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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-14
POSSIBLY a HOMICIDE.
colorcd nouStabOuts Quarrel aud Q
Cuts the Other.

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color"d Roustabouts Quarrel aud one
Cuts the Other.
Yesterday morning carly as tho Key
stone State was pulling out after max
ing a landing a fow miles below Sisters.
willie. two Of the cOlorcd ~roustabouts
had q fight, and as q result. one OF them
was possibly fatally wounded with a
pocket knife in the hands OF the other.
The injured man. Marshall Stanton,
was brought here and taken to the ma
rlne hospital in North Wheeling, and
DR.. Myers WA summoned. Ho found
the man very badly cut, and the knife
BLADE seemed to have pierced his lung,
in which case he can scarcely recover.
1t is too early yet, however, 10 tell re-
liabiy tho exact extent Of his injuries.
John Horny, the man who did tho
cutting. was arrested by Marshal Kidd,
OF Sistersville, who brought him hero
ON the boat, and United States Commits
sioner Campbell sem him to jail to
await the result of Ssantoa's wounds.
Henry said that no had accidentally
stepped on Stanton's foot, which
started tho fight. Stanton called him
"a motherless -" when he pulled
his knife and stabbed him. Tho knife
was secured by the officer aud turned
Y TO Commissioner Campbell. It is
an old-iashioned barlow knife, with n
BLADE nearly four inches long, which
has been ground down to the shape OF
q dagger, with IN edge as keen Is that
OF o razor.
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Dol, George ". P~rettymau, Charles A.
Bryaon, Oliver r. DellyiIlo and Charles
Roepio, ar.
Tho inquest was so. for . .. M, and
DR.. Mograil, with the assistance OF DR..
Mccoy and o number Of othor physi.
clans. mado an autopsy. They traced
both bullots into tho hOart, aud found
that tho two wounds beyond question
were tho cause OF death,
Tho testimony OF Mrs. Mary Blake.
moro, Charles l. Coulter, her nephew,
Marian Coulter, her brolher-in-law, and
DR.. MOgrail was heard by tho jury. It
did not develop anything not covered
in tho abovo narrative. Tho jury then
rendered tho following verdict:
"rhO jurors upon thoir oaths do say
that his death was caused by two pistol
shot wounds, iptictodbyhis son, George
Dlakctnorc."
Tho tragedy was tho theme OF all
tongues yesterday, and nearly every.
body sympathized with tho boy and his
mother. Blnkomoro was fireman at tho
Rcymann brewery for quito n while.
lie ran on tho old Elm Grove horse
cars, was in tho fire department under
Chief Eccles, worked at tho Wheeling
pottery. aud was q skilled carpenter, as
vol 40 q cooper. His services were
always in demand, but no would not
work. His vito had been compelled to
taEo In washing to support tho family.
DlRkemore vas about 70 years old and
was born at Camoron. His vito was
formerly Mary Funk. and 10 spoken OF
highly by all who know her.
George, the son. docs not seem to DO
very bright Those who know him sny
he is . good boy. He can neither read
nor write, having been forced to go to
work at m earlyiagc to help support
himself and his mother. lately no has
worked at tho Ia Belle mill.
Whom asked about tho shooting,
George said: at was simply q question
whethor ho killed me or 1 killed him."
II Is said tho boy has lately talked a
great deal about reyolvers. and examin-
ed several. It is supposedthat he final
~ bought this one.
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IN THE COURTS.
Penalties Imposed saturday on Petty OF.

