davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-30
Rdmpfenbe Schneider.

MoieS Sriebmann bon No. $50 Sobnz
iOnitr. unb @bra bam 2tcbtenitein bon gto,
l42 2tbertDitr., 3pei fitr ben rWter6ant
Sailor" Wfar 0eptnfon bon SEQ. 225 %,
IA. StraBc arbeitenoe S9neiberletn, gez
rtetben 9eitern in cinen Disput iiber tbr
ebemaLi9eS 8aterlanb 6uiiti9zB oIen UNI
ereiferten ii6 babel berartig, DaB ii9 nit
S9eere, 9eubter unb 8igeleiien Die reip,
&0pfe bearbetteten. 0aS &elultat bieier
@ontrODerie lit, baB 8eibe NIT Oerbunbenen
SDpfen 6eute benz &ic6ter @berbar6t Die
&uflpartnng gu ma6en uno ftb aub aui
Die Qnflagen oes tbGtIicben @ngriffs unb
OeS unOrbentli6en 8etragens 81 DerantpOrz
ten batten. Sbr 8oB 9eOtniQn, ber &ube
3pildben tbnen 5u FIFTEEN iu4te, betam audi
eintge 0erbe0iebe. Die beiben e%rlt9enannten
S6neioerlejn pur6en bis gum 2. Stunt
unter ie $500 8iir9i9att 9eiteat.
, 1894-05-30
111an9eI an BobIen.
Der Kohlenerdber=Streif maht ftd in feinen
mtrfun9eu bereits rebt bemerfbar.

Der &~oblenmangeL madt iib 9e9entpGrs
ti8 in Chicago bereits recbt fiiblbar. Die
6Gtbler, tpelo6e nob 8orrGtbe BON Dem
6ei5materiaL Iiegen babetl, 9eben bapon mn
fletne QuantttGtcn ab, uno 3tpar au 6o6en
Bretien, uno es berricbt untcr tbnen bic
Nnit3t TOR, oaB in elmer 0o6e, b0bitens
in stpDlf Sa9en, bic geiammten &~oblenporz
rdthe in @bicd9o erib0pit ietn iperocn.
Nber ntht nur in G9icago macbt itb ser
&oblenntdn9eI lttangencDm bemerfbar,
AUDI Die neutrality-suspicious. in alien
Ibeilen oeS 9anOe5 b~cginnen inter bemieLz
ben Su letOen. Gtntge 8abngeieui cbaften
beSieben ieBt tbren 8cbarf an Wei6to6len
aus Der &Oblenre9ion am Cate Superior
u16 be5ablen minbeitenS so Gents per
Come mehr ais Dor lebS Wonaten. Qlnz
bere Babngelcli6aften ne6mten sum 6olS
ut0 sum Gobpetroleum ais 6ei3matertal
ibre 3uflucbt, nm &o6len gu er1paren.
@Gbrenb bic oben ouSgeiprodenen 8ez
fiircbtun9en fir cine balbige &0blennotb
bon Der WtebrSabG BET bteitgen &oblen>
bdnbler getbetlt iper6en, it1b einige tpenige
onbere &pblenbGnb[er Ser Oteinun9, baB
Die Gbica9oer &oblenoorrGtbe nob fir
IuIBe 0eIl uNStelu9el WeLpeIlI uIlp OuB DIE
@eril6te bon elmer beporiteben6en &oblen>
notb nur in l1mlauf 9ebra6t tuerbcn, Inn
ben BretS bes 9et5nlateriaLS in Die 6Dbe
5u ic6rauben.
6err $. 6. 8eaoer, bon ber Tirma
Beaoer, @eB & Co., lift elmer BON ben
6anblern, bte bet 2tnii9t itnb, OaB bic
&oDlenborrGtDe in G9icago in etwa 3ebr
Gagen cribOpft lein tperben. @r meint,
oaB IN bier Sagen iebt nicbt iobteL &oblen
na3 Gbicago gebracbt iuerOen t0nnten, ais
an einem Gage 9ebraudt niir6eu. St
ibGbt, baB nibt ntebr tpie $50 8aggonS
&oblen iebt td9ltcb bier eintreffen. Ser
RretS Der ri6par3en 9%tamanten", ertlGrt
ct t%petter, let iebt fir Mel6fOblen UNI 81
per Some b0ber, ais Dor einem Sabre.
8eiter meintc 6err 0caper, baB Die @iiens
babnen it6 nidt iooiel &ebLen Oeribaffen
f%0nnten, ais ie 9ebrauben. On eineQ8enz
Oun9 gum 8eiieren iet porlGufig nicbt 3l
benfcn, ba bic 9luSlicbten auf ba(oise 8eiz
legung BET Streifs oer G~rubenarbeiter nur
iebr gertng ieten.
NebnIibe Nnit9ten iprob 9eitern 6err
gft9olS bon Der 6irma @iIman & 9tibols
aus. BrGit6ent Stpeet bon Ser Chicago,
Ntlmtngton & 8ermiuton Goal 50. 6as
gegen lit elmer bon Sen SGnbIern, !pelcbe
Der Nnit3t itnb, boB cine tpirflicbe &oblenz
Rotb nicbt 3u befiircbten tit.
, 1894-05-30
Unter 6en RGoern.

