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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25

81 welcome TAT burst from evory
throat. a, the iorec, advanced, t,en-
bling. amazed "a; the salvoes' Of APP
plau'e that greeted them.
The wonaS wore q white wooden
gown. her head was uncovered. hut
stephen was ia his ishermau's garb.
an looked more ike AntinOus than
ever. il one can c.er picture the
young Greek a perfectly happy.
! thought the yehemence OF their
welcome 81 first hurt her. for she
pressed close TO Stephen. but once
the gates were thrown back. and
they were surrounded By that i'm.
petuoas crowd she smiled and nut
her arms round Nance, wNl was the
very first to reach her.
"Awh, judith, woman said
Nance. kissing her hungrily. Il
niver doubted 'ee 'dearic. an ii baint
my fault I've not bin anighst 'ee."
"Eh, but missed zee. Nance. -
said Judith, and first one. then
another, must shake her hand. and
the little ones must give her their
flowers, but ! saw her take mn the
smallest Of them all, and bow her
head upon its dimpled neck. anu |
knew that in all the glory and sun.
shine OF her LAY was one sombre
cloud
When each and all had said their
word, and very sweet and whole
some many OF them we're, the
maidens took matters into their own
hands, and placing Judith and
Stephen in their midst, with many
droppings Of flowers. and fittings of
pleasant voices in Cornish song
they took their way through the
gaping town and sunny path tina.
wound down the cliff to Trevenick
Strangers to the place stared at
the gay procession that had so long
and happy 4 following. closed in by
young and old toddlers Of both
sexes. The sca-wind blew back tina
girls white dresses, and sweoter
grew their yoices till IN the dis
lance they died away, and many 4
kindly wish and hopeful word fol-
lowed the pair to the little church
where once more they kneeled to-
gether with good hope of stored up
happiness TO come.
And if, when the reioicings were
at their height, they stole away to
where
Beside little grave
They kissed again with telrs-
who shall say that the one touch OF
sorrow in their crowned love did not
make it divine,
To me their faces seemed as the
faces of angels, when. stepping down
20 where stood, they thanked and
blessed me. bidding me God-speel
whithersoeyer | should 60.
TUE FND
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25
The Beauty OF Niagara

Can never be described and it has never
been pictured so adequately and salts
factorily as in the splendid portfolio
Just issued by the Michigan Central.
The Niagara Fslls Route" 1t con-
tains fifteen large plates from the very
best instantaneous photographs, which
can not be bought for as many dollars
All these will be sent for 70 cents by
FRANK j. BIANHALL, Advtg. Agent,
Michigan Central, 4O2 Monadnoek
block, CHICAGO
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25
What. Indeed:

Mr.. Grimme 1t is just an outrage
the way the little innocent birds are
being huteherel TO adorn women's
mats Mrs. Grimme-But, my dear.
don't You remember that it was the
bright bird wing wore on my hat as
was going along the street that at
tracted your attention and led TO
your marrying me? Mr.. Grimme-
What in thunder bias that got to do
with it? That only makes the case
tronger.-lndianapolis Journal.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25
As GOnd aERaad

He-What's this terrible thing l.
hear? ! lam told that YOU are not a
widow, but married womsn with a
husband still livihg-and YET you have
engaged yourself to me. ..l $50 -
She-DOn't let that worry you, nv
love. We will never meet him. It
does not move in our set.-Puck,
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25
TeTSe Judgment.

Life is too short TO get square.
The king can do no wrong without
everybody knowing il.
Pessimism is an evidence of n sour
stomach or of inherited faint.
All things come to the way of him
who does not expect too much.
lie who has Schooled himself to ST.
lence has set his world to wondering.
1t can never be that everybody else
is wrong and You alone are right
1t is pitiable to see a poor man
''guaged" wrong for a small income.
Apipe smells of domesticity; a cigar
of clubs; a cigarette of vice
\ house that is divided against itself
cannot stand outside interference.
\ man who really loves horses and
dogs loves women and children next
-Mandellne Orvis. in Judge.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25
tic Moved On.

