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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24
YsRAl!!, II y
". ND / CO.
:, chnrged with Horse Theft, but
"a. only Yesterday Arrested.

:, charged with Horse Theft, but
r.s only Yesterday Arrested.
|,dal Dispatch.
|rseo. Tex, March 2s.-Years ago
~ Melton, said to be one Of the
N men that ever lived in Texas,
|. Who "broke" mustangs for pas
/. and branded mavericks for
RI in Parker county, was indicted
charge of stealing horses and
M In those days when anybody
/, found guilty by a cowboy court,
iuently held while all the court
n IN the saddle. the criminal
"A, lived to rehearse the facts In
\. case.
|pns" Melton knew all this and
y his operations were found out
4, ull man of the plains pulled out
haste. He came to Waco and has
'1l.d in McLennan county ever
~ days ago Constable Gross
III Melton and corresponded with
Isna Cleveland of Parker county.
D rn Instructed to arrest Melton.
n I'D that yesterday and brought him
| d Dc county jail here this morning.
;gsgram was sent to Sheriff CleVe-
hil totiiying him OF the fact and he
u,la he would send an officer here
/ /. ing the fugitive there at once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

Special Dispatch.
Washington March 2s.-rhe follow
ing Texas postoifioes will be money or
der offices on April next Barley.
Beerolalr. cellna, Cestahowa, Chatheld.
Dlmmltt. Evart. Karnes city. Nilleen,
Morris Park, Myrtle Springs, Paduoah,
Pleasant Point and Proctor.
@. 4. Relnhardt WAS today appointed
postmaster at Fann,n vice Henson
Con. removed; and D. IT, Nichols at
Meteor, vice d n Boone. Resigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

4 AIsoolated Press,
y De Janeiro, March 2S.-The
Hnents OF the United States,
ai Britain and Italy have unitedly
trnnsnded to the government OF
En- that humane course be adop-
h regard to the insurgent refugees,
4 have sought shelter on board the
IsaEuese warships.
" representatives. of the govern
Iaa mentioned have urged, in sup
" Of their recommendations. that
Insurgents have committed no
r. against common law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

by Associated Press,
Louisville. Ky, March a9A special
TO the Times from Newcastle, KY
sayai J. $. CoNcy, the Commander.
in-chler of the army Of unemployed,
who proposes walking TO Warrington
and making dcmnnda on congress,
yvara ago, His reputation hOrc 10 not
OF the bcat
coNey came with "A woman whom he
said WAS his wife. HIS real wife was
ut that time in MaHalon OHIO. The
grand jury discovered this fact and
indicted CoXey FOR hts relations with
the woman who came with him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

Special Dispatch.
~ PaHo, Tea. March 22--t.atc thia
afternoon the streets OF lgl paso were
enlivcned by the sight OF the 200
trAmps under Gen" Frye on their
march toward tho East They were
escorted beyond the city limits by the
chief OF police. where they campcd to
await n train 60 carry them To san
Antonio,
About 0 o'clock tonight much excite
invnt wan caused by the runur that
ranks and come back 90 town. special
police werV called out ANA the shcrlft
had "a posse ready TO start on the hunt
Tor them when Il was found that the
story was false.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

De pslIo to Fight II Out.
D. AsStAled Press.
Bus9 Ayres. MarCn 23.-Advlces re-
ctiTti he from Desterro say that
Adnlil De Mello has been proclaimed
lat 4 the provisional government,
ns Aai he has announced his inten-
w 4 tontlnuing the struggle against
Eeal.at PeIXoto.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

BY Associated Press.
Washington, March 2S'-Acting
Secretary Curtis has issued circular
to customs officers Informing them that
The period OF ten days allowed by
article 6Oi. customs regulations OF 1892,
for the retention at the docks OF steam
ship companies Intended for immcdi-
ate expectation by sea having been
found inadequate Tor needs certain
steamship companies whose vessels
sail aoml.monthly 10 extended 10 fifteen
days
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

associated Press.
|Altnore, Nd, March ga special
liieh to the Herald gives partlcu-
pa The almost total destruction OF
+ Fllage OF Moneypoint, JUST outside
ny Of Norfolk. Va. The fire broke
b The sheds OF the Roanoke lum-
ompany, destroying the entire
o. that company, as well as that
e Old Dominion creOsoting works.
hss will foot up at least 100000.
a;al Insurance is 100000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

BY Associated Press.
washington. March 22.-chairman
wise was directed by the house com
mittee on commerce today to report
favorably the senate bill eliminating
from the charter for the construction
OF the high bridge across the Missouri
river at Kansas City that portion ne
cording free passage 70 wagons and
vsnieles OF All kinds and for the tran
an OF mnils and foot phfBengerB.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24
A Unique sensation.

