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The herald., 1894-11-18

The New Jersey law, passed this
year, that there must be nine school
trustees called out special meeting in
Hammonton, N. j., and three women
were elected as part Of the nine-Miss
Anna Pressey, Mrs. Ezra Packard and
Mrs Beverage.
The herald., 1894-11-18

In New York there are now 30 or
more trained janitresses" who earn
$400 year and upward. The first
woman ianitor began her work about
two years ago. She took care of an
apartment house.
The herald., 1894-11-18
FOR EXCHANGE
LNOR EXCHANGE
Il by JOHN II. COKE,
2U7 s. BROADWAY.

A acres-One Of the finest pieces Of property
In southern California; all highly improved,
implements, animals chickens. etc !:
in fact, everything ready for immediate. occu-
pancy income over $4,000 year: will take
half cash and half exchange; price $l2 600.
The herald., 1894-11-18

Miss Frances E. Willard has been
granted the degree Of doctor of laws by
the Ohio Wesleyan university.
The herald., 1894-11-18

A recent act of the Louisiana legisla-
ture makes it a misdemeanor for any
retail liquor dealer to allow any woman
to sell liquor.
The herald., 1894-11-18

Sixteen women were this year elected
members of the American Association
For tho Advancement of Science.
The herald., 1894-11-18

fine residence, Boyle Heights, for city
will assume; price $4,000.
The herald., 1894-11-18

Mrs. Frances s. Klock of Denver Is
The first Republican woman ever nomi.
mated for state legislature,
The herald., 1894-11-18

Kregelo & Bresee, funeral directors,
Broadway and Sixth street. Tel. 243.
The herald., 1894-11-18

6O-acre fruit orchard. 8 miles from Fresno;
abundant supply OF water; nice Broom cottage
and outbuidings, agricultural implements,
trays and sweat boxes TOR handling crop; the
place will bear the strictest investigation; in
come last year, $4,000; sickness the only rea-
son for desiring to dispose of 1t; will exchange
for business, residenc or ranch property in
Los Angeles county; price $4,000.
The herald., 1894-11-18

Lot and residence. santee st., for house and
lot on Ingraham 81.
The herald., 1894-11-18

Residence. Angelina Heights. for vacant lots
or ranch.
lo-room house, 10th ST., for vacant property:
price, $4,000.
The herald., 1894-11-18
BtpOKs.

NJ my sIousANp VOLUMES NEw, OLD
sSS'liss FoWLFR 4 toLWELI, lis v. "a.
The herald., 1894-11-18

1o-room house, new, for cash, $4,000
The herald., 1894-11-18

THE CHEAPEST BUSINESS LOT IN THE
i city, Second ST., near Los Angeles; only
$3.50 pes iront foot. CHAPEL & DAVIS, 234
West First ST. 10
The herald., 1894-11-18

A LARGE RESIDENCE LOT IN ST PAUps
N school tract bet Sixth and Orange. A few
days only at $1,000. CHAPEL & DAVIS, 234
West First st. 10
The herald., 1894-11-18

NCCU Greenwall tract ose to Pico ST..
only $500 each; CHAPEL DAVIS, 234
West First st. 10
The herald., 1894-11-18

TrOR SALE-$l1OO FINE BUILDING LOT
j on sixteenth, just off Grand avenue; half
cash, balance 'asy payments Il. q. COOK,
353 S. Main street. 1S
The herald., 1894-11-18
FOR sALE-LIvE sTOCK.

FOR SALE-LIvE STOCK.
TOR SALE-CARLOAD OF VERY LARGE,
a nne young mules. at Blue Front Livery
Stable. lU9 S. Los Angeles st. 10
'EOR sALE--A GENTLE FAMILY HORSE,
4 ouggy and harness, complete. 240 North
Alta street. 10
The herald., 1894-11-18

ENOR sALE--ORCHARDS IN THE FAMOUS
Il Lankershim ranch, ten miles from this
city, where, in the dryest season. no irriga.
tion is required to produce the finest peaches,
apples, pears, prunes, nectarines and apricots,
US to $l65 per acre for bearing orchard.
1t A. ". Wright, 500 w. End st.
The herald., 1894-11-18

