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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

Dock Vanderbilt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Guilty to burglary.

Special Dispatch.
corsicana, Tex. April 1.-THE case
Of the state VS., Dock Vanderbilt. col
ored, for the murder of BIZ Green.
also eolored, was concluded in the dis
trict court today, the jury rendering a
verdict for the defendant
Manda Bailey was adjudged insane
today and will be sent to the asylum
WIN ouarles pleaded guilty to theft in
the district court today and was fined
SIS and thirty days in jail.
Dosh Thomas pleaded guilty to bur
glary in two cases and was sentenced
to six years in the penitentiary.
Some one tried to force an entrance
to the residence OF Mrs. AlzInna
Wright Sunday night. but before he
succeeded in doing so she frightened
the malicious visitor away.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18
INDIANA BANK wRrcsl


~" " ne tlftll
BY Associated Press.
indianapolis, Ind, Apn
morning session of the Fea,..l
the trial of the Indianapos,
bank wreokers was dew,s'
showing of the fraud In n.
the Boston branch Of the M
Cabinet company to Thom,.l
Of Boston. He had been An !.
the cabinet company and n,
assignment the Boston 49,
transferred to him for hi, \
these notes were sold N h
auction in New York. n,
the sale was brought out AL
ernments case was stronsr
cnsd. John NJ, Diclsersou. Il,
the American Desk and Sat
pany Of Chicago, was anois
and testified that he knew /,
the 100000 in drafts thai 4
drawn ON him by the cabIns
and turned into the bank As 1
1t was during the noon reesu
shooting occurred In the 4,
II. II. Miller, ex-attorney..s
which A. c. Harris was i
dentally and court adiouina
morrow morning. Both Nil
Mr.. Miller are attorneys IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

Speclhl DIspaIch,
Henrietta, Tex, April 1.-THE Jury
In the case of NJ. w Bogar VS.. Mary
~ Bogar rendered its verdict after
being out nearly three days. finding
that the allegations Of plaintiff were
not true refusing Mr. Bogar a bin OF
divorce and declaring that both were
proper parties to have care OF the
children and that their property was
community property The verdict
leaves Mr.. and Mrs. Bogar man and
wife, but not enjoying each others
confidence and love to any great az
tent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18
THE STATE CAPITAL.


ntul III fOFN "
snoo,,, n,sno,ch
ans,,n nav Arril ~ THE follow
,ng charters S,ere a,sd with the score
20, - sta,o todo,,. ,rho rort worth
improved Freehold companv of F.rt
worth canltai stock 500 900. ineorpora-
TORS zeno G Ross. r. @. Barron. las.
Martin Tbos ID Ross
The sepuin RuiIdipr ana Loan ASSOC
citation of sepuin Tex. capital stock.
800 600. incorporators II. Krc,dorn.
Jno. Moore j. =. Holmes. :. NJ.
Blanks, Walter Note. ]. NJ. Abbott
Jesse Legette, Chas. Il. Tips. u. J.
Burgess.
The Neches Lumber compauv of
Burke, Tex. capital stock. 10000; in
corporators. e. S. Hicks NJ. l..
Brown. u. r Wbisenkont
Victoria county redeemed $4,000 worth
OF court house bonds: walker county
redeemed $1,000 worth Of court house
bonds; Raines county paid sl4 sinking
fund, due April 10. ON her county bonds:
Kerr county pnid sl28O interest ON her
county bonds; Fisher county paid s35l
interest. due April TO- ON her bonds.
La Sale county paid $3.50 interest
Ralnes county paid 1899 q interest ON
her bonds.
The state sunarirtandart nj r,,,i,o
instruction bns do,orr,I,aa 10 r,oi,,
an effort this yoor 20 ayto,,1 a,5 i,,,
prove the surnrn.r ,,stitn,a ,,a,.,, t,.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18
rnEY mAvn rnr roMN.
Whnt Was Done by the Texas nj
vision Yesterday.

