e Qodt tr69t iber ole eng
liibc een Steg oapon.
6 10 s, Sniel Miaht. 4. 2lua.

Sn ser b~eutigen 8ettfabrt nit Der
8rin3 8oleS'iben Nabt Britannica, bat
Die @OuIb'ibe Yacbt ONi9ilont" ben Sieg
baDongetrogeG1.
Die Strede betrug 80 Wfeilen unb tpur6e
bon Der britannia" in 2 Stunben, A
Mfinuten, 30 Sefun6en, pom v8i9itant"
aber in 2 Stun0en, 81 Minuten, 40 Sc
fUnOen 3url6gelegt.
, 1894-08-04
Oas metter.

Optifer &tetne, 76 @al6ington Str,
beri6tet fir Gbtcago Bic foIgenoen 8aroz
meter un6 3bermOmcteritGnbe:
lin 8 l1br Wtorg. 68 @r., nm 9 lt6r 68
Gr., I'M 10 lt6r 20 @r., I'M II ltbr 20
ST., I'M II l1hr 70 @r. 8arometeritan6
UNI 8 ubr Morg. 29.41, u 1t6r $3.50.
, 1894-08-04

RT Sir fOl9enbc 9erionen Gtegen 8ricfe
AMI Der Office 3. 81: Sobn Sauter, Or.
0uitan @iB, 3. Otto, So6n Suit, S. Q8.
lora6anl, Or. Garl Wtenfe, @uitap g8irz
ting, Slttlie SemIer, Geor8 Muger, Sui.
SanOrod, SRI. Sop Sraut5, gBiQie 8orz
6enbeuer unb fiir 6errn &oeting.
, 1894-08-04
Geguct8aIpa, 6On6uraS,
4. Wuanft.

Ser Nlusi6uB, nm 8%orfeDrungen gu ser
GOnferen5 BON Gertretern Ser mittels
aneritanti6eu 8epu6Iiten CUR @rinbun8
zines 8unbes su tretfcn, mir6 bier am 18.
September 5uiammentreten. Sn oer Con-
fercn3, wcG6e I'M 0topembcr itattfinben
miro, wtrb jeber Staat 6urcb ieinen 8rditz
benten ooer beiien 8ertreter, unb burb
5tpet GommiliGre Oertreten ietn.
, 1894-08-04
S6ifsnadridten.
IN Der Uaeht oe1neloat:

5n ser Naft 9e1neloet:
&otter6am: rAmiterOam" bon Stem
Oorf.
2@Onbon:s vMar3Ianb" bon 8alttz
more.
Queemstown: D2ucania" bon Stem
Oorf.
Stem gorf: v6inooo" bon Sun.
Stem Yorf - vQ8eier" bon 8remen.
6eute eemeloet;
gtew gorf: vPOIaria" BON 9ambnrg.
, 1894-08-04
Strate untsr ~SpieIfamerooen.
Giner eerfeIben am Bale o~uf9eb6net, bis er
hoIbtoot par.
@entraL @ttn. Sol, 4. @r

9rej iun8e 8uri3en, Namen8 8eter
W%foronep, 6reOerjd 8etcber unO 6orlep
6c8neS, itnD Derboftet mor6en, neil ite
einen Sptelfomerooen 9tamenS 8. q.
DttuS, Der ite 8eQrQert bate, 10 LANCE am
6alic aufge9Gn8t botten, bis er idpar5 i'm
@eiicbt pur0e. Wtius beftnbet flip in be-
6enfli4em 8Hitonbs.
, 1894-08-04
GtnnoRmen oes Qatentamtes.
IDiefelben Roben fi9 eeeen Iebtes 3abr fir
ote IIoHote Junt uno JuIi ~perrinsert.
8aiBtngton, 4. Qlueuit.

