davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-10-12
Gtnmahen pom Sauerfraut.

gur feite, mitteI9roBe &6pfe, tpelde,
sebn Sage auf Saufcn geieBt, ab8eounitet
baben, loute man, nm ib0neS, tpeiBe5,
5ortes &raut 81 erbalten, Dertpenben. 8on
ben &0pfen e%ntfernt man bic GuBeren
loGeren 8lGtter, bobrt ben Strunt aus,
iteIt ben &rautbobeL 10, oaB er au6 nirtz
ltcb fetn lcbnetoet u1b legt bic &routfopfe
ntbt slatt, ionoern CUR S6ncioe i6rdgz
itebeno in ben 6obeI. Sierauf belegt man
ben SuB6pben bes Safes nit friI9en &rautz
bIdttern, le9t 6as &raut ibibtentpeiie nit
Sal5 berleben Elm u10 itampft eS 9leidz(
mGBtg, obne @etpalt an5utpeuben, felt. Sci
81 frGttigem Stampfen niirbe tpobl Die
8ribe aus benz &raute gebeu, boob
tpiiroen AUDI bic Ian9en &rautfGOen
5crfletnert per6en uno bas &raut on
i6Onem @usleben berlieren. SIT 6as
SAB DOu, 10 beIegt man es entz
tueber nit frilben Observation-Disclosures
ooer einem letnencn Su6e. Mtan recbnet
auf 10 Quart &raut 80 @ramm Sat3.
Bum S6Gulie miro bas SAB nit iauber
abgemaidenen unb %angepaBten 8rettcbeu
ooer nit etnem bu~rcbl0c6erten Sol36e6eL
Derieben unb nit Steinen ~belcbpert.
&ocbt it6 oas Sauerfraut bart, 10 lit Ser
Olett gu Il9Uttt ~ p1S Sduertrdut 3u
tpetcb, 10 tit Der Stein 5u let6t. gtacb Ser
9dbrnng tit baS itber Dem &raute ftebenbe
g8aler init allen 1tnretnlibfetten, ME
S6aum, S3tmmeL &C., obsu160pfen unb
2eintu3, 8rett un6 Steine nit reinem
8alier ab5upai6en. 8ei ie6er &rautentz
nabme lift oas Serfahren su pieberbolen
unb oas &raut feit an3u6riifen. Son
rnar6en 9euten tuerben olcb beim Gin
ma6en 8acb6OIberbeeren un6 &ammeIz
former nit ein9ele9t. 9urb 3uIab BON
ilBen Wetntrauben ni1mmt 6as &raut einen
ipetnarti9en @eibmad an.
, 1894-10-12
Wtdtta fir 1e0ermann.

Die v9letp Sra Glotbing Co.,, 6eren
@eibGft it6 an Dem &reu3ungspuntte Der
6arriion unb 0aGlteo Str. uno 8lue S.
lamb Nbe. b%eftIbet, besinnt utor9en na6
etniGbri9em 8eiteben einen Spe3iaLz8er>
faOf bur6 ben DEM 8ubItfum cine auSgc7
5et9nete @ele9enbeit geboten nirb, it9
biQig unO gut fit ben 6erbit unb @tnter
aus3uitatten. Gum @erfaut fommen
tauIenbe bon 6errenzN n3iigen, Der n~eueiteu
Wtobe fir $40. Serner itnb 1900 l1eberz
8ieber unb ultliters", Die LIBERAL fir $18
unO $40 D%erfauft fperben, bort jest ebenz
fats fir $40 gu baben. @s geihiebt bteS
CUR Seier oes erlten @eburtSta9es bcs be-
retts aQ8emetn bcliebt 9etDOrbenen Sc
Ic6GfteS unO e8 lOute li9 oaber NiemonO
Die 0ele9en6eit ent9e6en loiien, quite Maas
rem 3u etnem alBerorbentltcb btutgen g retie
81 f%aufen.
I'm es nun Nueu, Sic fir ft6 un6 ibre
&tnoer cine 0erbit> un6 Binter@Nusitat@
tung n0tbig baben, 5u erm09licben, benz
@ei6dfte etnen 8eiu4 ab3uitatten, bat bic
8lrma bel6loiien, ben 8ertauf cine gante
No6e anoauern gu ~Iaiien. @ls NnOenfen
Dirb iebem &Glfer Elm g8ebiter 0tctionGr
gum @elc6enf gegeben. Qlues Ndbere tperz
ben unlere Geier aus Ser Qnsei9e an elmer
anoeren STEELE bteieS 8latteS erieben
f0nnen.
, 1894-10-12
Gnoe einer moraIpro3e0ur.

