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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

Hnscn, Tex Aug. 7-Distrlct court
Ivsned at this place yesterday. There
two murder cases on the criminal
Fket which will come UP for trim
Ping this term of court. one ia the
b Of the state VS.. Pat woodrine
for trial August 20. This case was
|nsferred on change of venue from
her county to this county. The other
+ Is that Of the state VS.. Major
pm set for trial August 10. This
4 was transferred on change of
Fue from Throckmorton county to
( county. There are good many
|nesses in each of the above-named
r. as many as Is generally seen
|any case. ~"
Ron I'd j. Hammer of Haskell, DEM
|slle nominee for Judge of this. the
Hy-ninth judicial district, spoke
+ last night to a large audience
Pc was divided with Hon. A. M.
Fis who is a candidate for district
[ee on'the Third party ticket
IcaaVe mad lots of rain throughout
/ county during the past ten days.
[sFeral prominent visitors are here.
N looking at the country and some
|,aoinS court, among whom is Hon.
d Kenyon. president of the Farm
ana Merchants National bank of
Esnei Hon. y. II. Kirby, an attor-
q Abllenei Hon. a II. carIgon, an
|E5aey Of Wichita Falls; Judge Il.
slaer OF Denton and Hon. A. C.
jT' an attorney of Haskell.
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lApS WIN TWO BATTLES.


Yokohama, Aug. SAN imperial or
dinance permits Chinese to reside in
Japan on condition that they engage
in peaceful pursuits. Great excitement
prevails here at Toxic and at other
large towns as a result OF the victo-
ries OF the Japanese at scwang, the
japanese synonym for Chon Hon.
where the Chinese had 800 killed and
Ned in the direction Of ISoapiu, the Jap
anese synonym for Kong Chow The
Japanese are also in possession OF va
shun. Rumors, however are current
here that the Japanese naval forces
have been defeated in an engagement
with Chinese warships.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

Wnshingtun. Aug. "A letter was
received lately in this city from Lieu
tonant-Coloncl VonhanuclSin, who was
on the transpor; 1Sow Shung when she
WAS sunk by the japanese. II was
written in June, and the colonel said
war was inevitable because the Japan
ese We're determined to have war. The
Chinese were reluctant. he said, and
he anticipated Japan's Victories at
first. because Of Chinn's lacs Of prepa-
ration. But the end he aalA when The
Chinese were fairly aroustd, would
certainly result IN their favor. The
colonel rs an officer of the second rank
in the Chinese service, n place OF high
distinction, and Is thoroughly Informed
as 10 their resources. He Ia n highly
trained engineer, and II was he who
built the forts AT Port Arthur and at
Weihaiwei. OF the Opposite shore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

They VIII HAVE an Eject ON the
Oriental War.

Oriental War.
Washington. Aug. SIN speaking OF
the probabilities OF the pending war
between Japan and China. an official
Of the Japanese legation today re-
called the fact that the season OF the
monsoon and typhoon Is now rapidly
approaching. The presence of the
former is not regarded as a menace to
sea mnnouverinE, but fear Is felt for
the latter. The typhoon IS a revolving
wind storm, the effects of which are
disastrcus. II Is believed by the Of
ilcinls of the legation that the naval
movements during the typhoon season
at least win be somewhat circum-
scrlbed. 1t is beloved the Chinese Will
not venture a great distance from their
coasts, but will keep close TO port.
Japan. 1t Is thought here. will wage
an aggressive war against China and
some Of her objective points IN all
probability will be the Chinese ports.
Already reports have reached here OF
gales on the China coast that have
compelled all craft. but the stanchest
steamers, to seek shelter in port. Naval
officers say that when the dreaded
typhoon sets In there Is nothing to do
but to turn from 1t, The United States
steamship Marion was struck by
storm OF this kind few months ago
when beginning her voyage home from
China to San Francisco. She emerged
in damaged condition and had mar
row escape, Notwithstanding she Is
splendid sea boat and was In the hands
OF the ablest navigators in theSiavy,
When vessels are not sunk by the
typhoon, they are frequently driven
far out Of their course so Il viii be
seen that naval operations between
Japan and China arc likely TO be In
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POWER or nYrNor,ssr.
some strange Facts About Thi. Won
derfus ro,y,r