Die Ginnabmen in Dem gatentamte
Iparen Dabrenb Der bei0en leBten Monate
Inteort9er ais uGbren6 irgeno elmer 8eit in
ben leBten brei ooer bier sSa6ren. Sic
|@innG6men I'M SuIt Iebten Sabres betruz
|oen $3.50 600, toGbreno in 0ielem Sabre bic
EGtnno6me nur $50, 900 betrug. SIM Stunt,
In Oieiem Sabre 9ingen $99, 600 elm, cine
2(bnabme bon $1,000 gegen Stunt lsbten
|Sa6reS.
, 1894-08-04

Die bieii9en Saponelen, bon patrios
tti6en @efilblen 9eleitet, baben ltcb per-
etnigt, nm Elm 8%reBbureau ST. biIOen un0
Die 0teft8en 8iIrger nit 5uperldiitgen 0tacbz
rtcbten aus Der 6eimatb unO pom Srte9ss
lc9aupIabe 5U uerieben.
, 1894-08-04
Srteffditen.

s. g. 4. g8tr iDmpat6iiiren ooQftdnz
big nit S6nen, bOh ei9nct S6re Wtittbei7
lung itb ntcbt SIR &er0fentGi6un9. Son
Dem anbern She'll SbreS ~v@in8cionot"
baben mir, pie Sic ieben. @ebraub 9cs
macbt.
, 1894-08-04
Noti5eu.

Oscar 8aroaman, tpelcDer am II. Suit
ben @eicbenitclIer gilbert gSifS in BEN
Stof 2)aros III b~rUtaler g8cjle erIchoB uIlo
inter Der Qntlage Oe5 Wtorbe5 geiteQt
ipuroe, l~eiitete 8eitern DOR &icbter 9unue
cine 8ursibaft Don $40, 900 unb purOe
auf freien SUB 8eieBt. 8ar6amun'5 Ser
tbeibtser, 2inmaIt 8iniam TOrreit, l~eiitete
Die 8iir8iboft.
Auf Oas @eiudb OeS StaatS Qnipults
belt &tdter Glifforo 6eutc Worgen i'm
Griminalgeri6t cine tur3e SiBung ab, INN
bic 8erbanbIuns Der 0forOanflage gegen
sSo6n Otoran ouf ben NuguitzSe rmin al
peri6ieben, &einer Der ~iibrt8en 9tibter
tpar in SiBung.
, 1894-08-04
3elsler ref9nirt.
mill pie6er sur Qripatspraris
S%uriidfebren.
Scir Reii9nationsihreiben mo ole 2lntport
ees GorporationsanwaIt5 Huben5.

0tlf5zG =2lntpat t3ct5Ler bal
bcule Sornittag Dem Corporation =Qtnnalt
JtubenS iejnc %9teiignation unterbreitet.
9telel6c bot folgenocn @ortlaut:
9on. 9orrD 0%tuben5, Corporations:
, 1894-08-04

Stem Oorf 4. Nug.
Cine 9epei9e Der r8OrlO" bon Colon
in Colombia iagt, baB Die @ommiiidre bes
!6duptlinss Clarence nit BENT S9ooner
r8eilie", pelcber nit 0affen uno Mtunition
beIaOen lit, Die 5eimreiie an9etreten babsn.
Ginem unbe9laubtgten 0erii6te nab
baben Die Ntcaraguaner bic NbbGn9e bel
8lueftel65 an9e9riffen unb Wurben nit
i3iuerem 8erluite 5nrit69ei9Gaget, nobel
Ser Gen. @obe3aS ~perpunoet tuurbe.
9Ort2tmon, Gotta &ica,
4. Qlug.
Sin Nicaraguaner Iberbrinst cine Otadba
ribt, uel9er ie6o6 tein @tauben seiobenft
tpirb, baB Der MOSquitohduptltng Clarence
it9, ba er bart beOrdngt lit, nacb gearL
GttD 5uriid5u5ieben beobiicbtist.
Wtan meiB, baB &dmpfe itattgefun6e1
baben unb beB Der Nngriff Oes 6Guptlings
Clarence Guf Soma 3uriifaei9Iasen tpurOe.
, 1894-08-04
prditoent Gaoeres pom peru.
DerfeIbe muroe am 10. uIai 9cw6bIt, uno hat
hente fem 2tmt an9etreten.
8 j NJ q. Neru. 4. QIno.

General GacereS, lpeIcber am 10. Mai.
PrGitoenten getpablt porOen par, bat
gcin Nmt ais erlter 8eamter Der Station
angetreten.
, 1894-08-04
Aus Dem GriminaISeridt.
OerurtbeiIt.

