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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
srArol,Lrs nr.EssrNG
Il Wa Given Yesterday Pictures OF the
Sintiuns OF tho Cross IN Poughkccpsle

~ Associated rrceN
poughkeei,slc. NeN. Mnrch ~ 80
of fourteen falmingr copied by Arusi
Dltu 81 Rome FROM "fllie Stations OF "a,
Crose.n hy Oycrlerk. IN The Nniican
ehnpoi. were blessed by Mgr, hntclll
1!io ahttollc delegate IN IT, Potcf't
church hure today. Tho church, whict
n nue of lie largest Ia the New AOrh
diocese uutlide vi Nrw York. wac
crowded IN every pnri ai 1890 a. ~,
when the service took pnre An All
mission fcc OF 30 cents was charged. 'lha
poue'A ahlegntr conducted the service,
blessing the pictures according 10 tho
strict Roman ritual lie was assisted
In Tho sanctuary W Archbishop Cor.
lrran of New York. Iiry, Hector pappl
tie delogatpu secretary, Row j "
Connolly Secretary 10 Archbishop Cor
rigin Row lemcs NDnn, pastor
OF n. Peters uhd Row ". \.
conmy, Of st. Mays church of this
Mgr Sntoni also celebrated n pontncal
mas, nssisted by fniher isibpl
~ deacon aud Father Connolly
M Aulitlonc0n A special pro-
gram If Grcpornn music was sung BY
the clurh choir This evening, Mgr
Sntuili rhnntid yespera at 81 peiera.
The eurmon was preached by licv. Daniel
Burke ~, ~, NJ tho church 0t the Holy
Angela, Now York Tomorrow Rev.
danes Nolan will give dinner in honor
Of Archhish0Ia Siatlli aud COrfirnii.
which viii be attended by The Catholic
clergy 81 ihia section and many proni-
npnt citizens IT Poulaikcensic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

Halsell, Decatur, Texas; w G; wsg-
euuec Decatur Texas, J. @. Loving,
Fort Worth. 'reNns
From IN Insignificant membership. nn'
mcrieally spel kine the association h9s
crown until a. present there are about
Up mcmhcrs on Us rolls. inciuding a
number OF the most prnmnVnt and pro,
Ercssire caulemon IN Texas and several
neiehhorng states md territories,
II Is estimated that d large per cent
Of the mcmhcN will b. present at The
coming convention representing rrrghaoly
moro than 2,O0O0OO head Of cattle.
some estimate OF the value or Tho as
sociauou to the cattlomen may he OBJ
tanned when from The REPORTS II q shown
ttat last year the detectives emnloycd
by the association saved over $4,000
worth Of cattle that had hccn driven N
Of the ranges, and this wear the amount
50 saved VIII be much greater.
Among the excellent results that have
hecn attained by the association is the
force Of combination and concentration Of
tue Interests Of the stockmen through
on, the whole state NJ Texas
IhNugh this means the spirit Of So
ilonahsni, of difference of opinion be,
tween this and that section oi tho state
have been overcome and the stncSmen
nave realized nm Identity Of Interests and
q common cause which has IN q high de-
gree been promntive OF tho hest rcsnlts,
unity Of interests has been con.
served by means Of the association, with.
l'oW which anlagonistic elcmente would
have worked serious detrmrnt So The
| general Prosperity Of those engaged "
! the cattle trade.
It goes without saying that with re-
| gard TO the coming convention the latch
| string Of Fort Worth hangs on The out
side and that a most cordial receptlur
| viii be- rendered mn association OF mcr
| representing so important u department
ia tho economy Of the country
The many progressive minded citren
| OF Forl Worth recognize the sunerlahv
Importance Of the advancement of NJ
| cutie interests 10 their eli, aud the benz
hls accruing from The largo amount O
| money every year Put into circulation
| ly The catilomcn, the Influence Of whlrl
Is felt IN every avenue OF tradN through
out tile length and breadth OF Texas.
Therefore tho greetings Of wcc0m
from The people Of Fort Wotth to th
Ca'tlo Raisers' association will hr hear
IN no uncertain sound but viii come &
sponiunenus unison. hcspenking "a
ioyal zeal of a pcop'c proud Of The spet
did re-onr,es Of their magnificent STATE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
mas rnLEs NORECAsT.