9aoe 8o6ett aus SEQ. 22O @rteiian Q(pe.
9lttt, ais ct 9eftern Na9mtttag bon einem
Snbianaitr. g ferbebabnipagen in Der 0tGbe
Der Ottlpallfee 2lpe. berabipringen tpoate,
aus unb fteI inter Die 9tG6er zines Doriiberz
fo9renben Ba8ens Der 6irma 0eder &
linbratte. 9abei 3o9 er iidb am &opfe Ser
lebungen 81, benen 3ufolge er ieBt ihper
tranf in i~eiter @obnun9 bornieber Itegt.
Ser &utiber 6es beiogten N8a9ens, 6. 81.
8ableD nit 9farnen, tpuroe iebob nidbt ber=
baftet, ba ct f~einerlet S9ulb an benz I'M
'glide trGot.
, 1894-05-30
Don einem 5u9e iberfabren.
10. u. DOING uno ein 1nbefannter an Ger
10. Stra6e pom einem 5rodt5u9e
9%etootet.

Nn Set 16. ltn6 Start StroBe tpur6er
bellte Worgen 3tpet 9eute bon etnem Sitter
5l9e Der GDtcagO & Goitern Suinot8 8abn
itberfa6ren unb get0btet. gtab 8apteren,
Die man BEL ben einen fano, mar ietr
Shame SO. sc. Ooune. Der anoere lit bis
tebt ntcbt tbentift3irt ipor6cn. Die bei6er
9eute gtugen OitItcb bte S9ienen Der y2lir
Stne" entlang un6 paren an benz &rcu3z
puntte nit benz SA~ienenitrange Der @bico9c
& Gaitern SatnoiS 8abn angetommen,
alS Elm Sra6t5u9 Der ~9enanntcn 8abn rid
tpdrtS oaber gefabren fam. sic batten ber
a3ug ottenbar ni6t bemerft; 8etbe purben
81 gletber 3ett nt~e6er9etporfen unO bon
ben 3tGbern 3ermalmt. Ooung mar augenz
bltfltcb cine Get9e; ieiu &amerob lebte
nob, ais man i'm aufbOb, bocb itarb CT auf
benz l8e9e nab benz ct. 9utaSz6oipttal.
8etoe 2eiben murben nab benz 6auie SEQ.
IL Qoams StraBe 9ebracbt. Son Der 53ug>
%belnannung Duroe gtiemanb ber6aftet.
8etbe Wtdnner tru9en Qlrbettertleioung
unb man nimntean, baB itc 3immerleute
tparen. Ooun9 bate einen 6reipaB in ben
Sai6en, ber bon ber vGbicdgo GttD &aiItpap
60" auSgciteQt mar. Sein @efdbrte lit
8 SUB 9 3oa groB, un9efdbr 40 Sabre alt,
bate etnen brauneu S6nurrbart unb trug
etnen tpetcben i9mar3en Sil36ut.
, 1894-05-30
Gin unoetreuer Neffe.