rover.
considerable interest Inns been nrous.
"a On tue subject Of hypnotlnm by the
performances or Or. A. q. Hurrovyhs
He has caused strong men ,nsn Z,
great physical and mental power 10
obey his Will like a little child some
remarkable feata have been perfornnsd
by Or. Burroughs and peopie AFRO ~
curing, What ~ hypnotlsnY whit
can i doS Ia II n fact that by this a.
ihein) strange power diseases may he
heaied without the use OF mediclneY
from time 70 time reports Of DR.. Bur
rouEhs wonderful power have APP
a reporter was detailed to hunt ~
br. Burroughs and nnd ont for orr
reaoerH some facts about this stranRe
power he possesaes.
Hypnotism, the doctor said, IA de-
rived from Greek word meaninr
sleep, and when a person f. in tl,e
hypnotic state his .ntire physical body
" ~ a state OF sloep. but his mind re-
maing active and the subject In ftlIv
cognizant Of all THAI IL passing. but
without the power OF control over the
physical body. While in this state the
patient IL absolutely without bodily
sensation. and the most painful nur-
gicnl operations may be performed
without any sensation Of pain 10 Inc
BubJcct though he " cognizant OF
what ~ being done. and may oven
see the knife as It cicaves the flesh.
In tho great hospitals OF tho old world
and IA many Of this country, hypnot-
Ism has taken the place Of anaosthsties
IN gurTcfy.
Another wonderful thing about this
power II that while the subject n In
the hypnotie state he ~ very suscepfi-
Bile to the VIII OF the operator. and 10
thoroughly 10 Girls the case that should
the operator mentally aaggeHt that he
IL suffering great pain or experiencing
great Joy. the subject win display all
the symptoms OF pain or pleasure. This
power OF suggestion Ia turned 70 good
account IN the curing OF many disansen
and In correcting vicious tendencies.
Persona who have entirely lost their
minds have been restored 70 perfect
sanity by the aid OF this wonderful
hypnotic power, while diseases regarded
as incurnbie have been healed.
Hypnotisin. the doctor said. 10 greatly
frfsundcrato0d by the great majority
~ the people. Many confound II with
sieight-of-hand performances and tho
tricks OF the charlatan. But Il anyone
viii take thu pains 70 investigate the
history Of the matter they Will find
taat It has engaged the minds OF
some OF the greatest physicians OF the
age. md after thorough investlga-
tlon BY eminent committees OF medical
colleges ma associations 10 now used
By the royal, hospitals In the old world
aud the celebrated hospitals IN New
York. Boston and other cities IN th.a
country. ~ II a A fake add a hufnbur,
the most brilliant medical Lights OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

W c Aston. Shreveport, La; ] C
Mcclellan. Mexico. s A Davidson,
Renter; a r Thioketa. NJ. X and II,
Ry.; w Jones. Kansas city; d @
Plummer. Brentwood; Auron Davis,
Cleburne; NJ NJ shumburger Mineola;
w l. smallwood, city; w S smallwood.
Colorado; l. w Henderson, TeNarkana;
j A Yancy, city; l. J Morrow, city; Coy
Marshall, Pacific Express company; II
S Broiles. city: A w Fancher, city; ]
b Tasting, Granbury; j II Ebrite. Dem
veri Il N Denwiddie, city; Il a Nc
Alister, Texarkana; II NJ Bundren. city,
A ID Higdon, Spokane. Wash: Lon
Frober San Angelo: r Mcleod. r.
and =. Ry; @ Walton, city; 4 Blanks
and wife, Reedville; j w Blayloclk,
Houston; W r Blair. St Louis; Jno T.
Callahan and wife, Dallas; d salman.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

