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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

oscar. Bell County, June 1.-The de-
batting club held its second meeting
last Friday night. The literary pros
gram was fine and entertaining one,
and the woman suffrage question was
debated. Or. SetteB and Henry Warren.
Affirmative; j. a. Jones' negative. The
oscar Cornet band furnished some
excellent music and on motion OF j.
A. Jones the unanimous thanks Of the
society was extended to the band boqi
society was extended to the band boys
next meeting, June 8.
An effort will probably be made IN
the near future to build now church
at this place.
DR.. Settles has completed his new
drug store.
Professor Splvey OF the Splvey coli
lege. Temple, IN eanvassing this conf
munity IN the interest OF his school.
Mrs. Eulon Morgan died yesterday
morning from slow fever.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
nuneLAns sIoor ro Kml.
banker John y. Russell and wife
Seriously Wounded.

By Associated Press.
Palmyra, Mo, June This town
10 In state Of great excitement and tho
surrounding country is being secured
fer two mon. who, at 1;2O lust night
shot banker John #. Russell and his
wife. The men bent on burglary en-
tered through the south window. Mrs,
Russell was awnks and gave an outc,y.
The robbers took deliberate aim and
shot IN the forehead between tho eyes.
Ms. Russell fell back unoonciuus. The
cry had aroused her husband who
grtpplcd with tile other burglar. This
burglar WAS quick to shoot and MIR.
Russell, who Is 80 years old, was
also wounded. Both no and his wife
ave In a serious condition. Police are
trailing the robbers with bloodhounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
ACCORDING TO LAW.
Hut the Attorney Had Not Calculated
Upon II Difficulty.

Detroit Free Press.
The prisoner before the wild and
Woolly Western court hadn't much of
chance and no friends: but voune
lawyer from the East out there 10 win
his spurs. undertook the case for the
glory there might be in it. and the first
thing he did was to demand a Jury
trial.
Judge
Your Honor" said the young man.
with great dignity, IL demand. In the
name of the constitutional right OF
every citizen OF this great and glorious
country that my client here be tried
before jury of his peers.''
He can't git It," said the Judge. al
burst 'u'-
Il demand. 1t, your honor" insisted
the young advocate
Dyou say a jury Of his peers?'' in
CURED the Judge, as II about 10 relent
Yes, your honor"
Wen, now, look a-here. young Teller.
decided the Judge. FER half n cent pi
me you for contemp. D'you think weld
stand dozen more Hike him In This
community. If you do. You handn't
better say so. Perceed with your mr..
Eument.' And the mandate OF tho
court was obeyed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Heavy nafn--niue nidEe Has "A
Building nuom.

Mckinney Tex, Juno l,--Another
heavy rain fell at.thls place last night
ana this morning, and parties cutting
wheat were forced to atop. rhe weath-
er sun looks threatening.
school trustees VIII be elected for
Tile district schools throughout I'M.
country next Saturday.
Blue Ridge. thriving little country
Village eighteen mites northeast ~
Mehinney, In this county, has rot n
reKulhf building boom ON herself A
square has been laid on on "A beautiful
prairie about 200 yards from whore n,
town stands. upon which the busIness
men OF tho place have agreed 20 cree,
business. Mr., dabe Warden has III
ready started the bail 10 rolling nv
building two.story house sON5O feet
and W. A. Meyer and j. w. ST clair
nave lot contracts for houses OF tho
sumo dimensions. The missionary Ran
usts or thu sainS place have raised tho
means and are about TO let the con.
tract Tor cummodlous aud handson1e
house OF worship. Rev. ]. II Hunter
and Or. Woodnll each have tho ma,
tteFlai on the ground for new residences
a. barnett. tho gin man ~ Ifins
Ridge. " enlarsing his gin.
Misses Fannie and Allie Rof-ers re-.
turned from South Texas today,where
they have been teaching school.
dos was killed N annth NfcISfnpe,,
this morning which WAS thoue6t i,
have hydrophobia. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

ID. NJ TniiRfcrro, II Travelling Man,
shot Down by Henry Frith.