Assoclated Press.
NAsns, Ga, March 2S,-This city has
-'ue sensation furnished by Miss
g Newton, a teacher In the public
- 1t is alleged that she has
FINISHING disobedient scholars by
~ Them coplous draughts of quas-
n INTER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

BY Associated Press
wanhinEton. March 2s-Nauonai
bank notes received for redemption to-
day, sz57. Osi; government receipts from
lsternai revenue. s51a.sgg; customs,
isas.623: miscellaneous. tc9.4s5'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

- Dispatch.
faao Tex, March ga well
va negro. called Frenchy Nelson,
Killed last night in Juarez by be-
aln over by a street car. He was
~, and fell just in front Of the
I, IN Which crossed his neck. break
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

BY Associated PresA
washington. March ss.-At 1920 to-
night senator Colquitt was resting
quietly. The sinking spells OF this
morning and early this afternoon have
not been repeated 50 far tonight, and
ais condition remains otherwise uh'
chnrEad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

By Associated Press.
washington. March is.-Reprenenta-
live sforao. Republican. Of Aasgachu-
sefta introduced In the house today q
Tin 70 punish seduction In the District
u Culum llA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

BY Atsocihted iTehsf
washington, March 2a.--Postmanter-
General Bissell. today appointed r..
d. Norton Of Missouri. division super
nj 81 Louis, Mo, vice J. y. Lindsay,
resigned.
The division, the headquarters Of
which are located az St Louis, com
prisas the state Of Missouri, Colorado
and Kansas. and the territory of New
Mexico
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

Special Dispatch
Houston. Tex. March 25-The IN
vasion Of Texas By an organized body
Of 1000 men out Of work ana headed
FOR washington 10 lay thair grievances
before the national lawmakers u nat
uraily causing considerable alarm.
Th.y are expected to arrive ~ Houston
by Monday and Whist 70 do With them
n tha problem. a reporter Tor the
Gnzette tonight called on General ~
ner,utendant Van Week 81 the South
srn Pacinc and asked him what MS
"a bad decided 10 %. HIS reply
,re~ what can We DOT We are pow
e-i.ss 10 90 anything but protest. Law
81 irnpoienf. We have appealed 70 the
-o,stituted officers and when Gov.
ffea.s Is called upon he says ne wlll
n. Interfere 10 give protection. ana ny
rt. ofneiai acts uphoidR these organized
he,dies A. nniawfully and ILLEGALLY TAX
~ pnsseasi0u OF the Valuable PROP
NV III railroads.. and interfering Win
~ runnlnx OF tfainn We have pro.
ssmed against this policy. we VIII
rot make up extra trains 20 iuoYe thfat
ramps. nor viii we take thf law ~
our own handr and fofoibly put therf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

BY Associated PrcnH.
Iiarloton Pa. March 2s.-w \. iiv-
ans, lieutenant OF Coxoye conmon-
veal army, is hard nt work today on
denvoring to keep hin forces from dis
banding as dieparaging reports have
ahnkcn their confidence,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

By Associated Press.
washington. March 2a--The secret
..rvlce ~ the treasury department has
a,soovsred that there are two new
counterfeit government oills 2 i,' ere so,s
lion. One Il Of the tseA .,,..,r 80.
and the other Is Of 'ne o. AN'S'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

uncate This ia the first counterfeit
ever found Of the 50 treasury note u
&C" W. 5. Rosecrans. register. E. II.
Ncbeker treasurer, portrait OF Mo-
Pherson, The 81 silver certificate
counterfeit Is series 1891. check letter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24
his MAY
|eEMIND YOU

/, the unmatchable values
\. unveils that sell today at
n OF the hemstitched and
.r,Droider'd handkerohiefs on
IA kid gloves for Easter,
4, Do you wish to enjoy
,wr outing immensely! Bet.
\, have a chiffon veil. Ask
|day to see them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

=. hispdtch.
- Tex, March 2s,-The Cotton
M M association. chartered today,
aa,d block on which TO locate
~ padiaee. The exposition will be
NV 70 the public about the list Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

TTVVTWT WIHTNTNTI
san Antonio, Tex, March 29--word
was received here today from Gen
Frye. the head OF the ao-eAllcd indua-
trial army. which spent last nlght In
l1l Paso. saying he would arrive here
~ day or two 20 make arrangements
FOR feeding his men, He says tho army
Will lose no time In pushing on toward
the East.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

@'socirted Press.
An'ngton, March %. - Forecast:
n S1stern Texas, generally fair,
I,A.. winds; slightly warmer IN
- portion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

= Dispatch.
Angelo. Tex. March 2S,-Jesus
Mexican, was arrested here,
with killing Dido Pachaca
ig Springs ON the 18th.
!, Nfesses his guilt, but claims It
-Ne in self-defense.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

81 Isolated Press.
~ plnstOn, March 2s.-George C.
-. me Inventor Of the submarine
.issoDo oat died in this city this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

A@ociated Press.
-eAnati, Ohio. March 20. = Ar
''q'ents were completed today for
s'enth biennial May musical
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

4 white Man Hon over b, a TRAIN
Yesterday Scar LrIbettcr.