Der Supelter &anbOIpb 2a6a0ie, 6eIien
@ei4aft iib in benz 3immer SEQ. 5 Oes
@ebduOeS ISL Glart StraBe %befin6et,
ibeint OaS Opfer elmer gar 3u bereitz
t~piutgcn 8ertrauenSieligfett getpOr6en gu
iein, Die er an ieinem Neffen 6arrD Sarr
Oeri6wen6ete. 6arrD fam tir8Ii4 bon
Seem gort nab Gbtcago unb fanO bel
ieinem SnteI &ufnabme, tpdbreno ct it6,
leinen @ngaben 8emGB, na5 elmer Steaung
umibaute.
Qtm Montag ertIdrte Sarr, cine SteGung
arf Der Weitieitc gefunben su baben, unb
mabte BET Dem Sntel cine bO6ere Qnletbe,
nm ben eriten Wtonatsgebalt abparten 81
t0nnen. 9tad6em Sarr bas 6auS beS
OnfeGS DerIafien bate, bemerfte Der lebtere
su leinem S6reden ben Gerluit BON fitnf
goLbenen ltbren. Betteve gtabfori6ungen
cr9aben, 6aB Tarr III elmer SpieGbube Die
ltbren unO ben Wonats9ebaft, ben ct bon
ietnem SnfeI entlieben battle, 5ugeieBt bat.
Ser gtefe lit iettber oeri4punoen.
, 1894-05-30
ufdttY" ais Sebensretter.

Seize S6ep, Elm 2tngsiteGter in 2tarOns
SommtltnS8ei5dft, 118 g. @aterftraBe,
Der bel ben 8aufleuten bteier @eibGftsz
itraBc inter Ocm gtamen v6attp" beiier be-
FAINT 1T, rettete g~eitern nit eigener 2ebensz
gerabr einen iungen @rieben, 9tamens
StortS 8Ornife, Dor benz @rtrintungsz
toDe. Der iunge Griec6e Deriuc6te auf Die
9earbornitr. s8riide 8u iprtn9en, ais bieie
gerabe aufgeorebt Dur6e. @r trat babel
tcDl un0 ~itir3te in BEN Slug. SAITH"
ipran9 t6m na6 unO 5og ben iungen Mtann
aus Dem naiien @Lemente beraus. Seine
Sreunbe ipOlen tbm fir Ieine brape Shat
cine golbene Wtebaiuc fifteen.
, 1894-05-30
Bitter fir farpeu.

Gor &ic9ter SuIeD be9annen geitern Sic
S6luBreOen Der QnpdIte in benz betannz
ten 9ro5eB SturgeS VS.. SartpeQ. 9(ulpalt
MOnrOe grtff Sobn 9. Sarpea in icboz
nun9sloier @eiie an. Gr iaste: ng8tr
ieben bier etnen Mann oor unS, Ser ftch
itets ais gutter gbriit, ais 8atriot, ebrenz
batter @eibdftSmann unO Iopaler 8iir9er
a~uf5uipielen periucbte. 2l6er Die 8eipeile
5ei8en uns, oaB ct nicbt nur unebrlib unb
un6rtItlt9, ionoern aIcb elmer Ser
i9ltmmiten 6eucbler mar. Gr ibloB einen
@ontroft ab, Der I'M Bioeriprltd6 nit benz
Grtminalgeiebe GH9lanOS itan6 unb ipar
I'M 8egrtff, Oie @~eieBgebun9 zines Gdtpe1terz
itaoteS Su bethlehem. Die mOrulticbe Ser
t%ommenbett Sobn g. 6arpcu'S lit uiel
l9limmer ais Der pbDiii9e !3ulammenz
bruc9 ietueS @eguers @m, Stur9es."
, 1894-05-30
.flob aus oem 8IotternbofnitoL