Special Dispatch
Waco, Tex, April 1.-THE Texas
travelling men the drummers, have
posaessinn Of the city today and every
thing Is theirs The nfth annual state
convention convened tonight at the city
hall, and fully 300 members OF me
organization We're on hand Mt that
hour. An day long groups of travelirz
men puraded around the city. greet,d
thor friends sat I'm the hotel corridors,
told anecdotes and formed Improvlscd
uuartettes and hummed away the hours
pleasantly The badges prepared by
the local Post II were worn by every
body, and It ls doubtful n any con-
ventIon has ever been held In the city
In which a more general friendly lnter-
est was taken The different COM
mlttces on the various entertainments
embrace Waco's best society and Ire
ladies are enthusiastically at work to
make the visit OF the drummers one OF
delight
The entertainment and reception
committees were buslly engaged an
day In closing the preparations for the
events OF tomorrow and the succeeding
days
The spacious aud handsome rooms OF
Post II We're In charge today OF
Mesdames w. a, Williamson, c. NJ
Shepherd, John T.. Hart, c. w White,
win Renaud, O. H. Grand, w. W. seley
aud Misses Flora Lacy NJ. Il. Sears,
Nina order, Camille White and Tallc
GRAND, and their deft fingers wove
pretty decorations OF all imagiuaole
kinds, prepared catchy paper roses and
converted the rooms into the most
prcttily arranged hall.
Tho board OF directors and onlcers
We're engaged during the morning in
examining reports and preparing for
the presentation Of their steward
ships TO the convention. Al o'clock
the officers and board Of directors held
meeting 10 complete their work
II. l.. Benson. San Antonio. presi-
dent; j. ]. Knight, Dallas. first vice
president; j. G.. Booth, Austin, second
vice-president. Glen Fittger, Galveston,
third president; William Payson
san Antonio. secretary and treasurer;
ikontIA ~ sNiiffhf INlA NhIAlt 9ttlkt
A. nm. Corsieana: Or. r. NJ Fetter-
man. Mike Goggan and II. r. MoNulty
san Antonio; Vernon Lemon, Houston;
George Kilnan, Dallas; Henry Harrl-
son, Austin; r. w. woolston. Calves
ton, and oliver Lippeneott. Jr., Waco,
compose the board. The meeting last
ed two hours and a large amount OF
unfinished business was cleared up
and disposed OF
The convention proper was called to
order at the city hall at o'clock to-
night by President Benson In few
brief and appropriate words secre-
tary Payson acted as secretary.
The convention thea adjourned until
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. when
the regular order OF business will be
taken up.
ProRrRm.
The following is the program Of the
business and entertainment OF the con
vention:
Tuesday, April n p, m.-conven-
ton opens at city hall.
Wednesday. April IS, 10 a. m. to 4
p. ni'-conventlon. Presentation Of the
keys OF the city to the Travellers. Pro
'ective association BY his honor. Mayor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

Arkansas City Kan, April l7-Iast
night ave men heavily armed rode
up to the Jan in X county. Oklahoma
leading ave horses, The men ovsr
powered the TALLER and liberated Ave
prisoners each OF whom was given a
horse, It is supposed that all OF these
men belong TO the same band Of out.
laws, One OF the prisoners named
Cox was serving a ten-years' sen.
tencc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

Special Dispatch.
bonham' Tex, April 17-Mrs. Ed
Williams, Jr, died at o,oIocl, th,s
morning Of Consumption.
Mr. Woods and Miss Lucy ctlnkeh-
beard We're married yesterday at ;he
residence OF Mr.. L, c. Penwen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

Special Dispatch
La Orange Tex. April IA ter.
rihe wind storm this morning com.
pietely demolished the Methodist
church, one Of the finest church edl.
hees in South Texas. Several build.
'nss were unroofed, and trees and
shrubbery OF all kinds uprooted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

President poemer Feels cd
Ultimate Success

Special Dispatch.
Denison, Tex, April n
Roemer, president and ehlal
Of the proposed Galveston a
Northern railroad, to run M
ern Nebraska to Galyesiu
through the city this evening
York. You may say" he "
correspondent, everything ID
able, and depend upon Il ID
from me after I've been ii i
a few days" He did not sal
cess at Houston and CALVES
believed that something Il :
insure the road in this part III
try.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

Special Dispatch.
Bagwell. Tex, April Ito
man Smith was arrested heFsl'
claimed to be wanted at B'i
Lamar county. Smith hii
buggy and team from a liVFl
and failed to return the sane =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

meets in this city to nominate five
candidates for the supreme court of
this state. The city is filed with
prominent lawyers and citizens from
all parts of the state. 1t is believed
the session Of the convention will be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

w. Hughes, Fort Worn !,
mechanism. Eugene Kellss
sad-iron heater, VIM. n Z
vile; calculating machine \,
Stallard, Merit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

