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Ex-PresIdsAt HarrtsSA Attsads CLarsk At
Gallles.

LONG BRANCH. Aug. l2.-EX-Presidsnt Har-
risOn attended ST. Peters Protestant Episcopal
Church In Galilse to-day. At the end Of the
services he drove hack u his cottage AZ Mon
mouth Beach, where he spent the rest OF the
The sun., 1894-08-13
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EnectaAy yet gently whea costye or 6lloas o whsn
the bod i Impure or sluggish. 20 permanently cure
habituai runsfipation. % Awaken the kidneys And
liver - healthy atistty without Irritating OrWeak
sulng them % dlspe hEad.cAss. colds. o. teyeu
6yFuD u FLEs-AdC.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

City, Utah. and at one or two other
points In the West. They are all head
ed for washington. with a vague
thought that II they can get there their
sunerlngs viii be at an end.
II IA hard to say what this general
movement springs from, or what It
portends. What are the motives urg-
ing these men toward Washington?
Doubtless there are many. Some are
simply tramps, who are as much at
home In Washington as anywhere else
In the country. and add their NUM-
bers to the 'coNey" army because It Is
in their line Of life. and they get grub
with less eXertlon where so many are
at hand Others are probably the I'M
employed and unattached to home. who
look on II as a lark" where they can
have some fun at no cost. And stlll
others are the serious-minded men who
entertain the deusiye hope that some
how their united appeals to congress
will have an effect to provide them
with work and the means OF living.
This last class are the men for whom
we have pity, for they are to be ptled.
Congress can do nothing for them, II
that body were disposed to give relief.
They will be led to Washington City.
and there the leaders Of the movement
will drop them, hundreds-some OF
them thousands--of miles from home.
to shift for themselves.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

The Gulr, Colorado and Santa Fe
railway and the Texas and Pacific rail-
way have ordered special rate for
the eeventy-nfth annual encampment
OF the l. o. o, =, grand lodge. at Dal-
las. which will take place on the 2eth
inst. Tickets VIII be sold on the ssth
and the 26yh. the fare being one and
ono-third for the round trip within
seventy-nye miles; FOR seyenty-nve
to 100 miles. 81 for the round trip, and
over 100 miles one fare for the round
trip, Tickets expire on the soth.
The Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe
makes rate OF one and one-third fare
on the certificate plan 10 the Dentists
association convention. which will be
held at Waco on May l5.-Dr. II. Al.
hunter Will be secretary,
The Texas and Pacific railway makes
similar rate FOR the Y NJ, c. A. con-
vention To be held at rexarkana on
April 10. r. W. Porter Is secretary.
A special rate % one ana one-third
fare viii be made nom stations between
Abilene and Pecos city by the Texas
and Pacific railway TO Big Springs.
whore the Texas and Pacific Teachers
association win meet ON the ssth and
asih.
The Louisiana State sundSY-school
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