EOk SALE-1O ACRES IN THE BLUE RIB
Il bon orange belt at Duarte between and
2 acres set out to best varieties of oranges |
more than two thirds full bearing; shares in |
the best water right in Southern California;
small house; one Of the best sites for home
in the San Gabriel valley: magnificent view;
just the right elevation moderate price;
terms easy. Address OTHEMAN STEVENS, |
this office. ll.6tf
The herald., 1894-11-18

i ing lots on Maple avenue and Santee street
for sale cheap. L. c. COOK, 1853 South Main
street. 1S
The herald., 1894-11-18
PHOrOORApH PAKIoRs

PHOTOGRAPH PARLORs
DON TON PHOTOGRAPHIC PARLORs, 452
ID S. String; children's photos specially;
satisfaction guaranteed F. L. BOYETrE, Prop.
n b. WAITE, I'll WEST FIRST ST, Los AN
W geles Cal. Views made to order guaran-
teed. Largest assortment S. California views.
EOUR TINTY1ES, INCEST FINISH, ,25c;
Il cabinets, 81 doz; It the tent, Up'r Main st,
The herald., 1894-11-18
FOR sALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.

NOR SALE-oRANGE ORCHARDS, 5-YEAR-
Il old; fine crop OF fruit price, 5000 per
acre; one orchard years old, 5000 per acre;
have very fine grove at Alhambra for sale;
!. pretty home at Eagle Rock. 50 acres: price,
$4,000. Improved properties at Dnarte, Co
yina, 1lehaora, Ionoha, oh.ario; ana ieW az
Estate Exchange can furnish you with any
kind OF lsnd you want oiELNO r.. MESERVE,
/ - s. Broadway. iA9pieffH- ~ 26
The herald., 1894-11-18

JNOR SALE = FIFTY ACRES HALF NILE
II north of Los Nietos; best walnut, corn
and falfa land: abundant and perfect water
right. Apply to C. M. STEPHENS, room 30
Temple block. .,t Ills
The herald., 1894-11-18

INOR SALE-25 ACRES CHOICE ALFALFA
II land; plenty of water; IL miles from city;
800 per acre. BRODTBECK IL MCCONNELL,
1l3 S. Broadway. Is
The herald., 1894-11-18

EOR SALE-16O ACRES MILES FROM
Il railroad, 80 miles from Los Angeles; 100
acres land tip top for decduous fruit 10 acres
now planted and in bearing; Groom house,
large barn, tool house, corral, etc.: we'll, mill
and tank. This property will be sold for $25
an acre. with all improvements thrown in.
Soil is a rich loan. Let us show this place to
you. MERRILL d GUNBY, 129 S. Broad
way. 16.
The herald., 1894-11-18

nor SALE-$4O0--LOT NEAR SANTA FE
II depo', 25xl20 feet, on Stephenson ave.,
Just off econd 81. L. c. COOK, 1853 South
Main IL
The herald., 1894-11-18
FOR RrNr-MIsCELLANEOUs.

FOR RENT-MISCELLANE
EOR RENT-2 STORES AND 14-kOOM
Il house in new building; 3-year lease. Call
address $50 Stevenson avenue, between
Third and Ulk streets 10
EOR RENT-AT LOW FIGURES, 2-sTORY
Il warehouse, 50x154 IT,. fro uting two streets.
Address P. DAWN. 1887 L. First st. 12-1
The herald., 1894-11-18

EOR SALE -$5OoO-A FINE Io-ACRE
II ranch, ~ miles from city. House of s
rooms, hard finish, windmill and tank, stable
and acres OF fruits, oranges, roses and posies.
Boil /. Would take a lot or two in Sc part of
city. e. C.COOK, 1853 South Main. 1S
The herald., 1894-11-18

NOR sALE-LoTs NEAR NINTH STREET
i school, po0U each VIII build houses on
these lots and sell on installments. L. G.
COOK, 353 S. Main street. Is
The herald., 1894-11-18

NOR E-$2s50-NEW 8-ROOM COT
y tage. II. d. p. & Cts. cement walks large
not get home? CHAPEL & DAVIS, 234 West
First st. 10
The herald., 1894-11-18

T ARGE LoT-65xIaO, NEAk THE UNIvER-
j i sity; 5000 CHAPEL & DAVIS, 234
West First st. 10
The herald., 1894-11-18

II for sale; trees q years old; enclosed in good
fence with rabbit netting; price, $11OO cash
Write j. MANNERS, San Jacint0, Cal. 27-e-o-d
The herald., 1894-11-18
OORH EFT FACTORY.