|'rhall' Tex, Aug, s.-N. C. Pears
'aperlntendent of the New Or
n division of the Texas and Pa
was in town yesterday.
r. Mansfield and wife and En-
ia D. Jones'. passed through here
I.guay on their way to Lima. Peru.
~ Mr.. Mansfield Will be superin-
Ii' n.y., OF the ouroya Peruvian Cen
Y kosebuds were entertained by
n Snarlotte Mahon at her fathers
'lsnce last night, there being about
IIn.y couples present. Dancing was
X, pssrnelpal amusement. Refreshments
,sa az enjoyed were served.
lh gertrude Uden Of Texarkana
nas visit to Mrs. G. Urden and
~ G. hccown went to Dallas
IIss ecottsville camp meeting began
antil It is over.
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|goM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
-, NOTES GATHERED ny OUR
CORRESPONDENTS.


l,o, Tex. Aug. S.-A probably
l.,,sreldent was reported here to-
from chIrm's Chapel. eight miles
H. 81 Denton. a party OF four
~. names could not be learned,
vounr ladies and one young man.
H.. returning from church were
r'r,urned and all more or less in
In one young lady was said 10
es,ally hurt and in a dying condi-
Full particulars concerning the
Ea.trophe are understandable ut this
r. nborers working in the gravel
a N the Joint track at Mingo, I'M
E.hed the remains OF a huge mas
M, The bones Of gigantic proper
~ were taken to Fort Worth by
|serIntendent Polhemus. This is the
Eond within a week.
|he Methodist church on Oak street
|belng enlarged to nearly twice its
sent capacity by the additions of
Is rooms.
Major John b. schmitz, the nominee
|the Lilly White wing OF the Repub-
has for governor, arrived home from
Convention last evening. He was
once the recipient OF multitudious
from his many friends.
Me- Mr.. schmitz has for many years
Il prominent IN the affairs OF his
III, some two years since running
Va Of the ticket for a state office.
Nomination for this office was con-
|rso,y IN the nature OF n surprise.
be county convention here last Sat
nay Major Sohmltz distinguished
|sef by his defense OF Governor
M when the resolution condemnine
W. was under discussion. Not that
approved the supposed speech, hut
y Governor Hogg was the chief exc
|re Of Texas and we should not SO
|flly condemn.
b. small child of W. II. Tallfero
here today.
|'csss Hembry and All ArcConneIl
4 negroes, We're fined yesterday in
Justice court for cursing another
r. Each plead his own case and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09
cnNnNAL FonnION VIEWS.


London, Aug S.--The Associated
Press IL Informed from an official
source that Great Britain desires to
act entirely In accord with the United
States at Biuehelds. Nicaragua. Great
Britain Will refrain from any Interior
cnce except such as considered necea-
eary for the protection Of British life
and property. and TO maintain treaty
obligations. Instructions TO this eff
feet have been sent TO the commander
OF the British cruiser. Mohawk
rIes Is en- route to England In order TO
regotiate notifications OF the Clayton
Bulwer treaty. In this connection tho
Times says that It is not likely that the
United States VIII take steps 10 abb
rogate the treaty which Is considered
satisfactory In order 70 maintain the
Neutrality Of the NicaraEun canal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

district, County and city Attorney.
Association of Tcxns.

