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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

Mltty Blanchard and the sister Of Mrs
sidney Drew, the wife of the SON ~
me Mrs. Drew, has eloped. and with
u property man
ne story IL several days old. but tho
ihcts have just become pubir PHYLLIS
Is married, and TO a man uaned Gibbs
lie has been superintendent OF SCENERY
ana trunks for the Drew conipanv. Gibbs
ms been in that capacity with the nre,vs
all the season. 10 see pretty phvlis
was TO love her. She listened 10 tho talc
OF love and devotion, snd her heart gave
assent When the company reached
Charleston Gibbs and Miss Rankin went
quietly TO n magistrate and were made
officially man and wife
They determined, however. 10 keep
their marriage a secret They snocceded
very well until n night or two ago, when
the company appeared IN Columbus.
There they hnd some trouble with an
"Amerious' manager, aud Sidney Drew
was in anything but pleasant frame Of
mind. He made it unpleasant for every
body about him, aud naturally Gibbs
came in for a large share Of the abuse
This was 100 much. and finally Gibbs
broke out, Now, see here; l won't put
nj with your abuse. I'm your brother
in-law, and just as good a man as you
are"
Il discharge you,' said Drew, wher
he got his breath.
But III take Pliylis with mo-"
THAT snits me; take her
He aid take her, and nothing has beer
seen or heart Of Them since. II Is sup
posed they have gone on to New York
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powrn nnnINp ME rnnoNE.


BY Associated Press
chicago. H.. March 2t--A special 10 the
Tribune from Denver, COL, says thhi u pe'
comes generally known for the hfat nme
to-day Friday that Mrs. Waite APPEARED at
ia conference Of The chamber Of commerce
dslegatlou Yesterday aud took part III tiis
nroeeedings. This revelation thhl Wy f
sits beliind the throne even more pN ~,
thirsty and radical 10 mr. faklhsH .i,s,s ,t,n
thaf cannot 81 underestimate. sne Nehi
Ia extrrmrs 10 giving he, Yirws hnu pln,,e
that splllng OF human blood haa y. ~ l.. ~,
~ her. She would shrink nt nethlng I"
carry ont the desires % her hu7pAhu' NNiNN'
apparently. are hers also. "a ,,tpfnf
ier excitement was Intense ana pAlutni
Mt one time. when she broke mo tht ei ls
rnssion by rulely ana wileonl n, a.,i.giesalisn
tsa,v word she uttered lnprrssel tlos.
,,res,nt with the conviction thnt " fne hHs
her way the people y Denver W93eil iu ~, i,
be ''rldiug IN blood 20 we ~ minority
~ sionid order out every mlAnhinHh N
M state and lead them agalnsl w ~ " y,
nall no matter Nhai nc s9hst ~ ~. 4
mirht be. VITA clenehei hanus sns t ~,
IN 3hat the light should 80 on untll W
,Nt tS,stanst gunr,lsuinn ~ the state lnf
Isad ~ the pavemcnta. lter hIRnhenl ~ 49, ~, :,
e.,,n,,,seB 10 hare had a good deal 81 tnvsi
on the governor, WHO, sous MINI ssa,.
nsnies 70 hold themselves Ia readiness 70
is Several Grand Army camps have reg
meetings to discuss the fpimhuNn 'aata
rnteraf eorps Of 100 men % take u. y y.
VA tnstst ot peace They decided mat "
49, ~ etnerrency another general MefNhN
wenld BE- Immediately eailei 80, a 4,
Cen MrConk say there he so ....,, M,
wsnid have been lynehei wiinh h''i 'N
I I,onr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