MRS. OSWALD'S CORSET FACTORY MAKES
lv1 to order on short notice every style of
dress, riding and abdominal corset; ladies'
30S W. Sixth st. 1tf
The herald., 1894-11-18

GA0OO..cAsH; RARE CHANCE TO BUY
Arnaz tract; 5-room house, well, outbuildings,
400 eucalyptus trees, family orchard and 1000
grape vines. Call on or address the oyner,
606 Alameda st. 1918
The herald., 1894-11-18

TNOR SALE-1HE BEST AND CHEAPEST 8
II acres in the city; plenty of water, and we'll
suited for chicken ranch or dairy purposes;
bargain. 4. J. CUDDY, 206 N Spring ST.
1l-l3tf
The herald., 1894-11-18

DZZUU bath, pantry and closets. Urmston
tract one block west of Trolly CHAPEL q
DAVIS, 234 West First ST. 10
The herald., 1894-11-18

DR. B. ZACHAu, SURGEON CHIROPODIsT
II ia S. Main St. rooms and 3. TO-
The herald., 1894-11-18


w GOD, IRON AND SLATE NANTELS; FINE
w cabinet ware to order; hard wood lu.n
ber NJ. BOnRMAN, 5l4. {. spring ST.; Tel
36S. I'm
The herald., 1894-11-18

INOR SALE-HOUSES - 5000. FOUR-ROOM
Il house, East Los Angeles, near park. and
one block from car line; large lot, barn 2ox56;
COOK, 1853 S. Main street. 1S
The herald., 1894-11-18

"Cre' I. ]. CUUU1I ZOO M spring st LI-I0II
CHEAP HOMES-SuPERIOR FRUIT LAND,
~ watered by Lake Hemet Water Co system,
the largest in s. Cal. For full particulars call
on HEMET LAND CO.. Baker block. i-10 05
DOR SALE-$S20O; BEAUTIFUL 5,ACRE
~ home. Alhambra: $1,000 cash. C. B.
WILLIS. Alhambra. 10
The herald., 1894-11-18

MISS c. sTAPFER, CHIROPoDIsT AND
WI massage. 2ll W. First st, opp Nadeau.
1924 If
The herald., 1894-11-18

u kind OF alfalfa land, with water right. near
the city and great bargain; only $65 per
acre 7. j. CUDDY. 2O6 N. Spring st. 1l-l3tf
The herald., 1894-11-18

INOR SAI.E-NEW GROOM COLONIAL COT
i tage; fine location in southwest portion of
city; full lot, cement walks and curbed street;
$2750; $500 cash balance monthly payments.
Il. ROWLEY, 244 S. Broadway. 20
The herald., 1894-11-18

EOR EXCHANGE-10 ACRES OF FINE
II land, graded and plowed, with IA shares
OF water at Arrowhead spring station is offered
cheap for cash, or will make arrangements 10
exchanRe for property in the city or outskirts
to the value Of $1,000; will assume.
+. II. PIEPEK g. CO.,
6
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-06