in the house. Reversed and remauded
opinion by Simkins. j
Martinez Meudusu vs.. state--From
Crockett: Horse theft Tho evidence is
not IN the record and no exceptions
are reserved The charge IL sufficiently
viewed In the light OF the allegations in
the indictment. Affirmed. opinion by
Davidson, ].
Andrew White VS.. state-From Bra
zoria; The state introduced as wit
ness one Williams, who having been
duly sworn testified that he had been
convicted Of mRnslaughter. had served
his term In the penltentiary of Texas
and had not been pardoned or restored
to citizenship. Exception was reserved
to the Introduction OF that witness on
the ground OF hls incompetcncy The
objection being oVerruled. the witness
testified IN the case. The same pro-
ceedings We're had In relation to wit
ness named Johnson. who had been
convicted Of felonious theft. From the
bills II is apparent that the testimony
showing the Incompetence OF the Wit
nesses was elected when offered by the
state, for the Ourpose OF rendering them
incompetent and not Tor the purpose Of
attacking their crcdlbillty This being
the case they should have been held in
competent and their evidence rejected
The record is the best evidence OF a
conviction for nm Infamous crime but
such fact may be shown by other evil
dence IN the absence OF objection to
that manner OF proving It, Had the
state objected 10 the mode OF proving
the inconsistency the court would
doubtless have sustained the objection.
because the conviction cannot be prov
ed ny the witness on his voir dire: but
Il does not follow that the opposing side
may not waive this and permit the ad-
~ tt,FarfRr -
the fact. Reversed and remanded.
opinion by Davidson. ].
John Wear vs. state-From Bell.
Keeping open saloon on election day.
on motion 20 quash u was urged that
the election was not legally authorized
TO be held on the dav alleged In the In
dictment The motion was not well
The validity OF such election Is not
subject to collateral attack where the
same is held under the forms OF law.
Biils We're served with reaari 10 the
manner OF ordering the election Tho
courts action was correct Affirmed
Opinion by Davidson. ].
Pink naugherty vs.. state-Frofn
Leon: Felony. When the case was
called on November Z the state an
nounced ready and n c. Kittreu. ESQ
suggested continuance on account ~
the sicREess ~ DEFENDANTS counsel
William Watson. enother attorney
stated that he had been requested 81
]. ]. potson, defendants counsel 10
represent him, but had not been con-
nected with the case or employed
therein The court announced that ne
would postpone the case until / .. m
when the case would be tried. unless
other grounds for continuance was
shown when the court reasssnbisd
defendant presented an application for
continuance. showing that Dotson bsd
been employed in the case and he had
no ether counsel; that Dotsan was IN
attendance on the court ntn Noveni-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Der Z, when he was stricken by disease
and confined TO his bed: that he 10 no..
anu unable TO employ other counsel:
mat ms brother had tried to secure the
services of Kittrell. but could moi
neins unable to give security for n
zee ~ appears from Kittrell's state
ment that from mental imbecllitv or
other cause defendant was unable IN
make any intelligent statement OF his
case. The court refused TO grant a
continuance and Kittrell and Watson
declined TO appear as counsel In Inc
ease NO counsel appeared for de-
iehdant' The continuance should have
peeh granted. Defendant had retained
counsel who was familiar with his
Uase ana prepared to properly present
~ 70 the court and jury, and without
lsuit upon the part of either defendant
vI nus counsel he was prevented from
nsNihs the benefit OF his counsel and
auNlce' When n continuance is sought
on other grounds than the absence ~
Witnesses, the granting of the same Is
Wlthln the sound discretion Of The
court. &C. c. p. $50; Wilson Or stst
aioLl me Dill of rights provides that
IN III criminal prosecutions the ac-
SuseI shail nave the right of being
ilaru by himself or counsel or botb :,
m. The rlght thus secured is invaluable
me appearance Of counsel In a crimi.
hal case TO speak upon the law 10 tbe
court ana upon the facts to the ,tn.,
70 see that Improper or Illegal tsstj
nony IS excluded and to cross ev-
aIlllIe the witnesses is not an idle cere-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Special Dispatch.
Dallas, Tex. April 2O--J. p. Hughes.
general passenger and ticket agent Of
the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas. after
short business visit in Dallas, left
this evening for his home in Fort
Worth.
Mr.. c. b. Pope, Southern passenger
agent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road left for Fort worth this evening.
W, F, Connor Southern passenger
agent Of the Wabash railroad, left last
night for Louisiana.
The regular Saturday excursion over
the Texas Trunk will take place to-
morrow FOR the accommodation OF
hunters and fishermen.
d. Bows. general Western passenger
agent, with headquarters at St Louis,
was In the city yesterday en- route
South.
A special excursion train will be run
Sunday over the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas TO and from Waco, FOR the bene-
1T OF those Wishing TO hear the Rev.
sam Jones.
w. II. Abel. Southwestern passenger
agent, left yesterday for south Texas,
after a short visit In Dallas.
Major John c, Lewis OF the Iron
Mountain, after visit at Ei Psso, 10
where he chnperoned twenty-five ladies',
members or the woman's National
Press association from st. Louis on
their way to California. returned to
Dallas this morning. He reports an
enjoyable trip.
General Manager L. S Thorne of the
Texas and Pacific has returned to the
city.
George Gould says the Terminal rail-
way station viii be built at Dallas and
the Cotton Belt will build spur into
the city.
The $4,000 the citizens OF Dallas are
endeayoring to raise Will be used to
purchase the rlght-of-way for the
Terminal railroad
]. Charlton general passenger and
ticket agent OF the Chicago and Alton,
left yesterday for South Texas on a
tour OF the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21
wnArnnRronp NEWS.
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Ware IN 'foun-An old Citiacn.