ny Associated Press.
Mansfield ohio March 2l,-Ablut
O'Clock THIS morning tho crew OF a Haiti
more and Ohio freight rain found a henu'
lful young lady wing along The track near
nelleyllle THIS county, They toel her 70
Beleyillc where sho died NJ $3.50 this
morning. without rcstning her conscious
ness. Whether she came 10 her denth hy
cumsianees seem 10 confirm Che latter
theory,
The young lady was on No s. tho coat-
hound nuldmoue aud ohio limited vesu,
huicd iraln which pnsscs through here at
T:i7 D. IN. SHE had boarded the train at
Chicago and hal ticket for parkeiebNrr,
W. w, When. The rain arrived ~ lhA
never again seen by the tralnmeu. Whun
the irah reached Mount Noenon tho con-
ductor missed the grl and forced the toilet
room door, only 60 nnd the room vacant
and the window opDncd lie at once tele'
sraphel hHck along ihe truck, aud the
I trplnmon found the unfortunate young lndy
/ The giil's trunk was opened at Newark
. whore number " articles were found
1 which Indicated that the owner WIS q Mlta
aitired in a pllid six dress. thmmcd Win
/ gray floss, and wore a rcd hAi, She r.
ihe-foaturrd and has dark eyes. black halt,
iST s sasplS %es a1e pd 5ss Me pS Sa"
1 Magl0u made thorough cNalnlnatlOn ~
tho matter today, aud Il Inclined 10 the sui.
4 eide theory one feuiurhhDle trNfiWe 81
thee case II the fact that the body ~ not
/ bruised although the young woman efl
/ the traln while Il was making hity miles
an hour. Late tonight Coroner Mngoii
received telegram stating that the dead
young lady a. Bellevilla n Miss Nclln e.
f0rnswOrth 81 Rurkhannon, W, Va lici
father telcgraphs that lie will como here
ufier her tomorrow.
Wheeling w. yn, Mach 2i.-WhVn ihg
baggage o. Miss kitiic FArnsworth %
Buckhannon, W Va arrived ~ ClAtkshnrr
W. Va. tolny, unncenupnnied hy the
owner inquiry was set on foot whleh r.
suited IN The discovery shr n ihr young
woman who jumped from a baltimore und
Ohio train at ilellovillc. Ohio. Inst night
Her father, l.. s. s Farnsworlh, was not
ned and started nt once 90 cleim ~,
remains Mas Framework was Hplunllt
young woman and has been visiting n
Chicago she had no known troubles anf
her awful deed Il O mystery
Clarksburg W. Va. March 2l-Thp md'
wha committed suicide on Train No. 5 thh
morning, nd Relloviie Ohio. by inmplnl
from The train while under very ipm|
rate OF speed " supposed 70 be Miss Mit
1 a. Fnrnsw0rth, Of Huckhnnnnn, W. w
Her trunk Nas opened aud in liihlc wa
found the above name and address, ais
some yialting cards bearing the name d
kltle farnsworlh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
THIRD DISTRICT APPEALS.

THIRD DISTRICT APPEALS.
Special Dispatch,
Austin Tex. March 2i.-'rhe court
OF civil appeals for the Third district
entered the following orders today;
Anlrmed-East Texas Fire Insur-
ance Company VS.. H. Harris, appealed
from Lee county; J. j. kuykendall et
al. VS.. Caroline Mcconnell. from san
saba: East Texas Fire Insurance
Company VS.. H. Kempner, from Lee.
Reversed and remanded-W, j. ana
q Briggs VS. b. A. Pierson, from
Falls; b. c. Evans Company VS., c
Il. and Rosa Kingsbury' from Mcl-en-
nan: j. w. Miles vs.. NJ. - kelly,
from McLennan: Hamillon-htpNh
| Shoe Company VS.. Isaac Lyons tt hl''
from McI.ennan Charles Dillingham;
receiyer. VS., Silas Whittlcher,
Motion for rehearing-M. ]. sullivan
,,s W 4. II. Miller ct al three easesl
from Llano; VIM. II. Webb VS. WIZ
/ Haskell. from Coleman; j. j; Aust in
VS.. !. NJ. Benediok' Cur. toioro w
and Santa Fe Railway company w.
H. Nations ~ oyeiruled-Gmf. Colorado
and santa Fe Railway Company W.
! Hume Bros: Houston ana IeNas c ~.
,rsi halfway Company vs., A. NJ, Car-
Ter "a al; Receiver Missouri Kansas
and Texas Railway company ns
VIM. p. LUCE; n. r. II; Shamper W. W.,
Elizabeth Kerr ct IT. al; i l Hsrpis eli al.
Sim Little and wife vs. w, >,
5nt.ev mo King Manufacturing
6ar,nanv VS.. ]. A. Solomon et az;
Nan Ford ct al. VS.. $ j. foss"'u
ct al. ,...,r;n,, s,hmitted-,Ias.
/. Moore VS., sopnnln IA. oO'E Zones, Me
IN onran. Bowden & Bowden vs.. sah
li,s,t,,,ia and Aransas Pass Railway 'oli.
An.u'' Coidwell; Waco Water anu Lish'
l nlayi NJ City Of Waco 81 al NC
Tp nnp"n. W. l.. Prather ct 81. vs. re5 q,
NicI@nnan ct al, MeLeunani r., r.. q.
Newton VS. A, Cams III i,roilev d
Iioui,1 rra H ". r.. Byrd e al; vs.; Geo :
z, %, Hamilton: y Il. RAthm Ne,
X purleson. from Hays; teceiNefs
y ,Sissnnri. Kansas and Texas hsllNAg
ol S vs. Graves Bros. " server
1l Williamson; G. II. 60Tdeh vs. " !, .
n Anderson ct al, rom , n.v" ~ a. al
: Rvrd vs.. Geo. ~. fefry ei a.
*, pnamilton; Joe. Male vs.. Joe hoesa'
, rom Trpvis. Tom PEOPLES vs.; Is; = =
, ,TpnIi 81 al. from Miami m ,Alr
, ioANun ~ va. Boykin Ovens ron
r 9 pra,,,n. Teif Brown vs.. WIN. he!s IIoR \
] 'rrovis; John Pope ct al; Nc; pssn.V'NIt ~
: ! u Rrue IfNul -.
souri, hA' Harn sf 0icCunniushain. from
%Siian;oa Gs s, RIl9 FESa 1a GEMS MS
. vs.. : Kansas and Texas Halfway cyr n
n souli' " W. Wylie, from iel,'
gpnyc sssnpSe receiver InteT a1asSs S Ts
Great Northern RAway yos s9a G%If Colon
!, NJ WI Santa Fe hallway company :. :,
SdSl ana s Mays. from Brown; Gull a,1 Soi
ors sHs and SAINTS Fe R 1Idl0 Brown SSpyw
> vs.. j A. cheainafn;'i. o " y Perry ct 81.
I r BTHIa s, sI ~ Ella ballet Ct al vs.
' et al, Is ROnt. Ware tF0' w1l lli =
y II. IaeS a oIrrasis: ]. l.. Hume y y
g. GT s 4 AZ. i bEi. 5ssgi' rS e.
a Collins Is, NV X. Byrd a AZ vs.
9 from I, l''Pf, et,y 81 al from asnllle''.
% vs Charles Y. Tueker'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

