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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

so arrange their schedules and tic copies
Of the same with the board by the fir;
instant, This order has been ignored,
although tie law provides ncnalty OF
5000 per day for doing SO. and also
penalty AS high as $1,000 for charge IN
excess of the schcdulesor any discrimina-
tion between shippers. This evening the
commissioners tiled u written complaint
against tie companies with the attorney
general, stating that the law had been
violated, and reqnesiing him 70 bring suit
IN the name of the state The attorney
general snid tonight that the law makes
II Lis duty TO sue all six OF the compa-
mics. and he will file petitions for this
purpose at ST. Louis. l<iAs1s City and
jefferson City without DELAY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
A FAN FANCY.
A Woman She Is, with Suggestions
of What She Was.

The fan girl has appeared again She
comes this season with basque and drn-
II possible. she has moro than ever.
The gown she wore az recent ball was
made Of white saiiu. that fnYorlte for dane
Ing gowns. II WIS cui low on the shoulders
ana straight across the neck as gowns go
now Great puns formed Tie aierFes. rho
bodice was plain nnd perfectly hitting 10 a
point below the waist line where the fans
began 1'hey hung an around her waist nnd
nOafcI down the drapery Of her gown and
then around the bottom ~ the skirt They
We're made ont OF chiffon and edged with
lace. and that Is all there Is 20 say.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
MANS REAL PROTOTYPE,
Discovery OF the Missing Link in the
Veddas Of Ce,I6n.

The latest atsr,verv ~ ma rt.sire tpt
saws a t,errnnn masagine bas msf hern
made known NV t,,,n S,,-iss scienusts htbth.
crs. WIN drriaTc N, ID W.. N,iins ~ Seyinn
mi The void between nnn hnd apn
THE bruthprs have sn'ttt 'scvsr,,I q, n,s iu
CeyIon In oritr ia stiGy MS mia Enuv,n
buf intora.finv r,.,., ~ = t,,bii,,s ,Wl n,,,f,
guari from the thr,rv ,ii,l,S, y i,cv U,t w,
ward tbr facts which fhev utnul,h am.
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10 communal general attrntisn,
Tho Veddas nrr 9niic I, digiinc, r,ce ana
arc mora ike ans9 ibsn na, ntber Hnnnn
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lived In India mnuv .snturies bnFnrt 0utt,t.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

Chicago, III, Jan. Representatives
Of al the trans-contnental roads met
Thursday at the Great Northern hotel to
discuss rates to the Pacific coast for the
midwinter fair The railroads repre-
scented were the Union Pacific, Santa Fe.
Southern Pacific Northern Pacific. Great
Northern Rio Grande and Western.
Texas and Pacific. Burlington and Mis-
souri, river Missouri paciic, Canadian
Pacific ami the Rock. Island The prin-
cipal object of the meeting was 10 make
a ditferential rate with The Canadian Pa
cifc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

\ special to the Omaha Bee OF the
4th from Sioux City says; "The Sioux
City. O'Neill and Western road has fled
proceedings began against Il by the Man
hnit1n Trust company, trustee for the
bonds. The company declares that It's
total capitalization was placed at nearly
S6.UO1uuO ON i3U miles of road. or three
times its cost 1'hi. is contrary to the
constitution and laws of Nebraska which
expressly provide against such ovcrcap-
itali2ation. The directors ask. therefore.
that all the stocks and bonds be declared
void and the road turned over to the as
signee of the Union Loan and Trust
company for the benefit Of the trust com
pany's creditors. who advanced the
money to build the road
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

