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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-03
Funeral of GOV. Pennoyer's Son.

PORTLAND. Dec. 2-The remains OF Hor-
ace n. Pennoyer. son of Gov. Pennoyer,
who died week ago while at school ct
Williams college, arrived here today and
were buried in Lone Fir cemetery. A large
coneourse of people followed the remains
10 the cemetery, including all the MEN,
bers of the supreme court and the state
off
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NOTABLE DEAD.

Hon. b. J. McComas, one of the oldest
and best-known attorneys in West Vir-
ginia, died at his home in Huntington
Sunday of blood poisoning.
Capt. Robert Hunter. for many years
recorder of the Ohio branch of the Loyal
Legion, died at Cincinnati Sunday eff heart
disease, aged 81 years.
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did not prove true in the recent cam
p7ign. Others who failec 70
swing their parported backing
viii have an opportunity of working Tor
= livelihood bsfcrs the wintry blasts have
succunhed TO the sunshine of spring. lie
outlook is not cheerful 70 some Of the
boys. who thought they we're showing the
true spirit Of Democracy by clsndestinesv
supporting Kuhn and Tihhals IN the last
election So agains. Mr.. Jennings, the in
9erAnla-t ror~,Sras
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left the charge on the police hlofs.. I,
TIE officers on duty said thsv -
know what the arrest meant. IN, !.
hghting just the same.
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AsHEvILLB, n. G.. Dec. 22.-The condi-
ton of Miss Stevenson has improved in
the last day or two, and the worst 10 now
thought to be over
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-03

Hank Frees and Bill Williams had a
prizefght yesterday south of the city
limits. 1t lasted about one minute and a
half. Hank brought claret from Bills
nose, and Bill quit. The betting was in
Hanks favor.
At an early hour this morning Detective
Cudihee placed Frees under arrest and
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Darlington Booth Out of Danger.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The condition of Com
mander Darlington Booth, of the Salvation
Army. was improved today, and he is now
thought to be out of danger.
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The aggregate rece! PTS Ter October we're
IS st. Sos less than for October, fSeA TIE
aggregate receipts Cor f2ur moaths were
Sss4. "a. Aa which IS "a saereass Of sls.-
- aaA
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PoPULIsr SPLIT In ALABAMA.


capt. HOLDS Course.
MoSTGoNERY, Ala, Dec 2 In spite OF
her dual government Alabama has enjoyed
s. peaceful and quiet sunday. Most of the
visitors, including the tsenty-six COM
panies of state troops, left the city after
midnight last night. The council of the
Popuiisi leaders for which a call was
issued last week. was not held.
IL has developed that there is a decided
split in the Populiss ranks ON the inaueura-
ton move. Ii has leaked out that the mem
hers Of that party in the legislature were
united against the inauguration Of Capt
hob. and did all in their power to keep his
supporters away from the city yesterday
II is said kolo determined upon his in
Augurstion scheme without consulting
any Of his party leaders, and that it has
anqnesu0nably produced friction in the
RANKS. The Democratic leaders here be-
iieve kob want. TO pat himself
on record. They believe his scheme Is
70 send message 10 the Legislature
demanding a fair election contest law. He
vii, as governor, give Warren ;. Reese q
cernhcate Of election as senator. and
SiA issue similar certificates To The
four or ire contesting congress
sionAl candidates. Gov. Oates viii
sign the certificates OF the gentlemen
declared 70 be elected. and Kolo hopes
that the Republicans ana Popuiis.s in the
house viii settle tue contests aad thereby
virtually recognize his as the proper Gre
deGtiats. Another meeting Of the kolbites
Is called for tomoTros. No one can tell az
this time wat will be done If the message
i sent % the legislature, until the meet
ing tomorrow determines.
Fraud IN san francisco loan once.
SAS FskNcrsCo. Dec. @-The creditors
81 the Lombard Loan Ugfice are much in
csase3 over the methods employed by
thai arm ia conducting tie business
About two weeks ago The partners, ]. I.
Ssloman and 4. MeuGelsen. brought sui.
FOR dissolution % partnership. and J. L.
Fgankan. Of the firn OF Megzke & Franz Z.
lin, SIS appointed receiver At meet
lag 81 the creditors Saturday the
report Of the receiver was read and showed
shat the arms assets are about SlS COO aud
liabilities about go ca The credisors .-e
mostly Eastern firms. who are represented
~ IA 6rgn. who say that the arm owss
its clients So GO
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re, nsr.ns. n.esipt..