What Go yoa want:2" asked the
housewife. 'J .''l.l-
"Suthin' Ter eat
81 haven't anything in the house
except some bread and corned beef.
Do you want some Of thats" "a q
NO." he sai4 sadly, II guess,pH
move on. ltfud Be pity ter waste
sech "a fire appetite on .sech, poe-
vietuals.
- * lime tobn;gude. I'll
Atoitor-Is ~ K,ssem. n the
2afl6E yet2 ,shGl 0i vas 2
Little Sen-Yes. sp0b v1s
- What are they dolng?",
e'-Iheysre sitting agood ray apart.
and talking. but sister has taken of
'her Elizabeth ruff.
Very well; III go down at once. -"
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25
A Rare Education.

''boes your daughter sing?" asked
Mrs. Jinglegilt.
No" replied Mrs OLDHAM; 1--WE have
taken great painsin educating her not
to. "-Nashington Post.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25
Snrinp EnshinnS

She-How is the fashion change?
He-There isn't much change in the
pocket-books, except they are worn
shorter and lighter this year.-TexaY
Siftings. svof4epe nnTT.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25

Have You got any brothers,"
Yes, one"
That's strange! was just talking
TO your sister and she said that she
had two brothers. Hello.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25

IIe-"Do you believe in such a thing
as love at first sight?"
She-"Certainly. A hasty glance
does not discover imperfections. y
Boston Transcript.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25
Midnight CivilitieS.

Mrs. Brown (nudging Mr. Brown.
who SHORES with his mouth. .openl-
William. you'd make less noise if you'd
keep your mouth shut
MIR. Brown (onig half awake)-SoS
you.-Life.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25

This inscription appears in Wiseon-
sin cemetery over the grave of wo-
man written by her husband: Tears
cannot restore thee; therefore / weep. =
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25

Hegeman'sCamphor lee with GIycerine.
The original and only genuine. Cures Chappol Hania
anu race COld sores, &C. Z. q. Glars 20, .nayen.Cl
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25

The experiment of shipping butter
from Australia for the English market
was successfully made a lev months
ago. and considerable trade has re.
suited. Trial shipment Ofeggs and
cheese have been made in the past
Jew weeks, and the goods arrived in
London. after six weeks steamer vov.
age. perfectly fresh and sweet. The
eggs were rubbed over with grease
and packed in bran, flour or Lime.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25
4 sal Diet.

Mother-Wh2t does the doctor saw?
paughter-He says have heart
trouble, and must n0taead anything
that is the least bit exciting.
Mother-That's too bad. You viii
have to eOufine yourself to the month";
magazines.-N. y. Weekly.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25

"iIanSoR's Magic Corn SaIye."
warranted 10 cure or money refunded. Ash yolr
lrugglAt Tor IL. Price IL cents
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25

amieted With Peculiar Disease-His
Body Covered with Lumps Could not
Eat and Thought he was Going TO dry
up-His Recovery the Marvel of Ten.
naSpa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Senator Coke has introduced u
buy a dredge boat for Galveston 4
Dor.
Dispatches from Rio de Janefu I
nounce some serious lighting at
Grande do Sui.
A strike on the Queen and cressI
May 10, Is Inevitable on account OF
ten per cent cut in wages.
The Democrats were victori0pi 10 !
city election at El Paso YESTERDAY
Allbera was elected mayor
Representative Bailey has raAal
stiff fight on hand with his anll'a1
scalping bill in congress.
Monday night Simon Fetchsi 4
Charles DOney killed Cyrus Vhli
AL were full-blood Cherokees.
p. De Sofa at FL Paso was aeqas|
yesterday Of the charge Of smussH
opals into the United States,
The senate committee on hnane
agreed to report favorably on -, X
Vests amendments to the ianh
The Hungarian diet has passed,
olution thanking the King Of lAp
sympathy ON the occasion OF koss1l
death.
The residence Of W. Il. Little 10 z
Ardmore. I. T., was entirely conius
by fire at an early hour yes'a7
morning.
Judge Maxey OF FL Paso has
scinded the order restricting TIE Y
of Chinese cases to Commission
wards court.
The carpenters council Of CnlAl
representing 1000 men. will brlng Y
ceedings against the builders unasi
conspiracy act.
j. b. Sanders, arrested in CAVE
and wanted in Oklahoma, VIII rs 7,
en- home today. He says he WI
dictate himself
W. L. Moody & Co. and Others
build a man moth compress on
wharf font in Galveston. Inns
freight sheds viii also be buzz
John Shaw, a brakeman on the I.
Erie and Western road, was klils1u x
wreck near Tyner City and John Y
win was fatally injured MONDAY "
The county treasurer OF MAJ.
Mich, Is investigating his BOOK. !. y,
certain II there is a shortage VIZ ~
the alleged embezzlement Of n
Wood, grand treasurer OF the A.
W.
At Guthrie. o. T., two OF " 4
piemo court justices have decias,sS n. !.
the application OF Frank Nc%',
the Oklahoma City editor for
Of haheas corpus must be ner-
the full court, and remanded M
Jail until the court could be ea'''-
gether.
The stage running between "
and Watonga, o. r., was nelu ", Y
three men armed with Wln0pn ~
Two passengers, named Skies H., ~
and Dwight Gillespie, were w.
over $500 and two gold walo ii..,,,
United States mail was not vs..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11
SWEATING COM PIECES.
An Important Arrest Made by the
secret Police.

