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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

How the Late william of Holland
Served Ills Music.

IL tba Io4a trtra x,-t,,,.... ~ ~,
the i9te hing Mlll!am III Of Hol-
Ilhu prlded himself on anything 1t
was on MS khowledge OF music. m
t'.,si ne I'm, NV eotnpose1 an opera en,
titled The Slave of camoene'" and
although the public did not go into
raptures over II. the KING was con-
WINGED TO the DAY OF nus death mat II
was one 81 me greatest works OF art
produced during the century
me eomposiuoh OF thls WORK ana
NOT lhvolYe mueh iupor on ms part
Az such moments as ne believed nm
sen to be inspired ne would summon
ms secretary anu pruer nun 70 scat
hlmFelt at me piano, tneh the ,royai
Soillposer wou,a N,.N ep o'iia u,s t1o'i.
hummlng tune ana Would suddenly
stop and exelalm
Ii@y uas ~, eu'ie no" u'-u'' pVi''-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

c.,,.,orcina March /, 1891, The. santa
80. will sell iirst-clnss hmitta
- fscn, ali points in Texns on us
llcHle' iine md The Paris branch 70
NJ Angsles. San Diego, San Francisco
- infprmedinte points, via fnretl nnu
hig,,nnernue AZ the very low rae o.
so. ronnd trip ticket limited 70 say y,
f00 days, will be sold az rae q
S35 30. a., 0t. ,,sanelled nc.
co,nmolntions and attractions ~ 81 III
lolni" steamers and Pullman IonnSl
~ eyss,ers with but one change OF cars
srem l'exas 10 California, H..
M eyeeedingly low rates onerep ~
,bs santa lie viii suggest S =, 70 70
~, minds Of the people OF AeAhA NV
Ky ,,snet and. Of course, the mo,
th ..,. fair which VIII be open unnl
w. IA is NOT 70 be ogerlooked'
yl,sito4s 10 the White city neea hy'
saar az being tired with duhAeA'' W
...,ctlons al the Golden. Gate. c.
The Worlds Fair ", a. Wy ~
,,...,.;sco fair Is sometimes reieiIea 70
ff anelsss buildiugs that. as works q
hAs ,sssfnrsl arr. are said 20 be super,
arrii ny mo buildings Of the Columbian
iasition. aud competent erlil1s ~
~ .het for plcturesqnehcss anu per
-. ~ Landscape effects the MIC
ieellvn ,liariav On the shores OF TIC
Wac liiss arrels m previous efforts.
Az ~ Information regarding nckets. iiilie
III snS si.spiug car AcconmodatsonA
spply 10 the nearest ~ sasm K EESAN
address, u Gsi9esiou, Tsraa.
N-I. DOHEKIf, -. MA,
pas Art.. 400 Main ST. Fort worm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

After Many Mutations 1t WIN be
Converted Into a Pleasure Bont.

O"I'0T'V" I"'" " 'IV"7u'V """'
Newport News.
mo pugri,, tho Yah, hrut h,, a
pi iasrlIli me gauht pullt ny
,5' os'',i ssi.uie''e lVr eae usie,lse ..
LA ' $500 20 Suh W. mN ~ W
i,,ta "''N.,SI ~ .'taeeee ~ Se ~,
DE- uoo. I,Se ' .i, ~ ~ Ns s,,a
~ $500 I'M ne h.. Vei M nss'n ,,,,t
M WI ~ '' ~ ',.sS q ase,sW ~,
in luz mrts vi SltS SV1.s'',,'.' -, ,,,nse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

Philadelphia Record
The roars Of lions and tigers, the
growls Of bears and other noises pc
culiar to wild beasts are lust now de-
lighting the small boys who chance
to be in the vicinity OF the winter
circus building, and the desperate en-
counters that are alleged to take place
while the fearless trainers are reheaIb-
ing their accomplished brutes may DE
of daily occurrence, .-..,...
Heinrich MehTman was rehearsinB
his charges yesterday In the imposing
net known as the geological pyramid
This is formed Of four lions, two tigers,
two leopords, three dogs, one Thipet
hear and a big Polar bear. All went
vveIi until AIuffel. the Polar bear, was
renlIired to mount the pedestal on
which he forms the apex OF the
pyramid. -
Muffel was in surly mood ana
Mehrman called for block and taekle
with which to hoist the oIute nv
nosition, A hot fight ensued, during
which sultan, huge lion, showed a
disposition to join in the fracas. re
crent like q cat toward the trainer
who. armed with only a whlp ana nus
nerve. was arguing with the peai ;
The man outside the cage shouted
notes Of warning, ana FOR g uuie
| Mehrman had TO fight for lie WIN p Sl.i
| Nuffnel and sultan as ANTAGONISTS ~ I
| swipe Of Sultan's trusty paw GU ~
| away mart Of the trainers sleeve ana
M n cash IN his arm, but sun ne
| fonght on until, dripping wlth per
sniration. he saw himself the victor
md rehearsal was resumed, Tralnel
| Ntabru,an IA said to be only sllghtlN
inSnred but both Muffef and sultai
were feeling badly last evening
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

