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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05
DON'T KNOW HOW no PLAN,
New Norh's Tenement. the Result of Ig-
nopnco Of solontino Planning.

New horhs Ieneincnts the Result of ig-
nornnco Of Scientific Planning
The greatest OWL which ever befoll
Now York city was the division OF
the blocks into lots Of 20 by 100 feet.
says ernbnor SO truu Is this that
no othor disaster can for n moment
he compared with IT, Firos, pesti.
lonco aud financial trouble arc as
nothing iu comparison, for from this
division has arisen tho Now York
systcm Of tenement houses, the worst
curse which ever afflicted any grout
community Tho fuut that 30 much
Of the land is held ia such pRrcels is
our misfortune, but tho obstacle Is
not insuporablc, rs shown by
our office buildings, Tho diff
iloulty has arisen aud Professionally
ilourIshns owing entirely TO our
lack OF knowledge OF tho art
OF scientific planning, For who
would waste money IN erecting un.
necessary walls halls. ole, n ho
know how TO obtain tho Same amount
Of rcnlablo space much battor lighted
without thomP BY the present sys-
tom tho grOuud is encountered, tho
light DISTRACTED, and the structure
rendered unhealthy aud unit to 1.-Two
In, ind all pills IL accomplished at u
vastly Increased oXponse over what
the somo rontable space, we'll lighted
might DO obtained for GroAt sums
OF mouoy arc yearly squandorcd upon
making the structure unfit to 1.-Two
IN Then other great sums arc CON
trtbuted by charitable people to re-
love tho distress which these hor-
rihlo structures ongendbr Hospitals
aro kept full, children die, misery.
disease and criluo 1ourlshoth, bo-
cause people arc huddled together
without light aud air, aud all this
happens simply because tho prlncl-
ples OF economical planning arc not
understood.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Records KEEP, Of uTo .ie,ims of the
FIRE.


FIRE,
81 Paul, Sept I.-'rhe Pioneer Press
Special from Pine CI,y SAYS
Burned at iIlncklpy and Vicinity. g26.
at sondRtonc, az ~ pokaRnnu. 20. at
Miller T.. Estimates OF dead not
found, 60. Total, $40.
The Ilinckey horror Is dawulug In
ita AWFUL magnitude. There aIs now
lying in the comrtery under shnl-
low covering of sand or IN tho rude
rough boxes which take tie place OF
cnSkris gld bodies, H. @, Wcbhor OF
Pine cry, who had entire charge OF the
lhte,moht mas LAD hls work we'll Ia
hand hud has kept most accurate NO
counts Of the bodies These figures arc
MS and include those buried hy friends
huur trenches In All have been uueupd
separated hy about four foat Com
lnenoinS ON the south In the north
trench are 40 unlocked ourpaca. In
trench No are 20 boxoa many con
,alhlns from two to i've bodica. This
trench W not yet closed In TN. third
ARE twenty-Heven boxes like Inc 9TH.
efs The fourth trench Ia not Vet i'm
use, but there are piled up 10 budipa
which win be nut In IL.
me foremna nt tho construction trnin
reported TO Coroner Crowan this after.
noon mat ut the north end OF tho bridge
across the GlgndHtone were nlno bodies
completely incanotated, that the s,x
could not be diatlnguished. A few rods
Nont OF whore the Duluth depot stood
was FOUND the body OF woman. To
thls must be added the few bodies chip
ped out, the two buried by Jim Hunts
party. four Inferred by another explor-
er, stauIa by name. making tho totai
OF anout 40 accounted for IN Hlnclgiey
ana vicinity.
a maRs OF eatimatea are heinz mndc
nut horo ~ no foundation for theu
Iuere We're undoubtedly settIers and
men IN inc lumber camps who have moi
Het peen discovered, A search Tor then,
VIII be prosecuted and they viii he
buried whore they tie. There ia m mn.
known number Of dead In the mill nond
II ls yet unapproxlmated.
Tho bank was covered with savyd,,st
and not far away was Inc nranna,
NM and lumber yards. A humber ~
pevaens were seen TO 20 10 Tho min
lvnN no one came out alive, and
narus a slimpae OF the south bank,
who're the people were canOpied On no,
count Of the smoke stiIl ronlnr IN Il,
dense clouds, " may be a dav ar iva
before this pool Of death can be ~
hnlned. ~ " fun of logs. and the work
OF recovery Will be diiilruit unless thc
dam Is cut aud tho water drawn an
an cNpedicnt whinh may DO ndnntsd
~ Pokegama, or Brook Park. mo deaa
have been nearly accounted FOR and
VIII not run over twenty-five. At Miller
We buried twelve; az sandstone.
least 200 settlers in oamns ara, VA IA
be found W 80 "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05
WELCOMED.
A story Alb. HummsI Tells of rormer
Ciient