ON ~ ~ANIISI ptIul.
0as @eiHn66eitSamt tpurbe ~aeIfsrn9Iben6
benabrt9ttgt, DaB oa5 iecbs Wouote o(te
&ino Der an Der 8aultno lino Is. Srroee
tpobnbaften Srau Qlnnic 9unSfi an 6en
8lattern e~rfranft iet. QllS Der Q~(mbuLon,z
tpagen baS 6tnO nacb Dem 8latternboIoit9L
nebnten %tpOlte, protettrte Die Ofutter boz
ge9en, un6 ie CAB itd6 crit 3ufrie6en, oIs
ibr g~eitattet tpurbe, bo5 6tn6 at bealeiten.
Sic na9m nit Dem &inbe unb nit sfpei
mtGnnlicben 8erfpanbten 6araufbin 8Lab
in Sen acknowledgement, Der UNI balb II
ltDr gtac6tS Dor benz 9eitbGuie eintraf.
Srau 9unsfi, Die i6r &in0 i'm Q(rm
bate, beiann ii9 ieBt pieber eineS anbern
lno i6ifte iib an, NIT benz &inoe ipieber
bas 6Oipttal gu Derlaiien. Sic IieB Iic6
aud ourb bic 11eberrebunQen Der geiu16z
bettSbeamten nic6t 3Int 8leiben beipegen
llnb eS gelan8 ibr NIT Der llnteritiibung
Der betoen WtGnner, Sic ie begLcitet batten,
gu entflte6en. Die @eIunobeitSbeamten
tonnten NIGHTS ipeiter tbun, ais Die 9oli5et
Der Satpnoale@S Station BON benz 8orfaGe
gu bena3ricbtigcn. BIS beute 8ormittag
tonnte Srau 9unSfi a6er ni6t ermittelt
per6en.
Die 4er3te iinb Der 9(nfi6t, 6aB bas ain6
Der SroH 9rpSfi in So1ge Der faltcn
gtacbtlHft, Der es ausgeieBt mar, fterben
mtrb.
, 1894-05-30
Don elmer Shtere erfh[doen,

Gem 26idbrisen 6bpeOen, Martin
8engion, Ser in ben 8ertitdften Ser vSuiz
mis- Steel Co." ais Qtrbeiter angelteut
mar, fieG 6eute Wor9en betm Nuflaben bon
@iienba6ni6ienen auf etnen &oIfarren
cine Ser Sbienen auf BEN 2etb. ST erIitt
10 ibpere ~Gerlebungen, baB ct na3 Ser
tauf bon 5ebn Mtnuten itarb. Seine
2eicbe tpuroe na9 ietner frii6eren @Obnung,
go. 8434 @reen 8ap QLpe., aebroht.
, 1894-05-30
6eirdthsfheine.

Sioio6 9. Coles, ellie 6olmes. 29-24
@laotSlop &opolsti, &iQie WtorI6oQ. 28-1S
Die q. SobniOn, Sba 90, 8er9quiit. 1913
SSlpolO Ste9ert, 0toio 0ummel. 80. 1913
Charles 8. BariouS, Wtopbel s. cobb 27-22
6ronf 2S. SSber9, Otiunie @ro9ert. .23-19
J~tuoolpb SranOl, @ret9en 8oB. .37-27
@orl 0eiien, 6ulbo 2inb. .24-23
0enrD 60rtman, 2iQie 8erwlot. .... 1914
@eor9e Wtanooli, 2alra 8opQ... .32-22
@onrao Wti3alSfp, @Oitb 6Ofimoun. 1870
Treb. $. Softer. gaura sc. 6ofner. . .26-21
Srtb Strnrterr, Caroline S6un1m ..... 1870
Sraut Stern, Nnnie Giles. 1913
2ntbonp 9. Stufo, Gbriltiue gtecor. =. 1913
Somes $, @aruod, 3ennte Stone. $3.50
Sautlel 9torObpe, &nnie e. &ao6. =. 1913
9opib Monerleft Otu99te Moncrieii. .34-27
gSt0iam @abl, SObpnno g8e9ner. .21-24
Sans 0obmobl, 6rieba Gbriitionieu. .31-21
9erman &htg, Nmelia 93marS. -. .24-2O
9erbert =. HObmto9e, Glealor S. @.
Otto 2tnO, Au9uito 8er9ren. ...... .22-19
6reo. S. 3touie, 0ena Gridi .28-24
Ottron 9. Perri9o, Nu9uita DO. Wtoore33-38
Soiepb 0obl. Sel1ltte Wtariuier. ..... .21-19
Somes g8. Sane, 2(9ues Ne6b. 90. 23-21
Qu9ult 28eitber9, @mrna 8Ol6anb. 80. 1856
GbarleS Suelan, 2ttnie Biiar. 800. BIB
8dtrid Ofouop, Mtorgaret Geane. ... .24-22
9errp Sobnlon, NaD 90. SOrreit ....22-22
, 1894-05-30
oFFICIAL PUBLICATION