wAsHISsrox CIrr. Dec Il statement
prepared a. tbs internal revenue bureau
shows receipts for the fear months ended
October ! e. follows
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Fredericks, the murderer of Bank er
Herrick in San Francisco. in San Quenti n
prison awaiting execution, attempted
10 commit suicide Saturday morning in
his cell by setting his bed on fire and al
lowing himself TO be suffocated. He was
rescued.
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Kneebs. the American turfman who en-
tered ringer in German races, is still in
prison in Germany.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

have returned. covered with honors.
There were seven young ladies from
here: Miss Pauline Murray. sister OF
Mrs. c. A. Brand; Misses Cleo and
Cora Wilcox, Miss Marie Hin. Miss
Nina Holllngsworth. Misses May and
Anna billiard. Miss Murray was one
of tho graduates OF the institution.
and she won the first gold medal for
general excellence and department, the
highest honors OF her class.
one OF the most enjoyable enter
tainments ever given by local talent
was Witnessed at TIE opera house last
Thursday night, the occasion being a
kind OF concert given by the ladies' of
the Episcopal church. A number Of
the specialties were unusually enter
tanning and the warm applause from
the audience testified To their appre-
citation. Our neighbor city. Bolton. loan
ed several OF her artists, among them
Miss Kincannon. Miss Julia Montgom-
cry. Miss Lott and Paul Montgomery.
Miss Kincannon is teacher Of elocu-
ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

Miss Ida Chic OF Texarkana is visit
ing Miss Mamie Fielder.
AIrs. j. w. Raincy returned from
I.onRvew last Monday and Lat for
Arkadelphia, Ark, Friday.
Misses Lula and Julia Ballnnf left
last Friday for New Iberia. La. where
they Will spend the summer.
Mr.. Cad Collnmer and Miss Eloisc
Toscue were married at the residence
OF the brides mother, Mrs. II, Thomas,
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Mr..
and Hrs Colamer left at sa4 for their
honeymoon.
A delightful fancy dress party was
given to the young people by Mrs. d.
Il. Sheriff. at her handsome residence
On Wednesday evening, complimentary
to her brother, Mr.. X. s. Terry Jr..
who has just returned from school.
Theip were many elegant and appro-
pirate costumes representing different
characters. Dancing was INDUCED In
till the doors were thrown open leading
In the spacious dining rooofn, where
all participated In ices, after which tho
dance was resumed. Miss Lillian
Echols received tho prize for being the
best represented character present.
She was attired In u handsome Greek
costume. Mr. Earl Singleton received
the gentlaman's prize, who represented
Il clown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

Col w. r Crockett of Wichita Falls
visited the Park on Friday,
Col IL. Spccht entertained quite n
number OF the young people of the
Falls last Monday night.
The Hon, Tully A, Fuller candidate
for attorney general made brief
visit to our city on Thursday.
Mr. c. w. scwell OF jackson, who
has been visiting the past few weeks,
returned home laat Saturday,
Mrs Mary Nfaerschcl. who has been
In our city for the past few months,
left Monday for Henrietta, where she
VIII make her future home.
Miss Bushong OF Wichita Falls is In
the city, the guest OF Mira. J. T.. Reid.
Miss Dora Lee, one Of the Parks
most popular young ladies', visited the
Falls last Saturday.
Col. d. G. knlp aud daughter, Miss
Nellie, left yesterday TO Join the edi-
toriHl excursion to the National Press
association to be held at Ashbury Park
~ Y They will take In some Import
ant points North and East before their
return,
The election 10 settle the tie between
Freeman and Barlow comes on today
Albert Freeman was delighted yes
terday at the arrival at his house OF a.
fne boy baby. He will, In all prob
ability be elected today as trustee on
account ~ H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