9ibter Yagne pcrbGngte ge1tern 6as
en6giltige llrtbeiI iiber Btuiam q. San1es,
neldber BON Ben @ei3UOreneu nit elmer
Strafe bon 10 Sabren 3ucbtbaus belegt
iporoen mar. SameS lpar bcS oerbrecberis
icben l~lm9an8cS nit leiner 13jG9rigcu
Sodbter iiberfUDrt tporbel.
, 1894-08-04

Sbon9bot 4. Qtuguit,
Gs tpir6 8emeIbet, baB Sic Sapansr in
8eitern ftatt8ebabten neuen SbIabt bel
gal3an bic Gbtneien 9eib(o9en baben.
, 1894-08-04
@afen unO W}unition fit Clarence,
Der Sdooner vBefiie" nit mafsn
uno 2rIunitton fir 0te 1r1oss
quito Jnoianer bon Colon
u~nterpe9s.

6erii6t Don elmer 11iaoerIase oer Qicoras
ouaner
, 1894-08-04
AirOerla9e oct Ubinefen.
Die feinOIidsn Deere mefen iid bel
Qaidon oufs Neue.

limo ole GRinefen 5ieben oen Kiir3erert.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30
:
SMOKE AND TUsILADE.
And the Pigeons wing swiftly ana
Lightly Away.

The crack shotgunnera Of Fort Worth
ms well as those who think they are
the crack-shot ones assembled at the
Horse Shoe Lake near Arlington
Heights yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock and emptied some eighty-four
shells Mt as many live pigeons given
the liberty Of wing, the pigeons suffer-
ing death rate OF twenty-four a large
crowd OF interested friends watched
these gentlemen OF the trigger and
their cunning. Among the spectators
were james o'Dowd. Henry Scharf.
Charles Elllngsworth, Mr.. Judges, Otto
Walters, j. d. carslsaden, Maurice Lis
ton and Tom Hope.
seven birds were allowed to each
shooter, the first prize being won by
Jack Burke. who killed four, and the
second by Charles Horold. who slew
seven, The conditions were that the
birds We're to drop within sixty yards
INIT and some Of the crack shots are
yet explaining where certain birds
dropped. while their friends smile au-
dlbly
The following IL the list OF shooters
and their respective scores. Jack Burke.
4; Charles Horold, 3; A. Il. Thompson.
2; M, l.. Lynch. .; John Murrin, 2:
Joseph A. Smith, 2; Charles Ketchum.
2; George Walters. 81 w r. Bldelter.
g r II. Wilson. 1; Burt Smith. 1; Fred
Hemnn, 1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

people on the stage and undertook
practical demonstrations with them.
The audience laughed but whenever the
doctor was particularly successful
with any one subject It felt creepy. p,
The doctors lecture was an elabora-
tion of this idea. There is inexpllcabie
communication between minds aside
from those OF speech and GESTURE. We
communicate thought Thousands Of
miles to another mind by the mere
operation OF our own mind.
The doctor branched off from men
tnl telegraphy"-so called--into hypno.
tism and pretty soon the fun began
when he Rsked some ladies and gem
tlemen TO come upon the stage and
assist him as subjects. Among those
with the hardlhood to volunteer were
Joe Krit and ]. H. Bean. Miss Maggie
Hanglin and Miss Stewart. The pro-
feesor first undertook to make them
sleep. He succeeded apparently with
II fair proportion OF tho subjects. He
then convinced one sleeper that he
couldn't open his eyes which was true.
Another gentleman was persuaded that
he had a stiff knee and sim another.
having set his hands to describing a
windmill, could not stop them. until
the professor said he could. The young
ladies had more OF will of their own
for they could not be made to do
anythlng-,a fact not without parallel
In the history of tho loveller sex.
The professor says as soon as he gets
some good hypnotic subjects. he r. go
Ing to show HIS audiences lively times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30


w, s. Matney, the tailor. moved to
SIS Main, opposite White Elephant.
II. l., Bottom. shirt maker. has re-
moved his factory TO 2i2 Main street.
Or, Blake, dentist. graduate Phila-
delphia dental college; office, Third and
Main streets,
No change cars via Texas Panhandle
route 10 Colorado, Best service. short
est lines aud quickest time by six
hours, Free reclining chairs cars City
Ticket onlce, 40l Main street
George L. Cause. funeral director and
embaimor. Fun assortment OF under.
takers goods, Takes fun charge OF
funerals and furnishes all necessary no.
quiremcnts. No. sit West Weather.
ford street. Fort Worth. Tex. Tele.
phone lb7
Mansion hotel. the largest hotel I'm
Fort Worth, located on Fourth ntrect
between Main and Rusk We are now
moved Into our new finlnE room. on
second floor. overlooking RuslS street.
where one can eat IN comfort, protected
by wire screens free from all dust ana
cooled by natures hreezes. Rates rc.
duccd 10 " per day. supper. lodging
and breakfast $3.50. Ten large rnmnle
rooms on ground floor for use OF com.
mertial mcns 100 bedrooms both cool
and clean. for use OF tho travelling pub.
lie. We solicit a trial and guarantee
satisfaction. On Ruslk street you viii
sec one OF w. w, nuun's crcnt irrtcRt-
INK wheels, which n destined 10 furnish
tion. w w ntirSN q SON,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30