nv Associated Press.
Iondou. March II The Times today
commenting upon Tie opening Of pltiiHs,
mont. says that the probable eoua51e ~ ~
tba debate on the address IN reHy 10
th. omeen's speech will be that the uhl on,
Ia leaders in both houses VIII press ln n,
S,vrroment To make definite slaieims .llI.
81 their intentions in regard 70 nome
rule. -. .bst a runor
v,sis current last night % the effect lnlt
the oritdnnl draft OF the queen slleer ~,
'.,ntSined a paragraph dealing win nom ,to
mic int that this was stricken OUT ~ ~
Iest momcnf. II Is agreed IN chDil ll,
,5rcles tlrat tie budget viii be the llus.
imnortnnt departure Of the seison' LIE ,,.,I-
~, ~ ~ \ 'c,c1mrrchensive and contentious on"'-
agi THE Times adds that a petition WI 10 ne
rr..senied 10 Prime Minister hesenerI3
nraying that Ike government, as ',io III,
~, 'nossiMe moment, join. fhe Aihe5 .,I..l
.overnment in destroying der FL "a. na
sso,itiop Is signed by $50 eaptalns en-
pp,o ,d in the trsns-Atllglle trade, cum
mi Nm. lipg tonnage Of 2,OOo,0uo aan f tsP
re,sspting property to the value OIL t'V'
| Ouu DliN,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
wAcrs MrNIclpAL ELEc11oN.


Waco. Tex, Mnrch 1.-THE reglstrs.
lion hooks fnr tbs city election contained
last night l0z5 names, an average Of 800
daily. They will remain open pnul The
2slh instant. and Il Is believed the reg
lxiiatinn will reach $500 names The
inoyoralty race y . Triangular eontes,
MAYOR. Ban Moore aud Alderman Brink
erhon.
The contest Is warming mp aud Tie
friends Of each candidate are making
strong cfiorts for their fayoriea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

~ I-,Il In1vn Vt00T7-
men ia the Territory, 4, NJ rom, isgt
lae Mansion liolei. Seen ~ tbas Terr;tory
night, he told reioan,. vol shis sed.
cattle wluiercd nnusnhin .,',ilti,n said
sln, and are 10 nrsl-gs'r. n,any cattle In
hes There arr ~ ~, -o,,ntry AZ for.
my portion o. Wy 49,; -, n Them have been
merry. as majority q W. ~, Nstion
ahipped 70 market h,- ~ Ta,e.
pastures have beeh 100. IN a.. ia.
stocsmrui VITO ,.,r., ,-lftie uuf o,,
rltory Incre glii p' r-,et nation MD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
wArcnINa rnn nHps
London Police Made Raid on an An
nrChst club Yesterday hnu ""'
d lot Of Literature.


By Associated Preee. ,
London. March T. A close watch "a
b,ina kcnt upon all Foreigners aud M
gli.bnrn who are suspected OF anargh.
isiir tendencies liarly this mofninE ~
police mado raid upon ne in.r,An n,o, /,
,tsre arrested and taken Ia q police slh'
Kan. where they were closely eAnnilnrd'
,,'.i,h III resuli that nh but Eve were
discharged from custody. The ostenslinl,g
rea,.on Tor the raid WAS that lhe elup
was gambling concern put ~" w W.,
,Saf many of the meinbrra are nnnrclistA.
n rei,erfed that tho police made a
.eareb OF The premises and seized guam
nv Of anarchist literature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
BON NONE MARKET.
HIrY OF FUNDS THE FEA-
lure OF LAST WEEKS
s-The stringency WIN Com
Until the Payment of Divi-
ds, when Money VIII be
! Drug on the Market.


Ioclatcd Press.
A. March II The feature Of the
harAet uur'hs tue P"st Wv" s."
fTaiy OF funds for snort terlus'
10 payments for the recent gold
L. 20 Ina, ,.,,n,;i ssus The dis.
- "a I'''' ,e'i'' - -
Illes also Stlllened. Marry ~
y 10 gold are en- route here, how
Therefore while the stringency is
" y - .u ~. a,rrnenr
Ii ~ commune uh'il Wv p'' w
dends, plethora of money Is al
1neyitable after The end OF the
A
Ah IN the priee oil SILVER uurlhs
* was due TO the release by the
Of the silver shipped TO England
the Gillian war by the late presi-
4lmsceda. At the close the mar
AZ shady, and little advance If
pei likely this week.
4 were fairly active, but mainly
aiment business was done. Prices
1aatained. The market for for,
eurities showed a better general
IA there was little change in val
~ y railway securities were weaker,
q leh railways showed distinct
'aeni, American railroad seen
~ stronger than for some time
n y success Of tine Erie scheme in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
A CARLOAD COMING.