Mrs, Keith left Tuesday for Fort
Worth.
D. =. Goss of Seymour was here
last week.
Dr. $. N Skeen and family left last
week for Amarillo,
Miss Mary Donaldson went TO Gaines
willie last Monday.
Col. A, *. Swan of Henrietta was
In the city last week.
Mr. William Cameron OF Waco was
In the city last week.
Miss Carrie Daugherty is visiting
friends in Hall county.
Prof. John Mckay and wife went
to Henrietta last week.
Miss Jennie Gardner Of Paris. Tex,
Is the guest OF Mrs, c.. H. Brooks.
Several couples enjoyed moonlight
picnic last Tuesday evening.
Bishop Alfred Garrett of Dallas is
expected In the city sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Il. McCrory left Friday for
her home in Springfield. III.
Miss LonnIe Bair is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Benton, OF this city.
Miss Dora Lee OF Iowa Park was
visiting In the city last week.
Mrs. ]. j. Chandler left Friday for
few months visit at Arcola. III.
Miss Nettie Smith OF Texarkana Is
the guest OF her aunt Mrs. Bullock.
Misses Flora ana Zeima Palmer re-
turned home Sunday from Fort Worth.
Mrs. Bennett and two sons are the
guests of Mr. W. w, Parks and fam
lily.
Mrs. G. b, Magruder left last Thurs
day for a visit TO Blue Grove, Clay
county.
Mrs. G. +, Caylor and Miss Hattie
Ingram of Seymour wers la the city
last week.
Mrs. A. +. Groom. who has been
away for few weeks, returned home
last week.
Mrs. A, S, James entertained last
Friday evening In honor OF Miss May
Cofiield OF Rockdale.
Mrs. Bait entertained the Euchro
club last Thursday, at the residence
OF her brother AIR. n. Henderson.
Misses Lizzie Ciasby Dena currie
and Jennie Flemings went TO Iowa
Park Sunday to attend the confer
enee.
Mr.. G, w. Fisher left last week FOR
! Lawisville, Tex, where he was mar
ried to Miss Emma White. formerly
OF this city.
Mr.. Virgil Skeen. who has been In
Dallas for some time, returned home
Mrs. w. II. Downing went TO Iowa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

Mrs ] Purvn and daughter loft for
trip to st. Louis this week
Mrs. 4 -. Pittmon is visiting her
parents IN Decatur this week.
Mrs. L. Il. Parish OF Oak Clln ID
visiting her mother. Mrs 10, W. Glass.
Mrs, Givcns Of Hlllsboro is visiting
her mother. Mrs, McGmls, this week.
Misses Ida and sullie Harden are
Visiting their old home In Tennessee
MISS Mamie Horne of lleaohc. In,
is visiting Mrs j W. Crayton this
week.
Miss Willie Melton OF Mckinney
spent few days with Mrs G d, Gal
loway this week
Misses Donnie and Margle Yeary
are visiting their aunt Mrs, a. b. Jones
at Copcville, Tex.
Miss Laura clifton Of Sulphur
Springs ls the guest az her sisters. Mrs.
Miilican and Mrs. llnislip.
Hon. VIM Bramlette. candidate for
commissioner of the general land Office,
was shaking hands with the people OF
FarmersvIlle Friday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

Miss May Duren Of Corslcana visited
In the city this week.
Miss Lena Hamilton OF Waco Is WIS.,
itlng Mrs. Pate OF this place.
Misses Emma Moore and Della Hur-
ley visited this place Friday.
Miss Buena Wilkerson OF Holland is
visiting her cousin, Miss Eula Green.
A lawn party was enjoyed at the
residence OF w, t. osley Tuesday night.
w. Il. Anderson and little son are
visiting relatives in Claude this week.
Misses Maude and Ida Killough of
Cleburne are guests OF Miss Ida Vim
son.
Mrs. w. l.. slmmon and little son
Roper returned Saturday from Mineral
Wells.
Miss Jessie Clover of Georgetown js
visiting her brother. Mr.. X. $. Clover
OF this place.
The social circle enjoyed pleasant
time at the home OF Mrs. Park last
Friday night.
Misses While Harris and Blanche
Manner visited friends In Grandvlew the
first Of the week.
r. D. Rains OF Fort Worth attended
the Clarke-C urreathers wedding
Wednesday night
Miss Mary smyth of Fort Worth
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wombwell Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Miss Amelia Cummings left Saturday
for New orleans, where she VIII spend
the summer with relatives.
Messrs. Walter Alternately and Mark
Webb left Thursday for Waco, where
they Will enter Hilrs Business college.
Or. N. c. Martin, who has been Wis
ting relatives OF this place, left yes
terday morning for his home in Ala
bama.
Mr. ]. Il. Clarke and bride. whose
marriage was reported In this weeks
Gazette, left Thursday morning on n
brief bridal tour.
Messrs. ]. y. Noble. w. T, Osley. B.
T. Vlnson and w. b. Hadey attend
ed the laying OF the corner stone OF the
cotton palace In Waco Friday.
A pleasant social function was en-
1oyed by the young people Of Itaska
at the home OF Mr. Bob Moore Of
Grandview. The following couples
We're present: Miss Alice Sanders. John
Jatten. Miss Anna Sanders, s. p. Rice
Miss Sadie Murphy. II. O. McIlvein,
Miss Irene Correll, II. W. Sanders. Miss
Nevn Stone ], p. owen, Miss Mae
Gillian. II, l., Ramsey, Miss Lille Hhr-
rs. ]. b. Gordon, Miss Lena Hamilton,
w. b, Noble. Miss Jessie Clover, Joe
Wilson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25