Animal Natpmnnt of the MISUNDERSTANDING
hhnual O'atUmVht COMPANY Of Philadelphia in
the State of Pennsylvania on the 3lst dav of De-
cember, 1898: made to the Insurance Superinten-
dent Of the State Of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
full eoOo mn m
, 1894-05-30
@iR i

aaben ibnen Spob's Sarfaporiao unb ieBt ftnb tie itdrter
uub %ge7inber als iemaIs. @ir %empteblen es b%eitens."
G.. so. Daniels, 9tetatpota. &onias.
Hoods PilIen beileu @eritOpfung, inOem ie biz
Sbdtieteit Der Orgaue, tpelte benz Dilute meme S0fte Gus
tabren unb bre 8erbauuu9 p%ermittelu, Wieberberitelen.
, 1894-05-30

il6er9eben. 9teielbe entbGlt auBer anberen
llnteri6riftcn auh b~ieientgen bes rIiiilden
SrtegSminilterS g8ittc unb SET 6erren
Sermoloip unb &opaletpstD.
81 0 M, 20. O1ai.
Ser 8aplt empTing bcute ben 8iibof
BON Ga Groiie, BtSc., DR., theol. San1e8
S6naba3 un6 Sen 8t19of BON Sprung
ftelb, Ofaii,, DR.. theol, S9Omas 9antel
0eDdn.
, 1894-05-30
Qpn6nn. %. M2ni.

Qon6on, 20. Mfai.
Ser Observation-Disclosures S. so. Barrie,
oeiien ant Dori0en Samitag erfolgte Grz
%frantung 9emelOct mur6e, lie8t ieBt in be-
bentltc6em 3ultanbe barnie0er. @r lei6et
an 2un9enent3iinbung, unb Die &ranf6eit
bat ieBt AUDI BEN 5peiten 2~un9enflGgel erz
%griffen.
IS lift bier ouf9efaQen, 6aB fetner Ser
Nttniiter beS &a6inetS cine @inlaoung gu
Der I'M Stunt in SEEDS onberaumteu Gone
feren3 ltber bic ltmgeitaltung oes Sberz
bauleS erbalten bat.
Serb Salisbury belt beute an Sic Mfttz
glte6er Der @rpcer5 @ompanp etne Q[nz
ipra6e, in beren 8erlouf er 1icb iiber bic
8etpegung 9e8en ba8 Sber6auS a~u8ipradb.
st e%rflGrte, baB nocb Dtele Sabre per9eben
t%pltroen, e6e 6le 8epegung trgcnO tpelcben
@rfOI8 baben mitrbe unO fiibrte ais 8epeiS
oafitr bic Wfeinung5peri6ieben6eit Bic unz
ter ben Mttglte0ern beS Cabinets iiber Die
Troge berricbten an. @r ipilrbe ieoocb, fubr
CT tort, nt3t bic 8iibn9eit ba6en 8t be-
9auptet, mie MorleD eS 9etban, 0aB baS
9berba1S 0aS 8outperf 9egen Die 2eiOenz
lcbaftltcbtett beS 8olfe5 lei. No8e8en tie
gu tantpfeIt DGtten, OaB iei 11t3t Die 2eibenz
1c9aftllc9tett oeS 8oIfes, iDnbern parlaz
mentartl9e G6nfe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
GRAPEVINE COLLEGE
A NEW AND GROWING SEAT or
LEARNING.
Fine buildings, Thorough Courses
OF study and Able Instructors.
Everything Most Favorable 90 the
Student.