t,s,in. r. 49,. ~, -.
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10, e. ~, y, S iVniVn annual set-
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m eso,s,, MI appoin.eu committee
fnun,vin, ,,,,,.,nt ~ 10y ivho ,. Wv
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SEATS seas w y. Wiuams' county at
e so,n,y ~ iaouiih'.,i u, w smnpSon'
f tr',r' "s,v','es ~ opsnur; W. a
suu''s ne,pthey OF fliis; hieh-
80 "ess' S2uNlsh ATTORNEY or Nn-
,.s,.,s,. SSin Ss,.sNi,'e. eoth'y az
sn,,',i VI t,eiiaS' srai'N cosby. "a. +.
fftrie,o, ,.st.ta,,, n Wy. wy, W W,
i,,.',e.Vi. nssiNt"ht county attorneys OF
a " g.s. veul'S, -
,.,',,s. w, ,,, -, N'ce MaNey state az
lloln Nrassoh county arrived.
~, nY ,s, moved the appointment OF
,'''i'stN, ", W v'Nlt RESOLUTIONS on the
i 49," va nnsslu'u' =. Myers or
r5.,., t vnui''y' Nuont,u, ana MesSrs'
,,,i., '''iPHp" anu Hihespie We're ap-
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ny eleetl1n OF ouicors was then
,s. ~, w spnh =, elllesnie or Dni-
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, is'., NV NiVo pleslaehi, ana w. H.
n $500 Si i-'lN' tVcehu vice prcNuent'
-, ~, n''ss ~ N"NuFro, eeerNlArS'
~ ,t,an,tN nuupg' nNNls,,nt secretary
-, p .N",.,n Nultcn OF pniaA treuauier.
a, i, w, ~ % respeot 70 the-nemory
H. ~ ,"fS 'ee,lnNh' OF the association
~. MSer" were pnssea.
.i,,,n, ,s at,vaH Merv auop.eu Us IoiowAi
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lS 49, nNy"nrrs except az
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~ y ~, iiu WI siV 20 sivV tpr any per
~" W a'Nu UP 20 use any horer mule.
~ ~ eoml w. Wlih9ut ne consent OF
~, INV oWnuri that artcle w, penal code.
Nv, Nv =" sine 1i'i &c 70 matte u q hne OF
spe vAree.'nk WV t9r any person who
1, t,,,,, "esr my pubic pace or private
, "' s"uui, shlluk' yvh' use oD-
disn,,, '' LEV vAposo nus person or
uu,piHN any uendly weapon, TINT mr.
uSio ps' relatihg 70 appeeio Dc amend
~ s',,,, a,u .i'i' ar.lole 90 reihung TO the
s,'l',v,,l'o, ~ the pohu set ON habeaa
o,pua he'.ililgH pc oinenhedi also
.h.,. a',iJio Ie,, re,eting 20 me habeas
rll',,uspa or peta9nH pging once
,SNnhrkeu hnu Afterwards indicted for
" w shu,V oHvnsei thnt the code or
n M ,,veuure pe go nmenoed as
uut ueposiunns ehnll not be read OK
Svpt Wheh NE witness lives outside
enu S'ase uhu Gun nor come 70 tho
',s lo9inl tnW 1rug stores should
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

huiubuEgcd ~'9 'N''s
me doctor says he viii demonstrate
10 any mnr who cares to take the
trouble 70 Investigate the wonderful
curative power OF hypnotism. and In
vites the most critical tests OF all he
does He VIII gladly NEE, any person
on COMMITTEES who may desire 70 In
vcstigatc the subject a. hla auite on
rooms nj Mrs 3yrncs. 800 Taylor
street. whore he is stoppIng during
his stay In Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09
rhlnl.. erent nrltnln WIN overreneh

WIIH' 4AN5f . IIIV a7IHIIH EVHWy FUU-
the European powers to China, Japan
ana Corea. The editor isl more appte-
hensive OF n covert attempt at over
reaching on the part of Great Britain.
After advising France to remain neu-
trial as long az possible. he says: III
however. any power except China and
Japan seek to gain an advantage In
Corea. France must hold In reserve
the right TO act so as 10 secure n
similar advantage for herself
1T would be necessary also TO read
just the balance Of power in case II
should be destroyed by Great Britain
occupying Port Hamilton or Russia oc-
cupying Port Lazaone."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

Belcherviile. Tex. Aug To-day nj
2 D. m. at the residence OF the brides
sister. Mrs @. ". Simmons. Mr. A.
". Cunningham was married 10 Mlss
F;orence Mays Rev. Miller oficiating.
The newly married couple. ncoompa-
driven 70 Rinssoid. where they took
the Rock Island train for Fort Worth.
their future home.
A. W Cunningham. formerly OF this
place s. n member OF the law fiim
Of Cunningham d Cunningham Of Fprt
Worth, Tex The bride has taught In
the BeicheryiUssh high school tGe terms.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

