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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-04
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T',,rrs,ran- " n; S Dwormza, ) W; Isidoi e
.FIrks. j. W; B. l. Can, Secretary Il. Dalzeh,
Treasurer; J y. NatansoH, > p; X h Mzbis,
J. D; q, ", Mailer, Tyler. Visiting orethers eer-
;iisIyisy;ted, Tedse meets frst and third FGes-
days in each mouth,
kSteHrs OF HONOR LODGE No. 57S5.-w. F.
Dennett, Dictator: Frank Champion, Wee piess-
tor; n Hanson, Assistant Dictator; T. J; Coioe.
Past pictator; J, B, Sharpe, FinaAci4i Reporter;
n sherwood Recorder; X. Leahy, Guide; Jesse
%. Wleeier Chaplain; A. Tenk, Treasurer; Joan
Ihielan, Guardian: N. z, Lopez, Sentinel: Loe57
meets second and fourth Tuesdays Of each month
Z O. @. F. LODGE No. = C. Il. Maris, NOBLE
Grand; William A. Neale, Vice Grand; John u
StIcke Secretary; George Moore, treasurer. The
Iodge meets every "Wednesday night 2t 4;J@
Wishing brethren and su Odd Fellows IN goed
standing are cordially invited to attend
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-04
MASSAGE IN PNEU MONA.
An Important N. deal Discovery
in the Opinion Of Physician,
Cincinnati Times Star.

] .
chg, Arss., has recently contribut-
ed paper To the New York Nedi-
cal Record, in which, lie mikes
clear the decided benefits to be-
derived from "lnanipalation" in
cases of severe coughs, cvrn III
! cases severe enough 10 assume llie
dreaded form of f,neumunra, The
doctor who Contributes the paper
does not eIRplny ur,der similar CIR
culnstauces, in describing the treat
ment. Possibly a dread of the cen
sure Of his professional l,retliren
deters him from ii.e use Of 4 term
employed Ivy nlen who do not re-
cugnize The code Cf ethics which
the Nalch,z doctor perfcrce rtcog-
nizes. Manipulation is the word
DR.. Metcaife OF II .tcii,z usea,
Mass go" is the word any news-
paper writer would employ; and
by 1t tl.e public would better IN
deI stand what Was meant.
DIR; Metca,fe speaks of che
treatment alter twenty-five years
of laborious observations. He
says: - have reached a point
where I DO not dread Ms formerly
to encounter case Of pneiimonia,
nor dues 8 hacking cough in con
sumpiive patient alarm me. An
asri,tnatic struggling for Breath
and the patient with bronchitis
that Keeps oue awake all night, do
not deter me from promisIng relief
in half an hour, SO that the form
er can lie down to rest, and the
latter pass The day and night with
ont any distressing cough" The
writer of tie paper Insists that
much Of a cough with its attendant
evils is external rather than inter
nal, g; the exciting cause is in
the mu -ra!ar surroundings of the
bronchial tubes aud lung. In Ali
expetien G running through twen-
ty-hve years iie had found that the
promptest way to diagn"se case
Of pm, unlonia aud to enable the
sufferer 20 throw of the poisonou,
mucous, cirggnng the lung cells,
was 10y the manipulation of those
parts IF, ctcd, the muscular parts
about the lungs.
The relief of cougs that seem
confined 10 the throat had alsu
be, tfcc ed in the same way.
As proof of the Truth o. his posi-
ton, D.. MetcaIfc cites several
cases Of cure under his personal
supervision whore not drop Of
medicine had been employed.
Some of The pneumonia Cases he
had witnessed had been experience
ed ny men more than so years old,
aud recovery had been brought
about by manipulation. The
method OF manipulation he Gays lie
simple. 1t consists of a firm pres
cure upon the painful part of the
ch,st ny the tips of the fingers, the
latter being at the same time made
to move the skin in circular d.
rcction within the area of the pre-
sure. The doctor says that in
pneumonia he generally perseveres
with this manipu alton until tx
pcctoration takes plac'. The i'll
formation thus contributed ought
to prove valuable, if remembered
and an application made Of il
promptly, in places where phys
clans are remote, whrre life is stHk
ed on prompt action. Even thu
Iaity under such circumsta c..
might be abe to save life.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Temple, Tex. oct. 5.-Married last
night at the Christian church, Mr. Joe
Address and Miss Lula Simpson. They
have resided In Temple for number Of
years, and many friends rejoice to
know that each has done 30 well In
selecting u helpmate for life. The
church was guarded by several special
police MS the bride had been engaged
TO another man who, upon hearing OF
the wedding, swore that he would be
there and that he would kill both bride
and groom. Every thing passed off
quietly, without any interference on the
part of any one.
Mr. A, g. Bopey. a well known farm
err OF this section. brought load of
cotton to town yesterday evening, and
after unloading It his team became
frightened and turned the wagon over,
1t fell on his head and seriously injured
him, although he is not considered dan
gcrously hurt. At last report he was
doing nicely.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Comanche. 1. T.. Oct. 6.-Deputy
Marshal Rocks came down yesterday
and arrested one WIN. Ii. Haughey'
who is charged with stealing a watech
chain and ring from f. G. New, and
carried him to Duncan for his examin-
ing trial.
comanches business men met last
night and organized board OF trade
with twenty members. so you see we
mean business and are going at 1t
right.
We need a pecan buyer, as the crop
is the largest in years, and Is begin
ming to come on the market
There Is as good. II not the best, grain
and cotton market in the Chichasaw
nation on the Rock Island. There has
been 357 bales OF cotton marketed here
to date.
Have had good rains lately. and
there Is being large acreage of wheat
planted.
We are glad to sac Fort Worth's
business men taking the lead In the
opening OF the Fort Sill country. II
shows they want our trade and they
are getting 1t too.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Graham. Tex. oct 4.--The bachelor
quarters" Of George Craig on Fish
creek, some fifteen miles west of Ora
ham. was burned late yesterday even
ing. The building and contents are a
total loss. Value about $500; no insur-
anee. Many relies of rare value were
consumed.
j w. jackson and Miss Loula NJ.
James were married tonight at o'clock
at the home of the bride In Graham.
The contracting parties are quite popu-
lar and their many friends wish them
well all through life.
Jim Fisher was arrested and Jailed
yesterday evening on a charge of theft
Of saddle. The examining trial Will
be held tomorrow,
Elsey Isham today pleaded guilty to
a charge Of thert Of a ladys cloak, in
the county court, and was sentenced to
four hours imprisonment In jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
a YOUNG COLLECTOR WHO KNOWS
HIS DUTY.
He Fights for His Employer and
Dnniea n ELECTROMAGNETIC IL
Prosperins--Daird News--HiIls-
boro's Electric Light Plant.