reached the sher Ia safety The carrlasc
Is in the river. III
THREE triun., Allen Foster. Thomas W,
Duncan ana W, u. smith were iound ~
the ifur TINS hplOw the Texas ami i'hcihc
bridge, They had hcen surrounded by high
water for thirty.siN hmiys and wcrc nearly
drnd from exposure, tNiiN on 'ers sceuivi
q boat and rescued The euaiawnys. Chirf
Arnold footing the hill
Two negruc4 drove Into deep water und
came near drowning, Finally they Nvrc
eNtricated aud saved their hore nihcf
narrow escapes are reiioltul To-Day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

held at y. NJ, the following gentlemen
were elected directors, II. W. kutemnn
u. II. Rninholt, D. n. Coleman. @ -
llarnctt, A b. Starr. w, y, rale J. u
Lewis, u. y, He'll, W. II, Edileman, A. N
Grant George T. Levy. John a. huiis a.
u, fopt w, W. Davis aud Ben g, Henry
The board elected tho following officers
II. W. kutcmnn. president, Il II, fout
ylcp-prcsidunt, ". Il. Eddlvman, trvasurcr
Al \. Grant SECRETARY.
Lone star Lodge, knights % lythas, ten
dprri their hall for three months free OF
charge 10 the board for their meetings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
couRT OF CIVIL APPEALS