@or 9ticbter 0ooleD batten fib beut(
rtebrere retcbe Samilien Der Niblano gloe.
&en0e3pouS gegeben. Dfan bate babe
0ele9enbett @eiihter gu beobac5ten, Die
man ionit ni6t in Boliset9eribten gu ieber
getp0bnt lit un6 Soiletten 3u %betpunbern,
Die man ionit nur in &trben unO BEL 8GIs
len itebt. Sine 6rou SonfOrb Groft bate
ndmltdb bic &inoer ibrer 9tabbarin, Den
lOidbrtgen 2outs Sid uno 6elien 9iGbrt9e
Sbmeitcr 2i35ie ipegen tbGtliben 2tngriffS
ant ibren 9idbri9en Sobn 9Qp etniperren
laIien. Somobl bic angetLagten ais AUDI
Die ais 3eNgen O%orgelabcnen &inber belIs
chen gemetniam bic in Der gtG0e beftnbLidbc
offentLicbe Sdule. 9ta1 lit Elm 6reuno Der
sling-shots uno iou, pte. Die angeflagte
St33te bcbauptet, ibr tpieberbolt Steincben
in Die bibl6en Baden unb 2oden 9eibol>
fen BADEN.
9a ct trob oler Marnungen 6ieIes 0erz
botene Stetnicbleuoern nibt aufgeber
poQte, Deri9moren iie, ibr 8ruber unb
et1tge anOere WdDel, benz 9taD Moral Bet
8ubrin9en (oOer nte GtsSie lagtc, to
moralize this bad boy). Qtm Wtontag
tpuroe Oieie Wforalpro3e6ur borgenommen
&ouis Sid biLoete ben @~Ommanbeur, Elm
l2idbriges TrGulein Delaney belt Ben
8Oiefpi9t feit unO 2iS3ie appIicirte ibm
oann einige berbe S9ld8e auf Die 2enben.
STAB l3rte UNI Stlfe unb bGnbertngenb er5
i6len belien Mfutter ouf Ser 8ilbfldbe, I'M
t6ren Qieblin9 aus ben 6Gn6en Der nitbenz
ben 2t33ie 8u befrcien. Cine Sol9e
6teier Woralfur mar bic beutige 8er9onoz
lun8 Der @ngriffSantLa9e segen 2ouis unb
0i33ie SID. 0ieiclbe CAB ungeuein biel
Stofi gum 0aben unb enbete nit Der @ntz
ideiOung, baB bic 8arss @cleui6aft, 80.
9. Gap, Souls un6 2iS8ie inter Srie6enSz
birgl4aft geiteQt tpurDen.
, 1894-10-12
Die u. e.. Il. wieoer i'm feIoe.

eugene 9. 9eb5 un6 an6ere Oireftoreu
Der vNmertcan ~9tatLpap Union" baben
etnen Qlufruf at Die WtitglieOer Ser 81. st.
Il. un6 6eren Treunbe e%rIaiien, in peI9em
tie cine Reorganization b%efIrporten u1o
Oarauf alfmerfiam maben, baB bic @iienz
babnen in benz Streif ii1erlib 6en &ir3erer
ge3o9en bdtten, pcnn bic 8aDonette Der
8unOesregierung ibnen ntcbt CUR 6Ilfe gez
fomn1en tpdren. Den Nngeitellten 6er
@iicnbabnen, uelde BEN organiiirten &rz
beitern feinblib 9egenitber iteben, nirb
Der Ratb ertbcilt, ficb inn @ebeimen gu
or9aniiiren uub erit Damn often bernor3uz
treten, pel1n ite ii3 CUR po4en Starte emit
ptdelt boben.
, 1894-10-12
Gin un0erathener Sohn.