chicago Herald.
All of Uncle Sans railroad business is
done by contract-let to the lowest bid
der The officials at Washington fondly
believed they thus secured the lowest
possible rate. and would have continued
Indefinitely In that belief were Il not
Tor dispute among the trunk lines. which
is now first given to the public. The
moral of the story seems to he that. how
ever wise Uncle sum may he. he IS Il
tyro wien landed In the tolls Of any set
OF general passenger agents.
These officials of the trunk lines were
called upon TO make competitive bids at
frequent intervals for tho transportation
Of United States troops from the sea-
board TO Western points When this com
pet.tive spirit is fully aroused there is no
limit TO which the rate will be scaled. aud
IN times long gone lnve Sam prohtcd
largely 10y TIE keen rivalry of the Eastern
roads. Then the general passenger
agents began comparing notes aud Zig
urcd out a plan by which each line ia
turn should be allowed TO unlcrbd all
competitors, and thus secure the business
at practically tariff rates. The whole
matter was put in the hands Of the chair
man OF the trunk line passenger commit
tee Whenever the go~srnment called for
bids for the transportation of troops,
all lines except one would send in bids
at tariff rates or thereabnuts. The line
whose turn 1t was to get the business
would underhd its competitors . or Ia
cents per ticket, and of course the sol
dicrs would be sent 10y the line making
tie lowest bid.
This spirited system Of bidding worked
to perfection, for the railroads, until with
in the last month or two. Then it was
discovered that several OF the lines were
INDUCING in sure enough bidding. By thus
taking away the business from the line
the chairman had selected to put in tie
lowest bid. the percentage of the pool be-
I came badly "wopper-jawed, as one oil
cial expressed It., and there was imminent
danger that west-bound rates would chase
! east-hound rates down tie toboggnn Side
A frantic appeal was made TO each Of the
general passenger agents to abide by the
pool agreement, and each has sent word
10 his Eastern passenger agents 10 bid
only Oh Instructions from headquarters
| All Is now SERENE The pool percentages
will work out according TO calculation
unrestricted competition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

NF Associated Press.
New Orleans, La, Jan. A.--ihn track was
good and TIE weather nne. hut not favor.
he won. Ethel ". losing through cafripas
riding Lockpor' sNcryed ana Judge alOr-
row suiked. Other fAvorlts~ died tghuug.
aud the sport was exciting an through.
First rncn--N on-wiuners. liz turionsai
Shiloh first Ethci W. second, Red John
third. Time, IstU -,
Second rucc-Dnc mile and oue-alxteeuth.
Jenning nrai. Outfy second. ocean IA.
lhFi. Tlmr. ] 900 IL
Third raee--flyc ana one-half furi0nes.
Lucia second, Myrteliath third. lime,
lsin -.
Fourth race--slx furlonRs; Belle or Hnrlnr.
1eld Won Lncelie second. Thomas iiird.
Time. isti "a
fifth rare Six ma nae haif farinngs.
Miss i.rAins won. lilrry tefond. LIN
ihisl, rime. i;is -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
EvanS 81 Roe
A NEW drrLBr
A NEW OUTLET
ron FORT WORTH
ron FORT WORTH

The Fort worta ana Denver city railway,
appreciafng the necessity FOR another line
TO the North and Dast 20 accommodate IT.
patrons. haye concluded 10 inauFiraie PAS
senger service from Fort worth and al
pointa on rs line via Panhandle CITY to
Chicago. New York. Kansas cry, piila.
burg Topeka. ST. Joe. Iiu'porla, Newton,
wichita. Wellington and all points In The
north and Bist BY thle route you make
practically the same time, making close
connection at Panhandle city, wAese
through coaches are provided,
I'ars from Fmt Worth same a. via any
other rne-
For full information aadrnss
D. b. kEEIIcg,
General Passenger and Prtigh; Ascsi. Fort
Worth Tex
Ciy Jlalei Astat, ioi ,iaiu slrgei, Fost
49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
A FAMOUS MAN DEAD,

indianapolis. Jan. G.-James Buch.
anan, lawyer, politician aud inventor
died this morning. aged 90 years. lie
was known as "Plnn" Buchanan because
Of his peculiar monetary theories aud
was the most conspicuous Western mem
her of the grcenback party. lie was
an intimate friend Of Gen Bcnianln Il.
Butler, Mr.. Buchanan VISITS famous fot
his remarkable memory. having on one
occasion quoted without reference III
citations In the supreme court. He re
ceived yearly an immense royalty on his
many patents and recently sold an in
vrntiOn for 100000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
Nnr M AnYANcE.