Special Dispatch.
ilrcnhnm, Tex March 2a-A mile
west OF Ledbetter az the Houston and
Texas Central train was coming east
this afternoon. an unknown white
man was run over ana horribly man
gled The train was stopped he WAS
picked UP ana LOFT IN charge OF ply
mcinn at i.edboiter. and was SIN
alive when the train pulled out, but
was not expected 20 live many hours.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

Nj 7I3patth.
<. 80 Tex. March 2s.-Burglars
4 IA. me Turk Bros grocery store
hi and carried OF lot Of
1na canned goods.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

|" York. March %. - Justice
'Sn o. the supreme court today
'a,. me application for a writ Of
IN, corpus in behalf OF John y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

BY Associated ffthHs
washington. March 23.-There IL one
circumstance which may interfere with
the main features OF den. CoNcy'H
army's annAnc,d program at wash
mgton. II has been stated that the
object OF his bringing his army here
is TO assemble It ON the steps Of the
capitol on tho first Of May. for the
purpose OF improsslng its views upon
congress To do this It VIII be neceh-
snry nrBt TO secure authority from
congresg. as there are specific acts
mon mo statute books furbiddinr the
Assembling Of crowds In the capitol or
In the capitol grounds, for the holding
on any sort OF public meeting, except
the sessions VI congress ana the ehsrul-
binges which are Incident 70 me IN
augutntiun Of u president TheAu liWs
no TO the extent Of forbldding organized
paradns through the capitol grounds
The law " also very strict IN re-
aard 10 the invasion of the grounds
when societies are given permission
| 10 march through them, Az ti.y
| are required 60 keep strictly upon the
walks and drlvewnys, Only on tho
OCCASION Of inauEur0tiohh are peopln
perfnltted 90 overrun the grounds,
There ~ no place near the capitol
avaiIable for MI. Coxcy'H purpose, ana
| N he should be refused permission i9f
/ The npsenblnge OF his followers on
Inc capitol steps (Which permission Gao
he gf'inted only by special act OF
eongress) the proceedings probably
wouid not make NO great an Impression
On congress as they are Intending TO
do az.
Thnt the necessary consent Tor inc
use Of The capitol grounds could be
obtained for this purpose N consldered
| extremely doubtful, Congress- has al
ways shown itself very jealous OF The
e.nerai use OF the capitol buildings ana
grounds, and u departure IN favor OF
coYey'a brigade n almogt unlikely The
commissioners OF the District OF colnm.
ma have not considered as II board
ire Impending invasion Of c9xeys
army Commissioner Roes was asked
what the plan Of the reception would
b.. He ~ not Inclined 10 look favor
ablV upou the matter and said
aft In hard to believe that hcnnlble
poople viii enter intp sich a move.
II Il is a body thar th--f ms peace,
Il Is 20 be supposed that tli9 oYernvfs
AZ Tho states viii nrtcat rs prppNss.
We will probably not taks my action
luntii we hear that t.i. bnfY has
etarted When we hear that Il II nc
tuaiiy started and Is moving on 20
Washington. Instructions VIII b. rlvcn
10 the public TO pr1p"ry deI WIN
n EN-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24
READY TO START,
Is Coxey's Grand Army Of
Tramps for the Capital.
MONEY is BEING RECEIVED
From Several Well wishers
and Promises of
Recruits Come in Every Mnii-oen.
coaey's Past hiss-Ill- object May
he naiked at Washington.
Several Recruits Arrested.