II. NJ. Tniinfcrro, u Travelling Man,
shot Down by Henry Frith.
BY Associated Press.
New orleans. La, June IA special
10 the Times Democrat from brooklyn,
La,, aays' Henry Firth shot and killed
u. Nj. Taliaferro, travelling for COM
q Sargent, Sc. Louie Inst night at his
mothera gate. Tallaferro had been or
dered by Mrs, Firth To stay away from
her boarding house lie cune 10 the
house last night lwhiIs the family
were eating uuppOr Mrs. Firth order
ed him to leave the house. He finally
left When he got outside he called
Firth twice before he would 20. They
got to quarrcling. n, A. Gibson, who
boards with Mrs. Firth. went out to
try and separate them Just before
he got To them Tallatcrro drew some
thing from his pocket and struck Firth
across the forehead und check, sup
posed To be a pistol, as one was found
on the ground after tho Killing, when
Tpliaferro struck Firth he grabbed TIA
llafero around the waist nnd shot him
three times, killing him instantly A
Jury OF inquest WIS lmpgnelod aud
their verdict was that he came to his
death from pistol shot wounds in the
hands OF Henry Firth. Firth H. q
young man about twenty years OF age,
Tnlinterro was N years OF age. lie
leaves "a wife ana three children. His
mother lives IN Baltimore and has
been tclogrnphed for. Firth ~ In Jan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

AZ 20 Years Ola He Goes Trottins
around the Country Like "a hoy.

Around the Country Like "A nov.
Atlanta Constitution.
Old Uncle Johnnie Irish ~ eotio,.
county, IS perhaps the deetest foof-
man IN the state OF his age. ana bn 10
now over 20 years old He walked ar
,,alller ran, from his home 10 nt,enn
VIVA twelve miles, for the purpnsc OF
suluhE tue contract for CARRYING the
lna'l from buena Vista to Oglethorpe
On loeL me mail ON this route goes
tnree times week, and the distance ~
thtrty-slN miles, which would make
lhal many miles 10 be covered on foot
tNvlN gay except Sunday, hut Uncle
johnnie Thinks he can make ii.
re uNed fourteen miles from ELLA
Nllle, and says he has often made Inc
lllp IN Two hours On one occasion he
VIZ Eolng 10 ellaville 10 meet a priest
VINO was 10 pass at a certain hour ON
the train. ON tho road he passed a
man IN buggy, who offered the ne
aeAtrian q scat with him IN the buggy.
Uncle Johnnie thanked him very kind
ly, but said he was In a hurry thar
morning, aud he trotted on up hin and
tntoukh sHhu BEDS and left the gentle
man In the buggy far In the rear.
lie seldom walks when he Is on the
road but trots, and makes six or seven
miles an hour easily. His advantages
over horse travel IS that his gait IL
steady and he travels hills and sand
Just as he does ON level roads. He
says he can cover Ave miles in half an
hour.
lie Is n lively old gentleman md as
spry as cat. He can relate many
funny experiences concerning himself
lie says he used to pull the plow while
hts wife held tho handles, and on ono
occasion he took q notion he would
have some fun and began to Winnie
and paw the dirt with his feet and
ran away with the plow. He does not
pun the plow any more now but has
iiaen to the dignity OF blowing with
ateer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

l5y Associated Press,
Morris Park, N. y, June 1.-FiBt
raoe-Five furlongs. our Jack won
Disturbance second. Fondoline thiri.
Time. 0;59 -
Second receive furlongs Cal
fornia Won, Flush second, Monotow
third Time, l.0l ga.
Third race-One mile and three fur
longs. Selinad won. Ornus secont
George Beck third. Time, 1856.
Fourth race-Fleetwood stakes. on,
mile and a sixteenth. Dobbins won
l;fS -,
Firth race--tcive furlongs. Conpt,
seur won, Applause second. PeiaS,,
third, Time. 200 lie.
slNth race-Selliug, one mile. sl,la.
..nore Won, Hammie second. specula.
uoh third. Time, l:il IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