I'VE were driving along country
road,n said he, sin the eurly part Of
tho summer. and my companion, an.
other lawyer like myself, became
vary thirsty, while | - well. you
know how thirsty always am, from
spring until fall at least But.
although we looked far and wide,
searching the country roads as far
as eve could reach, We could see
nothing in the way Of country
tavern
Suddenly an idea occurred to me.
In one OF the farmhouses on this
very road, said | to my companion,
there lives couple who are deeply
Indebted to me in a professional
way. II happened years ago. but
am sure they would remember 1t.
And Of course. they would offer us
the inequalities OF the house "a
glass OF cold milk, II nothing more.
Ahead of us to the right side OF
tho road and up q long lano stood u
small. rusty.lookiug house which
had, somehow, Il familiar look And
looking again | saw IL TO be the
house of the people ! sought
This IS the very house. said |.
and clucking to the horse drove up
the lane and stopped in front OF tho
door. As we drove up woman had
been visible ON the little porch, but
vixen we reached tho house she was
gone.
"'I'll get out, said TO my friend.
The woman does not recognize me.
I'll go to the door aud speak to her
across the little porch walked
and knocked at the door, In answer
the door opened u iew inches and q
woman's nose stuck itself out while
behind it came sour voice demand
ing, What do you want"
al see you do not remember me.
said l, smiling at her in my most
reassuring way.
"'No, | don't, said she, AN we
don't want no strangers here.
"rhis was u bad beginning, but |
braood myself to get that glass of
milk
"Madam, said |. in my most
ChestorGeldiau tone. Il once had the
opportunity OF being Of great service
to your husband. Some years ago
no was arrested and tried for rob.
bery, and It was who had the honor
OF successfully defending him against
the alleged theft of u harness which!
Il got no further With sweep OF
her brawny arm she reached out and
Thought me inside the door Glad to
see yer, said she, wrlnging my hand.
glad TO soc yer! Alleged theft 30
darned' We've got that harness yit,
an fathers gone out now with 1t on
tho horse Come right In an call
yer pardndr Alleged theft Alleged
theft II father dIdn't take that har-
ness I'll be darnod, an IL he amt got
1t yit I'll cat it, reins and all
"Of course, wo got our glass OF
milk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05
LONG ON SNAKES.
Tho Judge Tells OF an Egg-steaiin
Reptile of vigorous Growth.

Reptiie OF vigorous Growth.
"Spoaking Of snakes. did you ever
see one swallow live GshP The
speaker was one Of party OF
gentlemen, according to Texas
Siftings As mono OF them had ever
seen tho performance referred TO,
he proceeded to describe IL In
graphic style:
When no got through Judge S.
said when ] lived In Texas we
used to depend mainly on snakes
for our eggs
WHAT said an elderly gentlo-
man, who was u little hard OF hear
ing, ibid you cat snakes eggs"
Not by joyful" said the Judge.
"but we found hens eggs in the
snakes. You see, snakes arc very
fond OF eggs, and down there they
make business Of hunting for
eggs They would go from ono nest
TO another, swallowing egg after
egg, until they could hold no more,
and when they were too full to move
they were easily captured. IA they
swallowed the egg whole. 1t would
be good while before tho contents
would DO hurt, and II the snake was
killed before tho sboll was digosted,
tho egg would DO all right once
took 1913 hens eggs from one snake.
As | knew tho snake had stolen tho
eggs ! had no oompunotion about
stealing from him
ibid you cat Thorn allpn asked the
elderly gentleman
"Oh, no. was tho reply. al only
alto two or three dozen and traded
the rest on for tobacco"
"Woro tho eggs in pllo when
you cut the snaka openm askod tho
elderly gentleman, US II Ia search Of
truth
"Non replied tho Judge, "they
were lying In row lengthwise in
the snRlSo's stomach
"But, suggested tho elderly gem
tleman, "ona hundred and ninety.
three oggs lying in row length
wise would make n pretty long line. +"
"Well, replied the Judge, this
was rather u long suako.n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