By Associated Press
Wellington. April l0.-Detectlyes
Freoburger and Reilly VI Baltimore
We're at the TREASURY department today
and reported 70 chief Hnzen OF the
secret service the arrest OF a man and
a woman in Baltimore last night, on
churge Of muulaung gold coin by
tightening them From their descrlp-
tlon chief Hazen recognized James L.
Wilcox and wife, whom the secret
service officers have been in search OF
for some months. They ARE members
OF gang which has been operating
extensively In Chicago and to some
extent in Denver, omaha. Sioux city
ana St Louis
Their speciality was sweating 500 gold
pieces, and 80 successfully have they
been that It Is estimated that from
$4,000 to $4,000 In gold coin has been
artisucally shaved. remilled and passed
again into circulation. The leader OF
the gang. W. f. Shaw is stim at large.
Those under arrest are; A. b. Peck. a
dentist; Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. wilcox and
Ralph Wilcox. brother OF J. L. VIII
COX shaw aud Wilcox ostonslbly con-
Quoted real estate business in chi
cage. but Wilcox, who Is an expert
machtnlst, spent his time on Adams
street, skilfmly trimming gold coins
By means OF Il large lathe. Shaw
opened an account at several banks,
where he deposited quite large sums OF
money ana then drew it out In gold at
the rate of from 5000 to $500 a day.
with each morning he would deposit
sufficient paper money to keep his &c
count even The teller OF one OF the
banks became suspicious and one OF
the secret service officers was called in
with the result that two Of the gang
We're at once arrested. In Baltimore
Mr. aud Mrs, Wilcox operated exten.
slyely and there is reason to believe
that a very large amount Of the short
weight coin was successfully disposed
o. The officers last night secured
about $500 OF It and about $500 in NIL
lngs. Chicago officers are expected to
arrive in Baltimore within day or
two to Identity the prisoners. There
seems TO be no doubt OF their Identity.
however, AS wlloox's full name was
found on his coat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11

souri, and Kansas The weather from
seeding time until recent cold waves
swept over the country except ia
cases hereafter noted, has been fav-
orable 70 the growth % the plant Ia
tile Eastern. Northern and Northwest
ern states snow covering has afforded
protection, in addition to that OF n
mild temperature. The returns in re-
gard to the effects on wheat resulting
from the recent cold snap are not 50
satisfactory nor conclusive AS desir-
able The injury TO the crop IS I'M
d9ubtedly considerable. II not great.
but the comments OF correspondents
accompanying the reports would aeem
10 indicate that the full extent Of the
damage was not generally determin-
able at the date Of 'he transmission.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11

Pistol Law Declared Incoustitu-
tIonnI-nondA Redeemed.