All the NIGHT long the gray embracing
mist
Has held In tender arms the tired
world.
Tho sleepy river its soft Inns have
kissed.
And over hius and meadows it has
Its white. cool fingers It has gently
placed
on weary stretches Of the desert
sand.
The noisy city, and the far-off waste
Have felt the bonedieuon OF It's hand,
The drowsy world rolls slowly toward
the day;
The fresh. sweet wind OF morning
SOFTLY blows,
The willing mist no longer now may
With first expectancy Of dawn IL
S@a1i Margaret Deland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Special Dispatch.
Hillsboro, Tex, June IA negro
named Addison oliver has been arrest
cd and placed In jail on suspicion Of
having stolen II double barrelcd shot
gun with Illuminated steel barrels with
the name II. j Shorllng, Belgium,
stamped on the locks. His claim that
County Attorney Jordan gave him the
Jordan denying knowing anything OF
II caused the suspicion.
Bud Wellburu. chairman OF the IIlll
county Demootatio executive commit
toe, hns appointed j. ID. Sendnci;
precinct chairman In the place Of w.
T.. II. Hilton OF Vaughan precinct. re-
signed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Disastrous Floods In Washington
Cause Great Losses.

by Associated Press.
spokane, WASH, June i,-Further
particulars from the terrible food which
destroyed the town OF connuily,
waah. have been received. In addl-
tion to tho food a cloud burst occurred.
increasing tho volume OF water into u
rigging torrent. Everything was swept
before the Hood. Trees. houses and
rocks came down upon the beautiful
flats where they lodge, forming a Jam
fifteen feet high at places Nothing
j. ictt except partB OF seven hundings.
When the tlood WAS within half mile
OF town II was seen and every one Ded
10 higher land. All succeeded except
\ man named A. Spencer Of Walia
Walla, who was struck by drift and
carried to the lake. whorA he was rcs-
oucd, a. w. Trullock, u druggist. who
was sick was oOrried down stream 200
yards and landed In a jam. where he
was taken out alive after the water had
subsidized. outside aid iF necessary. The
loss In conplote. as there was no chance
70 save property. Even those who put
thelr goods on side ground lost every
thing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
rnnnnLL iron scnnnL.
Pleasant aud Entertaining Exercises
Close the YeRr.

Terrell. Tex, June l. - The COM
mencement cNerclses OF the Terrell
high school last evening was one of
the most pleasing and entertaining.
The program was as follows;
Invocation ......Rov. w. D. Christian
instrumental duet, Butterfly Cal
iupt helnoltes. .s .s &c o.. o..
mlssos Viola Clyette and Lizzie
iloWrer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EssnS, THE Tide ia Coming m".m
observation-disclosures. Myrtle Byrn
Essay, "a throne well fitted to In
go. Observation-Disclosures.
1.-The purest thoughts OF po-
zee. etlc hre'' .s....,,.,,.,....
s'ss..ts.ss.. 'ssss...s, .Jultn BuaG
Grafton "rhe Heroes OF the South"
'.,s...s.,.f...,.,W William T., Lyon
Essay Light out OF Darkness"
-..sst..-.......s,.....N Crlin StoVnn
Easoy, 'Woman's Mission" ...,,..
:, ,.....,.",.. Ellen DougluHs Reeves
Vocal duet, ''rhe TWO Cousins
Misses Annie Friend and Ettle
May Adlor"s,........,.,.
Grafton. "Self Culture" ......!..
'.::',,..,,, ...yJuhn w. Irvine
Essay, Fond Memories" .........,.
=, s'''.....ss...,..,,,,.. Mlchie
Essay The Progress OF Tho Lone
o.as5 tar s ..ir ,,,,.,,',,,., Nina d. Shook
Grafton. "The Two Visions" .......
f.'f.,..'..,,,...,Ch Charles H. Monday
Essay Thus Endolh our First
Lesson ,.......,.., Elite May Adler
instrumental solo, "Nulaa Bril-
hante," Moskowskl. ..,.,,...,,..
1900. ',,,4.....Mias Gena Hardin
ANNUAL address. ,'s,..A. E, Alexander
instrumental solo, I'll TroVntore +"
Moresau dc concert Molnotte,
.'.''''.'.....,,,,,,.,M Miss Julia Bass
The COMFORTING Of c,rttncota. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