Special Dispatch.
washington April ll,--Texas patents.
Sot.onsesd machine. VIM. Il. ELAN
pallSa' pendulum scale, VIM.
SraYes' Gainesville; refrigerator Joe
Ds'iA'"' stoekdale; wire ftrsteh.-, Geo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

Special Dispatch.
Bells, Tex. April i7.-reslHa
ing Jim Wagner, 10 years y
right foot by swinging On y
the freight yards here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

Higgins. Llpscomb couf;
April 15.-Mrs. A. Parks ID
Kansas city, but for some
resident Of this place, diedatl
Tex, the 18th instant. She v
at this place.
Lipscomb county for ths
since its organization in "
able to pay off It's scrip u 4
and has a bonded lndebtsdha
$1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

hotel.
Thursday. April 10. 10 a. m. TO p.
m.-Convention; p. m, lawn party by
citizens OF Waco at Padgitt's park; adj
dress by Col John @. Winter
Friday, April 90. iOia. m. to 4 p. m
Convention; $50 p. m, musical enter
talnment by ladies at Methodist Fee
male college.
Saturday, April 2i,-san Jacinto day.
grand parade with Texas veterans. fire.
men and military.
Reception committee. white badges
r.. b. Parrot, chairman; Bart Moore,
win Hunter, Sam Sanger l.. c, Alex
ander Ed Rotan. J, s. McLendon, w.
W. seley, ]. w. Higgins, W. d. Lacy,
h. T. Dennis. r. w. Beaumont. ]. e..
Allison. w. s. Baker. J II. Wheeler,
Thos. +. Farmer. j, NJ Hickman. r..
c Barrett j. A. Sink. Chas. Sanger,
]. T. searcy. f. b wilcox, Jessie Car
gill, Gen Felix Robertson, W. s. Black
shear. II. Behrens. ] f. Ficklen, T.
a, Blair Tom Padgitt, NJ. Archenhold,
j. Hansel Wood, oliver Lippencott, Jrr
Il. NJ. Costello. A. r McCollum, NJ. h.
Davis. J. r. Bennett Geo. McLendon.
Levin Plunkett. b. r. Nash, VIM.
Cameron, Dnn We'll j. p, Massey. r..
o. Rounsavall, John G. Winter.
r.adios. recontion committee fes-
danes Geo. Clark, Ed Rotan, VIM,
Cameron. W. L. Prather, Tom Padgltt.
W. w. Davis. W. s. Gillespie. John
senrs 1r u T. Mistrot Jobn Mar
ahou Howard Mnnn. Robt. Brooks.
sam so,gor II n Rounsavau Robt
e,rro,, " II Dnpraa n II Harri-
con VIM proo,.s n a Rlalr John
Sleeve, ~ winter vvoodson white
n - stoar Iuage Goodrlcb Rufus
rA..sa ~, H. ,a., wan r K
W., W., Ga c ~ etoydor / q
w., u ~ No., w ym,omsor
=. NJ. To-. CO.
r.a,,,l p,.,asa.a. = n Iom,,,on
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Iunu, l'oS""'',e JONES, W '', 49,
''''uuer. N',s '''9'',' '',.i, .''''' IN
me lhNIor, F'"nle Lou lipos' m"'y
N7ilu"ll, aal''e lIlce' Nia''ie '0heS'
Deeea west Nate FRIEND
,oii'ih'l'ey OH u''0'"uoHs' hehouope
puuseS-' NJ. MorEe''' chairman eco
o. N"'Se' . .. Nie'. l'ii'o'N, ~ - w HI
lu"'s' Aoe H'oel, II. ~. Nesah' leo
a. sheppaIu' W h' Morrlsoh'
Lyons bar' Moore WIN hunter L. -
levy VIM "ins'oh, Z, W. harrison
!, II Gooaloe' H. r. Dls'nuke' d. W.
Higgins
Committee on ladies' carriage drive
yeilow pauEeH-k' - Farrot', che'r'
man 3 W. Slayden' D. >. MeLehu'h'
sam sanger Hart Moore, w 3 BAKER
H. NJ WILKINSON H. II sePrs'
Conmlttee on badges dran badges
I. ~ WEI ehalrmah' j. NJ carter
W. NJ drl'uth' Johh r mart ABE
llaper' oscar Jannaseh' H. C. Ledford'
H. H. Kegan' J. NJ segner II. G.
shge' .. n Lee W. T. Gilbert
Committee on music green badges
~ he,n'hohs' chairman; Geo e.
tfarbar, tr,a ca N s.aanaa 49, Y'r NJ
II snonret NJ r. D,smwtos ~ ~
wulans II u r,nomas ~ u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