'fNNtetA AlhIutcl.
Lipseomb, Tex, March 2i-poi,,,cs
IN II. thls part Of the Panhandle arr v sies
, lutte considered at this time Na ,r,s
o. candidates for county otllces '', srs
~, DereY pronounced, and lie ram.
eal differences between the HOG ana
Clark factions are rarely dlsenssc ,I
even among wen-informed men. There
IS however, universal desire for mar
meny In state affairs.
CONGRESSMAN c, V. CoclSreu has In.
formed number OF our citizens 81
MS inability, by reason OF the pro-
longed session Of congress, 10 paw a
visit TO this portion Of his district.
There Is a prevalent feeling in our
county that Mr.. Coekreli deserves
wei Of his constituents.
John De Long Of Hansford county
has purchased the ranch OF ex-sherl6s
Cupp OF Lipscomb. Mr.. De Long is a
resident Of fifteen years' standing in
the Panhandle, and HIS surroundings
show he has prospered materially,
He VIII move to Lipscomb in May.
The lS-months-old child OF Banker
Parker Of Lit, comb died OF the 18th.
and was buried on the 18th instant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23
Revenge


Chicago tribune
IL was lhIu'e uSit' ,,.,,s,,,d ttseif
And the weary hlsht u'"sb'u
Little boy said the gentle aolt-
voiced young man. who had neon Wy
ing for hours In vain TO sleep, ''s nc
leaned across the aisle ana spohe w ~ ~
was taking his first ride on uis G .,5a
and didn't want 70 sleep anyhow, ~ a."
you see that fat old Eentl,eiinRh nS''I oa a,,u
middle Of the car VIZ, ms i'oAu ''''''
ing back on ms heat, .nor,,, 40
loude"
YES" .,..,, u. 90
"Beth hheEW wv 49, a., ottlte
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

plspatch.
sAerille, Tex, March 21.-Mrs. G.
'Isf living near Browns Ferry
~ liver, died last evening.
lan named Sheaves was thrown
ls horse at the oil mill today
salonsly injured.
a. Glisson of the Cotton Belt was
nay He stated that a round
re Of SIS from Gainesville had
sven for the reunion at BirminS-
Futon IS in circulation calling
p T Mitchell to make the race
I lesislature.
ais In the city today state that
~ent heavy rains washed out
Anuties Of corn and damaged
1 extensively.
4 n Hover, an old resident living
-nes east Of the city, died yes
Tstiess horse was seen hoatinl
4 rHd river late yesterday even
4 y : supposed his rider is LODGED
4 driftwood.
4 lInmissioners' court met TO-DAY
MED the vote on local opuoI
heSter precinct. The result
i against prohibition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23
/ IRE LIKE WET HENS,
.arsE BEAUTrEs, BECAUSE
NAN or SCIENCE,


.t.d urpEa.
lssecia.e" ,,.,.,h 9o-Dr stanton
II York MAJ VI 49,.
,..mred today to croWueu i'"use
a. Music hall, and took oeca-
lfnsf" - women were mentally
70 say 'ha' IL, T. noe
uorslly Inferior 10 i'e". - ""9
their education. and not to
-.,t defects. He added that
lnheie''' -, d,,e 10 tbair mas
stnealioh "'-9 a,,s..,. ~
uen. II women were ""esis' "S
= they are, there would be no
III III, women are not angels.
srs' ~ 80 ,his massage from
4. Colt then le''u '','S
\ the works Oh the hoNeiis' u
womanis education is but the
archaeological vocation to
Of hei .-st.a5 a. ,,aa,o
man. she - tral'ieu ~ man
Il, as the serfs We're formerly
f. bis service"
~ l'l -, -, onn,,os 90 tho
salu Di' -
classes as wen as the upper no
4 ives for herself. Man Is her
-bsr god. Suppose men We're
9 /. NJ in the same manner? Where
man's splendid qualities be-
Il rolt said that polstofs saying
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

i Dispatch.
ra,,os,s III oi,,h mot last night
sgs gv' 1915 80 81 pba courthouse,
w c SeS,,l wiIb Democrats.
cll,oa ,U"I ho,d rendered nice
~
!, ,bs ,og,,1ar business forty or
nv r ,VS T hers iained the club,
~ ' S.% r,oo, %; - Was called on
lSsor5od U,itb rouslnr patrl-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

c,no1,au Customs omcer Suddenly
becomes Insane.