Special Dispatch
Dcnison. rcS.. March IA party Of
stuckmen from the National Yards East
81 louis. will mass through here tonior'
row morning Va special Wagner ear
for Hort Worth 20 attcud tho stock
mems convention They win 80 TO Corpus
Christi before returning and also travel
over the stock-rnising district OF this
stale and the Indian Territory,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
runNNouIosIs IN Nnw YonK.
Stock Raisers Want the State Quaran
tinel AMI Englaud May Close It's
Ports to New York Stock

by Associated Press.
New York, March n. Stock raieer
Of Now York state nrc aroused on IN,
subject NJ the existence OF tuberculusit
among cattle, aud u Is PROPOSED 10 eat
UPON the bureau Of animal industry al
Washington TO close quarantine All Nov
York state cattle, pending thorough
investigation, Al q meeting Vt breed
ors IN this city Il was claimed TINT thJ
New Norl, state board Of hralth haye
hccn killing u large number Of cattle
suffering from this disease in M effort %
suppress H., but that owing 10 the lack
OF legislative appropriation, hns hoou
obllged tn relax its cnnris In that drcc
lion. Ihc action thus taken by the board
has only lnnc far enough to arouse aud
excite cattle rNiHtrs, who afn now max.
Ing cYrry effort 10 dispose OF uiclr cattle
Outside ni The state OF New York, tliuf
avoiding quarantine by the state board OF
hoalth II IL alleged that such action or
the part Of stock riiscrs II Fpradinf
this dlsoaee broadcast throughout TIT
country. II was ulap stated that manl
thoroughbred cattle hnYc hOen sent 10 liz
tant parts OF this country since the locm
quarantine by the board of health hat
bten begun
1t IL learned ffpm trustworthy solreU
that the British government Ia nyeHik
eating through special ngellis the exist
encn OF tuberculosis IN this state, Ant
That Il u not unlikely that the liriusl
government viii closr their ports against
the Importation of thu AmorlNn hncnus'
VI the prevalence here Of tins disease
The cattle hrcodore ai their mlrtlng herr
/ claimed thar Nch action IN the part "
! lir Hrltlah government would he entirely
| uuwnrrnntud and greni injustice TO Tia
| livestock interests VI this country out
slide Of the state oi Now York - III
| expectation OF ihnrouglihrcd cattle IL cur
| riod ON To considerable oNteni.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
TIIRpp wArEn sroUrs.
They were Passed by q ship an nat
teras and Created a Commoiion.

BY Associated Press.
New York. March 1.-THE British
steamer Caatflinn Prince. Capt Cpnll
arrived today from West Indian. ports.
Capt C0ulI states that on March . N
4 y. M, Cape HAttnras bearing north,
northwest, thirty miles distant, Ne
na ssed close 10 three large water rp0lis.
0ne 81 which presented well'dehned
md beautiful appearance reaching from
no sly 10 the water, II looked IKE two
large tunnels. one Inverted under ihe
other. II circied close around the ship
ana caused much alarm aboard the yes-
sol Tie wind al The time was blowing
fresh southwest breeze, when u SUD.
ieni. yeered nil around tho compass and
ended IN fndden squall from The
nOrihenat. The water spout finally
Lurst about n quarter u n mile aetern
Of ihe vessel aud striking the sen will
tremendous forrest ehnrned tho water
into foam for n considerable distance.
Tie other two water spouts passed %
auiie a distance from The vessel. greatly
10 The relief of all on board.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
OLD TIME
FRIENDS
ARE HERE.
Cattlemen From All
Quarters Come In.
RANGE TALK IN ORDER NOW,
Arrangements Are Nearly
Completed
For tho Convention, which Win be
Called to order Tuesday Morn
ing at the Auditorium of the
City Han-some OF tho
Prominent Arrivals.
The Associations
Work.
Arrangements Are Nearly
Completed
Work.