Greenvllle Tex, Oct. 6.-Mr. Will Bur
nett, who is employed by Armlstead
& Ende. hardware merchants OF this
city. was sent to Commerce and Aber-
fayle a day or two ago on collecting
tour. lie had collected a considerable
amount and was returning home late
yesterday evening. When in tho mid
die OF what Is known as Sulphur Bot
tom, about fourteen miles northeast
Of here. he was met by man on horse
back. who called on him to halt. Think
Ing Of the large amount OF money
he had on his person. lie put the whip
to his horse when the robber began
firing, which was quickly answered by
Burnetts pistol. The air was alive for
a while, but Burnett succeeded In get
ting away from the would-be robber
without scratch or loss OF money.
The officers Immediately began an in
vestigatlon.
Inst night about 1880 o'clock fire
was discovered IN the corn shelter and
warehouse on South Wesley street. 1t
had gained considerable Roadway be-
fore an alarm was turned In, but on
the arrival OF tsrc FIRE department II
WAS kept under control until the hose
on one OF tho lines burstod, which
caused considerable excitement among
the nremen. The warehouse belonged
to the s.. $, and S, railroad and con-
tglned large amount of tools; was
Insured, Tue corn shelter belonged to
some parties IN Kingston and the
amount OF the loss is placed at $500
j y. Harrison, proprietor Of the con-
fcctionery establishment on Lee street,
made an assignment yesterday even
Ing, making his brother, 10. w. Harri-
son. trustee. J a. Howard & Co., as
the firm has been known until only a
few days ago, have been conducting
the business only for short while,
and their failure was a surprise to
many Liabilities $500; assets not def
nitely known.
Mr. John Kruse the well known dairy
man. was on his way home last night
when his horses became frightened and
ran way, throwing him out Of his
wagon and bruslng him up consider
ably. The wagon was only slightly
damaged.
ny unanimous vote of the Roho-
besh Baptist association. which was
held In Lecshnrg yesterday. Green
willie WAS selected as the place for the
erection Of the Texas Baptist college.
Rev. J. S. Anderson pastor Of the
Baptist church Of this place. has been
working for II for some time.
H. Hutchinson OF Aurora, III. is In
the city negotiating with the proprie-
tors Of the ice factory for large add
tlon 20 be placed to It's old plant. Tho
proprletors, Murphy & King have been
thinking FOR some time Of putting In
an addition. as It 10 becoming neces-
Bary,
Deputy United states Marshal Wheel
er Of TeNarknna Is in the city on
business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Evant, Tex. Oct. o.--An alteration
took place on our streets last Thurs
day between Mossrs Lum Sawyer and
Jack Smith, in which the former was
badly but not fatally cut with knife.
once across the right breast and once
across the throat. NJ, sawyer sue
eecded IN knocking him down after he
was cut, and would perhaps have used
him up, but was hIndered by Smiths
uncle, who interfered Smith then got
oil his horse and roic off Ia the direc.
tlon OF Hamilton. About noon OF the
same day he was seen IN Hamilton by
some OF the Evant citizens. who In
formed the officers, and In a very few
minutes he was behind The bars. The
same night, however, he lneeniousiy
constructed rope from his hlanISets
and made his escape by lowering hun
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