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

The Brazos presbytery convened on
Tuesday.
The presbytery OF Paris met at Sui
phur Springs on the 18Th
j, W Taylor, a grocer at sunset.
has assigned. naming W. c. Taylor as
assignee.
Wills Point has been selected ny The
place for holding the summer normal
FOR that district
The Brazos river at Velasco on Mon
day night was thirteen Inches above
It's ordinary stage,
The residence OF II l.. Hoyhook three
miles from Tyler. was completely de-
stroyed by fire on Monday,
The Tyler Telegram has fitted up.
In connection with its office reading
room. to which It Invites It's friends.
The Gallilee church, colored. at Mar
shall was blown down and entirely
demolished ~ the storm OF Tuesduy
The little daughter OF Mrs WIN
INNS Of sulphur Springs came near
losing her life on Monday by sucking
a peanut into the windpipe
Mr.. ]. @. Rutherford. living four miles
northeast OF Vernon, reports that he
has 600 acres Of wheat In fine condi-
ton, better than ever before at this
season.
The farmers around Nlmrod are
blowing their corn and preparing land
for cotton. Nearly an OF them expect
to plant this year from ten TO twenty
acres more In cotton than heretofore,
on the morning OF the 18th n hog
was carrying around In the horse-lot OF
Mr.. !. IA. Booty Georgetown, the body
of an infant apparently several days
old. II had evidently been dead Tor
some time, but further particulars
could not be obtained
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Aprll--windows and doors may now
be opened. A note of preparation is
apparent in every household.
Spring means to the average woman
extraordinary exertion. Garments
must be made over for The rev season;
the long winters account with dirt
and dust must be settled even at the
expense OF diminished vitality and
shortened life
with such strain on body and mind
thousands Of women are sure to over
tax their strength. Hosts OF too anX-
ious wives and mothers sacrifice health
and future usefulness to this fearful
MOloch OF spring cleaning.
April ia by far the hardest month for
the women OF the house, The long
siege OF winter leaves them little
strength for such excessive labor, and
when the severe strain Is over many
find they have been living on their
nerves and are on the road to nervous
prostration and weakness Of some vital
organ.
After great strain on the system,
Paine's celery compound, the great
modern nerve and blood remedy, best
restores Ngor and strength to the
body. Men and women run down
weak, and nervous feel very soon an
increased power for work and enjoy
ment.
All have the true instinct that life
recovery from Illness and the main
tenoncc OF health come from perfect
nutrition. Painc's celery compound
reaches the very origin OF nervous
weakness as VOL as diseases OF the
liver kidneys and stomach. 1t brings
TO the million OF nerve cells all over
the body the exact food they need
to become again healthy vital tissues.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

This Is in n nutshell, why Flames
celery compound IL the remarkable
remedy that It is for curing diseases
due to eufeebled nerve power such as
neuralgia, rheumatism, dyspepsia, kid
ney and liver complaints.
Digestion is distinctly under the con-
troll Of the nervous system and when
these nerves are underfed and in a
semi-paralyzed condition the stomach
becomes little better than q heated
receptacle in which the food is not di-
gested. but undergoes a sort OF fer
mentation, which gives rise to nervous
dyspepsia. govt, etc. the heart weak
ems. strength departs and life becomes
a burden.
II is just this craving OF starved
nerves for better nutrition that Paine's
celery compound quickly and fully
meets. Il causes the blood to free
itself of every particle Of poisonous
humor.
The first bottle Of Paine's celery
compound starts the tired-out run
down" man or woman fairly on the
road to firm health.
Says Mrs. c. r. Prunerman of Dover.
n. H.: 81 was run down and felt very
tired all the time. was not able to
DO my work, and had not been since
baby came to us. | took bottle OF a
certain sarsaparilla, but 1t did me no
coed. My sister came to me and ad-
vised me to get a bottle Of Paine's
celery compound. 1 was discouraged
and had no faith I'm anything. NV
father went and got the compound to
try and see If It would not do me good.
Before had taken one-half Of the bot
tie 1 felt as Well as ever. and / aave
done my own work ever since without
any trouble"
Of others.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Alto Tex April ia.--To The Gazet,e.
The following ministers arrived this
morning on the Tyler Southeastern
railroads others are expected on The
northbound train this evening; Rev
W X Marahah Rev. J. u, Mclean.
Rev q. W. Chambers, Rev. c. c. WI
klns, Rev r. II, croRler, Rev. S +.
Tcnncy. Rev. j. S. wnhanlss. Rev. r.
NJ TGttle.
Tho services viii be opened tonight
by sermon from the evangelical Of
the proahytory The election OF pre-
siding officer is matter OF TIE hfst
Importance, and We hear the name OF
Or. n. J. Bell. the beloved phyHicinn'
OF Tyler, faVoubly spoken Of IN this
connection.
Commissioners 20 the general assem-
bly, are ncx; IN Importance. Or. r.
II. Croker OF Palestine rs possible
candidate
pr j. n. Craig Of Atlanta Is expect
ed tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Instead o. dying out, as II should
II ridicule were fatal. the movement
begun by coNcy is extending to an
parts Of the country. and serious notice
must be taken OF IT, The "coxey con
tinsents" are sprlngins up everywhere.
Texan sent an army" AZ Il was called.
10 swell the ranks one such army
has already gone ON from California.
and another Is gathered there strug.
Cling to SET away to tho East. Another
IS encamped at Omaha, Neb.. on The
march TO Washington, ana there ara
snil others at Reno New. SAT- Ll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21