"li anybody inquiries for me, said
the answers'to-queries man feebly,
sick,n
After he had tottered out OF the
office they looked on his desk and
saw that he had just opened letter
from "old Subscriber" containing
these questions;
winch is oorrect-'To-morr is
Friday, or tomorrow will be FRI
dayP"
~ nat were the causes that led to
the Franco Prussian warPu
.'Wiil you please give me in as
oslei outline as possible, a statement
OF what was done at the worlds fair
congresses last yearpn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Mrs Alimony, to companion in
lobby Of divorce court There comes
my las, husband but three. do so
want to introduce you, but can't
recall the dear fellows name How
annoying
Ex'llushand. advancing calamity
MADAME. you look even moro
charming than when you were Mrs.
Jolliboy.
Mrs Alimons Thank you. (To
eompanjon), Let me introduce you
to former spouse Of mine. Mr. jol-
lihoy
ES- Husband, haughtily Madame.
! am not Jollihoy. Jolliboy was my
Immediate predecessor. Life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

saying that under tho circumstances
challenge for the cup Withdrawn. How
ard Gould said; ''The Ylgilaut will be
laid up Immediately, and her crew viii
be shipped home 10 soon as she is dis
mantied, and this will probably be
within a week. We shull never race the
Vigilnnt again. ! must admit that she
is not suited for English waters"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

brooklyn, N. Y, Sept. 4.-The strike
or the garment workers in the Brook
Hn district resulted in a small riot
ms afternoon. A committee of strikers
called az the shop OF Isaac Samuel ana
slsmund santheswon, on Varet street
put We're refused admission. They
broke In the door and lively tight
ensued' The police reserve was called
and subdued the disturbance by a
iree use OF clubs. santheswon was
quite badly hurt by the strikers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

tary today from Galveston that he
had gone fishing. and would not return
10 Austin for several days.
Hon. Miles Crowley spent the day
in Austin and will return home tomor-
row.
Frank Hamilton. n leading Republic
can of Austin, announced himself to-
night in favor OF Culberson for gov
ernor and gayers for congress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05
No QUORUM PRESENT.
consequently the Equalization Conn
mittec Present No m.nor,

hfNthh w htnOFt,
Tho business mems meeting. or mora
properly, the meeting of the business
men who propose to show the board
or equalizers how to equalige came to-
gsthor yesterday afternoon In the pres.
baua. N"Nohal
ING committee appointed at last
meeting to investigate ana IA ao,'Isa
some thorough method OF equalization
was on hand with its report TYNE.
written, but there was not quorum
action. WHY" '"'
Mr Spencer, Of the committee, out
Ilned' however, that the report simplv
i pertinent suggestions to the
BOARD as 10 errors OF excessive an
praisement they had made. 1--WE are an
willing said he, TO pay higher
rate Of taxation, should the city need
II. But care should be taken by the
board that no property is appraised
higher than its actual value"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

In 1898, asp miles Of new railroad
were opened for traffic in Franco.
making the total Of the country sa,-
a62 niles Of which l9,7is miles bo-
long to the sis great companies,
l,6N9 to the state, 69s to branch
railroad companies, 1879 arc not
chartered, and lSs miles are made in
shops, yards, otc Besides. thoro
were at the end OF the year g,al9
miles OF local railroads, 1853 miles OF
which were oponed In 1893 Thoro
were also l,oSS miles OF street rail-
road.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Bradford, Pa, sept 4..-The forest
hrcs are stlll burning in this yicinity
and considerable damage Mas resuitcd,
Doyies MIL today called on This citv
for aid IN supprosslng the ores, Il Mis-
reported that the flames We're sweeninr
down on the town from the SIDE Of Nj
JeNet and the Inhabitants had ali de-
serted their homes. McAmblya mills
near ny ny lewett are In danger. 80 far
1V0,vvv ieet OF loss have been DESTROYED
flames and hope 20 prevent f,,rtbsr nv w
NO estimates OF loases can ~ vel h.
made ie ~ ~ w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

An Augusta, Mama clergyman
walked into the store OF merchant,
wet TO the skin by thunderstorm.
The merchant had some exquisite
old brandy Of which no was proud.
Ito offered the dominic some as a
joke, not dreaming that his guest
would aceept The mlnister not
only took big drink, but put tho
bottle In his pocket
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