San Saba, Tex. Aug. 4.-Ex-Lieut.-
GOV. Wells Thompson OF Columbus was
here this week and contracted 1900
acres OF his land TO the irrigation COM
pany. This is one OF the finest tracts
On the north ditch. Several tracts OF
land have already changed hands at
advanced prices
Hon. ]. c. s. Baird. an old fash
ioned Democrat OF Coleman county, Is
attending camp meeting four miles
n Is now raining. and has been for
three DAYS. and cotton growers are
afraid II win damage cotton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

Waco, Tex. Aug. s--Mayor AfcCul-
loch returned from New York this
morning and is again at his post In
the city hall.
He says that mercantile business In
very much depressed In the East tnd
that business men are very wary OF
Investments. He sold the Waco bonds
several times and each time the pur-
chaser refused to carry out his con-
tract
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

Rome. Aug. s.--Nearly 800 pilgrims
attended mass this morning IN the hall
Of the consistory. Mgr Ungherlni ceie-
brated mass. The pope gave the pill
Reve-end Father -2cicole OF Brooklyn
prcaentcd his holiness with $1,000 in
Peters pence and wlth other large
sumo collected " aud from tho pill
r-iins. The pope spoke in French and
biesaed religious objects belonging 70
NC PILGRIMS During tho day tho pill
efiins viaitel the vatican garden. Ther
stSrt ~ Friday for Genoa, Aarsniliea.
-'suisu=a ard Laasde=. thesE iiiismats
drsfluntlon. .asr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

Dnllas,Tcx.. Aug, s.--EverythInR Is
being placed In readiness for the great
mursep OF people that aro expected 10
visit the state convention. The hotels
are preparing FOR biz run. As an
evidence OF tho rush that will be made
on the hotels. the Mcleod. which 10
about the most popular all round hotel
In the city. airoady has rooms engaged
for over 100. Mr. N. Il. Sigh, pro-
prietor 81 the Mcleod. says he win
rot raise his prioeD. no matter how
great the rush
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

Shanghai. Aug, SIT IS officially ra-
ported from Tien Tsln that thu efforts
of Great Britain and Russia to bring
about n peaceful settlement OF dis
putes now between Japan and China
have failed China is willing to pay
an indemnity but she refuses to sur
render her suzerainty over Coren. The
China government has closed Tanping
and Toxic lighthouses ON the island
OF Formoga
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

London. Aug. S.-A dispatch from
Hong Kong to the Times says that the
viceroy Of Kwang Hung has enlisted
5000 black flags with which TO strength
on the garrisons on the Canton river
forts. In addition the viceroy has sta
toned four gunboats on Tiger Island
ON the Canton river and has laid mines
at Foo Chow and Tamsui. The vlceroy
of Kwang Hung has also closed the
llght house on the southern coast.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

Lampasas. Tex. Aug. S.-The resi-
dence Of Mr.. J. W. hfeltsn on West
Fourth street was destroyed by FIRE
last night. The building and furniture
were a total loss. The alarm was
given at 1850. but too late To gave
anything. Loss On building. ti509: on
furniture. etc. 5000: insurance small.
The origin OF tho Ore 10 unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

found on the person OF Felix Fencnon,
the former Office clerk, were explosives
similar to those used by EmIn Horny.
the executed anarchist. Some ncwa-
paper men who were called IA by the
defense represented Sebastian. Fnuro.
Grave and Fencnon as being incapable
of committing crime.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

phiiadelphia. Aug 81 Jealousy
can-ea q sensational triple tragedy In
thia elty this morning, william Evans,
~ Sviilow street. Frankford. suburb
~ tbis city, snot and killed Louis
ae.bt A. tle Intter's home, 1914 Mont
s-,,,,e,y avenue. He then shot his wife,
tSafe Evans through the neck, fatally
wounding her and afterWard Killed
himself With the same revolver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