that every child takes !. ~
9. They're perfectly AZ n
action NO gnpliis' ~ n
3. Their effects 's st,r x
reaction Efterwaras va
sloanse the system,
ot dose. ,..,,i =
4. They're the chssI,it
guaranteed TO give s. VA N
money Is returned
the good you get. a., ~
s. Put up IN glsss,.,iai.iss
6. They cure 0ens'2 "a
ton, Bilious Attaess ~ ic
Headaches and az ! SSowlk
LIVER, nfe-sch and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

BY Associated Press.a
Nashville. Tenn, April if.-ronor.
row the state Democratic convention
, 1894-03-21
1872
H%0OtOgrapbiide Nniidttn Der berrliden St.
bdlOt, Nrtlagen rrO Se0tn5wlrOig=
fcttett bet Weltmt8 ltclnng.
in CN6inetgr0Be unO gut 6ro(6rt fit Oen
SpottpreiS Don 25 Getts.

&ein Stefernn9stuerf. Sn etnent Samo pom 9~efdGi9en
5or1nat flnoet man NHes beiiamtmne1t, mas Ole ~poridbrt9e Qus=
lteuun9 6robes uno Sd90nes BOT.
Oteles 1T Die erSte Oerartise ~2ttsgabe nit OettiGem
Sert* Jeoent 8ilo 1T cine fur5e Grfldrrn9 in ~oentid)er
Sprad)e bet9e9eben. Sir Oteieni9en, meId2e Ole DunOer Ser
(Oe'ben 9toct nit ei9enen 2n9en 9sid2aut Poben, miro oiee
cine angenehme Grinner1ng an i7ren QusfeIunos=
belud7 ietn, attstu6rti9em Orennoem ,tto 2sertunnOtem miro
ie in ilberiid7tlm7er 5orrn einen 8e9rif Don Ger gewaIt9fen 0us-
iteunn9 9eben, meAe Ole Delt eeiePen bat.
Die &eier Der u3ninos Staots5eitun9" f0nnen oiees 2Ibum
nnter ~fol9enoen 8eotn9un9en ~be5ePen:
ner 1 Coupon ,tno 25 Gents int Saee auf Ger Office
abltefert, bat 2lniprucb auf oas Qlbum.
Der 1 Coupon Tito 30 Gettts lit MtarEem nit 2tnoabe
Der 0orehe in einenn 8riefe e~nenoet, erPdlt es pO~rtOtrei omrdb
Die 9sOit ~s1t9eiteQt.
8elonoers fir 5rernoe uno 8efannte in Ger alien 6eimtatP
ei9net fP oieies aIbum ~por5u9Itd7 ais Elm 6ehenf Ga es iPnen
en ~padfenoes 8io Don Ger 6robarti9fet unierer 2lustelun9 Dor
21u9en fihrt.
, 1894-03-21
Ounouno Ger Wtefen.

gfab Oen G~rfa6rungen Ser 8iiienI6 uft
ul1O Der Yraris itno Bic MOnate NOOcme
Der, 9e5ember, Sanuor bis ettpa Otitte
6ebruar an1 beiten GUT 0iin9ultg Der 8iez
len nit &alirODial5en un0 S%bOmaSpbo5>
pbatn1e6l geet9net. Wan nimmt gemO6nz
licb bier5u 600-80O 9funD per 2lcre
Saint un0 100000 8funO per 9(cre
Gbpma5pbospbatmebI rnb itreut beibe
DHngcmttteI miteinanoer 9emil9t aus.
IS empfieblt iiA ieOo6, Oiele Otii6ung
erit etipa "a Stun6en por Der Nusiaat pore
3unebmen, ba bel tc9elan8em 0a9ern leicbt
cine cementartige 8erbGrtung oer Wtaie
etntritt. Sc frii6er unO re6tSettiger Die
NuSiaat 6es Oin9erS 9eibiebt, beito licberer
lit auf sic Wirtung i6on in Der 8ormo5O
81 rebnen; eS Deri6tpinoet bas etma Dorz
5anbene WtooS unb es treten bafltr before
@rGierz, &lcee unb Widenarten ouf, mo>
b1rcb cine tpelentli6e QualttdtSOerbele>
rung SET 8ieien nnO Oes 9eueS ~er5telt
ipir0.
, 1894-03-21
pertootfbe Observation-Disclosures.