Penalties Imposed Saturday on Petty Of
lenders.
In the criminal court Saturday, Judge
Jordan on the bench, Charles Miller,
who was indicted nearly a year and a
half ago, with Frank Wilhelm. for
stealing about 5000 from a boarder at
Wilhoim's market square hotel, and
who was once convicted, aud has been
in Jail fourteen months, plead guilty to
petit larceny, and was let off with fifty
days in jail. Frank Wilhelm's case will
likely be disposed OF to-day.
The case against Bernard Sheekey
was nollied.
In the cases against @. W. Rixey, Ad.
kays, William Peyton, II. Redmond,
Daniel Richie and Isaac Smith, indict-
ed for dumping night soil on lands near
Mt. de Chantal, all plead not guilty eS-
ccpt Smith. He entered a plea of guilty
and was fined S. and costs. The other
cases were set for May %
Ada Foster. Maud Smith and Julia
Chisnell, for keeping houses Of ill-fame,
were fined so and costs each. and Clara
Beltz, Nellie Baker, Stella Clark, Jessie
Morrison, Laura Bruce and May Allen
were fnod S. and costs each as inmates
OF such houses.
A number OF defendants, among them
Temple, Bachman. and others, will be
in court to-day, when it will DO deter
mined when tho cauIes will be set for
trail. 1t is likely some Of the:e cases
will 60 over until July.
TIE CIRCUIT coURrA
In Judge Campbell's cour. on Sat ur-
day the following business was trans.
acted:
j. NJ. Stoncrv '. j. ". Hunter; motion
to set aside verdict withdrawn.
State for use OF Bridget Dougherty v.
James Steadman and others; demurrer
OF defendant sustained, and plaintiff al
lowed TO amend his declaration at rules.
Anna D. Freese V. Jacob Fl. Freesc
demurrer in declaration overrpled. and
plaintiff has leave to amend his bill.
W. l. Rees, an infant, V. Wheeling
and Elm Grove Railroad Company; mo-
ton to set aside the verdict and grant a
new trial argued and submitted.
Horace Partridge K Co. Y. II. G. hay.
den, transferred 10 Part Two.
Wheeling Pottery Co. V. Horny G.
Hayden. transferred 10 Part Two.
III Judge Paull's court the following
orders were entered:
Manufacturers Insurance Company
vs. George r Jingle aud James Dovine.
Notion for q new trial over,uled and
judgment Tor plaintiff Tor $3.50.
W. J. ". Cowden VS.. West Virginia
Printing Company, defendant rendered
and fled two special pleas; demurrer
argued and submitted.
Wheeling Pottery Company VS.. Il. G.
Hayden. Judgment for Sill &C.
Horace Partridge & Company vs.. II.
G.. Hayden, dismissed.
Prisca Albincnr " Patrick Reilly,
motion for q new trial argued and sub.
mitted.
Agnes Foster vs.. John Dolan. demur.
rer sustained 10 first and second counts
Of declaration, and overruled.as to third
count.
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ZEAL rAT
FO r SALE

House Of three rooms, Market 'trsgL cca,n
WheClluR. sJu
House Of tcn roon., brick, MarEc, ,,rcl Filth
ward. easy terms. 800.
House Of ave rooms, brick, Fourteenth ,i,c,,
$500.
ward, SLIGO.
House, ave rooni, Woods street Eat whs,.
Fno farm. i17ncrrS. ihro miles from Mount.
willie, with splendid improvement Tali IA
bargain.
10 Zee, Of land fronting on NcCollocn AZ!
Llnd streets.
Hotel Of fourteen rooms, doing good budua,
splendid location, cheap
House OF seven IoOmS aud hall Chaplin,
street. Centre Wheeling, si.2jl
Lot east cud Fourteenth street syl
lots on Lind street, Iclvr,lcrc, SIS each.
Lots In lShrcns & Spclicl's addition lI,nI
iau's addition to SOrth BcnwoOd, H1rsf lIs
Caldwcll'S Kun. Pleasant Valley, Bellevue al
other placcS ia aud near tho ciir.
Money to loan on city real estate. syl, SIN
500, s0O. 500, 5000, si,SOO and s9ON
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Two Men Hurt.

Two men spent Saturday night and
Sunday in the lookup who required a
doctors services. One was a drunk put
in By Carney. Ho had fallen and cut
his head badly, and possibly fractured
his skull.
Tho other was Louis Pierce. He.
jake johnson, Ed Miller and "Hump"
Baggs had flight, and Pierce was hit on
the head and cut badly.
There arc nine assorted cases on tho
docket for this mornings court
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Fire.C Cent Articles.