Picnic parties will ind 1t to their in.
terests to call upon the Cotton Belt
Nefore selecting their picnic grounds,
Sarrolton. located thirty miles enst OF
Wort Worth on the line OF the Cotton
Welt, Is well adapted for such pur.
poses. The grove Ia beautiful one.
being wen shaded, A nice cool spring
and large lake. which affords the
plensure-seelking picknlckers abundant
fishing. hunting and pleasant dav in
a delightful grove, Tho grounds are In
excellent condition and are well pro.
vided with swings for the children
dining tables and seats for all. The
Cotton Belt train leaving here nj s,55
a convenient hour II he morning. and
returning arrives In Fort Worth nj
7;iS In the evening. Special rates nnd
attention paid 70 Sunday-schoci and
private picnic parties. Rates very rea.
sonable, For Ill further information
s sppIy to II no 4, cARNINE,
Worth, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

ashland, Pa, July 2e.-one OF a mes,
o. SIX boilers at Lehigh VALLEY co,,
nery No exploded last night IN.
SANITY killing one man ana severei,
i ,niu''ns three others, two Of whom
H' vs., since died. The dead are,
vile SiN AiLLER' aged IS, of Glrard.
an sSaN LAuBAcH. aged IS. Of shen.
ab 9aheY SHIELDS. aged 4S. Of shen-
,. Mu'sr leaves wife and four OH,
dfSi, ana Shields wife and i've ehii.
,,i aaSoaeh was single man. The
sn,.s, victim was Steven solasky, a
the ss'i VINO was badly scalded about
my 1ns ieee and body. but viii recover
Ih'i cause Of the explosion IL : YER
yesterday. oesh inspected
~ ''s time of the explosion the men
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30
CLEVER "SAWDUST JACK
nREAISs OPEN THE CITY JAIL AND
FLIES.
hold Device BOLDLY Undertaken and
E1ecpted-rwo other Prisoners
Seek to Follow, but Are Cap
tured---A Trusty's Warming.


'eS'cruuy AFTERNOON nDou' eioen
JACK siartih' aias S""uuS' 'aoN'
mas not oeeh seen SINCE sawuuS'
1ack was arrested Sa'uruay hish' o''
charge OF stealing pis'oi from 'he
ONCE OF Dr. stephenson more t"an d
month ago
JACK chhied uhuur 'he fesera'"'
"hich ~ necessarily part Oh man
eNis'enes Wheh ne iHhsui'heu IN aui-
hhce we ana conceived inc ooiu piaii
OF eschpihB ABOUT noon yesterday anu
possessing oaring thht was 'he priue
OF MS feiiow prisoners proceeded at
once 10 put the scheme INTO execution
ohscreWinB the TOP iaHtehinB Oh the
pars with which the cen doors are
ihsteneu ne got on the ieVer' piaeeu II
Ds'ween the outside IRON OF the door
ana .he areh ana pfyeu win almost
superhuman ehore uh'i' the lock ne"
OUT Oh i's pace ana 'he uoor rem oach'
Iheh ne walked iorth into hperty' nut
""un gone ior before 'he walk IN
creased 10 run
'onn "l'er' VINO was iihprisoneu ior
carrying prass-hnuokles' wen. out win
"lar'ip' out was oVerhauieu by oiloer
Niosuiey on rourth street anu hlarcheu
p"eA W ms he"uluarters' iooNcu III MS
zen anu WIN naruiy nave ohahce 70
se. OUT "so'h'
AZ 'he .'me OF the escape 'he onlcera
were sittihs IN the shade IN front OF
the marshaiIs once on the Ihroekmor-
ton street side of the building. They
had Il trusty I'm the person of Isabella
A,,.,..,.t,, -, ,.,-
VINO IL oruereu 10 ten all OF sus
plcious nature that occurs About ten
mlnutCs before Martina escape Was
Assoc, o,od ,,,a ,,,,,a ,,,,,,,,a L., ~. -,
w. '"e '"'"e "iou''u :" i''i'' Vi
the hai ana asked 10 see turnkey
Whitsitt. He was not there nj that
moment. and CLARK Ferguson told nor
g. ,ou h,,,, -, 49,, o..
nm """' '"e """,eu ''e re-
piled that she couldn't do that. and MIR.
Ferguson told her To keen IL TO herself
then
"a rev minutes later she came run
ming around almost breathless, eN-
claiming: zone went one way ma tn,
o,har ,,,,ho.u, ,,,t. nj,
''''ei ''tneF' INQUIRY eheited Whnt
she meant ana IN JiitY the officers
were ON their steeds and then there
was n burrviny n,d conjunction, a. ,1
,,, ,,asa,',' ,'', y S',s " anu
49,. i'Vu,'',u '''s ''u9''nS anu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30
TO TEACH THE YOUNG IDEA.
WHAT THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE CITY SCHOOLS DID.