There Is considerable dissatisfaction
among the city han officials In regard
to the taking out and putting In every
few days OF the electric light fxtures
The lights for the city hail auditorium
last night had to be hurrledly impro-
viaed at an hours notice and things arc
working altogether In an unsuitable
manner for those connected with the
building. A very prominent official
was heard to say that II he were
chairman uf the building committee
OF the council he would either have the
Anderson company to put them in per-
manently or quit trying They are
taken out every few days, then put
back again, and those most interested
say they are always out when they are
needed most Between differences
among the city officials. lights for the
building and worlShouse aud TO the
women. there is plenty Of interest
about the city hall. ana no one Is likely
to suffer with lassltude.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

San Saba. Tex. Oct. Cat the Dem
ocratio primary election held in this
county Saturday. ]. NJ. Pool was nom
mated for county Judge; A. b. Wilson.
attorney; s. E. W, Hudson. sheriff
and tax collector; A. Duggan, county
and district clerk G. w, Lindsey, as
SCISSOR; W. II. Estep, treasurer; /. w.
Rector, surveyor; James Dofiemyre,
hide and animal Inspector; Georgs Har-
ris. II, II. Coughran. w. l.. Rogers
and w. r, Crawford. commissioners
While full vote was not polled, the
Democrats had ii6 more votes than the
Populists and feel confident OF victory
IN the November election.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Il as well as do. and I don't believe
ne WIN say that this right doesn't be-
lonR to any Judge"
one or Two were found by the re-
porter who said the council was the
creator, the Judge the creature, but
they did not attempt to argue the
judges right to remit as many fines
as he saw proper.
Another gentleman was still more
pronounced In his Views. THE council
tnink they have these appointlye Of
ncers IN their power, and win do what
they please with them" he said.
Il for one. glory in Judge Smith's
courage and believe he Is right. 1
don't think any official should have an
autocrat to say what he should do
In everything"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Hillshoro, Tex, Oct, 6.-Mlss Cora
Hart, formerly of MoKenzle, Tenn
but now resident Of Cleburne, Tex.
was elected teacher in the public
schools here and will enter upon her
duties In the school next Monday. Miss
Hart came with the highest recon-
mendRtlons and was selected from
among thirteen applicants.
Fourteen bills have been returned by
the grand jury. which has been in
session since Monday, thirteen being
felonlos and one misdemeanor.
Tho Union News company Is building
a spacious dining hall az the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railway depot for
the accommodation OF the travelling
public.
Hon. Tom Smith and Mr.. Belcher,
Democratic and Populist nominees OF
the respective parties for the leslsla-
ture. are having a good time speaking
In Joint debate over the county. They
met at Clear Creek today. All candi-
dates are out today In the different
parts Of the county trying TO keep
the people informed on the political
Issues OF the day and advising them
TO keep IN the middle or the road.
Judge ]. @, Abnay left for Vernon
today on business and viii be absent
about week.
Judge Abbott lcft This morning for
WAKE hochle TO meet MIR. Jerome Kear-
by, The Judge has heon very M for
the past few days and is very weak,
but he will he equal to cope with the
Popullst leader
An an evidence Of tho value Of
The Gazette 10 Hlllaboro and I'M
county as news medium II may he
mentioned that It's local reports are
quite freely utilized.
The electric llght plant viii be In
operation on Monday night and our
city win be lighted for the fret time
by electricity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
DEMOCRATS SATISFIED.
they Agree Tint VS.. Poindext-r's
Address WINS Logical.