Ladies' Hose. Childrpp's Hose, Rolling Pins.
lockwood Rules. cufr Buttons. Tin Huckcu,. Com,
h~inaIion Glass Cutters, Boys Knives. Pokcr,
Door Bolts. SenistoOE OIL Shoe Backing. Wash
Fans, Richter H~armolicas. Towels. sc Needle
Packages. SpcctaclcS, Dime Cologne. Hair Curl.
sfS; School states lamp Burners, shoe Dressing.
Ladies Pins. Table Knives.
Mani lCcGut articles In our scent Isl. Conc
aud take them ont of our wac.
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Tho many friends Of Miss Ella Arkle
were panied 10 hear OF her death on
Saturday, OF consumption. She had
been growing weaker for some time.
She was the daughter Of the late R. V.
Arkle. and her death, coming so soon
at,er that Of her father, Is doubly sad.
Tho bereaved family has the sendsress
sympathy. The funeral will take place
to-day from the Church OF the Imma-
culaso Conception, where che was or
ganist until tho death OF her father.
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Ten.Cent Articles.

Srspcnder, Clothes lines. e5ceut Jewclrv.
Anger Braces, Stationery Packages Jail Padlocts
Royal Needle Packages, one-haf pound Tea, IA.
dies Decent Hose. Dolls, scent CQF buttons
Mirrors. Poke. Knives
We arc constantly receiving bargains md can.
10: quote prices, as they arc here to-day and
gone tomorrow. Il Is our aim to Glyays have
something new az prices that will make you bnr.
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Three.Cent Articles.

Ladder handkerchief. Shaving Brushes. l
dozen Dress Buttons, Stamped Dippcn, Match
Saics, Machine oil Cans. Potato MasherS.l dOEoa
Safety rins, rorfumed Toilet soap. l pair Scls.
sol Plni Tunnels, Jelly Plates, Curry Combs l
dozen shoe Lhcc'. school States, BaStlug spoons,
5-cent Tablets. Cork Sorrows. ~lTArmonicaS, Cako
Turner'S. Mouse Traps. Windsor Tics
Conc here for bargains, We will not dlSsppoln.
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22iJ EoT Hrcct, six rooms. slGo1 rcr rlon,h.
2iJ EoFs street lou rooms second md lbi,J
stories, 81 90 rcr mouth.
?ltj ROI street, four rooms. stl % pcr noah
-Four ROOMS, second story, Mako, street FlIs
warl. $40 90 per mouth.
Two rooms. lnt loJr, Twenty.leventh s,rO,,
Stopper month. -
Three roOms. second door, 2Sl2 EoG s,ns,
$50 Der month. ~
Three rooms, first floor. McColl0ch street. III. ,
Thlrty.ilrsi street, 81 OOpcr month.
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Two.Ccnt Articles.

y dn,en Buttons. l Flne Comb. l bottio Ink,
Flint Thu Cups. Handkerchief. take Cutters Top
Eef DnIcs, L.anGtry Hair Pins. Carpenter Pencils,
Cni luiton,. fe Pans. Pocket Combs. Napkins,
Can OponcH, Spool Cotton. TOile. Soap. GlInle,s.
Tape Lines Rubber Tipped Pencils, Hair
CritupcN
wedeaI only In bargains aud give big value
for tho laouey,
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TEAS. SPICES. ETC.
Atlantic Tea Co.

Our reputation for selling only irosh
and standard Goods Ia well known. Tx
amino our price liBt and you will find
You can buy tho best ut our atOros for
less money than you pay Tor inferior
goods at other places.
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FOur.Cent Articles.

One tablespoons. Patent Sleeve Holders. BoyS
Su'pender, Clark's o. y. T. Thread, Children.
Blbs. Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb aud Brush
IGSe. Pot Covers, Tooth Brushes. Fire shOyclt,
IoHcllng. Charm Knives, Mucilage. Sewing Ma
chine Oil. Scrub Brushes, Linen Thread. Hand
SawFiles. suspendeH, Pencil Boxes. Calico. Niue
Inns and hundreds OF other articles coln: AZ thIj
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Eight.Cent Articles.

Monkey wrenches. whISk Brootn.. wash BoviS
Tin Buckets, Long Handle Fire Shovels. Rules,
Hosiery. Large Lamp Burners. Box Pape. and
InvelopeS. Spring Balances Scissors, Blank
Books, Patent buttons.
Our customers know a good thing when they
SEQ I. Ioin the processIon 10 our stnrn
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Cent Articles.