in Der Meonk bes 1obes". Ct ipurbe
fir tobt ertldrt unb bic 3eueen Der
6inri9tuns perlieben ben Raum. Na&
3tpei @tunben srbtelt Or. Gibbons
Ginlab au benz plab. mo Der R0rz
Der laq unb be9ann R%efptrattonsz
IDer{u&< al, bemfelben. St bate tetne
Ssnftrumente. Grit ipdter bat Ct bic
patentirten 8laiebdlse erfunben, NOS
NIT iebt bon ben 2unsen 2uft aus
aepumpt unb Cuff in biefelben etn9es
trieben pirb. Nur bur@ Druid auf
bic Qunaen unb amber betannte Selez
bunas : Metboben bra@te Ct Elm Of
fenbar lei4tes 9eben unb Senten
Der 1ruft berpor. Marben Stout
trat Elm unb itanb pie perftetaert,
aber ertlGrte, bab bieie Operattone11
auftber @telle aufb1ren mibten. go
tpurbe bieiss mi@tise miifenf4aftlihe
Experiment unterbroden uno balo oa@
rauf tpurbe Der RSrper fecirt. go
lautet bic Daritellune bon VI. @ibbs
ons. Ct bat piele Weriu9e nit Raben,
6unben S4afen unb Rinbpieb &C.
ma9t. bat lie bur4 Mntpenbuns
ekttrif4er Str6me bon 1900 bis
$500 Bolts f4einbar eet0btet unb lie
bann tpieber belebt, na4 etnteer 3eit
BON einisen Minuten Bis gu Elm paar
@tunben. Sbre 2ebenstraft purbs
pollitGnbig ipieber berseitellt.
81. Gibbons 1T nt@t Der etn3ige
9ertreter ber 2beorie. bab bic Gletz
trieitdt ni9t t0btet. Ga@mdnner, tpie
9esla. bulbisen herfelben Mnfi9t.
Was uns ftubi9 ma&t, bas 1T bic
9bat1a&e, bab 70 piele Menf4en
bur4 bic Beribrun9 nit elettrii@en
DrGbten perungliidten unb trob
alber weberbelebuhgsperfu&t fir
tobt ertl6rt tperben mubten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-06

Mblieftrune ". +. N. bermebrsn ben
0erluit nod.
Der Observation-Disclosures iast. CT be-
~fiirtporte teine GrbSbung 'bes Yortos
fur lesitime 3eitunsen uno ?3etti@rtfz
ten. fonbern empfeble. bob 4u4er.
tpel&e In Der Gorm BON 3eit1@rttten
perfanbt tperben unb teine Mbonnenten
baben. ni9t fir bieies niebrise Dor
TO befDrbert merben. gbenfo tpte 9is
der. member aud taufmGnnii4e Mnz
oeisen, tpel@e fir 9anbelsaettungen
aussegeben tperben, als poffa4en
tatpeiter RlaFe perianbt, uno bieiem
Mibbrau@e fo1te Elm Gnbe sema4t
l,perben. St empfeblt bic Mnna6me
zines @eiebes, bur4 tpel4es bic BE-
fDrberuns bon pOitfa4.n gu einem
Gent fir bas pfunb auf Drudfa@en
aesen5eitiger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ihaften unb auf legittme 3ettlnsen
unb 3eit19riften beihrdntt tpirb.
Der @eneralpoitmeifter gibt Golsenz
bes als bic Dur@f&nitt sleiftuneen
bes poftbepartements mdbrenb zines
~ein3elnen 9ages an:
Sc tperben poftia@en iiber etne ST.
fammtftrede bon 100000 Metlen
befDrbert, $4,000 poftmarten,
100000 Gouperts unb 100000
poittarten fabriairt, 15,7O0,00O poftz
itude unb 100000 8riefe bur@ bic
poit bef1rbert, 21,50O,00O pofftide
bon Giienbabn : poftclerts pertbetlt,
$4,000 poittiide bon ber Office fur
unbeitellbare 8riefe beforst, poitanz
treiiunsen i'm 8etrase bon 100000
tbeils ausseite0t. tbetls ausge3aplt,
unb bic tdsli@en untoiten bela:fen
ii4 auf $231,1W.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-06

auf. unb elite gum Geniter. 2amps
aappelte unb' i9ri, aber Der papa
mart ibn binaus auf ben Raien, unb
tpie fid lbas QGslein aufrappelte unb
in tpeiten SGten bapon iprans, leete
@raf pbtlipp eemI@li4 an. = Elm
.S4ub. unb resunsslos lag oas .2anss
.obr in, @raS. !
IRA. seb' Rari." tuante lid Der
Mlte UNI, .geb' nut. unb bor Dir
ben 9aien, i'd bab' Dir i'm ia gum
@eburtstae eei@entt." ~,
Rari aber sins binaus unb tpeinte
bttterli@.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-06