MIR. II. r. Early was asked by tho
Gazette reporter after the speaking
what he thought OF the speech and
now II was received By the Democrats
with whom he had convoraed.
1T was corlser; Just what ex-
pected, and win do good. Democrats
are well pleased talked with some
OF our county candidates, and they
have nothing to complain Of. They,
like all true Democrats, grant to others
that which they claim for themselves
honesty, both in opinion and purpose.
You see. men can diner as to the best
method Of attaining certain end with
cut regulating the principle involved
1 have SAID ms On many occasions
during tins campaign. and as Mr..
PoindeXter said the same this evening
in ms speecn, snail quote MN as au-
th0rity III me future On this matter"
see me Alaii-Ielegram gave You
pinch on hriuay evening Ia connection
win the same statement you nave re-
lated ~ me. pa you bee AZ"
- s, but that was from my friend
ana Fellow tuwnsman, jim Roberts, You
know"
what have you to say concerning
the hgnt in5lnuuuon cast on your IN
tglyicw by tue Mall-1elegram edito-
rtil2"
"Nothlng. Whatever think is of no
consequence"
"aug - not tho sentiment reelected
BY tbs Muu-IrltBram editorial diner
eut from what you claim TO eNpreBsY
yes, think tnat IS true. ana II you
VIII rupruaulc the Muli-Igiosram mat
Tor will repeat wnat / have said in
public spcecuuy upon the SILVER ques-
lion"
That is what The Gazette wants"
Thu following appeared in the Mall
Telegram FRIDAY evening last.
1t would be impossible Tor any DEM
ocrattc speaker 10 voice the rntiments
OF the entire committee ur OF the whole
Democratic party on one question.
refer to the silver question, There is
no differences among the Democrats
ON this question 50 fur as the principal
iB concerned. rherS'1s "A difference OF
opinion as TO the best method Of at
tanning certain end only Now you
have chapter No. i."-H. II, Early in
Gazette.
That do settle It and the commercial
world Will breathe free knowing that
there exists no difference among Demo-
Gratis On tho principle involved In the
silver question. '--,Ninll-Tcugram
~ NOW repeat that my position upon
this question for several years has been
and Is yet that tho Democratic party
Is committed to the use OF both silver
and gold nA standard money metals
and puper currency convertible Into
or rcdocmablo In gold and silver and
further the Democratic party is pledged
to the use OF silver us standard money
without discrimination In favor OF or
against It's use, Now, that rs princl-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
CHICO.

Chico. Tex, oct. 6.-The Gregory
presbytery lis now in session here with
one hundred delegates in attendance,
b. j. Dressen Immigrant agent for
the Rock Island, and wife rturned to
their home in Topeka. kan, last night.
Hon j. V. Cockrill, q Democratic
candidate for congress for the Thir-
teenth district, viii speak here the 10th
inst.
The receipts show that 1i5 bales Of
cotton were sold here today against
1i2 yesterday making the total num-
Der Of bales sold here this season az
grsgate about 1000 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

&l5
Up to date there have been registered
2943. against last yenr 2S0s. or a gain
Of 1876. Friday the 9Th Of October this
year 2si6; corresponding day last year.
2G95, or q gain OF III; showing that the
actual attendance Is better than the
registration by 80. SIN Their seems
10 be too much dropping" Parents
are again reminded that they should
see that their children are kept In the
schools. One hundred and twenty-aeven
are too many 10 be dropped" within
90 short n time.
on Monday another teacher Will be
given No. TO- Next week the Orphans
Home win be Included In the report OF
the schools
Teachers Of the First, Second. Third
and Fourth grades VIII meet the super
visor OF drawing regularly the second
Monday In osch month ut High School
building, y. m.
The l'ifth grade meets on third Mon
day. The Sixth grade on fourth Mon
day. These ut the Same hour p. m,
MI the grades QcachcrD will meet
supervisors ot music and writing ON
second Wednesday In each month. all
these meetings VIII be hold at the High
School building and at 4 y. m.
IN consequence Of the transfer Of
a teacher from No. TO No. building.
the boundary liuc-nprth and south
heretofore being Grnva street. will no
moved west 70 Jonos street Tho
houndry VIII cNtend from Fifth street,
north 20 the city limlts
This change has been made 10 re-
lleve Nos. ] and o. ana while no arbi-
trary transfers VIII be insisted on. still
II Is wished that parents will cheerfully
cooperate with the school manage
ment In thus trying 10 equllise the
wor5 Of the tenchcrs. and theroby to
better provide for both the comfort
aud instruction or the pupils.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
colo tn Cnnnnirn.