Colratc's Palm Soap. large Dressing Combs
Earnonlrns, Counter Books. Dies Goods. Ia
dies naDdkerchieiS Mixed bird Seed, White.
wash Brushes, large Tin Cups. Wash Paus, Shear.
Al this popular price We oce. many aricIcJ
worth double The money.
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Nine.Cent Articles.

ladies' GloTes. Shoe Brushes. Stew Pans. Pre-.
serve Kettles. Butcher Knives. worth Is cents.
GlasS Dishes, MIX Stalinea. Coffee Pots, Flour
Sitter. Suspcnder. Extract Vanilla. Dolls. Dish
Pans, Hammers. ! Pound Grain or Ground Pep.
per- Pound Cinnamon, lPouut Ginger. lPound
dlking Powder.
The aboye arc ell genuine bargains and lowe.
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Is cases where dandruf, scalp
diseases, falling and grayness OF the
hair appear, do not neglect them, but
apply a proper remedy and tonic Ike
Halls Hair Remover.
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Six.Cent Articles.

On set Table Spoons. Blank Books, Purses.
Shifting. Suspendcn, Butcher Knives lO-ccrt
lAces. Sleeve Buttons. l0cent EnbrolderIes
Scrubbing Brushes. Gents Hall Hose.
Merchants Invited We have bargains 10: you
and IL Will nav you IN call
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Merchant Tailoring,

Our Merchant Tailoring Department; "a now
ready for business and We arc showing a line Of
goods In new. bngAt and tasteful patterns that
are selling like a fash. We Offer during mi,
month your choice Of a line NJ SI4 SO peg suIt
up. well worth one-third more money.
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&CLOTHING.M

UiERCUAlS r. Tcc sI1Ts' 10 s1 ss,Sj ~ sor 'ot9Sj y
0ycscoat We also have Ercl; bargains At 5.s3,
SibO. $3.50. IGIj, up TO SlO.15.
III pay you to look at these goodI
HENS SUITS IS 8 81 s - q si e 3 81 H. 9 ~ ~;
leaders In low prices II you can match ,hcse
| goods for less than double the money anywhen,
we inTiie you % return the same aud your money
viii be refunded These goods must 90.
MEMS PANTS asSs IS i 4 sSS' S ssS; 8 Z IS up to
the value oIu dollar try to borrow one. II you
want To know how to save q dolla. OF morn look
at our Clothing Department
BOYS SUITS StSss SC; 80, 8! -, s,n un
not Last alwayS- You cannot match tho prices
BOYS PANTS g. ssl l5Si re and SiS SG 5Hs; v1 Ths &c: :,
present We have all sizes from 5 TO u 4, these
prices
| MEMS SHnRS ut &c. &c. stlo. slc5. s.S u,
EhA D pnUGo SIG, to sos. It Is JUS; a;
well to save money on Shoes as anything elsa
and VIC arc away below the market
LADIES' FINE SHOES s & Z, &? gfss s. IS s8 SIS I;
S26e Our success IN the Shoe line e probahIr
more than VT deserve. We presume tho rIsoa
we sell so many Is because they doa'tlasi long,
but people Will have thea
| CHlLDREN'S SHOES & A. rs s. S'G a 81, 81 o..
Sa!uS
liens and Boys Hats e. g; l2 1s z; 20; :, e 2 - -;
Gnc six Hat, which usually sells !, sI5l
Hens SHIFTS ssl:;, We &c IS, isSd i ne Up in e &C. Ga
Millinery and Ribbons 81 MlrI IL gtie VS. s on
ssveyon ioH o. money; MIS- Agnes Clarity will
that will do YOU good and will no, oycrrhars,
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FOB SAID.

! hsve the larscs. assortnea, OF Island ra!'
dcnces for sale
GiafSe siOci: Of clothing. oil the latest styles
cheap
Seven.rooined house in Martins rerry. Hss;
Terminal depot. Good stand for salOon-i0! 'f
liz feet Cheap
EIght.rooned house. with all modern lnprOTe
I1ents on South Fenu street. Cheap
s~even.roomed house On South Penn 5. ChcaA
FIyc-roomed hous5 or South Penn St CAc1N
SlI.Tooned house OF South Penn ST ChHN
Ssycn'rooncd house "a South Front s. CLr4h
foI;teen'rooned house on South Front ;IieF-
Cheap.
EIse,cenrooned HOUSE on South From; ,::'.:
Cheap.
T~hrec.roonel house on South YORK s.. Clein
Fire-roo1ed house GU Souih broadway. CgeaiA
SlK.roOuei house on South BrOaIwaT. Catae
SeTen'foo1ed house on South B;5aI"-''
Cheap.
Sinc-roomed house on Fifteenth 81 Chaa
Scycn'roomed house on Chapline s. t-siS
Call and see Lome OF the bargains W. has ~
large and snail Residences; also IN bul.d:gS!91
and Larir&
EARRT u. FrNE.
lnIs:ke:s:tess T~clrPhoaOasL d"
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SHOT HIS FATHER
a Shocking Affair on tho South
Sldo Yesterday.
FRANK BLAKENORE WAS KILLED
BY his Slxtoon-yeur-old Son,
George, ut their Home.
THE BOY DEFENDED HIS MOTHER