6ermann Gapper, Set Sobn t%pobI6abenz
Der 2eute bon Qlport Npenue, lit eth pers
tommenes Snbiplbuum unb beSbalb bon
ieinen Qn8eb0ri6en auf9e9eben. ST itieblt,
brtcbt etn, l9lGft i'm Observation-Disclosures
unO Derfebrt nur nit ben burcbtriebeniten
@alnern Der Ncitleite. @eltern gtabmit,
tag folgte CT Ofan9el8 anDcrer 8eicbafGte
8ung Dem NbIieferun9sipagen oe5 Sleti6ers
@rO1oStp bon 105 0%eDtonitraBe unO fu6r
bann, ais Der 8o8en eini9c Mtnuten bonn
Sutiber unbeaufiicbtist 8elalien puroe,
nit bieiem unb Dem SnDalt al Tleiicb un6
Wiriten ab. 0a bic peridteoenen SCRIBE
unO Badete nit @(6reiien perie6en tparen,
l~ieferte Sapper bieielben ab nro aDg 0Nb
prompt OaS @elb bofur Elm. Damn bradbte
er ben Wa9er ipieoer in Die 9fGbe @rOboSz
fps unO moute bann fi6 lcitmGrtS in bic
8BI6e i9lagen. 0O6 in Der gfdbe lauerz
ten bereitS ieiner Die OetectiDS @gan un0
WoDres, Die i'm auf bic Oiesbe5i9li6e Be=
i6Dcrbe @robosfp'S tpegen 9iebitabLS etnz
ftedten. 6eute itelte i'm Gidtcr @berbarOt
bis gum Is. unter $500 8Ir9i4Gft.
, 1894-10-12
Su ollt fortoefommen.

sos. 3 otperS, Der AM Wtittpo9 6ettelnO
lib @tngang in ben Saloon bon @taiam
StaDinger, Gfe Der @. 40. StraBe uno
O9bcn Npe., 3u peri6affen puBte, bort, ais
mar iDm nicbt iofort nit @elb unb @iien
an Die 0an6 ging, 2ueS fur3 unb fleiu
icblug, Die 6rau StOOin8er nit einem
Stublbetn bebrobte unO porber in Der Sc
9erb etnen pertbpouen 6un6 8eito9len
baben ioate, mur0e beute BON Gicbter @bcrs
barot unter elmer Strale bon $500 mach
Der 8ribetpea 8eionbt. 8otperS 1T ais etIl
ro6tr, fauler un0 Uerfommencr 8uricbe in
Der @egeno befannt unb tcrrOriiirt, tpenn
INNER es ibm paBt, Die bort tpObnenben
2cute.
, 1894-10-12
2lufbewaRrun9 Don Wetntrouben.

8eintrauben conierptrt man. inbert
man ite nit einem Stiid Der 8ebe, an Ser
tie tpacbien, oblcbneibet un6 bas Gnbe in
cine nit Walier 9efiinte Slaihe fteft. bieie
aber in etnem &aume oufbemabrt, Der cine
titble, m09lichit 9~lcidbm6Biee Eemperotur
bat. Sn bas @aiier, tpeI6es man Die
8an8e 3eit ntbt su tpedbIeln brauht. tbut
man Elm paor Stii&cbcn 6olsfoble uno
cine grtle SaI3, UNI oas 8er6erben besz
lelbeI btntan3ubaLten. ungeacbtet 6ieier
9ortebrungen fonrmt es 0ob Dor, baB
lt6 S6tmmelptl3e ouf ben Sroubeft ents
iptdel1. SobalD man 6ieS ben1erft. muB
man Scbmefel'6nttten o~n5inben, UNI BEN
Scbtmmel 81 tOOten uub bic 2uft Al reinis
gen. Die Der SbtmmeIbil6una 0or1chub
letitenbe 6eu6ti9tett Dertretbt man am
betten burcb AufiteIen BON unqel6Ichtem
Salt IN Der Observation-Disclosures: man
inecblelt bcnlelben, penn Der 5uerif binoez
ltelte &alf, tnbem ct bic Teuchttofeit Set
Sutt aufiaugte, 3u 8ulper 5crfolen lift.
Quferoent n1uB man bon .3eit All 2eit bie
&dmmer ourc9muitern unb nit einem
%tlsinen, ipiben, idarfen Sdeer6en ale
tene 8eerer berau8 icbneioen, Die S6uIniB
Ober S3immeLbiIbnng setgen.
, 1894-10-12
Die Jobn Grerar.8 ibIiotRef incor
porirt.