Waco Tex. Oct. 6-serator Coke Is
preparing to campaign FOR tho Demo-
cratic ticket and an announcement OF
his opening speech Is expected within
n few days. He viii make several
speeches Hon. George viii also an
nounce rovcrh appointments whom
these two distinguished leadera get out
on the hastings they Will follow out the
suggestion OF Hon Eugene Williams,
mount the Democratic platform and
stand back 70 back. catching them go
Ing and eomInH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Marshal Maddox wni Awnit the
CouucII'A snv,

tOuuCil'H NnN,
The old rock pile ordinance, It VIII be
remembered, expired several days ago
and the new law. combining the work.
ing OF women TO the worlthouae came
into effect. Since the old ordinance
expired the women have had rest,
the city marshal saying he was not a
lawyer and wanting the council to in
terprat their own actions for his benefit
and instruct him what 10 do In the
premlseg.
The enclosed space where they have
been worked is just back of the pound,
ncross the street from the city hall, II
~ surrounded ON ull aldcs by high
wall ana the place whore the women
were worked is covered sufficiently to
protect them from sun and rain. Mar
shall Maddox wHuta to know whether
this place Ia called workhouse and
whether he would be Justified by the
ordinance in ordering them TO work
there.
Determining this win he par. OF the
city councils work at Tuesday nlghta
session II is generally believed that
they VIII declare this woglhouse and
order the femnles 20 DO worked at
their old employment
while It liz uuo that tho city pays
an officer to guard them 81 per day,
The oihcars any that the good done viii
moro than compensate thcm for this
amount The decrease In the number
Of fomples brought before the police
court has been marked while this law
was in effect. aud II Is thought that
II viii practically cease II the rock
hrenlJing is continued The officers say
again that It Is not tho amount OF rock
they break that Va of consequence, hut
the good effect II has In preventing
disorders among this class Of womon
70 state II again, Il IN very probable
that the law will be put In force again
and that the few females now In the
calRboosc will handle their rock ham
mer after Tuesday night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Boyd, Tex, Oct, e.--Boyd Is one OF
the most thriving towns on the Rock
bland railroad between Fort Worth
and Bowie Up TO date she has bouFht
about 1890 bales Of cotton. Tho people
are enterprlaing and prosperous and
show they are In the line Of progress
sion by erecting u school house which
when completed. Will not cost less than
The cotton crop IS the fnest for
years, Many farms VIII average a bale
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
aoDcn sMIrn AND rnn oorNorI.
Various Opinions Hut Mnpy Think
the Recorder Nv RiHht.

the Recorder is Rinht.
There are various opinions expressed
as to the alleged differences existing
betwcon city Judge smith and the
oliy council, and especially that rart
OF It Kuown as the police committee,
though the great majority think Judge
Smith correct in the position he has
taken. and boldly state their senti-
menta.
A prominent lawyer was heard to
ray yesterday that the county commits.
slenesa might as well declare Judge
johnson had no riWht to remit a fine
A. Tor the council to say tho police
sudge dIa not have that authority.
ouch less the police committee. "of
urse he Ia right" the attorney com
dnued, and every one OF these high
~ liking aldermen could be fined Tor
niempt OF court, and II occupied
" 1so Smiths bench that IS lust ex-
. ly what would be done. The Idea
af saying the city Judge has no right
- remit a line "a prep0sterOus on lis
face. and there Is at least one mem
Der OF the police committee who knows
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Cleburne, Tex, Oct, 6.-Three tramps
boarded an Incoming train at Dallas
last night and one OF the men came
near losing his life and was seriously
injured by the falling Of the second
deck OF stock car. The other two es-
capped uninjured, but We're fastened in
so they could not get out without help
from tho outside and could not reach
thslr wounded companion.
The town is crowded with people at
tonding the Sam Jones meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Turnkey whitsitt dropped his pistol
a big slx-shooter, at the speaking in
the city nall auditorium last night. and
some one probably not knowing to
whom 1t belonged, carried II on. He de-
sires to state that Il was his and that
rs return to him at the city hall will
be greatly appreciated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

The order of Good samaritans win
initiate fifteen or twenty applicants at
the Masonic hall tomorrow night, ana
an elegant banquet
Several ladies are expected TO be
present and a handsome AFFAIR viii be
the outcome.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Columbia, Tex. OCT. 1.-THE Repub-
lican county convention Endorsed sew
eral Democratic nominees and made
only four straight nominations. They
hala nia balance OF power