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e'g,.,,1, :" wy ~. 49," pstts
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IL, ,,5 'i,.n 'stu''l,l 70 Nl"pe-
~, - wy" Nv Vsen p9 ~, WV sii,t.' W
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r'taN'v 'latl.uslNh uAHes 'ho name OF
N'fig,. ny eein'ilary,
r, 80 n'''''l'Si y was eher"F'u US tue
fyFult NVnN5N'
AZ, p'l,rs y tno,gush tulo.lslhe ana ish-
s''el' N1ilae, iul,l up 20 thc h'rt rue
~" ~, ~ "ul'u.ns, W. hloiy rune
~ I'l.nl ~ h.Ne' or opilNehleneo
~ .u.e' nnu WI Nl"ltHl !"
" W ~, ',e''g'N VIZ, upl,lvl vein az heN-
u.i.noi nplNi"tpa,
o.,i,n.,ln 'H' ~ ~ ipvai plaSe i9r a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Biographical Sketch OF DIR. Dur
niger. nj Home nnd Abroad.
a student by nature. cultivation and
habit, An indomitable worker IN tho
fields both Of thought and practice. u
genial, N'hOlesoued compaulon-the
you have the personality Of Or. w. a.
purnger
Not 80 long ago MS to give occasion
to this handsome bachelor doctor TO
blush at the aparont bad Judgment or
lack OF tact OF the female sex, Dr. Dur
lnger was born In Pincl.ncyvllln. III.
Wlnlo he was q lad. Just arrived IN his
teens, his parents removed TO rarrant
county. TeNaa. His father, man or
means, engaged In farming and at that
early period the young Durlnser gaze
evidences OF the direction IN which tho
shadow Of the growing tree would TALL
by his excursions into the puuntry col
lcotlug bones Of animals, putting to-
gcther and studying them and now ana
then trapping an unwary rabbit which
never saw the table but had pll his anat-
omy laid bare by the rcmOreelcss BAR
law soalpel. OF HIS own voliuon ~
purchased hts first two medical works
and devoted himself to a close study OF
their wonder8.
In 1850 he went to Now orleans and
entered the famous Tulane Medical
school, where he studied with uemen-
dous zeal until 1882, when he earned "A
scholarship and became a tutor In the
Charity hospital. In the class ~ thirty
live students who competed Tor
the honor. seven wcp elected.
The perqulsltes OF the once
are very meagro from the hn9hnlhl
standpoint, being board aud lodging,
but so great 81 ghe advantage IN the
vast practical experience afforded mat
Il IL something the ambitious medical
student looks forward to ana studies
with all his might 10 attain, so fierce
and sharp WAS the competition. mat OF
tho seven vict0rs IN the mental arena
not one made a lower grade than w
points out " possible 100 on most
arduc--1 examination ana caon OF
these awe become instructors subAe-
quontly In leading instituiions-men
whose brain and achievements nave
been honored, DR.. Durlnger occupying
the chair OF genito-urlnnry surgery IN
tho college mere.
~ the Termination Of lis service In
the hoapitnl. In 1855. Dr. DurlnBer came
to .Fort Worth to practice merglng
into the firm OF BlrtH.- l'eild e Dnr-
inger which remains unonang7l I0a0y'
with persistent determination the
doctor not aside a portion of each year
10 study. to going abroad and learning
rpmcthlng, He has taken courses OF
lectures in thc leading American ine.a-
fcai couterr and IN 1858 entered the
University Of Berlin, Germany where
he remained until the spring Of 1880
taking n special course IN surgery.
The doctor was the surgeon 81 the
Fourth regiment OF Texas volunteers
under General Mabry and has been sur
geon of the Fort Worth fenclhles since
its organization. He - knight or
Pythlas. an Elk and a Royal Arch Ma
son,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23