p,,ti, p.is,-. Association of Texas will
'''i' - ,r,,st,v
DE hclu III h"rt "".'" ""
Wednesday anu lhuNdny OF tuls "'0N'
March -. IL and 10
Tho convention viii be held at tho
- IT, iii n, ,auod
cry hAh anu ,H' s''H''' W. ,n
TO order on TUESDAY morn'hs AZ !"
y, anao,,,a,od that tbis meeting Of
" "a, a.. ..,... t,....,i, ,t.
the association VIII w iNV'' '"'
tended thhn any pre'iuu'
| only by the members Of the association.
H., -, ;,,erastod in tho cattle
""' "' ''''' "a, Iii
| trade troA all paris OF i'Aas' i"i"e,,
| Territory and New Mexico. lhcre VIII
| also Lc present large delegation Of
communication mon and others from such
,tt, "a r,,,ia ,,d
great 'ehl'IS ~ N''"~'' ''''
Kansas City.
II Il natural a. guppose that for sew
r,t d. lrri,, tho meeting of the lie
'i"i u"'' .i,,.,,,, -
so"nuoh phu u'.'' tli'
it's session, the absorbing tonic for dis
co,,rs. In I9nrt Worth will he The cnttle
- il, II. cartons pbnses While the
aims and objects OF tho Texas Cniue
Iiisers association are doubtless iainil-
lar 10 cattemen and all others who are
-. i,,I,,a,,i,, int.r,stod In the
directly OF hu"e'uS "a ~
business. yer IN vie" OF 'nu ~
convention IL may not be amiss for the
beneft Of the uninitiated to give 10 out
H., nc do,,ii. nj fine accumulation and
~. .ss,,,i,,i,,,, some ei,,ht.
progress OF the n77oolh''ph' Solhf eiNh'.
ceu years ago, In order 10 regulate and
| e.,i;,,t., th, cattle ''round tn." ON The
~ ..,..t,. q, ,.,s f,,,yJ ,d.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
rHE BRITISH COLUMN.
.Asaviees Dispcll all Fears Of Its
~Ae'y, and Give Accounts Of
Its Victories.

-7leu Press.
I,5' March 1.-THE anxiety felt
4 ~ ne safety Of the English col
80 NE command OF Captain Max
( a. T. operating in Assam against
~ y tioesmen. has been dispelled
e,lpl Of news Of the safety
n sgeltlon. Advices received here
'rtiign the expedition show that
/ (, ~ ehtd gone well with the troops
IA :, ~ inst. The column had At
Nv Destroyed the Abors' strong
h ~ Abors made strong defense
K ~. . i hei reated, and "A number Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
coNnNa BOWS nm rRlsco.

Monott. Mo. March 1i.-G. W, Thomp'
son. live stock agent for the Frisco rail
way, left here tonight VITA "a marty NJ
about twenty Indian Territory cowmen,
On route for the Fort Worth convention
in d special car. aud win reach that city,
via Paris and Dallas Monday after
noon
Cattle never looked better IN the In.
dian Territory ut this eoaHun of the
yrnr Than now. and cownieu are very
hopeful
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
ABDUCTED A GUILD.
va, 1igy. Aged II. ssolen From Mem
'i''A phis in sAin'

By Associated kras no,,.
, Msingl'S n'alp.d Liily reported to ~, the
bo ,,ll .us a,.' that Chalies Craytor.a'
peileie ~ i0v vssrs lad abducted biz daas s'
agei r. iiiir AGED II years ron iils
ier. Ni9 ssse5 L aneAorsd twenty ia 80
eoat WIZ ,,rmp;ss at Rocky Ni ,;
s s,.s y soTl came FIRM Erans'Is , ! ~,
~ S,- inv NV boat. IL and t1 Ini w. siH
On i iss,2 III night win - ,,-Ith /
ms Is looklng for me
shotgun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
A NEGo woMANs BODY
Found Dangling to a Tree n Arkansas
With a Placard Warning An
Against Cutting II pVMh'