9as Staatsferetariat in Sprin9fteI6 bat
beute 8ormittag Der bteiigen Sobn @rerarz
8ibltotbet, fir pelbe Der nerltorbene
86ilantrop Sobn Grerar Elm 9roBartiges
8ermGdbtniB ausgeisBt bat, ben @barter
ertbcilt. Nls Sncorporatoren limb gtOrs
man 9BtQiams un6 6unttn9ton 8alcott
SoGlon genannt un6 bas erite 9trettOrtum
ipir6 aus ben nac6benannten 9erren be-
ite6cn: Norman 8tuiams, 9nnttnston
8alcott SafiOn, Maribau SieI6, s. @.
8latdfor6, s. 9. 8GafftOne, &obert s.
9incoln, 6enrp SO. Biibop, @6parb g..
Molon, gilbert &eep, @bion Reitb, Simon
s.. OtcB berion, Sobn Us. SIart unb
George q. NrmOnr.
, 1894-10-12
Mar unfbuIoio.

Ser TluBpd9ter Su9b MOnaban, So.
81 Single Ctr, pobnbaft, bei6ul6igte
beute Wtorgen ben iungen S9iffsperlo6er
SameS Merttn, i'm i'll ber 0tadt BON Trets
tag auf SonnabenD in ben SluB 9enorfe1
3u baben. Monaban tpurbe Ourcb Smei
Poli5iten aus benz Naiier geso9en. Dem
Angeflagten Sames Wtartin 9etang es,
burcb mebrere 3ergen Elm perldBlicbeS
9tlibi nacbsumeiien unb er muBte bes5alb
freigeiprocben tper6en.
, 1894-10-12
SeIbftmor6-

Der 43iGbrige 2outs Stralo, Elm Wittz
tuer, ~mObnbaft SO. 100 @albburne 9tpe.,
befOroerte iih beute friib gegen 6 l1br nit
tells elmer &eUoluerfu9el in Senieits.
Stralo bate itd lett benz Sobe ieiner Srau
Dem Srunfe e%rgeben, unb ii9 nm leine 5
&in6er abiolut nicbt getummert.
, 1894-10-12
6eht frei aus.

Ser 8ar bier 9tobert 8oei6 pur6e beute
Worgen bon 9tiGbter &eriten BON Der Nnz
flage, feline Trau Clara Boei6 am 2.
Sftober in beren 0obnung 861 sc. 9aIiteo
Ctr. anaegriffen 3u babeu, frei8elprochen.
9tibter &eriten ertldrte, oas @bepaar iOu
,i6ren !3piit i'm ShsiOun8sgericbt auSfebz
ten.
, 1894-10-12

-Sn Der ySHboiritanii6en 8eituna1
bonn p. Sult ftnben mir fotgenbe Qnaeioe:
uPil8rimS Geit. Sonntag BEN %. SHlt.
8ilger finOct freunbIi6e iotpie p6otoaraz
p6ii6e &ufnqbme. Qppetits : 8emmcben.
Sible 8Ionbe mirb auf gBunIb quch o(s
@arm>8ter eereiht." Mebr fam man
bon SHbafrifa nicbt ~berIanssn.
, 1894-10-12

Qtn3etgen in Der Qbe~nbaus9abe Ser Sui
nots Staatsaeitung baben ben beiten @rfolg.
, 1894-10-12

San1es %, 0aOiblon, Der an Der Gtor6z
polegpcbition be8 lieutenant 8earD tbetlz
9enommen bate, lit suritfgetebrt unh bat
gum erlten Otale ein8epiut9t, ilber bic 8e>
16iDeroe, oaB Die 0eute un4enii8enbe8 Giien
uno 8rennntateriaL erbaLten bGttcu un6
aucb ionit bon 9earp iblecht beban6elt
poroen fpGren, 81 ipreben. OaDio7
ION 1a9t, Der 6auptfeblcr BEL Der
9an5en expedition lei 9epelen, cine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
SEVERAL BOGUS $40 BILLS
We're Circulated by an I'm
known Stranger,
a VERY SMOOTH ONE AT THAT.
He Was Successful in Passing
Seven Saturday Night, Working
His Little Game Boldly
and Neatly.