There is man in New York who
owns u steam yacht on which there
Is not oven an oasy chair, though
tho yacht is upward OF sixty feet
long and cost nearly AS much as q
substantial house in Harlem. When
ever the owner goes out on his yacht
he and tho m9mbers OF tho crew
wrap themselves up in rubber coats,
pull their caps down over tholr Dyes,
crouch down in the stern OF the
boat and throw the throttle wide
open Then tho yacht bounds for
ward at the ratio OF twenty miles or
more au hour while the water is
thrown up in solid bank GU either
side OF her, so that the men crouch
ing in the stern see nothing but
these banks OF water. The whole
boat Is dronched with spray They
arc thoroughly uncomfortable, but
they know that the people on the
ierryboata and tho clam sloops are
locking ut them with keen onvy, and
probably this is u source OF delight.
New York sun
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Archer CITY Tex Sept tine popu-
lists Of this county met in this city
last Saturday j NJ Brown was eleot-
vd permanent chairman. ana u For
Ey' secretary Tho convention decided
not to put d county Ticket In tho Held,
hy vote Of eight 20 three
w. }. Wnlnsput the county executive
chairman, opposed tie nomination uf u
ticket on tie ground that the purity was
unable to elect the nominees
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Henrietta. TEX. Sept i-There IS
practically no change in the situation,
and HE convention remains securely
locked, coekrelrs strength remains
about osi-b, Dean IS IS and Cobb 10
Tho friends Of each candidate declare
they Will never glye up und the pres
ent outlook indicates that the couvon-
don wiz remaln lowed IN N1Ynmber.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Pueblo, Col, Sept. A--Ihe ?
party state convention Wa
sembled at 2 p. M, adioarns'
afterwards on account Of 'h' \
preparation Of the report q "
mittee on credentials, The AZ
county contest has not 'e' I
ported and the report VIII n9 ~. v
before morning when Q pig ~
pected between the Wailss y
The air is sin full OF rumo,' =, y
by the antis with whom ~ y,
Is comforting. A free nsn'
rowly averted this afterne.l, .
Autograph picture OF Ma,w y,
up by a Denver man. fisp w W
and one man drew g ~ NJ
quiet was finally restorsa N
ventlon reassembled a. = y, 4,
committee on credentials M, sT
that they would not report wv ~.
ing. The convention an,ov'gg, n,
o O'clock tomorrow mornips.
slate will probably 80 tnf'Vs-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

New York Sept, t.-Employes OF Ave
OF the largest sweat shops In New
York clothing trade struck today. The
Tour branches OF the clothing works
nnlshers, nressmen and operators, un-
der the rule OF this Organization mum.
Der about 5000 They are saId 10 he
bosses. NNV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Minneapolis. MINI, XXI u
elal from Rush CITY, W. Fl 4,
st. John arrived n ,sss s.sh1s
that great iires have W. 4 z,
James Fleming. foiH
him ale missing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05
THINK HIM 4 NV n
hh Result Is ! rlrc,,,,
IN the WOODS -


-. Memphis Tenn, Sept.
me commercial-Appesl 6, Z ~
Ca. says Teiegrams M. n, :. q
OF a sensational shoosia ~ ~ ,'s'A
occurred there last nIss, 4, |
from accounts was 4 ' n.y., = !
The particulars are inyo, 'ss''
mystery as the scene va, !, !, !,
about twenty miles from ! . -
ONCE and special mssssss.. II
scene viii in all probabOI,y y
reports through tonirh, IS \ 4
time the farmers d HaS,s, y
joining counties have son ~ y
great demoralization UPON XII !. !,
wrought by the preserss = = i
inss OF Rev. benjamin Ga y
gro preacher who has b, :.
ing African emigration '.,'.,' u
growing rich at the expea.s !, n
groes by means OF an sa,.''. u
The negro has been opstslI.s
the name of Garrett bul 4. !.
tonight indicate that n /, y 4
CASTOR who has been III, =
the same line. For soma al !,
been working ia the MI.
sparta, but has kept in 4. /!
camped near Deveraus ,ts,l,.
He has had an armed bosy :
accompany him wherever +. /. !, Y.
and his followers are all T.,
Winchesters. He had ra,h.,. u |.
large crowd around him. IA
his camp WAS attacked BY 4, n
party made up of negroes srs
and u pitched battle enusa
was shot, but 1t is repoti.i 4,
bullet which struck hi, !,
glanced off. Gus Jenkins m.
lieutenants,s Is reported as al 4
wounded. MIS-. Jenkins was b,s
A boy named Mack is also !,
The reports from Dsyereaur !,
fully a dozen Of Gaston's follo,
wounded, but 1t Is believed Il
that this number is exagsersi,,
ing the past few days the nss,c
CASTOR have made threats sgaii
who would not join, and last 4
organized attack was made "a {.
ton forces. Gaston's people had
out at all the rad crossings |.
Of these, discovering the AL
party, fred and ran in. The At
crowd advanced, and a gem
cnanse OF SHOTS resulted % ~
De learned none Oh ihe a''a'N'1
~ero hurt'
II they were 'hey afe N ny
their luehti'y may not pe aA''
mors at sparta connect s'a'
iheht young farmers VIVA 'n
out no names are gwen NhF
that the local correspondent Y
ing the real names SO as 70 "
OF friends ana acquaintan''A \
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