Willie Wallace We. state-From
Llanoi Using obscene language near
private house. Appellant. a boy -
years old. was driving his wagon along
the road in front OF Rowland's house
Rowland came out, stopped him and
began uphraiding him for fussing with
his tRowland'N son. Rowland states
that MS appellant drove away he utter
ed the remark complained Of and that
no one was present but witness son;
that his wife was not present. Mrs,
Rowland snys the remark was made 20
her. and not to her husband. The boy
denies that he made such remnrk or
that he saw Mrs. Rowland or that she
spoke TO him or lac to her. The record
shows that the boy has been arrested
on four different complaints. one Cor
assault on their son. and three FOR
using obscene language. He was ac-
quitted for the assault, and two Of the
complaints for using obscene language
have been dismissed The record tends
strongly TO suggest that the states
witnesses are moved By revenge rather
than 10 see Justice done. Prosecuting
officers should he slow to permit such
pruceedings n fhr ferurk was made.
which the < I'D character OF the boy
would tend 20 dlsproye, yet the evidence
Tails 10 show with reasonable GER
tainty Tat Il was made "a a manner
calculated g. Glsturb the persons iiNlns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21
TmE roRr WORM WAN.

Lafayette Iron Record; Hon y. W.
Camp NJ Fort Worth Il candidate for
lieuteuant-Eovernor Berry Is we'll
known down here. and has many
friends In East Texas who will learn
Of his candidacy with much interest.
Graham Radiators Hon Berry w.
Camp Of Fort Worth has announced for
second place on the state Democratic
ticket Berry made "a good reputation
as district attorney OF this judicial
district several years ago He Is young.
energetic, and has Tho reputation OF
being ~ strong advocate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Special Dispatch.
Denison. Tex, April 2O.-Chief Clerk
Greenhln Of the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas passenger department yesterday
contaminated a sale Of tickets to the
Jeftreys Lewis theatrical company
amounting TO about &l4OO. There are
thirteen members Of the company,
which was routed to Kansas City.
Denver, Ogden. San Francisco, Port
land and ST. Paul Several other Texas
lines were figuring on the same sale,
but could not make n satisfactory
deal.
Conductor w r. Hopkins. who was
injured at Savannah, /. T., yesterday,
was not as badly hurt as first supposed.
lie was taken to the hospital this af-
ternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

The fools still live and make food
FOR the ahnrp-witted, There was an
auction recently Of horses, bugglea and
carriages IN an ohio town Among
the vehicles was closed eauiagc
which dld not sell well, rhe auc-
iloneer cried Il In vain til happy
Thought struck him, and he announced
that Il was the Identical carriage used
by a famous statesman In taking a
Hide with most charming young wo-
man, said Statesman being then on
rial for breach Of promise The ruae
Sas auccessfui and The bidding began
and was continued ull It brought It's
value three times over.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