A counterfeiter wus at work in Fort
Worti.
At least a young man was ENTHUSIASTICALLY
engaged in Showing the queer" and II i
known that he passed OF two bogus $50
bills, purporting TO be issued by The
Bowic National bank.
Saturday night about 0 O'Clock he made
his appearance in the Lawson restau-
rant aud told Homer LightfooL who has
charge Of the restaurant at night, that ne
wanted n lunch prepared. which he. would
take away with him, adding thal he huo
only $50 BILL
Liehtf0ot told him The bill could not
he chnngcd, and the man was about TO
leave when Mr. Robinson, one Of the
proprietors, came in and changed me
dill. which an expert decided to be
counterfeit
Then the fellow went across the street
10 the restaurant OF Beinno & Delgado,
where he also Succeeded 10 getting an
other bogus $50 bill changed. Then he
disappeared.
The man passed five other bills.
Idghtfool says the man WIS young, had
dark complexion aud eyes, black nous
tnche and was dressed in dark clothing.
ale seemed to be nervous.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

10 which the German Empress selongs-
the Princess Henrietta, aunt OF hef hS
jesiy ~ Germany. gave her nand y IFol,
Won Esmarch the renowned surgeon q
the univeraigy Of Klei. They lived happily
In a beautiful villa In the university town;
rrinoe Frederick, prince OF Nolr IN 10
giving her the title Of princess Of Noir
ebe h nov the vie n Count waldersee,
once Molkes rghthsnd man; 49,,
"of ibs Nassau princes tI , p rrg1fT-
living her The title OF Countess Of Irefen-
bach. Prince Nichouat brother q the Dnhe
of Lu1embnrg, married IN ls1t Natnnr Won
Pushkine daughter Of me ltussian poei.
since iEgs she has been known as the
Countess of Nuremberg. Her danshter,
Countess SJuhie, two years ago DechMe tne
wife Of a Russian Grand Duke.
I'm the house " Oldenburg there are
three MARRIAGES known as unequal. Ihey
are those Of the Duke ElimAr with me
Rarouess Of riieseuh1f; the Duke Nichlns
with Marie Buiagel, later Countess Won Us
tenburg, and the Duke Constantine with
Agrlppina Djeporidge, made Countess OF
,'Seyerai members OF the reigning house
Of Prussia also chose life companions be-
meath them In rank. Prince Alhrecht;
father Of the Regent OF Brunswick, hurried
In lss8 Resale von Ruuch. In 1900 she
waa made Countess Of Hohennu. Counts
William aud Fritz Hohenau, popular mem
bers OF Berlin society, are the onspring OF
tis parrlsge Ine EnpeiE Gd aph ". iia5
Prlhce. the famous cavalry leader was
obliged by HIS majesty TO marry her cham
berllln Baron Mangenhelui, about tW3
years ag0. Their names had been coupled
In a way dispensing to tho emperor who
u q strict nornlist. Princess Fredericka OF
Hanover became the wife Of a nobleman
Of Comparatively low degree, Baron Won
pauel- Rammlngen. In Noyember, 1877
Ludwig, Of the BayarlRn ducal family, mar
rled Antoine Bsrth, who was ennobled as
cone ~ ,6e harnicst and most INTEREST
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

indianapolis was IN session last night
Justice of the Peace Allen, who was
present. was summoned 20 perform
marriage ceremony. The contracting
parties were John Perry and Miss Mary
McGreevy. The ceremony was per
formed at tho residence Of the bride on
Bridge street. When Mr.. Allen entered
the houae he was informed that It was
desired by both parties that The cere-
mohy be short one Mr. Allen prompt.
ly tied the knot Mr.. Wynne. who had
taken his watch from his pocket 10 note
the time consumed IN the ceremony
startled them all by announcing mat
the worlds record had just been broken:
'You have taken only two and one-half
seconds in the ceremony
Another gentleman present affirmed Mr..
Wynnes statement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
THE PAY OF ARTISTS.
Large ums That Are Realized by the
Meritorlous Few.