You don't know how much your
ooSk has helped me, Mr. scribbs.n
Mr' seribbs-You fatter me.
y mean every word OF it When
sNes ! am restless | go get your
poo, Dook and inside OF fifteen minutes
III be asleep. Inter Ocean.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

puniSIrk. N. r. sfFs no ~.
raging here thrs1, s,Il.ss )
OF Fredonia when ' NE ~ 4
without protectioe. VI, NJ ~ Z
public reservoir l hss.1sr sif Z
exhausted by the .., XIII u lesl
sands OF dollars w'i' 1T
been destroyed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

sherman, TeXa Sept A. " Bailey
was nominated hero today Tor congress
by reclamation. the platform adopted
declared Tor free silver and Endorsed
Cleveland ana re1umnloudld election
of senators by direct vote OF The pco-
ala
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

cowes, Sept Alt has finally heen
decided that there viii be mo raco S M
year for the Cape May challenge cup
held by the Britannia, on account az
the iosn OF the viGilant's centarhoard
which occurred on her way here va,
sstaeN ms sailing committee OF the
moan sent a iettcs y Howard aouia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Austin, Tex. Sept 4.--The Clear
Greek irrigation company OF Meuard
county hled q charter today.
Madison county had sa5, 900 court
house bonds approved today by tho
attorney general
Gov. iIoss wired hia nrlyAts asnzA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Denver, Col. Sept i.-Fas Y,
to the national irrigation ~
returned from their ex'uis'' 4.
agricultural apd irrlga'sa X
around Fort Collins p'''' 4,
BOULDER this evening i
the delegates mel ~ AZ
to addresses by w ,,,.o
Don Ybarrola o. "a =.
on Irrigation in Mckee .i I 4
tlonal Relations" iie ~ uss sl,s;rl
government control Of W. "A N
ming through arid lanas ana mt
tribution OF their walssl 800 ~
eral Jurisdiction and mus srsss ~
luton introduced ys ,vs,ss Y
the distribution OF Ihe w. s',,. "
RIO Grande and the iiort norm. X "
Pearce and j. >. penA'
also spoke. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05
nnlln.ll.

Goldfish are OF Chinese origin.
They were originally found IN large
lake, near Mount Tsientsing, and
wore hrst brought TO Europe in the
seventeenth century The FIRST in
France came as present TO Mms.
de PoIupadour
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

us Ethel going to the sea shore
this summer9i
mo What's the nse7 Nobody
would believe she had been away.
She aeesp.. lreekle or tan a liz"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

hands Of the sheriff The hotel has not
been doing a paying business. The
help are left without means 10 bring
them back TO New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

and your senate, what does il
a .. asked the intelligent Hindoo.
ne senate,h said tho man who was
showing him around. sis something
.1e your Nirvana 1t doesn't do il
nsFely Is. "-lndianapolis Journal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

New York, Sent. 4,--wiliiam L. WI
son. chairman OF the ways ana mean,
committee and author Of the new tarint
Dill, has secured Passage on the Ameri-
can liner. Paris, for Liverpool which
sails at II o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

st. Paul. Minnp sep * Y
city. la, special say .,s,,. ~
Dows. IN Wright " III W 7
1000. was wiped eal ,p,Sssra
The loss will reae' - -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Harrisburg. Pa, Sept. 4.--Secretary
Harrity received the formal withdrawal
OF ex-Judge Butcher of Lewisburg, DEM
ocratic nominee for congress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05
a shor, WY nut Al.

rapa-sut why do you sign it.
~ our loving son, AmyPn
Amy-Why, OF course mamma will
Nupw. and couldn't spell daughter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

New York. Sept 4.-rhe United
States hotel at Long Branch Is in thu
Arizona republican., 1894-04-21

JIM MoNIHoN is the laboring mans friend. He is generous and kind hearted to the poor. No man is too lowly to receive his assistance. MT. Kellner grinds the poor man down. If the laborer after spending sleepless night with sick child is ten minutes late he is docked. The hungry man is driven from his door and when he loans money he charges 15 per cent a month on cut throat mortgage and after the debt has been paid in interest two or three times sells the poor unfortunate out, and with the proceeds spends the summers at Coronado Beach. Old Jim Monihon probably never saw beach and never visited fashionable water ing place in his life. but he is a big hearted, honest man and will be the next mayor of Phoenix.