BY AsgocNicl . lvs7, q, r., -.
ldl. ,i's,"lati1g Of Little Rock Is greatly
oreI l', IA aver the reported ghasily dis-
cayery made by several Of ther So s9,
N reiutning from Marche To-Day ,t ~,
milf way between Us .eliy ~ az i, - vanps
ine{ y! iou ,ra,uan. probably about 80 year
i ~ Xxi 10 Inc limb Of tree. "
1, a- hosem was rlacard bearing tlls
I IVY ar anybody cuts ms ,h,ou9
a nrv ihey VIII share the same e ne III,
e''iI K supposed fhe woman wa,
ignsbel bnt when, by WHOM al,n ~ y
r.hsf reason no cie has 49, ~. ~,
state. The body appelieu 10 l'''
tbere several days,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
rnrnsroN on nAwAIL

BY Associated Press.
washington. March li--Minisicr
T'lurston when seen ionlRht concerning
an REPORTED Startling situation 90 The
Hawniian islanda sald that he bad not
received any adriees from ms govern.
npnt concerning tho present stale ~
nifairs. and had nained Information u
tbc7 matter only from the newspapers.
IA vns inclined ~ think tho reports OK
decorated. although u bad hccn known
IN some tiine fhai the et-guecn was
eeehng recruits IN British Columbia.
Ne Tlurs,On beiieves. however, That
The provla ional roFernment hne the aa
h hand hat Il has nothing 20 fcar fron
~. aitaasi's folioWerg The report that
mann now employed bv fhe government
,,n',fa H. IN tho nrcen's foreea ~ *
M from nor Mr. Thuratnn dos 90
credit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

olatesvlilc, Tex, March 1.-THE exec
utire committee for tie Populgta Of tla
corniy 70 called 10 meei hero on thu
18Th Inst.
church, conducted by Evangelist How
ard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

Special Dispatch,
Waco, 1ex, March little scarc,
fever epidemic Is exercising the city
considerably, and causing the hoard OF
health TO hold meetings daily Tho pub.
Dc schools will be closed tomorrow and
remain so until the situation has changed.
Services wcrc practically suspended ID
n but two Of the chuN'hes this morning
NigurNns mcasurs ARE hciug taken &
stamp cut tho disease, and the recon-.
mcndatons OF the hoan OF health will h
strictly enforced
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

The Boy Was Commaadei % Stop Beat
ing Another BOYLE Advanced
On tha Man aud Was Killed


Special Dispatch
san Anghaine. To-. March 1l.-At q
log rolling in tie country. sqyeniesn miles
from here. Nick Palurton Killed sam
Nahnn. An 16ycarold son Of Palyicfon
hud Mahan we're fighting ne Inter
l,ehs.iig the boy with club; The father
told him 10 deslsf when hc advanced
upon hun pniyicion then shot llie
diAd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
~ Sale Monday.

Ill., sale will positively close tonight and prices
III 10 value
aoen Ladies' Colored Isle Thread Hose in plain
5rop stitch two by two, four by four six by six
i ,hand Richelieu rib; colors browns and russets
drabs states cardinal pink, canary hello sky
bossian blue Every pair worth fifty cents and more
II viii sell them to-day at $50
oher so dozen lot fast blacks go to-day at lolc
Ths lot hose are very fine forty guage handsomely
II few ofs them have slight defects were bought
I'm he sold as seconds and will only be sold at that
seday as we consider them worth nearly double
kmrday We received large variety of the prettiest
/, Hhas ever been our good luck to own The prices
s,f75c, and you'd expect to pay more f'r them You
In beautiful waist for 81, an exqp ST. ngaist for
6,Dd upwards. 9ess 1sen
m have also received few of ready q. hs@eee-
&rn and duck suts-second floor 'S
Auarter Sheetings Monday.
4ben tell you that you can buy unbleached
LATER sheeting at 124c yard you will not stop for the
N bill to be passed before buyingit
n today 10.4 Brown Sheeting 1910
'he Linen Department.
pillow case linens in 90, AZ, As and so inches; 9Oinch
sbeetngs in various grades; 36.inch plain damask
'ney work: fine linen cambria for handkcrohets as
Gsspider web, 81. so per yard and downward.
CY.S ! \, III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
y FIND TINE NORTH POLE.
" Hi.s..9.1l Correspondent Starts Out
Own Hook for This Pur-

n ~ TT0ssI
Idra. s,an, March 11.-NIr. Walter
~ ~. Washington correspondent
opee.ss A.lllei an expedition at his
70 solve che polar problem
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
rouNp aunrY OF MuRpER