BY Associated TTFs7' ~,
Niagara Fails, n. Y, March 22.1"I
, ~ ne emperor OF Germany" shouted
4 large. long chin-whiskered man on
the Canadian side OF the upper s ri.
nenslon bridge this afterno9 ,,. ,1 ~ ~
man was John Ai leo',s trh y, had sud
ssty sone crazy. Tourists and visit
u uss ,vl,o were passing 70 and FRO On
~ ~ h mng viewed with fear the WIG
aie ma demonstratlve man ms
ecu ,s ID. drew crowd. He IMAGINED
shou's ~ we're paying him court ang
una, tla ana told them they should
he Dow W tbelr hats. Many did 10 hui
t mar Siin The police have r., Me ~ yIll
~ tconanement now for rear ne "i'
AZ Az himself bodily harm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

t ~ me county wet. while othsrs so,,
el s aeounty going against. does not ~
s nv those districts alreas,. AN Y,
VIDA M 'e wv Of waSahaehie ara ii.
here s ,oS Aaty pay car passed throurh
nv nv Ytlilylent little force AZ the deno n
cldsd :, iNsthghs Of Pythias have de- Do.
tsre - form uniform rank ana VIII
i2s @s Steps ~ the near future 10 organ. 4.
pIi Ssn a. Berry, a farmer living three
bnth;rw ess OF here, while In the act u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

Dispatch,
Tex. March 22.-This section
e,,eu with a bountifui rainfall
Has .9nr days, Farmers are well
~ ani report good season in the
q and prospects, excellent.
N,ssation Of Odd Fellows from
i ~ ne under the leadership Of
NJ ~ 1pnty Grand Master Ander-
,l5rS,. N last night and organized
fslSie lodge 1. O, o.
I'VE of this section are some
1T Il hes<lsd over the result Of the
W tss,,,,enlpltion election Two years
IA t,st iast September an election
"a u mis- Justice precinct which
~ ~ local option being eRtab-
ne last election turned the
~ against prohibition. Some
"A commissioners court Will de-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23
A NEW OUTLET
A NEW OUTLET
ron FORT WORTH
rnn ronr MOMrml

The Fort woftA aud pgp,er ~ tAn~ay.
sp44sa' Sasfb ht,d I3agt 70 accommodate ~
n1ttoos, lave conrludtl 70 ielnE flis pas,,
senser service from fosi M9ite e 9ts az
t.tj,'t 49,, NcN lOrk kallsag City, PltiH.
S,rg fopeka. ". Joe. hmpoHa, Aswtyn.
Wichita. Wellington and az POINTS ~ wy
,,Faetirnily INV sane time, inaslAs sipae
s,i,aeeflon at Panhandle CIV "n"s
thToush coachci are lr9flael, -. .,.,
othef line, .,f..s
foF i~l lui'' - u KEi.LER.
oeue-ai Passenger and Freight Aseni' For,
Worth. Tex. \ q DAVIS.
c,tv Ticket Agent, +oi Nain street fo''
Wosfh. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

..- san, and orrau uruieTs Ann Asell5
A'n3 XVI srsreisiyc 30 orr ttyic 81 AZ, AZ
.er,islnz Our tntagse ae e- ~ az
~ sre aseats fer ihs ~ s4eea
rasi pe.1'' md W give superior faiat
ny, heTs enlg and We 40 n,t iake n.ist ~
.1iai.nt aaicl We arr ifpS s.st,.t
THOMAS GOGGAN 4 bl.v'' D''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23
|lu NrEr ArrnR MANY rnAns.
'hrlsr REUNION in Salt Lake city
4 Between Two Old Miners.