The board Of trustees of the t'ty
schools met Saturday mofd.ng to elect
the principals and teachers fol. the
public schools OF Fort Worth for the
ensuing term.
One principal. five assistants. ft'y-
four teachers and two substitutes w,ie
elected; also music teacher and a
writing and drawing master.
The election of colored teachers was
postponed, but they will be selected
soon.
The number of white teachers last
year was ffty-elght. Two more were
added this year. making a total Of
sixty, with two substitutes.
There are only two lists of the newly
elected teachers in existence. one in
the possession of the secretary of the
board. U. S. baltimore. and the other
held by Major X. NJ. Van zandt, peel
dent.
Saturday afternoon reporter called
at the residence Of Mr.. baltimore TO
obtain a copy Of the secretary's list.
Mir. baltimore was not seen, but sent
word by member Of his family that
he could not furnish the names, 6nd
suggested that he see Major Van Aandt,
the president of the board, who had
list.
The reporter called upon Major Van
Zandt, but that gentleman informed
him that the board had not authorized
him to give out the list Cor publica-
ton, and he consequently declined to
do so, saying that within the next three
or four days he would give t 10 the
papers.
why this evident reiuctance or the
part Of Major Van Zandt and Mr. Lat
timore to have the list made public
at this time Is not known. Certainly
the board took no official action on the
matter of Withholding the publication,
for several Of those present aided this
paper in making up the list below.
The public knew the teachers had
been elected and several hundred peo-
pie were anxious TO know the result.
II Is matter of very great public
interest, and the publlc's right to know
Immediately goes unduestioned.
Notwithstanding the Official lists
We're closely guarded and could not
be procured, this paper found who had
with the names Of those whom
their servants haze elected 10
teach the children in ;hc public
schools for the next year. The fol-
examination by the board. This list
was read over by those who were pres
ent at the meeting, and they say 1t
Is correct:
High school building-Principal Pro-
fessor u. %. Bramletto; assistants, Mrs.
Clara Walden. Mrs. NJ. Hoge. Mrs.
Florence Reilley, Miss Fannie Van
zandt, Mis-, Lille Clayton.
Seventh grade teachers-AIIss Reulnh
Hail. Miss Matte Warren Miss Lee
wright. Mira L.. X stanherrv
Principals OF ward schooisENo. i.
Mis-. Evans. No ?. q n Hamn,on.
No. 3. Professor Frost. No. a " n
Williams; No. s. w. Paschai. No. G.
NJ. ii. Homes. No. I n - Willinms.
No. s. Mrs, Flora Martin: No. o N a
Randall.
The following have been elected
teachers in the ward sehpols. but have
not vet been assigned TO the re.,uective
schools;
MISS Mary w. Vaughan. Miss Mortl-
mer, Miss sadie Dnwson. Miss NIvrtle
Byron. Miss Nellie Francis pfiss wiz
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

The jewelry store OF colored lew.
eler named Brown, between Eighth
and Ninth streets, on Main, was burg.
larlgcd some time after ~ o'clock sun
day morning OF nearly all It's con-
tents
The burglars forced their way In
through the back 90 the store and rot
nearly everything that was worth ear
rying on. Bonner estimates his loss at
about $500 The police have a clue and
are following II for all Il Is worth.