Prominently Identified with the med
ical fratcraity is DR., f. u. caups.
This gentleman was born IN overinn
county. Tenn. March. 1851 When young
his parents removed to TeNaE, locating
at Arlington. this county. lie rccesvVd
a splendid education at Mansfield col
legc, and nj Bingham, N c, AZ the
latter institution no was eaQet onicer
during lds second year, graduating
TN 1856, when he began the study OF
medicine IN the Office Of ORA. eRaii =
Adams, During the fall OF lsSS he at
tended the college OF physicians and
SURGEONS OF Now York and In june.
1921, graduated. heing elected prOa-
don't OF his class. consisting o. 10
members. DR. Capps held responsible
positions in the Polyelinc and also
ten Vanderbilt clinic, remaining ono
summer in charge Of the surgical Do.
pawmnnt. September. 1921, ne returned
to Texas and ehe following December
begun practice. Twice has he served
the city as city phy75h,iss. declining TO
run for third term. Juno, 1925 no mar
ried Mlss Louise Bean. daughter OF
Or, Il. j. Beall. During the summer
OF 1898 DR.. Caps took a post graduate
course Ia New York.
DIR. Capps Ia n man OF brilliant mind
aud Is fun OF enterprise and progress
slyenesi. He 70 tho Junior member Of
Tho well known medical llrm Of lealL
walter & Caps No man has more
friends, due to his affabie and winning
manner
The doctor 10 an active member OF the
state medical association. and oacu-
pies the position OF secretary OF sur
gical section lie was one OF the or
glnizera OF the Fort With medical
college and is professor 81 physlology
and lecturer on the Diseases 6. the
mind and nervous system
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
OLD FORT
WORTH NATIONAL
Hacked WIN the Prestige of Age
and Honesty.

In Va inception. away bnck yondcr
In 1919, what Is now tho Fort Worth
National bank was private bank oper-
hted by Mesars Tidball ~ Wilson In
1874 Mr.. Wilson severed MS connection
with tho Institution and the bank went
under the management Of ridbaii Van
Zandt A. CO., tho company being
Mrssrs. y. j. Jarvis. its present Vice
PRECEDENT. md ex-Mnyor J y. Smith.
Under this management md owner
ship u continued FOR ten years until
7tsi, roofing ks-iffirmiy In the con.
mcrciRl world of the city and county.
il was not until 1854 that the bank
was Incorporated 10 Fort Worth Ma
tiOnal bank No. aiai. 1ts stockholders
president, Thomas a. Tidball vice-preAi-
dent and NJ Harding CASHIER There
were seven Stockholders in the bank AZ
that time rnd n began ita operations
With a capital OK $4,000
In 1890 six years later, this capital
was increased to 100000. Two years
later IN 1922. Mr.. Tidbail resigned ms
vlcc-pfesld,nt and Major Jaryis was
elected 40 fiil the vacancy IN the man
aRenont no created,
From 1854 70 isgi this firm and rell-
able Old banking institution paid ta4S,-
900 IN dividends.
There ia always an interest attaching
10 The history N the men who arc az
ISOLATED with me history Of prominent
and old institutions. In the case 0t
most Of tie men Identified with this
hank the well informed Fort WORKMAN
recognizes names lnarparnblr from a
complete htsiorg Of Fort Worth, fac
tors In the cify's general rrOwth which
the observer or chrOnlcler traces into
hundreds ~ Vital manifestations. sturdy
hands which were ever outBiretohed
vim The prosperity OF the city IN which
they had 80 long made their homes de-
mandct IT,
Major Van zandt "a n Trnnesseeau By
birth. or rrfher as be sometimes fnce-
tI0usly expresses 81. by accident"
Ills father, q TcnueHseean. had removed
% Afifalsalppi, and II WAS while his
mother was visiting relatives IN Ten
naaaeG that ne WIS born. while q
mere babe q q hoy BIS parents removed
x TINT part ~ THIS state which Il now
Harrison county, near whsne the OH Of
NarSnall now H. Taxaa was thru the
republic Of Tcxaa for q was IN the year
1852. Ills father died while the major
.sas q mere lad. and 4 N somewhat
remarkable c0inridrBCa tina, after all
thig Intervening history and the iumuit
81 war his mother and brother and
thrae nistrrB ahouid happen TO be To-
s.tad ~ Fort Worth.
AZ the ol0se of fhe war the major yet
tied IN Fori Worth and devoted him
stif to merchandising with succrer. He
sold out III 1914 and during the nubte-
aiis1t twenty years has been IN The
banking buainess and with tho present
bank.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