London Graphic.
The Japanese artist making a few
shllhngs or pounds a month may we'd
Gust longing eyes at his English brothers.
The late Frank Ioll is believed 10 have
made rs much rs 100000 one year. the
Hate Mr.. Long $4,000 and Nfglais Is
understood to have averaged 100000 for
some years. Between f2O.OOO and EDO.
900 was paid for single picture OF
NleisSonier's while ne was alive and It's
American owner was said 10 have given
t22OlO for Alillets 'Angelus."
Holman Hunts "Iight Of the World"
is beloved to have brought him 100000,
and Bune-Ionos's "Briar Rose" series
fl2,00O, though the dealer made about
10000 more out of them. Coming Of
quite recent times Mr. Alma Tadcma
not 81 very long ago received 10000 for
a picture. and Mr.. Hcrkimer Is credited
with making ten on twelve thousand a
year
OF COURSE the actual prices of pic
lures are not easy to ascertain until they
come TO be resold at Christics, unless
thry are bought for the Chnntrey Be
quest, or certain great nrnvipcin, gall
leres. snrh as those of Birmingham,
Manchester and Liverpool Even the
public Galleries Of the colonies are cred.
itbd vita muniiicence which was never
IN their power Almost the safest way
OF keeping within the mark Is to look
at the prices paid by the Chantrey Be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
Fine Wool ChalliGS for l5GaYd.

Just open, one case OF fine wool chal-
lies In light grounds; all new patterns
and latest styles. These ara our Doc
goods. You get them in this weeks
sale for loo a yard,
22-inch Glace Stripe silk for Waists,
value $500; onr price Toe yard.
One lot OF Assorted silk in changea-
Bile Shot Effects and Satin Brocades.
These are worth 5l.25 and Sl,50; our
ale price only SIC yard.
Our 32-inch plain Wash China in all
colors, cheap AZ sl.0O; this week 90c a
yard.
3O-lnch Swivel Silks in all colors for
7Oc a yard
One lot Of Chinas, Surah and Summer
silk, worth SOC to Toe; bargain sale
only Poe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
IMpRsoNlNG APPRENTICES.
An Ancient Custom in london Lately
Called into Operation.

Pail Mall Gazette.
IL will be revelation TO many people
10 learn that the practice of punishlng
unnly apprentices in the city of London
by various terms Of Imprisonment, with
out being brought publicly before police
magistrate, il still carried into effect.
The power of ordering such punishments
" vested IN the city chamberlain, and
the Oicnses for which the apprentices
are punished nre absence, coming late Of
morning, idlencss and insubordina-
ton.
AZ the present moment one Of the APP
prentices OF Messrs Eyre & Spottis-
wOode. the well-knOwn printers is un-
dergoing second sentence Of twenty
one days confinement in Bridewell, i'm
posed for being absent three weeks with
out consent Of his masters, and another
lad, also "A printers apprentice, was On
Thursday released after sewing term
Of seven days.
The lads are confined In the cells of
the old prison In New Bridge street,
and are not permitted TO leave the build
ing on any account during their term of
confinement The only exercise they are
allowed Is taken on the premises, and
consists Of walking up aud down the
corridors for periods Of half an hour
or twenty minutes before and after the
large doors are opened, In the cells tho
lads are permitted 10 read. but this *
the only recreation allowed. Their diet
is the same ~ In ordinary prisons, aud
consists Of bread, potatoes, skilly, hot
coffee and water.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

Rev. Mooney spoke nt the Mission
Saturday evening, reading ms the scrip.
ture lesson the first chapter of the FIRST
episilc general of John As " result of
an earnest sermon preached from this
chapter two sou,s found salvation.
The midnight prayer meeting WIS very
intercstinr, and an Christians re-.
ccived bcsang Rev. Watson spcSe
NJ this meeting
Rev. Mooney spoke also last evening
using as his text. John 10 10, "For God
~ loved the world that lie gave His
only hegottcn Son, tint whosrver he
ueved In Him should not perish hut
have everlasting llfc. Several asked
for prayers. Rev Bildsun will preach
this evening. An are invited. Please
eunle early.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

Some 200 people listened 10 Rev. DR.
Swarts' lecture last night NJ the city hall
ON Mental Healing The science, he said,
Mas usually called christian science,
though be differed somewhat FROM the
Eddy school The central principle set
forth was The i,u that all dlsrusr was
more in the mind than the body and
the rrmedy must therefore be mental
rather than physical. He claimed that
all cnsseyl Of disease We're cured and
that larger per centugr Of patients
were hce,lod by This method than by
drugs. The dlctor viii instruct class
IN Fort Worth some TWENTY-FIVE having
already Joined II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