d. D. b. Tarlton, chief justice; Hon.
ny q. Head and Hon. Isaac w.
th,,.,bens. associate justices.
M following opinions were this day
ns's'p utman VS.. Caps & Canty;
= hom Tarrant. Affirmed.
il te.,Ary ct al. VS.. Farmers and
,,nnAannicS National Bank, appeal from
NrH-pnt Affirmed.
la Ts1as and Pacific Railway Company
W. II. Wilson; appeal from Tar
ant am and Pacific Railway Company
vi II. Burton; appeal from Tar
v, Reversed and remanded, unless
nna.siep within twenty days file remit
g ..sse Of one-half Of judgment, in which
q, we ailpi n Union Telegraph Company vs..
M. McNue; appeal from Wlbarger.
MP mr. Phelps. Bigelow Windmill Company
j u L. Hays; appeal FROM Wilbarger.
! n"fersed and renanded.
h,ierer Bros. Drug Company VS.. Geo.
= iSicker: appeal from Potter. Re
'.,spd and remanded.
VIZ Ts,as and Pacific Railway COMPANY
VI. n. Douthitt; appeal from Tar
4 avv,.soiri. Kansas and Texas Railway
\ c,moany vs. II X. Jones, appeal from
4 Fsylor: affirmed.
4 Mary Tucker ct al VS.. Jno. Burford ct
4 apreal from Tarrant; affirmed.
s,afe of Texas VA ]. Il. Palm, appeal
.oal Jones: affirmed.
III Ruron Lingo & Company VS.. Mrs. NJ.
n oNeill. appeal from Tarrant; affirmed
n rort Worth and New Orleans Railway
N rsenany vs.. j. w. Smith ct al, appeal
+ Nm Tarrant; reformed and affirmed II
-miiter of $1,000 Is filed In twenty days,
rierwise reversed and remanded.
"a The following motions were this day
4 santhern Kansas Railway Company VS..
MrH Shallce 10 file record; granted.
IA cus +. Martin VS.. Western Union Tele-
~ esnh Company, TO strike from the dock
x, oyerrnled.
n rort Worth and Rio Grande Railway
La Sainany vs.. Thomas Lockett, to dis
II appeal granted.
~ Mari VI. Mann ct al. vs. G. II. Earn
n Il, request to file conclusions Of law and
al: granted,
<" Mary NJ Mann ct nj, VS.. c. ii. Earn
n. rehearing; refused.
M " II. Atckson VS., A. j. Anderson.
.ntiementnl motion for rehearing and
N certnrari; refused.
a Te1os and Pacific Railway Company
Nv. A. Lancaster. to substitute appeal
M suporsedeas bond; granted as per
ifeement
u Company VS.. Thomas @. Pierce, rehear.
TSSss and Pacific Railway Company
- Il Bedford Bros; to dismiss appeal.
Nd Slie D. Fgssett vs.. A. G.. Me.
d d uihN: rehearing.
Va \, 4. Robinson VS.. Collins & Arm.
. II .rour Company: to uunsh bond
If. - -. l.. u s.gl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

special lhspNt'h
Dallas. Tex, March ~ iu Tho Handle
tflal to-day Judge Clint ruled oW the rvi'
deuce of Mrs ~ A. heynnlds wun tetithed
that Henry rlnmcr told hcr that be was
not In the room when the kliling occurred
Major llAhlle was placed on the Fnud,
Under oath he declared that he killed ~
ceased was marching uppn HIN With
kmn and he klllcd Randall 10 saws MS
own llfe
when the pArllra 10 the tragedy tfai mot Va
the saloon. TINT they were fflrndN nui NO
harsh words PASSED between thri. lhe eNl.
deuce viii an be In tomorrow night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

discretion with the trial Judge 10 per-
init or refuse to permit counsel To
read from books Of law to the Jury
during argument Where the matter
which counsel proposes 70 read Is
calculated to have the effect OF owl
dence the rule does not apply. and the
reading should not be permitted In
this respect there was no error COM
mitted. Reversed and remanded.
opinion by Gaines. ].
o. +. Halsey ct al. vs. Alexine Jones
ct al. Writ Of error 10 The first ais
trict. Defendant in error brought suit
for a tract Of land patented to the
heirs Of James II. Parker" Defend
ants below claimed under one j. w.
Moore, deceased. and II was admitted
that they were the heirs OF the wife
of Moore and that. she was the sole
devisee under his win Moore was
administrator of the estate OF Par
ker, and at the March term. 1870, OF
the county court Of Harris county he
filed his final report showing that
the estate was indebted to him. that
1t was insolvent and that among the
effects was a headlight certificate for
1880 acres which he prayed that he
be allowed to take at value to be as
sessed. on April T. 1870. the court
approved the account and deoreed
that the certificate be taken by the
administrator nj its appraised value
The account shows that It was APP
praised at $50. The court OF civil APP
peals was correct in holding that the
decree OF the court in so far as II
purported to invest the administrator
with title to the certificate was void.
| But In their conclusion that plaintiffs
could recover without paying TO de-
| PENDANTS the amount at which the
certificate was valued this court
does not concur (Northcraft vs. OIL
yer. "A Tex. 1922 The order Of the
court recognizes the claims OF the ad-
ministrator as subsistlnR debts against
the estate, and they were charges
upon the property in his hands fol
| administration. The defendants are
therefore entitled to be reimbursed fol-
the amount which was credited upor
the claims before the plaintiffs car
recover the land. They are also en-
titled TO interest. (Mayes vs. Blanton
| 81 Tex, 2i5) Judgment reformed 81
as to allow plaintiff to recover tn
land. conditioned upon paying within
six months the sum of $50 with inter
est from April 4, 1870. opinion b
| Gaines, J.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