Special Dispatch.
Austin, Tex, April lO.-County Judge
Won Rosenberg today declared the pia-
tol law unconstitutional
The following counties redeemed
bonds held by the school fund; Fay
cite, courthouse bonds. $1,000; San Saba.
bridge bonds, $1,000. Callahan, funding
bonds. $1,000. Goliad. bridge bonds,
5000; Hemphll. funding bonds, $50;
Red River, courthouse bonds, $4,000:
Red River, bridge bonds, $500;
Wheeler, funding bonds, $500; Nueces.
Jail bonds. $4,000. St. Augustine. $3.50;
zavala, funding bonds. $50; FL Paso,
courthouse and jail, $1,000; FL Paso,
sinking fund, 1920; Coleman, court
house bonds. $4,000 Williamson, jail
and vault bonds. $4,000. P, V. b. shearin,
collector Of Lee county, made lSls annual
settlement with the comptroller today
for the year ending May l, 1894. show
ing collections to be as follows: state,
advalorem taxes. SlO.S5L54; occupation
taxes, ss,19465.
The revenue receipts for the month
OF April up to today amounted to
Sl22 ,0S9.4G
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11

BY Associated Press.
Reno. New. Aprll io-rhe Reno con-
tlngent OF the industrial army boarded
an eost-bound train here this morn
ing. climbed on top Of the cars aud re-
fused to leave the cars when ordered.
a switch engine was then sent down
to tho yards and coupled to the freight
cars, and before the oommonwealers
knew what was going on the cars were
detached from the train and were
speeding westward. The passenger
train then proceeded. Subsequently
they brought tho freight cars and COM
woalers back to the town. The leaders
claim they VIII ignore the Injunction
OF The Utah courts forhiddmg the army
to march into that territory. They
say they win cali Il heaven on iande
army on a pilgrlmage 70 Washington
and will claim the constitutional
rights OF performing their duty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11

Reed and Bryan Have n set-to'
Nothing Done.

BY Associated Press,
Washington. April i0.--There was a
question when The house met today as
10 the order OF business. An attempt
was made TO consider some senate
amendments to bridge Bill. when SIR.
Reed urged that the house must pro-
ceed 10 vote ON the motion 10 discharge
the warrants issued 70 the ssrscaut-at-
arms under the resolution % March ~
for the absentees. The motion came
over from last Saturday. Mr. Reed
contcnded tina. the house presented
IN uuseemly spectacle. as members
were under the call OF arrest ard that
tile report NJ the sergeant Snouid he
disposed of as o matter OF privilege
affecting its members. Finally b.
agreement It was decided 20 allow the
whole subject 70 60 over until tomor-
row.
Mr.. Wheeler OF Alabama offered an
amendment 20 the general delivery
laws so as 20 extend the list of special
delivery service 10 three miles at an
additional cost Of 10 cents a mile. II
was ruled out on "a point uf order. An
amendment providing that all publica-
tious purportlng to be ISSUED periodic
ally Co subscribers. but which are real
iy books OF parts of books be subject
20 the rates provided Tor third-ciass
matter when transmitted through the
malls was adopted
The fight against the appropriation
~ EIug ElA for eUaeIal mali facilities ON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11
THE COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.
A Change In the Management of the
Paper.

By Associated Press.
Cincinnati. Ohio. April lO.-The Com
merclal Gazette appeared today under
the new management. The paper wears
a new dress and gives evidence Of re-
newed Ngor and enterprise It viii
hereafter comprise u pages daily. ex-
cept Saturday and Sunday. when it
Will appear with sixteen and twenty
four. respectively. Al meeting Of the
stockholders and directors Perry s
Heath was chosen as director. also
president and general manager. with
absolute control He will be the only
executive officer. The old official cal
endar has been taken from its editorial
columns and that OF the new president
and general manager appears in its
place today, In the local columns OF
the Commercial Gazette appears a
statement that among the new owners
are Gen. c. NJ. Dodge OF New York.
Hon. S, b. ElSins Of West Virginia.
John Bacon OF Louisville and MIR.
Heath.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11
THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
RESOLVES TO REPEAL TnE STATE
BANK TAX.
The Caucus was in session for Two
Hours aud n HaIf-Mr. CuIbsr-
son Makes speech.
The West There.