tebrer aud oumeiit MuslGnber, bic
tbre 8erliner @enoEen auffu&en. Die
3abl Der fremben @dite 1T iibrieens
febr etrine. Mir baben f@on frGber
bemertt. bab bic 8erliner Mnar4iiten
NIT benz MuSlonbe uberbaupt nur 9s<
rinee 0iblung unterbalten, pis benn
aud bsr Dertebr Der @enoNen 3tpif@en
ben einoelnen Stabtpierteln tein bez
ionbers roger 1T. sic finben iih aus
benz eneerer Rreis in ibren 2otalen
3uiamM,en unb bei&rdnten fi& bier
auf ben minbli&en Meinungsausz
.tau5@.
Sn ben Sftli&en stattbstten fnbsn
mir berartige 2otale in Der Rrautz
ftrabe. Der 8lumenitrabe, ber Mranz
GEL unb ber Groben Grantfurterftrabe
unb tpeiter n1rbli9 in Der @epreens
tir4itrabe. Sn Mirborf it Is bic
prin3 9anbierpsS rabe. in, Nummetsz
burg bic 9urrf@miottrabe, in Der ii&
Observation-Disclosures befnben. Ginige
biefer Rnsipen perneiben es %forgfdl=
tis, benz .2auf= Yublitum," bas beibt
ben Strabenpafanten, bic gu tur3er
Rait eintreten. ibren Gbaratter als
Derfammlunsslotale anar4itif@et
@enoTen ou 3eisen. go fnben mir in
benz S9aufeniter zines i'm Often belle
men 2otals ueben chamber cine Reibe
bon 3eitungseremplaren, bic ibren 81
teltopf .Nmtlt&er Nnaeiger" oitenta.
tip our S4au tra9en unb bic fi@ Pei
ndberer Beii9tigung in Der Shat als
Der amtli4e Mn3eiger bes poli3eizp rGs
fibiums aus1peifen. Sn ber 3interz
ftube ireili4 tpirb nur Der ,Socialtft"",
bas bereits genannte r>rgan auer
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fnbet man bier unb ba nod Elm ausz
ldnbif@es anar@itif@es Organ. Sn
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metft tpenis befu@t, erft am Mbenb
entnidelt fi@ Elm lebbafterer 0ertebr,
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li@teiten bei9rdnft.
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mantel bes Mnar9ismus Diebftdble
unb Ginbrii@e ausfibren, iinb in biez
fen 2otalen ni@t 3u fnben - man
mub is pielmebr in ben 9erbre9erz
tneipen fu4en, bic bon Der Criminal
polioei ~obferpirt iperben. Die .anarz
4itii9en 9beoretiter, bic F9 in ben
Distutirelubs bi0ren laFen. fnb nit
biefen nt@t gu beripe4ftln. @s ftnb
meift iiberipannte, unreife ODER sroBz
fpre&erif@e 2eute. bic ni@t 10 gefdbrz
lid finb. als Is pxQei@t ben 4nf@ein
bat. Mu9 alnperitanbene @r0ben Be-
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pldnen gu ben Mnar@iiten 9efl4tet
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bab Yfan3ennabrung bas Gunbamtnt
Der anar4itif9en Meltorbnung fem.
miiKe uno fir biefe feline Mnf4auung
propasanba ma@t.
Sonberbarer .S9tpdrmer!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-06
Glestrif6e 4tWrt@tuuS.