Receivers A,polnted for Property to which
The Title f. Disputed


special Dispatch.
Perry. O. T.. March 2i.-A new phase In
mo town LOT nusalion Is 10 be- exercised
!, thIs eeetinu. United siatea District
.m,dge Bicrer today appointed Judge q. =.
cunningham rocflvpr ~ casN INVOLVING
Town hi worth $1,000 IN ms city.
q'ht court hold that Nheic several were
ii,irnttur over i4f ~ in TOE case no man
shnrid DO allowed 10 derive all heueht
,herefrom while The controversy was on.
Tie decision Means much ~ we h.o.s il
nha t1anv more receivers Will doubtless Dc
sefef thronghaui tho strip within the nest
Few months. 40. ..
tre 4. tho r,-.tiu u the race made into THIS
efg,ntfy ak mouths ngo. Hnl. ~ ihnitsf
~ roiirae the more rnlgabf lQit were
nounced upon by three % hfiefen elainiahiH'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
nAN couGnLINs cnANcE.

BY Associated Press.
Houghton, Mich, March 2l.-Dan
Conghiin. who was recently acquitted 81
The charge Of conspiracy In the Cronn
case. is considering an offer from
dime museum In the Northwest, lie has
also been offered position on the detect
i've force at London, Canada.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

Late Developments IN the Brown Case Lea
to the Arrest u Girl


Special Dispatch.
San Antoulo Tex, March 2i-laier Dc.
yelopmpnts Ia the supposed sihclte nnd
murder on last Friday n MT. ROSA brown
and her son. George, are II mnat sensa'
tinnAl character. For soinc time past Mrs,
brown had employed q domestic named
Francis Aiolnoskey, n Polish glrl about
The day previous 10 Tho ennciment nf nv
tragedy Tile girl, however, was sAtil NJ
the Brown residence on Friday awaiting
country Al tho inquest on Monday I'll
Ddeas, druggist, Identified Francis hs
Tho woman who had called ~ ne store on
Friday last 10 purchase Hflfhhlnt. ini
iawing On this Information, detectives -
cured enough additional evidence 90 war
rant the apprehension n fhr Kirl and she
was conhnrd IN The county inii thl. morn
lug. n warrant charging her Win the aop
lie murder having been sworn ont
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
pERElJc1s Is rnE ATLANTIC.
England and tie United siate- = pfspafihg
% Cooperate IN Desirwlng Them.

~ A17o0InfFI TT'E71
london. March ei.= IN The house q COM
,rona today M John q NHpdgnaI tuneef.
yafivc. member 19r saqlhMAff- s,'.'' w,
reniisi 10 fhs communications q the Ter
Xxi dfnfc through Sir Julian Pauncstoir'
BrIilsh Ambassador % hashinfion. ~ y,
rarf n mutual action fpr me remofhl d
tseeilefa fra-i he Afishtie nftan
Sir Edwart Grey, parliamentary telf,iart
~ Inc forfiau Office SAID . reply huu hfth
rseeIved fr6m Washlnei1u on January -
~ IN ,,decf thar the i'nitfd einiei govern
fnenf had 90 particular plan ior rchoYns
dereilcir. bat inst the American waf .nlp'
destroyed them Whenefer tn,3 ieApp t1 ,, ~
s.ates vhs prepared 20 cgufcf VIII lhf
s,arifiate powers ~ any hme WIN view
N DEALING ih the subject ~ fyn'rfl.n
action.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

llilnhOro, Tex March - At about q
o'clock this morning Frankie Douglas, a
negro wnmnn OF low character recently
from Fort Worth shot nni Killed. Toisy
Jones' a negro gambler Ia a negro resort
In Free Town. kept by negro by thr name
Of Elirn hughes.
rhc evidence Developed at the inquest
showed that the man Ind temnlned WIN
the woman MI NIGHT aud when he went
10 leave ihls morning she shot him IN
the right Side with q HsYcnlber hnling pls'
toll. producing instant deith, She was ar
rested nud placed In inll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