BY Associated Press
M"sHilon' ONO MaVeh .S'7'' - Wy
ey received To-Day IN oalh anu eNv'iN
the sum oil Nall' TO De oeNo'eu 70 'ui-
therins the commonweal
Robert G OWNS OF chicago Writes
For several weeks ! have been SWING
your proposed mHteh muen housnr
Have also Interested many o'her prom
inont real estate men ~ result VIZ
have decided 10 contribute $1,000 TO be
used ma YOU may see NJ " you need
-, 80, al, 80 u,ts .,,,, al once nieas,
any OF an OF Hnh SUN Nv "'Nu N''N'N
wire me. care OF Robert G, OWNS n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

sI-.per Month 81
fsoma,qg Apmt1, the Sub
,,.0i,op PRICE of the Daily
r,nss, dehvsred BY carrier
,gSs 81 per month.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

silence as oppressive as the mystery
which surrounds their desthe-l tr'ed
10 form some idea OF the awful sensa.
ton which must have come to eacn oil
these brave fellows when be realized
the sickening horror OF the situation on
that dread day. That death awaited
every man was evident after the hrss
ten minutes. But my eyes rested on tue
little white marble sentinels whlch
marked the steady, compact advance,
aud on every hero's cenotaph seemed
TO see carved the word DUTY"
The lesson is there for all who may
read-a lesson which will be ever re-
membered by the brave men oil our reg
MAR army. There Is not trooper VINO
follows a guIdon Of the Seventh to-day
who does not feel proud OF the little
band which rode to death fighting he
roIcally on these barren hills. The re-
QUEEN of the winds over the graves
there can never be sadder than on tha'
golden evening when / turned my oacs
uuon this battlefield, AZ once the mos
patriotic and most mysterious OF all thal
our sun shines on.
JOHN A.. COcRERILI.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

saw, hundred yards across the ravine,
a little white stone telling where a
troopers body had been found. 1t was
far from the other fallen comrades. and
as horribly lonely as all these white
stones seemed this one was sadly so.
N found body there" said Mr.
Campbell, land 1t may have been that
of panic stricken man trying to get
away, but suspect that the man was
wounded and that his panic stricken
horse carried him over there"
HERE LIES THE CORRESPONDENT.
There is no evidence that anybody
else tried TO get away. Near the high
ground and not far from where the
monument stands. the body OF Kellogg,
special correspondent OF the New York
Herald, was found. He was bravely
following the gallant Custer and the
guide points out the little wooden slab
which marks the spot, for he died like
a.hero. too. in the line of his duty.
1t will always be an open question
whether Major Reno purposely failed
Custer or erred on the side Of caution.
He knew that his chief had set out TO
dtI0CA buC LUG 6uu 10 ouOulu uoNO OCCb
ready 10 lend assistance. 1t 10 claimed
by many that he might have heard the
firing. l do not think so. The forma-
ton of the hills would have prevented
that. Had Custer had compile of pieces
Of light artillery be might have notified
Reno that the fight was on, but owing
to the bad road he carried no artillery.
There was no voIley firing and the In
dams did no more shooting than was
necessary, for they didn't want TO Kill
or wound the horses, which they covet-
ed. An Indian told Mr.. Campbell that
both Lieutenants Crittenden and neog b
were killed with clubs while on their
horses.
Colonel Cody has always insisted that
Reno kept away out OF pure cowardice,
and at q dinner given some years ago
by officers of the Fifth cavalry. Major
Reno being present. he made assertions
which greatly incensed that Individual.
Smarting under the affront be Informed
Cody that il he was an officer OF the
army and 3 gentleman he would chal-
lenge him. Colonel "BilI' declared that
for his part be would waive all army
regulations, and as for gentility he
would Iet his record stand as against
that OF man who could sit QpineIy
By while bis helpless conrad were
being slaughtered like shee the
shambles. Aud there the matter led.
Az stood on this field. VII ri
ever cradle the memory OF Gus d
bis glorious band-the rrent %
hVis hoode1 wish snnlisht be
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