4 bdween TWO VIA Miners.
4 Associated Press.
saA Lake City. Utah, March 22.-
tatIek k;Samara, a wealthy pioneer
lsrghHii II Gentle Valley, and Geo
iaagh, inning man of Stockton,
4 iah net at q hospital here yester-
( " and feneFed an acquaintance be-
z 10 iEengSeven years ago In the
4 u dds Of South America. Both
N pnspectors and a warm friend
4 sprung up between them. Final
4 ihg decided to return TO the United
IL and set sail for San Francisco.
route Mcnamara was taken very
4 end would have probably died
A i not been for the ministrations
Eaugh Upon arriving at San
asco they separated and neither
n the others whereabouts until
u ago. Mcnamara, who was re-
\ thrown from a horse and serl-
N Injured. learned through miner
81 coupled an adjoining cot that
u lived at Stockton. He sent for
md upon learning that he was
gave him a well-stocked ranch In
and assured him that II he
q "a anything else all he had to do
% ask for IT, Mcnamara Is an
achelor while Etaugh has large
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

! p r.qstt pulyarized Mitchell q J AK
Corss~ ,bpopped .he door with him.
sonyille, ., ni0 hpIssts out Of him and other
pounaSeias o iiis him 10 the extent ihat he
wiss stand qp 70 b s ssSfk bm uoa At
i ssal Dis IS wba. l9Fi Ias ysrna nae
Clarsd In tAs F Bi Mas ,ss only bqsias
the Jaeksol..,in'' taw was violated II y
match an ~, ~ foreman Of the jary an n
stated ,ns NJ verdict with bis t9nfue ~ y
his cheek eal 'i n the case. OF course,
appropriate tlln ,ssfal 70 that jury, any
corbett Z Fiori5s law on tAe ,, ssoie5t y X
s1sS s Y: .. Es3 A II ' i =: As
r ~, s Florida Is tAs r.
ne punislimeni
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

.,,natlgrl and - ,,,an SAD
For rs ses 4 better remedy 'nan
walton OIL. - x.,.os
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

81 a N.rgD. WHITE GIRL TO COOK AND
IA general h0ugcwDfk, only two V tpinig.
Aeniy 70 Mrs. George Lflilst, ~ hatt
Flfih street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

WANTED "A position pf some KIM
nm huauing good sAiemaf, WIN
eooA references and have ttaseh,d
,ne through this state. Address
Bns,ness. care this Office
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

hunstou street
rAwNnnoKERs
ssslssss-fss
c~, can fpr oat barFalus In nia.
IN ~ elry inatpmenta VI all kinds
vs. ~ por cont low 1eAas raWnhfokor,
800 llouinu aitout
MISCELLANEOUS.
rom woRru MARBLE AND GRANITE
WOrlH-Iup A. HcrHln & Sou An kluts
OF marble ana grlnile munnmonisl head
stonca tablets and spmaryi all kind, q
marnle granite ana atnnH coping. Iron
rlillnp furnished TO order. Write for de-
slgua aud pnenf'
pVttSRARDa. MORPHINE usElls you
era be cured p1inlesgiy and pgfmArnluy
m from ten days 10 three weeks Tor ~,
XXI t2F' fioe s N.Y. reauest ~ kg3rols i. wii
son, DoI on cpmFnchc Tex.
mon AND STEEL FENCING.
s..sIa|sI IsIIaHraaaaHaasa
mos. sTiigL AND Wire FENCING
o, X Harry Iron Works, Dallas IoS.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
s-.asss.. s-s.s'I -ls--sss4sii s-ssss-
wANTED-iOD0 CATTLE TO PASTURE,
fresh grass and wafer, Addrcss iioH 40,
Davis Indian Territory.
PATENTS.
WILLIAM q. HENDERSON, couNkEipil-
nt-iAw and solicitor u American 400 fgF'
.lsn patents, trade marks ana iapsls.
Tinh nnd n atrrets Warrington, ~ y
Seventeen yesra' experience, Including
ssl ss s 's sssieh e SSg ~ r,p SF's
10 nnt,nfahility, CoFrRspondrnre lnyiied
Mention the Fort worlh Garsi'H'
Hay HALE Tigs
u6Y BAir rlBs o X HNtIlY IRoN
Works. Dnllaa. Ter, manufacturers
STEAM DYE WORKS.
- ,..s-l..ss,,s>.-,-
FoRr worm SrEAI DYE w0,Ii,Hs.-..
ladies' ana gsa'., 4pr'aea,ia az az kla M,,
ifouston aireat. i5rt worth, rex oooes
ssai ~ rsprcsa pfppmsy offended 70.
ron nEyT-pwEtLlNos
FOR HBsr-A FiyEliooM. COTTAGE
tNo tiock. Of ppssollce, nieely fnIni.hed-
VII roli furniture AZ a bargain MADDOX,
Ellison Co --.l--
niuP WAITED pIa>iALE.
.s..~,e,ss-,<<@.s,..rs- se~~e-.oss-srs,-s-7
WANTED elderly woman omar
riea preferr6d) 10 frke chnrgo OF
house and care 0f three children. ref
Z erenees required. Can at 7OS West
Seventh street.
I "a WED WHITE GIRL 10 COOK AND
I IA qonffal h0ufeWpfhi OILY Two y iAt.,il .
Aeniy 10 Mrs George Lqiilst, ~ hatt
RIA street
uriP WAITED MALE on FEMALE.
| uthNTED--An experienced waiter Or
uaitresa nt once good vases Ad-
dress clifton hotel, Purcell. J. ",
SITUATION WAITED MALE
vyh NTpp- position ~ some KIND
nm a huatlinK good eAieman, WIN
sooA references and have ttlyeird
\ esane through this state. AuuresA
uusintss, care this Office.
SITUATION WANTED -FEAiAiln,
.eANTED-A mlddie aged woman
vanth position as nurse or 20 aD
,-e,ie,el nGurc Worf Aptly ~ b.
j Lewis. ega Houston street
etrf,ar,oy WANTED MALE AID ~
nlAiE.
"a AxrED = COMPETENT lfi.s
'.~auis a politipa ~ houstNqfN oA@ie-'
Nits l.. barr, tbis otlee,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