Miss Mande Harris is on visit to
Dallas.
ftrs. N. X. Smith 10 visiting her
mother in kaufman.
Miss Lucille Kincannon left Mo day
for her home In Eddy.
Miss Ivy Chandler of Waco Il the
guest Of MISS Cora Lee.
Miss Mabel Pendle'on entertaiacd a
few OF her friends ON Thursday even
iny
Mr.. W, c., James and Miss Minnie
Kennedy OF Terrell We're married on
the Goth instant.
Miss Eta Rogers of Galveston Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. X. Miller.
Miss Lula Burger is at home from
Baylor university for the summer.
on Thursday evening reception
was given at the home Mr. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Campbell in honor Of their charm
ing young guest. Miss Beaver Of
Gcof getown.
on Tuesday evening Miss Emma
Blair and Mr.. Charles Campbell. Miss
Lille ] mes and Mr., Walter Lee made
a pleasant party for row up the river,
A delicious lunch was a part of the
program.
The young ladies of the Baptist
church gaze tea on Thursday evening
at the residence Of Mrs. o. ", Tyler.
The parlor and dining room OF this
handsome home were thrown open
from to II. Roses. nasturtlums, he'll
lOtropes and ferns adorned the NANTES
and tables. \ dainty lunch Of sand
wlches. chicken and salmon salnds
stuffed eggs, olives. cakes, cream, sher-
bert and iced tea was served.
Miss Ada Lee gave a reception on
Tuesday evening In honor OF Misses
Mae and Aunabel Walker and Miss
Zelda Hcslrp This was followed on
Wednesday evening by moonlight pie
mic at Miller's Spring, The following
couples, chapcroucd by Mr.. and Mrs.
John l., Lee, were present; Mr.. Roy
Campbell and Miss Adm Lee. Mr.. Jul
Ian NJ Wells and Miss Ivy Chandler
Mrs, David Gully and Miss Hattie Lee
Mr.. Scott Appleby and Miss Mae Walk
er, MIR Albert Prater ana Miss Anabell
walker Mr. Jesse Gully and Miss Eel
d9 lleslep and Mr.. Geo Lindsay and
Miss Annie Nelson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

Little Anna Hurt Is very sick.
Mr.. win Ikord has returned from
Kansas
Mrs. VIII Knight returned Friday
from visit to Decatur.
gave him royal welcome. and no
doubt he will improve rapidly.
Rev. George l.. Sexton is attending
the conference at Iowa Park.
Mr.. Charlie Minton's invalid brother
arrived here Thursday night. They
Rev l.. G. smith OF Belleview was
Sinking hands with his friends here
Tuesday.
Or. j. II. FERRIS has gone 10 Nash
VILE Tenn. TO consult with physicians
about his health.
Miss Alice Honeycut returned to her
home In Louisiana after months
visit to her sister Mrs. Rushing.
Mrs. Graves returned Tuesday from
Shreveport, La, where she has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Pierce.
Miss Mamie Houston and Miss Nora
Spivey, accomplished young ladies of
Belleview are visiting Mrs. Sid Will
Jams.
Society people are greatly pleased to
welcome Misses LalA and Bette Mum
day. They will reside In West Hem
rletta.
Mrs. ]. ID. Evans and Miss Hattie
Blevens of st, Joe came up to attend
the Sl9ters' exercises on the 18th, and
also to visit friends.
The opera house was crowded June
10 by an intelligent and appreciative
audience to hear the closing exercises
OF the Academy OF Our Lady of Mercy.
Tho program was elaborlte and va
rled, commencing at 1850 p. m. and
continuing until u. In "Grandma's
Birthday" an operetta, Miss May We'd
more was lovely as Grandma, and
Miss Mabel Davidson's song was beau
tiful. Miss Mary Barrett's recitation
was very good. Ida Snearby as the
Dude was excellent. Misses Katie Par
rott, Bette Atkinson, Annie Keller
and Lizzie Hegan all sustained their
regulations as accomplished viollnists.
Misses Claude Clara. Little Blanche
Chilson and Mabel Mining all proved
careful training on the plano The
loveliest song was 20 Restless Sea-"
by Misses Katie Parrot, Lizzie Regain
and Josephine Young. But the grand
est Of all was the cornet solo by Miss
May Mullen. The hearty applause and
repeated calls clearly proved her to be
the favorite OF the evening. Hon. w.
A. Squires presented the medals In, n
very impressive manner. Those who
received them are Misses Katie Par
rott. Bette Atkinson, Claudia Clara,
Lizzie Regan, Dora Matlock and Ma
! bel Mining.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25
coLOUADO CITY .