Chicago. IT,. Jan. 6.-Chairman Nidg-
ley Of the Western foight association
declared Thursday that freight rates will
not 20 up today and that the Soathefn
Pacific would by next Monday at the
outside abandon lis 25-cent rate from
Minneapolis to the seaboarl A prop0-
sliion to poo the Minneapolis business Is
being considered by the Western freight
association lines.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
s1orX cIrY A nArEwAY.

Chicago, H., Jan 6,-The Fremont,
Elhon and Missouri valley has de-.
manded that Sioux City be made a trans.
continental gateway, and that existing
rates via Council Bluffs be applied via
Sioux City. This would bower the present
western system are against the demand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

A special to the Chicago Herald Of the
4th from jefferson City, No. says: The
express companies Lave ignored and de-
fed the power Of the legislature as dele
Gated 10 tie Railroad commissioners to
regulate Them Some weeks ago the com
missioners ordered eur Of 10 per cent u
the class known as general specials.
agricultural. products. aud directed the
six companies doing business ID ihr STAT
illr American. Adams. S0ttharn. l'arinr.
Mrlls-fsrso aud Tie United SAFES -io
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
A GOOD ONE FOR THE PLACE.

Frank b. Semple, one Of those promi-
nentiy mentioned for general passenger
agent Of the Union Pacific. Denver aud
Gulf was formerly travelling freight
agent of the Fort Worth and Denver City
with headquarters at this place Mr.
Senple was great favOrite with the
sition here TO cgagc in the produce BUSH
ness at Denver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
SEvENTY-TWo INCHES OF SKIN
Taken From Husband for u VINES
burned Arms.


BY Associated Press.
Chicago, H.. Jan, G.-Physicans at The
Mercy hospital are grating skin upon
the burned arms OF Mrs Blake, Of
Oyyawa, ILL.,, seyenty-two suuare inches
of cntlcle having been taken from the
thighs Of her husband. ex-State Attorney
w. w. Blake. The operation so far
has been successful, and is the only
case in this country In which any person
has sacrificed 50 great surface OF skin
for another.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
srRnNG INCONSISTENCIES.

a77IIFTT --NVFT7
George W Heintz ia said to he forti-
fed with strong Endorsements for the po-
sitiou Of general passenger agent Of tho
Fort Worth road AIr. Hentz Is chief
clerk Of The RIO Grande Western pas
senger department with headquarters IN
Salt Lake City. He filed a similar POI
sition under Col Ady and preceded z.
J. Flynn as chairman Of the Colorado
passenger association.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

Ieaving Fort Worm Gi20 b, M
lccQfe Sleeper accommodations FROM
1ti 81 application TO II. & Il. {. agent
Z nj North.
{ tepsers for points south Of San An.
n1Q for MleNieo points can transfer
r1 n Aifouio 20 Laredo Sleeper II desired
~ eARIlCuLAt TO see that your
re1is via Hearne and the NTkls-
4 dlHtlAL ROUpE--l & & n. r. r.
/, u. j. Pmos. A. c. p. 4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

fi,ts Tlmfgur reservoir a s-roaf artificial
Wy ~ ~ iiie, said 10 hold about 4,G4i.-
~ Fhlic font Of water. acts as a
! ~ 10y the Mira canal II 4 formed
: F|HIlt bury dan lv3 feei high and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
E INTERNATIONAL ROUTE

oonnection with Houston and Texas
raj ifhilway, makes the best time from
FORT WORTH. DALLAS.
IND ether Nosth Texas Points, to
iSstIn. San Antonio. Laredo,
and Points in Mexico.
Imam sLEEPERS DAILY in each
direction VIA HEARNIs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
abroad Time Table.