None but ,s s., az 81 si.a MOI. Bas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

MAtlRiFn LADIES. SEND 10 CENTS ron
"inmllllle Safeguard" mo medicine, no
oceptionl; just what you wnut Ladies'
hAlaf hnnsas city, Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

vfANTED--An experienced waiter Or
drers clifton hotel Purcell. J. ",
g,T,i.rioy whgrEb MALE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23
mar WAITED rnalAln-

WANTED elderly woman omar
ried preferrddl % frske ehnrge Of
house and care q tntee enllgren, rri.
erfncea required can AZ iVs Weat
Seventh street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

.,or Mates. Time Tables nnd al iniormn'
sioa, apply 70 any Ageft q me company
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-18
SENT TO HIGHLANDS,
Attorney M. V. Biscaiiuz Finally 4
iudgnd Inaans.

Attorney M. V. Biscaiiuz Finally Ad-
Judged Insan'.
Attorney NJ. V. Biscsiluz was finally
committed to the insane asylum at
Highlands yesterday, after examination
before Judge Mckinley. The attorney
has figured very frequently before the
public during the past year or two by
reason OF his erratic conduct, irresponsi-
BILE giving of checks upon banks in
which he had no funds and his dometic
troubles. The final result OF his condi-
ton was the bringing of charge of
insanity, he having recently been in
trou BILE over an Legitimate check trans
action.
The examination OF witnesses was
conducted On the part of those who
brought the charge by Mr.. J. h. Dupuy.
The principal witnesses were Mrs. A.
Jacklin and her daughter. They de-
scribed his delusions that people we're
trying to follow him and hound him,
and his attacks OF melancholia and
alteration. At the conclusion OF the
testimony he was sdjudged insane and
committed as stated.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-18
THE LOWE OBSERVATORY.

1t Is Rapidly Nearing Completion.
Tho Appointments.
The students OF astronomy in Los An
geles and vicinity will soon have excsp-
tional advantages placed within their
reach for the study of their favorte Sci
ence. The Lowe observatory, on Echo
mountain, is rapidly nearing completion.
A day or two ago the last consignment
of dressed lumber, together with the
track and running gear for the dome,
was conveyed up the great cable incline
ana is now being employed in finishing
the observatory.
The building has frontage of over 60
feet, comprising the dome, library,
clockroom and third room which will
be used by the astronomer. The dome
is SO feet in diameter, and will contain
the telescope, with Is inch objective,
presented TO DR.. Swift by the citizsns of
Rochester, N. Y, and which was made
by Alvsn Clarke the elder in his best
days. There is no glass IN the world
more achrometic, and gives such 9
sharp and we'll defined image of the
object looked at.
On the slope of the mountain, a little
lower down, is the Photographic dark
room. This room 10 30 arranged that
tho roof will be used by DR.. Swift for his
comet seeker. With the smaller glass
on this convenient spot he will search
the heavena for new nebul@ or comets,
and whom his eye rests on an unfamiliar
object he can in moment step from the
small glass to the monster l6-inch tele-
scope, locus that upon the object and
determine what it is.
A carriage road has been constructed
from the new Echo Mountain house to
the observatory, 60 that all visitors who
desire to enjoy the stars and have the
opportunity OF seeing the veteran astron-
omer. DIR. Swift, at work, may do so
without any Inconvenience or fatigue.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-18
COURT NOTES.
Tho Police Court Suetnined-New Super
Tor Court Ceses.