Aud Both wcro thon Attacked by tho
Drunken Husband aud Father, who
was Armed with Il iiatchet-A Cut
ting Scrapo on tho keystone State
which may DeVciopC into Another
Momicido-Othcr Criminal NowR.
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STIKS A.core Of wearcs in black.
OlLlNS. GEO. u. SSooE & Co,
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OUR PRICE LIST;

Standard A Sugar, q pounds or.-.--"~--,si 90
Light ltown Sugar q pounds ior...m..--- 90
Mall Pouch Tobacco. per pound .,,.......... CSC
Choice Fancy Sugar Corn. Q cana iOr-.....-.. use
Standard Sugar Corn, I cans or..,............ $50
Early Juno Pcas, . cans fOr .............,~...-. CSC
Sugar PcaJ, 8 cans fOr.-....o...".........-"....... &c
Dost Standard Tomatoes, ) cans iot--......... ESQ
Best Table Peaches. . cans iOr. ........,........ zee. a5o
Extra Choice Red Salmon, .cans ior.-."...-. G5o
Best wash Boards, cach.-.......-s.............. i5o
Fotti John Food, per paoEasc..... ............. lie
Choice ScOdloss Fa!,Ius, per pound. ...-...... 100
Large RalSinS, per pound. 90
Choice Carolina Rice. per pound.-... ..a.... &c
Large Select Lemons, each ...."...-..a....... lc
Clothes Pins, per dozen. 10
Carpet TGcEE, $ ounces, per Ox-....~....~-. 10
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Rents Reduced

No. 1871 EofF strcei. brick. seven rooms
No, 81 Virginia Street. irane, SIX rooms
Tho WGddlngton Place, house and for. Nr-eL
No. $40 MeColloch street largo frame dwell.
Ing. viii pm. Ia first-claSs order foreood ;euan.
No. GIG Main stree. brick dwelling.
No. 2fOn Main street. frst iOOs. three ruOnS
No. II Thirty.third street, brick. lyo rD1rA
Two splendid Office rOous IN Masonic hullliu;
No. c1e Charline street. Owe rooms. sl3Ol
No. lJGj Market s,rcei, Office rooms
10. e ALLEY 4. lower part, s7Gl.
No. III ThlrIy-thitd street, i've rooms. SOL
No.. gi Main street. twelve rooms and bs,I
. Office rooms IN Hubbard Block, 1874 Markets.
No. l52 Main street. second md third il5o;t
Si-.roomed inme dwelling Of LeathervooL
Store roornS OF. South street, IN Eearns r.p
crnaclb building.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. S. Claim Attorney. ca.
lector and Notary Public
my7 1912 M4ESEr SrEErr.
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Hoods Pills cure liver Ills, constipation.
bliaszssS, iguud!ee, sies headache. Indigestion.
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He impanelcd a jury, composed Of
Messrs. George Bowman. John II. Stro-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