Washington. April io--The Demo
cratic caucus. after session Of two
hours and half this evening. adopted
the following resolutions without dis
senting voice;
Resolved, that It is the sense Of this
caucus that the prohibitory tax Of 10
per cent on bank issues he repealed.
Resolved. that when the bill known
as the Brawley and Spencer bill which
the committee on banking and curren-
cy has ordered reported to the house
is called up for action an amendment
be offered repeating the prohibitory tax
on state banks; that ample time be
to afforded for discussion. and II neces-
sary to secure this the committe on
rules be requested to take proper &C
ton"
Exactly ZOE Democrats Of the house
were present The attendance from
the South and West was very heavy.
but only few Eastern men appeared,
among them being Messrs. Strauss,
Cumming, Dunphy and Warner Of New
York. Piggott OF Connecticut, o'Nenl
OF Mas4chusetts and slbley OF Penn
sylvania
The discussion Of the repeal OF the
state bank tax proceeded in a desul-
tary way for time and took wide
range. Mr.. Culberson OF Texas, ohalr-
. -. vs., .-a..,, a., s.,.arns,,
go sa,r. ,r-,rar ,,u. a., .r,y.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11

The President Issues Proclamation
CONCERNING the Paris Award.

inc irrhidcnt Issues ~ Proclamation
CONCERNING the Paris Award.
Hy Associated Proar
Washington, April 10. President
Cleyelund issued the following prlcla-
NATION today.
By lhc President OF the United states
Of America proclamation
whereas un act gr congress omitted
''Au act 10 give eject t4 Che award
rendered by the tribunal 1r arbitration
~ Paris under the treaty between the
United States and Great Bdtalu. con-
GUIDED at Washington February Is.
ls9z for the purpose OF submitting To
arbitration Gert4in questions concern
ing tho preservation OF the fur sculs. DO
Mas approved April g. 1884. ,herc the
lct heretofore published by tho ALSO
slated Press was quoted In FUN.
Now therefore be it known. that
l. Grover Cleveland president OF the
United States Of America, have caused
me said act speedily 90 bee proclaimed
30 the end that It's provisions be known
aud observed. ana ! hereby proclaim
hat every person guilty OF the viola
Non OF the provisions OF said act viii
be arrested and punished as therein
provided. and all such vessels 81 em-
ploycd. their tackle, apparatus, furnl-
sure and cargo, win be seized bnd FOR.
feited In testimony whereof have
hercunto set my hand and caused the
seal % the United States 10 be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington this
ION day Of April. In the year of our
Lord 1884, and the Independence OF
Ihe United States iisth
GROVER CLEVELAND
By the President
WALTER Q, GRESHAM Secretary
OF state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11

The Board Of Directors Meet In
wnco-Dciegstes Appointed.

Special Dispatch.
Waco. Tex, April iO.-The board Of
directors Of the Baptist general con-
vention Of Texas met today at the
First Baptist church. Moderator +. L.
Foster Of Austin presiding. The first
business was the consideration OF "A cir
cular letter recently sent to the mem
bers OF the board by Rev. A. s. Hay
den. editor OF the Texas Baptist and
Herald Of Dallas, IN which he stated
that the expenses OF the mission board
were increaaing and the missionaries
decreasing. and that the brethren OF
the church were not FULLY In the con-
fidence Of the board. and ms TO what
was being done. and would not give it
their full support until reform was
brought about This matter raised
quite a breeze and the utterances Of
Rev. Hayden were roundly condemned
and he WIS given permission to put
the charges or complaint he had to
make in writing.
They will be fully Investigated by
the board and a report made upon
them. J. -. Scarborough, ". C. Latti-
more and \. J. Fawcette were APP
pointed a committee TO confer with
the sunday-school colportage board in
reference to cooperation Of the col
portage board with the state board.
Seventy delegates TO the Southern Bap-
list general convention. which meets
In Dallas next month, were elected.
Among the prominent members Of the
board, outside OF Waco. present were
L. L. Foster OF Austin. Revs W. g.
baltimore and a. j. Harris Of Bolton.
$. j. Anderson OF Greeuyille. W. II.
McGhee and $, a. Hayden Of Dallas.
b. j. Smith Of Grandview. and J. Nc
Loud Reagan. The meeting Will CON
tinue its work tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11

Special Dispatch
Waco, Tex, April iO.-The commit
tee ON legislation OF the undertakers
association, now in convention here,
win consider the report 10 the conven-
ton OF a bin TO establish board OF
ombalming TO regulate the prices Of
embalmins and the care and disposi-
ton Of the dead This bill will be in
dorsed by the convention and submit
ted 20 DR., swcaringen, state health Of
heer for Endorsement and then to the
legislature FOR It's passage. The OBJ
jeet is TO raise the standard OF the pro-
fesslon OF embaiming and shut out
incompetents.