The New Cabinet Determined TO
Quell All Disturbances.

Quell All Disturbances.
BY Associated Press.
Sofia, June 1.-The new cabinet is
determined to put an end to the dis
turbances which have occurred since
the downfall OF the stambulon minis
try. The cabinet met today and dis
oussed the steps necessary to stop the
riotlng and afterwards notified the for
eign representatives that stringent
measures would be taken 20 preserve
order in Sofia and tn provinces. The
disturbances assume serious proper
tions after nlghtfall. A number OF Of
iiclala We're attacked and maltrcated.
NJ. Mlllef, the vlce-presldent OF the
chamber Of deputies, was seized by
the rioters IN front Of the palace and
was seriously injured before his res
cue could be effected. NJ. Dramon, the
public prosecutor. was hooted and beat
On. NJ. Petkon, the president Of the
chamber Of deputies. was assaulted
while driving through the streets.
a squad OF gend0rmos attempted to
drive the crowd back and fired upon
them. They were about to repeat the
Volley, but were checked by a detach-
ment Of cavalry. Tie citizens are
furious against the police and vow
vengeance uppn them for shooting. The
restaurants aud cafes were thronged
during the night, and In IA number Of
places etiigies OF Stambuloff and PetlSoif
We're burned today. The police decided
that they were unable to cope with
the rioters and they were replaced by
troops. h very quarter Of the city is
now under control OF the military. \
number Of police failed 10 answer at
roll call this morning. and IL is sup
posed that they were injured in ycster-
days fighting. The police has warned
the various projects that they Will be
held responsible FOR any disorder uc-
curing IN their Districts and the mill
tary authorities have been ordered to
support the civil authorities In any OUT
break. It ls supposed that Stambuloff
intends to leave Bulgaria
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

by Associated Press.
Washington, June 1.--First race
Black Bear won, Imp Jene second. Mai.
ue Chum third. Time. 1901 Ii.
Second race--Four and one-half fur
longs jewsharp won. Miss Dolorls
second. Senator Hnl third. Time, o,57
Third rRce-one mile. Bernwo,d
Won Freezer secoad, Lotion third
Time, i45.
Fourth racc--Flve furlongs. Detroit
Time, 100 ~.
Firth race-Irive furlongs. A. o. II
won; Key West second. Grand Prix.
third. Time, 1900 "a. IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

BnFcbhii.
BY Associated Press.

Iy NN5OcIateU Ffe5H.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 22, Boston s.
Al Detroit-Detrolt 4, Kansas City TO-
At Toledo-Toledo 3, Sioux City 4.
A. Grand Rapids-Grand Rapids II,
Minneapolis 10.
At Nashville-NashyilIe 6, Macon Z.
At Brooklyn-Br Brooklyn ., Chicago 0.
AZ Observation-Disclosures 10,
Louisville g.
AZ washington-wa 10, Pitts
burg g.
At Baltlmore--Baltimore 0. Clncin-
matt S.
At Memphis-Alemphls 10 Atlanta G.
AZ New Iurk-St Louis o, New
York /.
At New orleans-New orleans 4.
Charleston 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
Nd. nayara &c. a Dinner.