Dallns, March a.-The following Is a
synopsis Of decisions rendered hy the
court of criminal appeals at It's last sit
ting.
W. IL. Crawford, from Parker. The
recognizRnoe binds appellant to abide
the judgment OF the court OF appeals.
II ~ fatally defective and the appeal Is
dismissed. Simkins. j.
EX-parte George Philips. from Leon.
Belntor was convicted Ia The justice
court for WILLINGLY wounding a horse and
fined IN the sum Of 500 In default Of
payment he was committed TO the county
jail and thcreupon sued out the writ OF
habcns corpus before the county Judge,
which wus heard aud the petitioner re-
mandcd 70 the custody Of tho sheriff, and
he appeals. The oifense charged in the
complaint Is evidently under nrt ESQ
p. e.. and the punishment liked by snid
article is q fine not exceeding $3.50 This
Is not within the jurisdiction Of the jus
tice of the peace. The Judgment Of the
county judge is reversed and the relator
discharged, Simkius, j.
Henry Cayil. from rannt, The only
questions raised are; /. Tho failure Of
the court to charge upon apparent dan
ger >, That nv confirming the attention
Of the Jury To what took place at the
time Of the homicide the charge excluded
all matters Transporting before that time.
Under the facts, ms testified 10 by de-
ltnuuHlt .lhe ulnAei was real anu not Op-
parent, hence the charge of the court
was correct Nor do we think the charge
Of the court Is too restricted. II, ~
claimed by appellant. there was a prevl-
Gus difficulty aud threats by deceased IL
would simply inure to appellants bene-
fit had there been proof Of apparent dan
ger, Of which there was none Still the
appellant had the benefit Of this testi-
mony in the charge Of selfdefense as
given by the court. Affirmed. SIM
| kins, j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10


Commencing March /. 1921. the Santa
lie Route will sell frSt-class limited
tickets from all points in Texas on lis
main line, and the Paris branch. 20
Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco
and intermediate points, via Purcell and
Albuquerque nj the very low rite Of
SO; round trip tickets, limited TO sixty
80 days, will be sold at rate Of
The Santa Fe affords uneqnalled ac.
eommodations and attractions for Cali.
tornia tourists, operating Pullman Pal
ace Slecp6rs and Pullman Tourist
sleepegs, with hut one change OF ears
from Texas TO California.
The exceedingly low rates offered hy
the santa Fe win suggest California to
the minds Of the people OF Texas more
than usual, and Of course. the mid.
winter fair, which will be open until
June 30, Is not 20 be overlooked.
Visitors to the white City" need not
fear Of being tired with duplicate at
fractions at the Golden Gate.
The Worlds Fair Jr., Us the San
Francisco fair y sometimes referred to
has some buildings that. as works OF
architectural art. are said to be superb,
or to the buildings of the Columbian
Exposition, and competent critics as
sert that for .picmresquencss and per-
lection Of landscape ELECTS. the Mid,
Winter display on the shores Of Inc
Pacific excels all previous efforts
For information regarding tickets. time
tables, and sleeping ear recommendations.
apply 10 the nearest Santa Fe agent. or
address, W. y, KEENAN,.
g. y. A., Galveston. Texas,
VIM. DOHERrY,
Pass Agt, 4O3 Main St., Fort Worth.
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Special Dispatch.
Waco. March 9.-An Austin special in
Dallas morning paper today concerning
the visit of Hon. Waller S, Baker to
the capital. provoked something ike a
broad smile here today.
Mr.. Baker arrived in Waco yesterday
morning, and he did not leave Austiu ON
horseback. either. His business 90 that
city was connected with business in the
supreme court, and nothing else.
To the Gazette representative today he
said: Soy. Hogs is as heartily in favor
of harmony as any other Democrat in the
state. Neither he. myself. nor anybody
else is prepared to say what will happen
at Dallas. Ia,
The members Of the committee viii de
ternIine this when they meet. There -
no reagon, however. to believe that COM
Mote hnrinony will not be the result.
me Democracy of the state wants hnr-
monv. and 50 do all the leaders There
bns becn n lot Of wild and nonsenscal
All and speculation INDUCED in con
corning the governor and the invitation
"a tbe Mntlock committee 10 meet with
our committee. Tie governor wants 20
zee harmony established again. and VIII
do ali In Ills power 10 bring It nbont.
Those who know him well know THIS Is
So
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

The latest solution Of the servant g1rl
nr,i,I.tn is the outcome Of womanis
thnncht. and provides that self-support-
inc schools shall be founded Tor me
traiuinc Of domestic servants. lhty
should carry on workingmAns Ieathu-
raut, laundry, creehe' mendins de-
y, a., -,,nc,f In this way cooks, kitchen
- inai5s leundresses, housemnds and
nurse. might be trained. The mntron
,-onid he No only person In the establish
,,snt naid full wages, though IL would be
,,scessary 10 provide food for the girls
M i've at their own homes, and the
,nstitution must be made 10 earn enough
- nav the girls a small amount for their
services while learning,