71f and parIlc trlIns Nos, 2 anu 0
SOL At Texarkann, 4. @. Junction.
nfnr Jefferson Marshall, Longvlew
liofl. Big Sandy. Minella. Wills Point,
eli. Fornpy, East Dallas, Dallas aud
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

7. & P. A
honey, viee-Pres. & Gen. Supt
c'H SLOAT a. G. T. 4 p. \.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-16
TARIFF coMpARI oNs

An Estimate Furnished by the Secretary
OF the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. May 15.-Senator VOORHEES,
10 day submitted TO the senate the treasury
esiimats OF duties which will be derived
under the rates proposed By the late senate
revision OF the tariff bill. as compared with
the rates under the Mckinley Law. and
those under the psnding bill. basina the ss-
Inmates upen importations for the last year.
The estimate shows thas n tho pending bill
becomes law. 81. 1853 1853 will be collected In
duty on obsmicals. drugs, etc. az against
sb lf6 3lG unds the house bill aud Sc, 2Si.-
Is uL der tie Mckinley Law. On snrths,
ga henwafs and glassware. senate bill
So 1872 GA house bill &S.0T5. 22S. Mckinley
law ST., l32.637. Metals aud msnufae eturea.
senate &1h Sb2. .056 house Sl6. 769. 653 Nc
kiuley t2I 03t, ,6J7 Wool aud msnufsc-
tsres OF. nsns,s $054. 4.Tl0. house $64S ibl.
Mckinley $935. 39l. sugar, senate $4a 47H. :
9T7. house SIG. eJ2. Mckinley Slg8 25L 1o-
b loeo, senate Sl3 3s7977. house Sll, ,b2s. 78a.
McKinley slt,SJl,9 $50 agricultural rro-
ducts, y ovlslons SOtit9I2. house 81. 969.-
7iS. MsKinleI $l2, ,l33 s66.
1hs rates OF 0aiiss fixed on various achod .
ules. reduced TO ad valoIem rates, show the
following comI arisont; Chemicals. senate.
q, 40. house % 90. Mckinney 9lGl. Earth
rnwsre aud glassware, senate 3L3l. house
3L3T, Mckinney bl,25. Metals and manu-
features of, senate 34.23, houto 35.0G. Me-
Kiuloy bSia Wools ana manu- 'aeturss Of.
senate 22s2. house 22.Gi, Mckinley ~. CO.
Sngnr md na1ufacturss OF, senate -. %.
house 28.t3 Mekiuiov 1865. Iobaeoo, sen.
ate 100. 90. house 9l.6J. AoKinlsy 1l7.62.
Agricu,tu al products, senate 23.6a, ouse
"a So mckinley 30 q,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-16

Won. ss azalns. unknown quantities who
had nos faced the haR save In thoir two
Jsar-old form, made ChAut = prohibitivs
favOtits, aud the Iosut Of the Taos showed
the wisdom Of the Judgment OF many, s
Chant won ali wsy" ns he pleased, and
might have eaaiiy disposed Of amuoh better
field than hs met to-day.
lho HORSES Rot away ~ the soooad break.
Tom Gilmore making most OF the running
start. and showing a half dozen lengths In
the van for this frat quarter. when Pearl
Song took up the running and showed the
way Ia the stand. Hero Chant drew MP
with ,hs bunch and was ia front for the
fun up the back stretch, and running sasy
pndor GoodAle'a stfaininR pull he kept just
In front OF ,he held into the stretch. Al
this point. ths last quarter Of the distance,
ths bunch had become a procession, and
Chant easily Ralloped down 10 the finish
aud won by aiI good lengths from Pearl
Bong, who was ten lengths In front Of
hiRurl Al. Boyer was fourth, aud Tom
Elmofe was 30 bad nfth that be vonld
have been distanosd had flag been used.
The value Of the stake 20 the winner WAS
5000 The winner is by Fslse,,o, and Ia
tho property OFF,, Leigh. who also owns the
great Bramble handicap horae, Clifford
Pearl song, tho second ho 80. Ia also By
FaIaotta This is the nlst Of Falsetto'a got
TO win nlsoe In tho Kentucky derby, sr-
ceptinR Galifet. who ran second 10 Mao
Beth Ia 1898.
Biz fuflongs-P Parole. Fiofsan, Vauoblass.
lil7lGi five furlon0s- Elizabeth. Blasoo,
Glsnone, li05; Kentucky derby. for three
yehr-olds, one and half miles. $500
added, $500 10 second. $3.50 to third
Chant, Pearl Sona. hiQuTd. 2al; mile
Valera. Profssso5 hongsr. l;4ei four and 2
half furlongs- Myrtle, AdAms. 1fksons,
.67; three -fourths-islsn N. Salvation.
bomtrsault, IilG.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-16
G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT.
The Tenth Annual Meeting OF tho Depart.
mont OF Montana To o-dRy.