Buenos Ayrcs. Aug. s.-Adviccs from
Salto, capitol OF the province OF that
name, say the federal judge there has
granted the extradition OF Jahez phi-
four, the fugitive ex-memher or the
parliament OF England, who Is wanted
IN London to answer for the collapse
OF several financial societies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

London, Aug. S--Four patients from
the steamship Balmoral which arrived
at Gravesend yesterday from st.
Petersburg, were found TO be suffering
from Asiatlc cholera The Balmorai
upon arrival reported that one OF her
seamen died the day previous OF
cholera
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09
r.,,s pa.scnEcr Asaoeiatipn.

Galveston. Tex, Aug s--Mempers o.
~ Tsxas passenger ass aciailon, aftsr
e~crhaulisrg The rate sheet, adjogrns,d %.
- g a ,,,.s,, v,as taken on the X. p. So
49,, rate 70 Washington. Some
irt'a9is WIN stand rat on a one lars
ls.te. am ng thSm ny 'A 49,
Houston and Texas central
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

Rome, Aug. S.---Acting under instruc-
lions from the home government the
commander Of the italian forces at
Massoach, Egypt, 10 erecting a prison
capable Of holding 1000 conyicts 10
this prison anarohlsls who are proven
to be dangerous TO society will be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

hs MA \. l. T.. Aug. San election
Il he ct NIX Governor today through-
4 = az. = Nv nation. The candi-
l. Boone Masely. Independent,
ny TEL, ~ me allotment In sew
% nu,Ieo ' 'iaa eN-'suycrnor Byrd.
~ lastsr - ~ ticket. The friends
~ rss,a. e'e sanguine OF success.
" ,tfrifa,,'.s o,wlRg 20 the slowness
BE- Lno,s',9i elections, VIII likely
l., hllilh ~ ,rr couple Of days.
.'gssa'r ~ pesn virtually without.
~ more ulan a month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

Sydney, n. 5, w. Aug, S.-Premier
Read tonight addressed the electors OF
litis country. He announced that sweep
lng reductions will be made In the Gus
toms duties and that there would be
economies OF n moderate nature IN the
lanh IN income taxes. He welcomed
trade -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

n. s ~. Tex, Aug. s.-The Pop
|sS,,,lse. holding their second days
|uss r,,'', about one mile northeast
Y, a. ~, Il was attended by thous-
eadise psopie from Hunt ana sur
|undr.,s' nh'ies are In attendance,
flrn,es,A o. families are in the on
'nh s,,h Ihcir morning Celebration
4 'Biia an address by a son ~
~ hv ~ Fnler, followed bv an nd
'tfnoop ~ Nlnson OF Indiana The
air." as passed by listenfnr to
q z. L. Wood.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

I I,.,,. c9nvenins Of the legislature on
Ds,s ~ proved an utter failure. the
tbar,,,s cruising TO respect the au-
who tSyce attempted to Ect Tie b boss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

Montreal, Aug. s.--Hon. Godfrey FER
non, NJ. r.. ex-ingmber OF inland rev
emu under the Mckenzie adninlstra-
uon, died today, aged sz. He had
been a Bsember for thirty-one years,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

London, Aug. s.-'rhe archbishop OF
Canterbury OBLIGATED at the marriage
OF Lord Edgerton and the Duchess OF
took place In Lambeth palace.
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ruE DEATH ROLL.


Greenville. Tex. Aug. s.--Joe Curtin.
an old time resident of Groenviile,
died at his home IN West Grecnviiio
yesterday afternoon after a short III
nand "
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paris. Aug. s-Ths evidence taife7
toilaJ AZ the trial OF the anarchists re-
lated chiefly 10 the robberies which
they are supposed TO have committed.
Experts proved that the chemicals
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Manchester. Aug. S-sandow. the
strong man, was married this morning
In the Cathedral TO Miss Blanche
Brooks. the daughter OF local cit