haired banker from New York entered
one morning, and after q giance at the
COMPTROLLER. who was busy, picked up a
Newspaper from his desk and took a
chair. be read for hall an bonr, punc'
tuatlng his perusal with frequent
Qlances a. the clock. Finally, he ven
tursd TO take enough notice OF the boy
ish.lookipg Comptroller 20 ask, with
much emphasis:
s,Say. what time does the Comptroller
Of the Currency usually get here 10 ~
morning."
About oo'clock," shs Comptroller
replied.
"Humphir the old banker ejscnlstsd.
Then be looked AZ the clock. which told
the hour OF 10, aud resumed reading.
In another halt hour be threw dovn
the paper aud demanded:
"WeII, where the devil is he this
morning."
Here he is." the Comptroller smiling
Iy replied, whersst the old banker, for
the first time ia many year. oiushed
like peony and got down 10 business
with the remark:
"Sayl DID you ever see man maks
such - fool OF himseii2'
Since then the country has passed
through . terrible panic. Natlonh
banks have fallen ia the general crash,
aud the financial din has been terrific.
But through IL all Comptroller Eekels
has come. looking young a. ever. To-
testimony whereof listen 20 this which
occurred Yesterday 10 The Comptroilsff
Office:
The Com n,rolIer was talking with
a Coaeressman. 10 came the immortal
Belya Lockwood. She looked around,
took A seat. waited few moments. sod
then asked the messenger " Dir. Eek
els was In. The latter replied 10 the
Affirmative, and pointed 20 the Comp
troller.
I'll wait"
She waited till the Comptroller fn-
Iished, ana then. as he greeted her, sbe
sal1 IN her kindly. but foscibIe usyA
"Hov d. do Now. have some b5<I-
ness 70 transact here. am 10 BIT
hurry. | wish you would listen 81
tentlveIy add tell your fathef"---
my father,p the comptrolIer ex-
Yes Bslva responded. "Your
father, the Comptroller
II am the Comptroller m,dau." thH
Com ptrolier replied
Then Bs;vs b;usned snd The Con-
4 trollsr bInshed. sod, after mkny tpofe,
eles. Bslv. ststed{her ousIn@<
~ - y AshinGtc@ Re1<
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23
CHAIRS THAT STRIKE.
OTHERS fHLr SECURELY IEPRlSOsS THE
SITTER
Qasr Tricks Of Pieces Of PrrnitaFs That Ara
A Credit 10 Hsrrnann's Ingenuity.

A writer for the Strand Magazine re
Gently made the rounds of the furniture
shops Of London. OF the curious chairs
discovered by him he says:
The chair illustrated 10 Fig. l would
sppaer harmless enough TO the person
Intending TO accept the comfort sppar-
emily offered by Is, but upon taking a
seat that person would experience .
decidedly sharp smack upon the baik
of the head. Naturally, be would ise
stinctively and quickly rise only Il
discover the chair 10 It's norm al condi-
ton. no sign OF weakness Of any part
being observable. The drawing Illus
trates the chair in fts tormentlng atti-
tude-as Is would appear supposinz q
person we're seated upon IL A side
view OF the, chair. supposed 70 be cut
exactly Ia bali. is shown In Zig. 2.
The immediate effect Of persons
wsiRht upon the seat Is 70 Gauss The
hack edge OF IL 70 subslde, and press
uoou the lover and hidden end Cd Of 4
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

previously exerted above IL. In IKE
manner, the action OF a small spring
situated between the banister and tue
seat-frame results in the return Of the
bsnister to its normal position.
In Fig. 4 Is shown 9 chair designed
for imprIsoning = person. The occn-
uauts weight depresses the seat bodily
and at the same time the arms OF the
chair fall inward. clampinz the sitters
legs. How the clamps work Is SHOWN
in Figs. and 8.
A chair, the ultimate purpose OF
which is somewhat Analogous 70 that OF
the article illustrated By Fig. !. Jet
different 10 It's action, IL shown In Figs
2 and 8. The first drawing provides .
a view Of Il 10 its normal state. Upon
taxing a seat nothing unusual Is erper-
fenced; but Immediately the occupant
leans against the back, tLas back gives
way to the extent Of . few inches ~ the
hop. thereby forcing the arm round the
body OF the sitter. assn0sn 10 Fig. ;.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

baulster. or upright middle piece, the
direct result being that the extreme up,
per end OF this banister Is protected
Violently forward, as in Fig. 3, Stirling
the person's head before he has had the
opportunity OF avoiding the blow.
The seat Is hinged IN front 10 tue
framing OF the chair, as also Is the pan
lster. A spring somewhat resembling
the nattern OF those fitted behind shep
doors. is attached TO the under side OF the
seat. and this spring forces the seat 10
regain it's original elevation instanlan :
eously upon the release OF the presspre
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23
CUS7ER'S DEATH
COLONEL JOBE A. COoKERnL DESCRIBES
WE'RE AND COW TIE HIRO DIED.

I Was Not Msssars-EVry Evidence Given BY
he Memorial Stones That The Seventh Was
Guidsd By Inislligsnca-Skirmishsrs' Align
msnt-hsy Were Shot Where They Stood,
haiti Was as Though Thsy Were in Drill.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

- they only number about twenty
three hundred al told. II they had
their holdings 10 ssveralty Shev would
Nave q suall fortune per capita
As We came upon the sageNbrush
smiters the landscape was full OF c6Apr.
The handsome ponies, with their CAV
blankets and rich saddles, were tetEA
cred on the plain, and the golden sun
shine was gliding their trappings with
lzutnmnal eifulgence. Tha bucks wore
broad whIte sombreros aad we're clad 10