London. June 1.-Mr. Bayard. the
United States Ambassador. paye n din
ner tonight to the officers OF the United
States cruiser Chicago. The guests in
cluded the Earl Of Carlisle, Lord George
Hamilton, Lord Brassey, Sir Kay shut
tleworth. parliamentary secretary TO
the admiralty; Admigals Richards and
Bridge G, Whitney. Levi r. Morton.
General Collin. the United States gem
eral, Col Hay and Messrs. Roosevelt.
SSowles and Ludlow of the United
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
New BIeycIc club.

s.. Mle.hlinney, Tex. June 1.-The wheel
men Of the city have organized a BIZ
cycle club. and the following officers
1aVe neen elected: Jim Moore. presi-
l II, O. j.. S. Walker, secretary: ia
hII treasurer. A plot of ground
has been leased and a track 10 in
course Of construction. II is expectea
a grand opening and free exhibition
VIII be given tomorrow or Sunday.
Ihe club viii meet at the city hall
monday night, June 4, at which time
appheations for membership will be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

the best arranged school buildings in
the state.
The residence and contents entire Of
the Presbyterian manse. occupied by
the pastor. Rev. II. l.. Dale. was de-
stroyed by fire last night. The total
loss ~ abort<t2i0O. covered by 5000 on
house and sGO0Aon books and furniture.
Hon c. a. Culberaon speaks 20 the
citizens OF Temple on the night OF the
9th instant.
Rev. G. l.. Fields leaves today for
Lampasns. whittier he goes to preach
the commencement sermon for Centen-
aIyy college.
The commencement exercises OF the
city public schools are being gone
through with today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
ms Jolned The npl.connIlnn.,

BY Associated Press.
Akron, Ohio, June 1--Rcv. John
Brown pnstor Of Grace Methodist
Episcopal church, has Withdrawn from
that denomination and united with the
Eplscopal church. He reads MS IA Law
man In Cleveland. taking orders for tho
priesthood. He was sent here from
YOUNGSTOWN and was dissatisfied with
the small charge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Of the city Of Santa Anna. which was
threatened by the rebels. Fifteen hun
dred men were placed on on special
train which started for Santa Anna.
The insurgents. learning Of the APP
proach OF the government troops. re-
moved the rails from the track on
steep grade several miles from Santa
Anna. The train rushed headlong at
a high rate of speed. and eight cars
were ieiescoped. Two hundred men
were killed and % wounded. PresI-
dent Ezeta had a narrow escape.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
Horse Thieves and posse.


a ST Louis, No. June IA special to
me Republic from Perry, o. r., says:
from Sawnee and told or a fight be.
tween desperate horse thieves and a
snerlns posse east OF that town late
yesterday evening, 1t Is reported that
o mere We're two dozen OF the outlaws,
Snd mat hot fight was had. a posse
assist the sheriff. The outIaws hsve
a , large drove of stolen horses In their
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Cisco, Tex. June Ia llne rain fell
here yesterday, 1t came Just when II
was wanted, and farmers and mer-
chants are in good spirits as a conae-
quence.
W. Sparks, a young man OF IS, has
been arrested, charged with stealing "a
helfer, lie gave bond rcudlly. lie ~
also under bond with other youths fog
breaking into frelghN cur Of tho
Houston and Texas Central railroad
Last winter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
Dixon and the Ro-ehud to FixAt.
By Associated Press.

New York. June 1.--George Dixon.
feather weight champion OF America
and Walter E'dgerton. the Kentucky
Rosebud, were matched today to arbt
twenty rounds or more according TO
MARQUIS OF Queensbury rules FOR no
gate receipts, the winner 10 take 10 per
cent and tho loser 30 per cent. The
contest Is TO take place In the Nation n
sporting club OF Boston on June %.
Vhe men are to fight at lis pounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