Wie geiterr gemelbet tpirb @ouper=
ueur Glotper' bon Netp Dort eeftatten,
bab an benz R0rper bes bemnd@ft
eleftrd4 bin3uri9tenben M6rbers
|Gbarles s. @tlfon Wieberbez
lebungs> grpertmente anseiteQt tperben.
@elingt e., ben 9ingeri@teten ms
2eben 3u~rud3uruftn, 70 lou Ct auf
anbere Wetfe ms Senfeits bef0rbtrt
nerben. DAP Elm fol@es 18erfabreu
cine @raufamtett gegen ben 9obts>
canbtbaten inbolbtrt, 1T 3tueifsllos,
unb es ,pirbe uns garni4t uberraz
|fden, falls bic @eri@te nit Grfols
ba9tgen a~neeruf(n (lmiirben. Serbft
Der enrasirtefte Mnbdnger Der 1obtsz
ftraft tptrb ni9t tpollen, bab eint M0rz
ber mebr als einmal btngeri4tet tperbe.,
unb bod 1T IS bieies @didfal, tpel@es
ebentuell benz unglidli&en Wi1fon
3useba&t it-im SntereFe btr Mifz
fenf4aft. Die Mgitation gebt BON Dr.
Gibbons in @Dracufe, q. g., aus.
rad feiner Mnfi4t tperben 9erbrt4er,
tpel9e iebt i'm @tuate Netp Dort
bur9 GlettricitGt bingeri@tet tperz
ben (@lectrocution), nt@tl babur@ &c.
tIbtet, fonbern3 t0rtntn bis 3u elmer gess
tptFen Grift in's 2eber 3uridgerufen
tperben. Ct ~bebauptet, bdb bic M1r=
Der 9aplor unb Sobnion J. g., bic
in Muburn tlettrii@ binseri4tet pur<
ben, trit unter benz StcirmeHtr ber
gler3te geitorben ,tpGren. Dies ftiiBt Il
auf einen Derfu4, ben Ct nit ben,
R0rper Sobnfon's madte unb ben
Ct tbeilpetfe belebt babe, 3tpei @tun=
ben mad befen 9inrt4tung; aber e
fei bonn Warben Stout in Der Dol
lenbung bes Mttes perbinbert tporben.
Ct er3dblt bies ME folgt:
Die genaues 3tit bon Sobnfon'a
9inri4tung am 13. Nopember mat
gebeim gebaltet tporben, aber Marben
Stout CAB ben %eingelabenen Mer3ten
unb 3eitungsleuter einen Wint. Dr.
Gibbons mar ebenfalls artpe1enb.
S@on ldn9ft mar Ct bet Mnfi@t, bat
bas 2eben mad tinem befttgen eletz
trif4en S4lag tinftli9 pieber berz
geitellt tperben tonne, ebenfo ME Bel
perfoneu, bic als tobt bur4 Grtrinz
Ten gelten. 0tele a~n9e5ebene Mdnntr
tparen I'M Raum %periammelt, mo Sobnz
ion btngeri@tet ptrben follte uni
auf benz elettrif@en Stubl fab.@ut
Elm gegebenes Signal bin purbe Elm
elettrif4er '@trom bon ia Wolta
bur@ ben R0rper Sobnfon's gelaifen,
unb na4 4 @etunben gu 200 Bolts
berminbert. Damn erbielt ber Operator,
Der in etnem anberen Raume tpar, Elm
3ei&en, ben elettrif4en Strom no9=
mails gu %peritdrten. 4bermals itredte
fi& ber R0rper Sobnfon's aus .tpis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09
CRUSHED 10 DEATH.
Two Men Meet Terrible Fate In
Chicago.

BY Associated Press.
Chicago. Ill, April s.-Frank Ken
nedy was crushed to death and Fred
erlol Koenig perhaps fatally injured
beneath an elevator in the Columbus
Cloak company's store this morning.
The men were making some repairs to
the elevator. They had been working
half an hour when they were startled
BY seeing the elevator cable In motion.
They looked up and saw the cage COM
ing down upon them, Before they
could move the cage had cut of all
means OF escape Both Kennedy and
Koenig shouted for help, and then
both men We're crushed By the heavy
cage. which settled down upon them.
The mems cries We're heard by other
men in the building, who ran to their
rescue. The heavy elevator was
quickly raised from the bodies Of the
unfortunate men. Kennedy was dead
and Koenig unconscious Koenig was
terribly crushed about the breast.
shoulders aud legs and is In pre-
carious condition. The attending ply
sicians have hopes, however. Of his
recovery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

Gatesvllie; G. Ramsay, II, Thirty-third
Alabama. Lowrey's, Gonzales; - u
Lewis. f. ThIrty-thlrd Alabama Low
rey's, Courtney; John Fee, Barretts'
Tenth Missouri battery. Waooi O. L.
Watson, d, Tenth Texas, Granburys g.
Mexia; A. ]. Norman, l, Eighth Arkan-
sas. Glvens', Waco; D. v. Morgan H.
sixth Arkansas. GIvens, McGregori
b. f. Wallace, +, Fifteenth Texas
Granbury's, Hubbard City; ]. W. Nor
row. II, Sixth Arkansas, Givens',
Waco: ]. d. Shaw. G. Tenth Texas
Granbury's. Waco; Rado sleine, b.
Tenth Texas, Granburys, Mexia; James
Halpan. G. Eighth Arkansas. Givens'.
speglevlile; ]. d. Smith, II. Tenth
Texas, Granbury's, McGregor; p. c.
Mckee, A, Tenth Texas, Granbury's'
Anderson; j. NJ. Collins, =. Fifteenth
Texas, Granbury's Denton w.
ogiesby. II. Tenth Texas, Granbury's'
MoGregor; ]. Burnham, II, Tenth
Texas. Granbury's, Morgan; j. NJ.
Stevenson, X. Sixth Arkansas, Givens',
Robinson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