Mrs and Miss McCauly and Miss
Douthltt of Sweetwater are in the city,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Payne,
Mrs Il. II. Looney gave fan tea"
Thursday afternoon and evening as
farewell to Mrs. n. A. hlcGeehee. who
left Saturday morning for her new
home in Cleburne. Colorado hates to
see them leave, but wishes them sue
cess in their evcry undertaking.
The reception given by the C. N, o.
club at the residence of Mrs. Riardan
was one of the post enjoyable affairs
of the reason. About 1875 guests were
present, including those from Sweet
water. Midland and other nelghboring
towns. The house was beautifully dec
GRATED with flowers and ferns. and the
dining room was Il marvel Of taste
and elegance ON every side one
would meet with young couples earn
estly conversing on-the weather 60
and enjoying the evening shadows"
The music was excellent, and furnished
by home talent entirely, which made
It more interesting, Special credit i
due the president, Miss Lou Hazard,
for her unrirlpg efforts in making 1t
a success. and also to Misses Mary
Kennedy and Sadie O'fIara for their
taste i'm making up the musical pro-
gram for the evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

Miss Berthe Bass is visiting In Den
ten.
Miss Eta Byers IL visiting friends in
Allen this week,
AIiRs Jennie Burk Of Gainesville Is
visiting friends here,
Misses Nettie Houston and Nora Ken.
driolS are wishing In Mckinney
Miss Paraleo Weaver is attending
the convention pf the Christian church
ct llillsboro this week
Cards are out announcing the mar
Rage OF Miss Laura Coffey and James
Nelson Brown 81 the residence OF the
brides parents on dune "a.
MIR. and Mrs $. j. orsboru enter
tnined the Mystic club at their home
on Mechanic street last Friday evening,
Those In attendance report nice
time and praised their hostess for the
delicious refreshments served and the
pleasant evening spent
Charles Saigling. assisted by his
charming sister, Miss Eva. entertained
number Of friends At their home on
College street last Wednesday, The
evening was spent IN games, conversa-
tion, music, etc. Refreshments We're
served, All present report most en-
joyahle time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

Mrs Adams OF Cleburne is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Higgins
Mr. George Caylor went to Fort
Worth Tuesday on business,
Prof Ward OF Vera was In the city
the early part Of the --eek,
Prof H. b. Pollard and w. D. Isen-
berg went TO Throckmorton Wednes-
day,
MIR, l.. s. Kinder, district attorney,
LETT Saturday for his home in Plain
view
Prof, ], p. Cooper left Saturday
morning for Galveston, where he goes
to attend the teachers convention.
Mr. NJ. Turney, county attorney left
Wednesday morning for Marshall,
where he goes to visit his parents.
Hon. Horace Chiffon. candidate for
United States senator. addressed a
large crowd in the courthouse on Mon
day night.
Mrs, Weatherby and her daughter
Emma returned to their home In Ben
jamin Tuesday. after an extended visit
among friends and relatives.
Mrs. S. p. Nash, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Minnie Simmons OF De-
catur, came In Wednesday evening and
Will visit their brother, DR.. J.. Il. Sim
mons, for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. N. Taylor enter
talned the young society people In a
most charming manner on Friday even
Ing. Refreshments Of the most deli
cious kind We're served ana everyone
went home with only regret that the
lateness Of the hour compelled the
parting OF such agreeable company.
Those present were; Miss Emma
Smith, $. Mittenthal Miss Allie El-
klns, a. Hart, Miss Jennie Ransom. j.
Woodyear, Miss Ola Hoggard, Il. II.
Reese, Miss BEETLE Mitchell, r. f.. Rig
gins. Miss Halle Haynes. C. Il. Rupe.
Kathleen Wright, X. II. Martin, Miss
Minnie Simmons, r. Taylor, Miss Sadie
Ray. d. l, Branham, Miss Stella May
hew, II. b. Horton, Miss Regina Nc
keeham, W. It, Button, Miss Nettle
Rupe, $. G. Lee, Miss Carrie Holman,
J. II, DeShazo, Miss Berta Browning,
7, w. Howard Miss Helen Peery, ID.
A. Fancher, Miss Jennie Mitchell j.
w. Britton.