9ie perio6ii9c Qtugenent3Hn6ung o6er
bic Monbbltnbbett lit cine benz 8feroegcz
iblecbte ei9entbiimIicbe &rant6eit, welcbe
ibrem Weien nacb in elmer Gnt3itnOung Der
9cfdBreicben inneren 6Gute bes QlugapfelS
beitebt, pertO0ii9 "auftrttt un0 nit grauem
STAR, S9puno beS ~QlugapfcIs uno D0l=
Tiger 8linbbeit en0et. 6Guftg miro bic
&rantbeit, tpcnn tie aui Dem einen 9luge
a6gelaufen lit, ouf Oeln anoeren gleicbfauS
6cpba5tet. lleber bie ltrlacben OteieS 2eie
oerS lit nob tpenig bctannt; eS ibeint in
@ie6erungen bGltftger DorSufOmmen, als IN
00benlogen, in manden 9dnbern ipirO btez
les NugenleiOen iebr lelten beobacbtet,
mGDren6 in onberen ba5ielbe ieDr bdlfi9
a%uftritt. Sb leben6e @eien, pelcbe bonn
8aiier aus III baS Nu9c ~gelangen, Die llrz
labe Ser MonbblinDbeit ~ietelt, 1T nibt be-
fannt, pennglci6 moncbe 8araiiten oeS
QCu9eS, Die Silarielt, f~cr1er ein 8lalcnz
ipurm 6ur9 baS Malier in baS Ntge 9ez
Iongcn uno Gnt5iinbungS5uitdnbe crregen
%t6nnclt, tpelDe ieooc6 DericbieDen BON Der
Wonoblinbbeit iin6. Glcmtibe gerGnz
berun9en beS 0alier5 birften i9lperliA
6ie l1ria9e iein. Die &rantDett lit erblicb
un6 miro in Dielen Staaten ais @epG6rsz
fe6ler angeleDen.
, 1894-03-21
fEVortIeBunQ foIQt.1

= SIN Oorisen sSabr betrug Sic 53abl
Der in Wtinneiota I'M 8etricb befinbli9cn
Observation-Disclosures POI, 81 Dencn
527 ,424 &iibe 9eb0rten. 9ieie "lieferten
18,916,300 Bflnb Butter 81 etncm Sc
iammtpert3 BON So, 1884, 10.
, 1894-03-21

GbtcaSo & Weft WtiGtgan : 8abs.
Citation, SUB Don II. Ctr. CGtobtsCfics. g. gIarf CTR.
&bfobrt. qnfunft
!..5 Wl-Mo9entoge-bur6f. 4orIors@nr-1.25N
4.55 NEWD9entage-burti. @orlor=Gor-6.5 u
1880 @-tdeii6-ourbfabrenb 9 d laflpag.- Som
SurGbfGbreno Ytge nadl 8ramO &apioS,
, 1894-03-21
Gilen6ahn- GaRrpidne.

NbtcagO & Observation-Disclosures Tidet.
" OFFICES: Nos. 206-208 GIart : StroRe, an Der
Saflep @oeuue Citation uno an Depot gde MelssunS
&tnates5tr.
9Ibfobrf 9IuFrr,ft
, 1894-03-21

(SDtcago, Wttlt1anfee & ct. WauI=@tfenSaBn.
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement q the cREAPINS " FIRE II
Reading in the State of Pennsylvania on the 31st
day of December 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29

The fight for the Republican nomina-
ton for the House OF Delegates, In
Marshall county, promises to be very
interesting. Geo. p. Games and L. +.
Bowman, who represented the county
in the last Legislature, are both candl-
dates for renominatior. Hon. josiah
Sinclair, Of Benwood is doing some tail
hustlng, and his friends are confident
that he will succeed. Mr.. Sinclair has
had some experience, and is shrewd
politician.