BY Associated Press.
Boston. Mass. April SIN Il binding
snow storm with bitter cold wind &C
compartment Morrison l. Swift and a
group OF devotees held meeting on
Boston Common this afternoon to make
arrangements for a battalion Of 1000 OF
Bostons unemployed to- join Coxey's
Ccmmonweal army Al appeal TO the
rich asking FOR funds to purchase food
and transportation FOR the Boston con-
tingent WAS unanimously adopted.
Swift then made speech In which he
denounced the newspapers In general,
charging them with sending out BIAS
ed reports about the Coxey movement.
He said the men following Coxey were
Ike the men who followed John Brown.
They were men with purpose In view
aud were willing to tramp ana suffer
hunger and all other hardshlps IN order
10 reach the place where our laws are
made to seek ameloration from white
slavery
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

To meet again-ah, yes. we know,
But shall we see the ruby glow
on lips stu burning?
or will the cares that come to all
Ger rosy cheeks spread ashen pail.
Life downward turning?
The eyes that sparkle brightly now,
The golden hair above your brow,
A crown of beauty
Shall these be found In later years
As brightly shining. spite of tears
And cross Of duty.
What though the cheek may pale and
fade,
And hair put on a lighter shade,
And eyes less bright?
Words will be spoken pure and sweet,
As old-tlme friends together meet,
With hearts stlll light.
Full we'll we know how beauty fades,
How frost cuts down life's tender
blades
In springtime growing.
But autumn hardens ali the vine.
Filling the grape with purple wine
From presses flowing.
w, w. Bennett.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

a Case Developed in "a Police sta
ton In ChIcngO.

BY Associated Press.
Chicago April s.-A case of black
smallpox caused the llveliest kind OF
commotion in the Harrison street police
station this evening, a man suffering
with the plague died in u cell there
aud from twenty to thirty officers and
forty-nye prisoners were exposed to the
disease. The victims name was Ben
son sherman but nothing further has
been ascertuiued regarding him, At 4
o'clock in the afternoon he was brought
10 the station by man who Informed
the desk sergeant that Sherman was
drunk and asked the police to lock him
In a cell until he was sober. This was
done. and about three hours afterward
the lookup keeper noticed that Sher-
mans face and hands had turned black.
The health department was at once
notified and ms soon as the health Of
iicer saw the man he pronounced the
disease black smallpox. DIR. Gum of
the health Office at once went and SUI
perintended thorough fumlgation Of
the place. Everything was done to re-
lieve the suffering man and prepara-
lions were made to remove him to the
pest house, but before the ambulance
arrived he died.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

Waco. with all her rottenness and
crime and corruption. viii be awak-
ened. and will arise and put on her
robes Of beauty. Wake up, everybody
Don't let your blood coagulate in your
Veins until, like the polar explorers.
You freeze TO death. Oh. wake up. We
sons OF men, before It Is too later
After "a short prayer adjournment
was taken until o'clock tonight.
Great enthusiasm Is apparent on all
Sides, and the attendance promises to
be large.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

BY Associated Press,
Indianapolis. Ind, April S,-ColC has.
S. Willard. prominently known in rail-
road circles. died here today Of paral-
ysls. He has been III for seven weeks.
Col. Mnlard was president of the old
Southern Car company of Louisville,
and also Of the indianapolis Car com
pany, which went into a receivers
hands.in 1891. The interment will oc-
cur at Utica, N. Y, on Wednesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

Iiy Associated Press.
Vallejo cal, April S,-The United
States coast defense vessel Monterey
has been ordered TO proceed to San
Diego for arm and target practice.
The ship viii sail Monday morning
The board OF naval inspectors which
recently conducted the trial trip OF
the Monterrey have finished their la
hors and reported to the secretary OF
the navy that the Monterey is first
class In every respect and her crew
and officers are competent