A very large audience assembled at
the Bethel Mission last night from all
quarters Of the city, The greatest at
tcntion was given. Twelve or fourteen
persons stood for prayer Four came to
abe front scnis three Of whom were
converted The superintendent was lle
speaker. At Hollands theatcr Rev w.
L. Wilson preached good sermon TO q
very good audience. Several persons
asked for prayer. Mrs. Peers worker
IN the Mission, X In receipt Of lcttor
from A. B. Simpson Of New York, pres
ident of the National Christian Alliance
saying that u special prayer service
would be- held next Friday afternoon at
;]3O for the Bethel Mission Of Fort
Worth. Tcxns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

Las, night az o o'clock Switchman
George Wilder waa badly injured lie
was at work In the Missouri, Kansas aud
Texas yards, and wus climbing on a
ear, when the hand hold-hHr gave way,
throwing him under thp trglin, a severe
SCALP wouul was INFLICTED. his right
shoulder was disocatcl and his left thigh
hndly bruised lilo was taken 10 his
home, on South Ruek street, where every
attention was given him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

At 4.t0 yesterday morning George W.
Sturgeon. q locomotive engineer. who
has been running train on the Fort
Worth aud Denver. died at the Avenue
hotel after brief illness. Deceased
was about ~ yenr, OF age and WAS y
mcmber of the brotherhood 81 llocomo-
tive l0ngncers He .eayys Il widow
The funeral VIII take place at > o'clock
today frum the Avenue hotel aud will
be- conducted by the cnHucom Inter
meut ia the new ctmetrry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
A DEAL IN DIAMONDS.
A Bucketful Of the Brilliant Gems tn,
Subject of Bit Of Trade.


From the Ashton Reporter.
Now that Mr.. Cecil Rhodes has be
come one Of the men of the bour twill
be of interest TO relate smart transac-
ton he had with his financial colleague,
Mr. RaruntO. another of the diamond
mngnates Of Kimberly, and as widely
known in Sout. Africa ~ Rhodes him
self. Mr. Rhodes, as chairman of the
DE Beers committee, has often had the
disposilg Of the output of diamonds with
IN his control, while Mr.. Bnrnato, on be-
half of his firm, Messrs. Barnato Bros,
Las been one of the heaviest purchasers
OF the glittcring gems. He had made Mr..
Rhodes an offer for the whole De Beers
stock, which practically meant all the dia-
inonds in the market. Mr. Rhodes replied
that he would let him have them ON
one condition which was that they should
pour the whole lot, 22O,OOO katnts. into
a hucket, aud thus be able to gaze upon
what no human eye Lad ever previously
seen, viz: a buckctfu Of diamonds
Due replied Mr.. Barnato in his char
nrtcristic phraseulogy, "l'll take them"
SO the bargain was completed, and they
poured the mass of gems into one bucket
is said they gazed long vt the unique
sight, and after the bucket lad been
photographed the goOds--diamonds are
iermel goods at Kimberly duly
delivered 10 the purchaser. Then the
acutencss of MIR. Rhodes showed re-
splendently, Diamonds take very careful
sorting and classifying, and in this buck
ettnl tLere were 100 kinds. Messrs. Bar
nato Bros. Were six weeks in completing
the resorling, and the gems We're kept OH
me market all that period. and, of course
Mr.. Rhodes had the market to himself ali
the while, and scored one in Diplomatic
tact over the dcal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

Passengers leaving Fort Wori 'i' ~
can secure Sleeper accommoa,ansi9r1' !,
Garrett on application to H. ) 4 -
at Fort Worth c.
Passengers for points south o. -.
tonic, aud for Mexico points cAp y.
at san Antonio TO Laredo Sleeper , WI
BE PARTICULAR to SOC w i,il
ticket reads via Hearne and tne vi
NATIONAL ROUTE-L S T. MA
D. ]. PRioE. A. Uf1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

Many plano and orxan dealers and
Hsehts say we aye Aggressive N our style
81 a1,efuslne eur husinsss. The cause
~, ms - wv re agrols for the very best
instrpu,nnis made. we give Superior value
Tor nc money and W. 10 not take notes
Hnc4As aoGoAN 1 BAG. Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

quest. These are generally considerably
under the market price where popular
artists are concerned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

When YOU are down town shp az Howe's
Pharmacy. corner Seventh and Maiu.
ter Filter. Free