By Associated Press.
Little Rock. Ark. April 2o.-Judge
Caldwell today appointed G t. Mcclel-
Ian OF Topeka receiver Of the Leavon-
worth. Topeka and Southwestern, u
short line IN Kansas, The American
Loan and Trust company OF Boston
has flied n bill TO foreclose a mortgage
on the road and pending the foreclos-
ure the care OF the property Is ntrust-
ed TO the receiver, who is not author.
lied to operate It further than the earn
ings VIII pay operating expenses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

w, n. Way Of the Evans-snyder-
Buel Commission company has return
ed from a prolonged business trip over
the state.
W. V. Galbralth, claim agent OF the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway,
with headquarters at Denison, was In
town yesterday on business.
c. d. Sloat, assistant general passen-
ger agent. and l.. G. Hastings. treas
urer, OF the Chicago. Rock Island and
Texas railway. lefl yesterday evening
for San Antonio and other points. IN
company with Harry Dinner, lessee OF
the eating house ana news business
privileges OF the road. They will be
gone several days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

All newsdealers and others Indebted
on past account 10 The Gazette are
notified that rcmittancea on such ac-
count should be made directly 10 this
office aud that pnymcnta should not
br made OF the same TO any person
unless he exhibits special authority to
NO collect.
All romittanccs should be addressed
10 STATE PRINTING COMPANY.
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

This paper IL kept on file and adver-
Using y may be asoertaincd at the
Office a.. .ie American Newspaper
Publishers Association, Temple Court
New York. or from its Eastern busi-
ness office, IS Tribune building New
York.
Western business office 500. THE
Rookcry." Chicago, H.
g c. Beokwith. sole agent for for
elgn advertising
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Considerable live stock Is now being
moved from all over Texas into the
Territory. The Rock Island has been
hauling out from seven to ten trains
north for n week past and the Fort
Worth ana Denver IS doing n business
fully up to the record OF year ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

convention WI meet at Hammond on
May ? . and and rates from points
on the Texas and Pacific will be one
and one-third fare for the round NIP
Tiekets good 10 return May 8.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21
The One History
of the Worlds
Greatest War.

mony. and the denial Of ths I
ought to be cause for reversal
accused not being at fault. Re-.
and remanded. Opinion BY HUT
j. ]. Ringer VS.. state-Fron
Appellants defense to the eh,ir
carrying a pistol is based upon y
pointment as a ranger by tht
tant general. BY the terms Of ~
pointment he was ordered to IN
the captain of company d ~
battalion, and the appointment y
date OF February 10, The affs.'
on March 3. The record does he' : :
that he had been mustered lnla I
ice or taken the oath-had e'sl
ported as required or become * X
In fact. About two weeks priv y
arrest he informed the COUNT =
ney that he had not done gay I
for the state, did not expect Y |,
only carried the pistol to prefa,.'. !.
one from pulling his nose or
him. Conviction correct az
Opinion by Davidson, J. u
Sam Allphin VS.. state--fign
son: On motion TO dismiss. "
nizance recites that appellAn. =
charged with the offense oL
a private residence. unlawfu,.,
a game called craps. played W. w.
The recognizance is held s1iil w,
ton overruled opinion by ny
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

II 81 n pity tho Brazilian Insurgents
couldn't have held out little longer-
long enough to have got word that Con.
Coxey had an army OF unemployed
What might not have been the ohnnges
OF history II coSey and hls men could
have been manipulated 60 brasil and
taken service In The ranks Of the
rebcisl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

The travelling agents Of the Gazette
are: j. ~ Terry J. w, Putnam, A. "
Rogers, w II. iugalla, Jan Byrd.
Letters Of authority are given 70 AZ
other pnrtIes specially accredited 20
represent this paper.
All postmnsters IN Texas, Oklahoma
nnd the indian Territory are author
lied to receive subscriptions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Improved nervice ana change 81 time
via the Fort Worth and Denver City
railway April 1. The change Of time
by the above line will make marked
Improvement for the business man by
saving one day, the time being two
nights and one dny--Fort worth 10
Denver, cit2 ticket Office soi Main
atrcaL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

The storm waves viii reach oils mo
ridian and other changes VIII occur al
and within 100 miles of Fort Worth
within twpnty-foul' hourl before or
after sunset of tlic detea given below.
kpril 2i-Nnir and cool.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Mr.. u. +. Sprinkle Is cireulator Tor
The Gazette In Fort Worth. and orders
for the paper should be left at this Of
fee.