Daiias Tex. March 2i.--1he Trinity rive
A. ~ a hir boom to-day and y ai,oet .
ME vide. and rising Al, 4 rtfy rhpin Ia.s
~ MIDNIGHT Il Will b. FefS rep -Hp'f
mi, AFTERNOON u " IA9skie and Hairl
Dennetf. lust east VI she comaieree tttsf
hridrr willie driving On ne pAe. ~ WY
49,, tsaier Ilnofie ana Dfnneu took ~
fs- N ~ I'M fu9s where tbeg remained
fc7a hiaiss 1efJfH be- we're hs.iNIfl q
safs.y. H. l.8sli.'s h-FA ureke io0As Sn'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

Were the Stolen Notes and the Bur-
glar Gave Information by Letter


Special Dispatch.
Alvord Tex, March 2l.-Last
Wednesday night ]. Il. Boards safe
was blown open here and about $500
in money and $500 In notes stolen.
Yesterday MIR. Beard received a lettor
which was mailed In Kansas stating
that his note book and notes were
buried under certain tree OF Park
Springs on the Rock Island railroad
Mr. Beard and Constable Morris
went out TO Park sprInga this morning
and found the notes as the letter d.
rected There was no name TO the let
ter. This is the first clew TO the rob-
berry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

Ivy Associated lffsA-
New York, March 2i,-1he text OF tue
telegram sent by President Cleveland 20
tho chamber of commerce comitlee replying
10 their notification that they wetc NJ ~ 10
proceed 10 Washington o. present their
mem rial against the signing NJ the aelfp'
lurngo hlil n NJ folpws
"Geurrr wilson. Chamber ~ Commerce,
New York. J viii hear them " they
csmi5. hnt strongly advise mol lmlnH. ipf
thA proslleut n ID. TiIuNnl4M
Private kcurAry,"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

p.nttn Eiopes With
Pre. si;{Ibbs-supfhHiendeut q 'ifu''A

ny , AssU'' "a. sIArea el.--Pretiy fn', /.
At Manu-, y ,be central fgaIe IN ,,.s
matriaoniai lensA'len 80 Tncrs = sor-
Drew company as9l's ,'or,loh of that ~.
row n me IS iParIlls, the dargn'si -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
FAMILIES M DANCER.
Dwellings Over an Abandoned Colliery
Threatened with u Collapse.

Pottsyille. Pa, March 2i,-'Ihe fam
lies occupying sixteen houses IN one
square In Glen Carbon, mining town
near Minersyile have been notified 20
vncate their premises. as they are threat
ening to drop into the worked'out por'
lion Of ihc Rending eompany's Richard
son colliery. that underinines the village.
Big cracks have already appeared in the
surface. and the people are moving MS
fast us they can complete arrangements
TO do so.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
NArrnrs ,lnssIAn.
r,,. =. IN, TIM. Assumed by Wisconsin
AN' Hermit


BY AfHofIlI'l - ,II, In,n ,,00
Dubuque. Ia. March 2i-Aasastl nm NY. W" -s'
w ,.s .s,,,e eesra nrn 20 llre the VIC " q
.i-,,tt al = place rnll.d Rlai hnfh illig~,
nais,e tlis elty. IN Wisconsin 20 hns 3N w
issnfd phinphle. in WI me- ssich
nl..i..5 nesirfon be has tlkan by The A.li
- si. Al mother. who gppcnfei 70 MN :.
vislon aud Told him he vas y o'nsnf
tho wurif ia. sitv hsve per.
s..atsd IA organlzation ~ the welfare p
~. rr.4,rbr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

Railroad lime Table.


only stop III TcaarkAna, n. q. Junction.
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New York. March 2O.- Edward NJ,
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lnii today He gave the N'lOo ball re-
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by Charles Matt, dentist
III THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH.
BE sure and use the old and wclkirIed
remedy, Mrs MinsOw's Soothing syrup
f0r children teethinF, eooiha the
child, soflons the gums. nlaya all pain.
cures wind collie and Is the best remedy
for dinrrhoca,
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-12
ParlOr Stoves.

Our line Of forty different patterns Of Paror Stoves
the oor All sizes all shapes round and square. S400 $780,
$500 $780, $780, $780, $780, $780, $500 $1,000 Sll 90,
$1,000, Sl4.00, $1,000, $780, $4,000