The Tenth Annual Meeting OF the Depart
mont OF Montana To-day.
The tenth annual encampment Of the
department. OF Montana. q. A. L.. will be
held to-day ond Tomorrow In this city. II
was intended TO have grand parade this
mornina but owing 10 the muddy weather
II has been postponed until tomorrow.
The sessions will be held in q. A. X. hall,
on Park avenue, and judging fiom the ar
rivals yesterday there will DO large at
tendansT The sncampnsnt will be called
10 order at 1880 this morning, and owing
20 the fact that the procession has been
postponed, 10 Ia expected that q good deal
OF business will be transacted to-day.
This evening there will be public recep-
tion aud sntsrtainmsnt et she auditorium,
which the people OF the city generally are
cordially invited 20 attend. Compli-
mentary tickets may be ubtsined OF any
member OF the q. A. t.. OF she womsn's
Relief Corps and OF the Ladies AID
OF y. OF V. The entertainment
will begin al eight o'clock, and will be
conducted by the local auriliarT societies.
the W. X. @. and l.. A. s. Welcoming ad-
dresses will be delivered by Gov Rlckaid da
aud Mayor Weed response for visiting
comrades by Com ado MAainnis.
tho utehlou VI tue VI n IL. tue
question of a permanent location of the
encAmpment and other important business
will CONS up. Department adquartsrs
will be established nt tho library" q. A.
X. building.
Post commanders will report TO tho as
sistsn, ad. .uIAnt general, h. George Hsldt.
atdepattment headquarts q, u, eight o'clock
thla morning. 20 receive snoampment
badass and other credentials for admit
tAnos 20 tho department eneampmonL
Comrhde @. =. Gage, Of wAdsworth pos,
No. 3, will act ~ officer OF ,hs day, Com.
rads Nd. IS. Walker, OF post No. 3. ne officer
OF the guard, and Post Commander 4. II.
Klsinoehmidt, OF Wndawotth post No. >,
will detail siI sentinels for guard duty dur
ing tho eneampment
During the sessions OF the cnoampmsnt
tho first annual convention OF the wo-
mans Relist CORP auxiliary 20 The Grand
Army Of the Ropublic will DO hold IN A.
%. q. W. hall, corner of broadway aud
Main strss. Wednesday and Thursday.
De- artmout president aud s,sd will be
pleased 20 mee, at headquarters all fTiends
OF the W. x. @. when not engaged In the
business OF tho convention,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-16
COMING ATTRACTIONS.


This evening. May l6. at Mina's opera
house. the important d dramatio organization
beaded By the distinguished ttRqedinns.
Frederick Warde and Louis James. will
give q fine production OF Shakespeare
tragedy. Julius C@,ar." with handsome
new scenery. costumes. armors and stage
furniture. especially prepared for the pises.
Mr.. WArde will appear as Marc Antony,
Mr.. James as Brutus. Mr.. Charles ID. Her
man a. Cassius aud Mr.. stephen Wright ss
Julius Cesar. Since the deaths of Law.
renee Barrett and Edwin Booth. but few
actors have attempted the production OF
the great plays In which those men 90 pre- sm.
inently shonr. Mr.. Warde hKs selected the
character OF Marc Antony. aud has imbusd
himself 30 thoroughly in IL that the audi
enco 10 carried back to the daya Of ancient
Roms and forEets the stage surroundings
of the player. Mr.. Jamss Ne Brutus gives a
noble. digninsd Interpretation Of the char
actef that Booth loved so well, and shows
that conscientious study can accomplish
much.
On Thursday night the fine tragic play,
"Ffnnoesca da Himini." will have its first
performance in Helena, with NJ. Warde ns
Lanoiotto. the character formerly played by
the late Lawrencs Barrstt. and Mr.. James
In his famous role of Pepe, the issie', ac-
knowiedRsd TO bs one of she greatest pct
forman cos OF tho day.
Tn. sale Of ssats Is now open al Lock-
woods drug stors.