Guthrie. q. r., Mnfea II. -.frank A /.
BfInkrr. formerly Of Ilock Springs, Tex,
was tiha morning. found guilty Of inurdei
Id The first degree, Tor the shooting oi
a negro. Samuel Ray, last August. be.
cause Hay would not pay 4 bill Of 81
due Brinkcr.
Petroleum. by course OF experiments
made by ihe pfnasihn government, haa
proved reliable scale prcyenter 10 steam
boilers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

Il Is Becoming So Prevalent W Waco
That the Schools WIN Close.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
RxEEEEaxHIEsIsM

Il LIZ & g I g I, ]
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-25
IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
Items Picked Up at the Depots, Of
fees and Along the Lines.

| AbSLhS ASnOo ~ = Nv S~O NSSPSbS9 ~
fees and Along the Lines.
The Southern Pacific pay car is
due here next Saturday.
The funeral Of Conductor Marie n
Hess, who was killed in the wreck
at Walker, took place this after
noon in this city under the aus
pices Of the Order of Railway Con-
ductors and the knights OF
Pythias, of which he was mem
Der.
The remains of Brakema Bruce
Sornburg were shipped to Martin,
Mich, yesterday and were accom-
panied by Mrs. Sornsburg, his wife.
Five fine horses were shipped to
Schulenberg over the Southern
Pacific yesterday consigned to
Schwartz Bros.
The employees of the Sunset
freight house regret the departure
OF Charles Fahey from their midst,
but are glad to see him secure a
better position.
There are 1873 passenger trains
leaving and arriving at the st.
Louis Union station daily, except
on Sunday, when the suburban
ervice is somewhat reduced.
Forth Worth is to have another
railroad. 1t will be known as the
Fort Worth and Albuquerque and
will be built at once in a north
western direction for a distance of
eighty miles.
The San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass pay car is distributing salar-
les to employees south OF San Anto-
Mo.
The remains of Mrs. Lula Nc
MILAN, wife of Conductor William
Mcmillan, Of the Santa Fe, were
shipped to Galveston via the South
ern Pacific yesterday. She was a
sister-in-law of Mr.. Joseph McMil-
Ian, commercial and passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific, and
suffered from consumption.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-25

Every mother should know
that Group can be prevented. The
first symptom of true Group is
hoarseness. This is followed by a
peculiar rough cough. If Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is given free
ly as soon as the child becomes or
even after the cough has developed
1t will prevent the attack. IS and
80 cent bottles for sale by F. Katl-
eyer & Son, G. Campbell and j.
Clavin, druggists, San Antonio,
Texas. wifi
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-25
A VETERANS VERDICT.
The War is Over. A WeIl-known Sol.
der, Correspondent and Journal
ist Makes a Disclosure.

Indiana contributed her thousands of brave
soldiers to the war, and no state bears let
ter record in that respect than it does. In
literature it is rapidly acquiirinE an
enviable place. In war and literature
Solomon Yewcll, well known as a writer as
SOL" has won an honorable position: Dur"
ing the late war he was a member of Co. N,
%. ". Y. Cavalry and of the 18th inuiana In
fantry Volunteers. Regarding an Important
circumstance he writes as follows:
Several of us old veterans here are using
DIR Miles Restorative Nervine. Hear, uIt
and Nerve and Liver Pills all of them ii, in-
splendid satisfaction. In fact, we have EcNcl
used remedies that compare with them. q.
the Pills we must say they are the Dc> com
BinatiOn of the qualities required in a prep
aration of their nature we have ever known
We have none but words of praise for them
they are the outgrOwth of a new principle il
medicine, and tone up the system wonder
fully. We say TO all, try these remedies
Solomon Yewell, Marion, Ind, Dec. :, lS.@
These remedies are sold by all druggists 81
d positive guarantee, or sent direct by tn'
Or. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. on It
Ceipt of price, s. per bottle, six bottles $, eA
press prepaid. They positively contain neitbe'
Cpiates nor dangerous drugs
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-25
Three Weddings.

Miss Martha Czernecki was mar
ried to William Mueller, a we'll
known butcher of this city, last
Tuesday night at her home, at No
324 Wyoming street.
Miss Rosa Schumann, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Schu-
mann, was married to Mr.. Louis G
Gutzeit, plumber for Shafer &
Braden, at st. Joseph's church last
night.
Miss Glendora Brown and Mr.. J
A. Roby were united in marriage at
the Cumberland Presbyterian
church last night.