20 Texas In 1851 lilo II native OF
North Carolina. but was raised IA ililn.
oils. MIR, Jaryin In n lawyer by profess
nion and a member az tho Fort Worth
bar, but having ample means has found
IL imperative TO devote his time to hia
personal analts and has praouccd but
llttlc.
y. Harding IA lIoniuclSlan by birth.
but Tor years conducted banking
business Ia Paris, Tom. lle came to
Fort Worth IN 1885,
rhomna a, Tidban IN an old time Fort
WORKMAN. having come here In 1873,
from Lexington, Mo- lie h also Assoc
cihtod with the Southwestern Bridge
and Iron company. operating near this
city, and has ben identinpd with a
number of Leading cn;crprisrn.
r., l., Ellison Was an Anpncinto Of Mfr.
Harding IN Paris Tenn, IN the bank
ing bualnphs, but " "a native Of the
line Orhan state, And with tho sturdy
and lcarnrd personality OF Dr. n. !.
ilcail what Furt WORKMAN ~ unfanll-
iar1 Morgan lOnoa, formerly prcHldont
OF the Fort Worth aud Denver railway.
now iih receiver. aud tho CHIEF archle
tcct 81 that rond's greatness, concludes
tho list Of this Interesting body " bank
dlrcators, hAiilng from Fort Worth. y.
q Amblrr halls at present from
Dallas, though ho lived here until re-
Gently. And DR. a. j. chlldreaH ~ "a
phygiclan OF means, % Tencll hut does
NOT practice hia profession now
on Biblical authority 81 In ntntpd that
man "a known by his WORKS. and this
body have reason to congratulate them-
solves FOR bcinB able 80 point 20 this
old, reliable ana trusted bank for n
part VI their records,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

The Cumberland Presbyterian church
IS represented by two congregations
In Fort Worth. Taylor Street church.
the first one organized. built It's first
mouse OF worship In 1873, during the
pastorate Of Rev. A. II. stephens, now
or Chicago. 1t was modest frame
structure, but was entirely adequate
70 ~ the needs OF the city and congEe-
cation in its day.
The present edifice was built while
Rev. r. NJ. Tinnon, d. D., was PASTOR
in the year 1855. II is n beautiful stone
structure. valued at $4,000. Situated
In the heart OF the city. II Is one its
architectural ornaments. The cougre-
cation Is harmonious In Its fellowship.
progressive and clear-sighted in It's
methods and catholic In spirit.
The East Side Cumberland Presby-
terian was organized during the pasto-
rate OF Or. Tiunon, with a mere hand
full OF members and with no house Of
worship. Its property Is now valued at
$4,000 and 1t has membership Of 100.
This church is located In n rapidly
growing portion Of the city. and Is do
Ing much to maintain high standard
of Christian citizenship.
Whatever may be said OF the city's
material growth and commercial activ-
ity. II has by no means outgrown its
religious development. The religious
denominations have not been slow 10
divine the future OF Fort Worth and
have made adequate provisions In sub
siantlal and ABUNDANT church equip
ment. From the center to the clrcum-
ference of our city are to he found
wide-aweke bands Of Christian workers
assisting our material growth by teach
ing Christian principles. One might
travel throughout the land and ind IN
no city n more aggressive type OF
church life than In Fort Worth.