BY Associated PFes3 ~, /
London. June i,--A nsl- ".
Telegraph from Balgfaes y
following telegram pas 49, ~ ~
from sofia: "Ex-Prsln, ls M
and the ministers g l.:, M
cabinet are under ares l.' th,ii's
has broken out, ir{ se'rIi,.
troops have reoellet. (. T., ,,n,h,.lOf
reinstatement Of sls'1 ~ ~
have been Joined y ~, y. N
in the attack q he \. ii Is
clared for Prime Feriln'.- =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
A cANc or coNrIpnNcn MnN


u Ef077F099tFE'FT T ENF71f
Chicago, June Especial Agent
James c. Maxwell OF the Grand Trunk
railroad IS under arrest here, charged
with being implicated in the fatal
shooting on AN incoming train last
night Of George c. Newcomb, assist
ant special agent Of the Western In
diana railway. Maxwell. after the
shooting. reported that Newcomb had
been shot by confidence men, but an
ante-mortem statement made by lat
tor dlscloacs the existence OF conspir-
aey between Maxwell tho chief prose-
cutting agent of the Grand Trunk, and
the gang Of confidence men who have
been operating ON the road to rob tho
passengers and divide the plumber.
Newcomb, who IS dying at the Mercy
hospital thinks he was shot because
he would not join the vllloinous enter
prlse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Is estimated Mt 100000. The storm
was the longest ana most DISASTROUS
In the memory OF the oldest inhabi-
tant on the mountain tops. instead
OF rain. eighteen inches OF snow fell.
Almost all the bridges over Fair creek
and its branches have gone; some
houses were washed away and mines
flooded. There have been no trains In
or out for two days. and there Will
probably be none for several days yet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

DY Assoclated Press
Washington, June 1,-surgeon-Gen-
eral Wiman Of the marine hospital SER
wee mas received cablegram rs FOL
I ioMs. .,Sholcra prevails at Afysiowitz.
Russian border" W. 'iie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
Police captare several bombs.


hurhngton' Iowa, June 1.-The police
ABOUT midnight captured a lot 81 ,lvna-
mile bombs and fuses In ~. hands ~
strikers or tfamps iu ahdx car rasr
one escaped. '''S "'sN 91'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

~ N"HNNAhtNA tNtaSs
st. Louis. Mo-, June III. S. Breed
in& the young forEcr who flooded the
country with Wells Fargo money orr
ders, pleaded guilty In the criminal
court today and was sentenced to three
aud half years In the pententary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

DR., crochley Chaplain. who has made
measurements on 1000 inmates OF asy-
iums. says that lneane heads
are larger on the avarNan than
sane heads. though insane brains are
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
rwo HuNDnnD wnnr nll,rn
-urseAts Remove the Rails ma
TELESCOPES a Train.

7-tVa FEFs.
:, San francisco, Cal. Jrne l.t-r,a
Sli says; Particulars have rs,o, me
US city from a responssble 500 $50
snwing that two hundred no.ss. 1870 ~
mlea 70 have been been kiiIss ' On re-
NY battle at Santa Anus 49,. ~ pri-
zee zee hy bullets. hut were ku,sS not
re.lieie rsiirpad accident a. ~ he
i'slaeat Exeta went 10 N. Msy ,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

IN many German factories the female
ss, ,,. are forbidden to wear corsets
during working nours.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

by Associated Press.
Idaho sprinEs. Col, June i.-rne
dapase BY the Hood in rs.s county
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-27
WESTBROOK.

The home of MIR. and Mrs. Stephen l..
Dresser, Stroudwater street, this city,
was the scene of quiet home wedding
at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning. The
contracting parties were their daughter
Ada Gertrude, and Frederick Augusta
Harris, popular clerk of the Portland
post office The. ceremonies were per-
formed by Rev. S. n. Adams, pastor of
the Westbrook Congregational church,
and were witnessed by the immediate
relatives and a.few friends. At noon the
happy couple left on their wedding tour
to New York and New Jersey. On their
return they will reside at POL Cum bel
land street. Portland. The popularity
of both the young people was very pleas
ingly attested by the large number of
beautiful donations.
Chief Leighton of the fire department
being absent. the meeting to organize
Che firemen's relief a ssociation last eve
ming was postponed until Monday eve
ming.