The Police Court Sustnined-New Super
Tor Court Ceses.
Judge Smith yesterday affirmed the
judgment of the police court against
Frank B. Alverson, convicted of disturb
ing the peace. The appeal was taken
on the ground that he was denied the
right of trial by jury. Judge Smith
flied an opinion in the Gaze, holding
that he was not entitled to trial by jury
in this case and affirms the judgment.
Judge Shaw yesterday gave decision
in the damage suit of Taylor vs.. City Of
Los Angeles. it being an action to re-
cover for injuries sustained by falling in
ditch on Maple avenue which plaintiff
claimed was carelessly left unprotected
through the fault of the city. Judge
Shaw, in sustaining demurrer to the
complaint, said he did so by reason Of
the decision OF the supreme court, al
Though he considered the deciaion in
question contrary to reason and author.
ity. He then gave Judgment for the
defendant.
William schwerdsiger, a native OF
Germany, was admitted to citizenship
fcstctuhy Wy
Owen Lambe, q native of Ireland, was
admitted to citizenship by Judge Smith
yesterday.
On motion of the district attorney an
information was fled yesterday against
Edward Hollister and Frank Morris,
charging them with burglary.
ceIiAfus Tit sfanndHyot note, "&nich Mr..
Bosch claims ia forgery, is still on
before Judge Clark, and the testimony
is not yet concluded. 1t was incorrectly
stated tho other day that the note was
pronounced genuine upon the first trial,
but this is incorrect, the verdict having
been TOR the defendant.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Suit was begun yesterday in the sups-
rior court by Il. L. Msyberry VS.. The
Alhambra Addition Water company.
The plaintiff alleges that by virtue of a
contract he is entitled to the entire flow
OF the mill stream in the Rincon del
Pssqual on Friday and Saturday of each
week for irrigation and other purposes,
He claims that since November 4, 1892.
the defendant has nnlawfnlly interfered
with his rights and damaged his prop
erty to the extent OF $52, 800, for which
oNhi ho "oAs Jug tnoht, anu Ior an an
junction prohibiting the company from
further interference with the use of the
water to which the plaintiff is entitled,
John A. Stuckey VS.. L. G. Stuckey
suit for dissolution of partnership and
an accounting; that the property be
sold and liabilities paid off, and defend
ant declared trustee for plaintiff for
1922. go, money advanced, and that de-
PENDANT be enjoined from selling any OF
the property.
w. Fl. Harrelson va. F. J. Cocnen ct
al; suit Of foreclosure for $500.
A divorce complaint was filed by G.
Berg We. A. Berg.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-18
MOLYNEAUX'S MILEAGE.
He Makes Statement About the
Mntter.

He Makes Statement About the
Mattsr.
Prof. F. A. Molyneaux of Pomona
called at the HERALD Office last night
and made statement regarding some
recent publications in this paper about
his receipts Of mileage as a member Of
the board OF normal school truste e..
Prof. Molyneaux stated that he has
never put in bill for mileage, and that
if any mistake was made it was done by
the secretary OF the board. Prof. Moly-
ured out the mileage account. and only
tied to OF the action of the eecretarv.
He does not deny that mistake NAV
have been made by some one.
Mr.. Molyneaux seems to be under the
impression that whether or not he
travels the distance stated in his de-
mands, which, by the way, must be
sworn to, he should get his mileage to
and from Pomona at every meeting of
the county board of education. He ad-
mits having but in his mileage On occa.
sions when he did not really make the
trip. but when he travelled over othar
distances.
Mr.. Molyneaux says that all he has
done has been on the advice of county
officials. If such was the case, the ad-
vice was poor-verv poor. The case of
collecting from the county ON demand
for money for mileage between specific
points, when the mileage was not tray
eled, can hardly be justified on the
ground of somebody having advised that
the act was just or honest procedure.