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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
ANOTHER ENTERPRISE
FOR FORT woRFH-A ZIG THING.
A SURE WING.
The Alliance co-operative store,
With $4,000 Cash Atscady
Subscribed.

1t is a snre co. The plan has been
under consideration for several months,
and II Is now about perfected. Several
Of the best, and financially. the strongest
farmers in rarrant county are uniting TO
establish upon solid basis an Alliance
cooperative store in Fort Worth The
plan was laid before the county Alliance
al It's last session, thoroughly discussed
aud unanimously adopted. The perfect.
ing OF the scheme in all it's particulars
was then left to a committee which is in
session today. The particulars will be
given to the public in the near future.
The board Of directors has been elected
and is composed of }. w. Higgins Of
Grapevine, j. NJ, Benbr0nk OF Bcnbrook,
and John Swaiiord OF Johnson's Station
H. w. Yates of Fort Worth has been
elected general manager A constitution
ana bylaws, published few weeks ago
mas been adopted, and 5000 In cash has
been subscribed. Much more is sure TO
follow as soon MS the plan is presented
TO the farmers Of the county. As far as
heard from Il meets the hearty approha.
ton Of oil the tilrrs Of the soil Sur
rounding counties will be induced to take
an interest In the enterprise. IL is ex.
pecte1 that everything consumed hy the
farmer and tailoring man will be kcpt
for sale. The complete plan will he given
Ia the public us soon MS the committee
has perfected It's work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
STEAM DYE wonKs.

FORT WORTH STEAM DYE Wonks--
Ladies' ord yenis, garments of NJ kiii1g
Houston street, Hort WORTH. Tax. COOS
Esat ~ ezpfesA PROFANITY attsgdet 70.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
TRfEzING ENTERPRISE.
wonrH is HOT STUFF FOR
COLD THINGS
!. They wnl Bring rrospcri'y--A
Nsr Factory Going Up Near
the Depot

.a.,,pline the hard times and
Now ssrler times, Fort Worth
III !, i boId 10 remarkably well under
~ , Y Of the money market and
s-'ls ,ritb,nt cessation to be the cen
aiIv. .,,,ssdon for Investments in en-
~ Il all binds. Confidence dis
'pii =, X lhe promoters Of recent large
y in the city Is of the species
.,a. business ia the strictest sense
Z. . ,o,n. It wildly and substantially
~ \. NM IN no uunistaliable tones that
* uy3uas,hs fun.re is not Swallowed
\, silrhtest tinge Of the clouds Of
lHs M mos WIN have large sums
49, ~ "a nut into investments Or man
l9.S al any nature are not likely to
siv ,.,s n any city with cOnjecturnl
1r INN class Of men never figure
Wsg ro,ocron rpnortcr
4 I'M. Ms rounds, his attention was
4 XXI TO group of carpenters at
m Missouri avenue, which runs
"A I'm the Union depot, anu he went
4 Y, ~ what was going on.
tbiag a couple Of knnwing-look-
Ii i,aea. who seemed to be oiiciat-
4 capacity Of general overseers
a K, MN, the reporter asked whit
~ s.af,e inst commenced this morning
Il sl5l tel for when completed.
bp an lee factory and cold
v ,,nhouse." was the answer. at
FL An he an lee factory, hut also
tetory for the machinery that
a iee factories, the only one of
IA south of 81. Louis The build
y n Be- 5Oxl0O feet.
4 - 4. r. Burt x Co., who have
81 gagged IN the galvanized iron busi-
"a x I'M city. az tho corner of ltusk
N Wtstberforl. for several years, are
Dslisators and proprietors of this
mterprise. and they say they expect
N ~ TIE works in full operation by
v q II, next.
II A. h. Newell has the contract for
Construction of the building, which
naei Immediately south of the Mis-
81 Kansas and Texas "N" that leads
a NJ man line of this road to Ghe
n and Pacific stock pens.
Z lie factory will be Of forty tons
capacity. Qnite a lot Of machinery
rtaiy on the ground, and the rest is
+ ,rtesan well Is being sunk, and 1t
rgh. depth of 800 feet viii be nee
+ 70 produce the desired amount of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
cANnInArE McGAUGHEY.

Land Commissioner W. /: Nc
Gaurhey arrived last night and Is st9p'
ming MT the Windsor. He has mss Wills
kcrs along with him, and they are AS
handsome as of yore. ,,,.., bis
The commissioner has snapped ms
beaver for an old wool lat one OF luv
granger kind. He has quit wearing pa ~
emf leather shoes, and goes now wiz,
ont cuffs. He says nobody ever charse1
lsm with being dude.
Coming down 10 potucs, the c9lni mus
sjoper said. ~ shall be a cand'd9te tor
re-election this year. ] have have served
two ferns in the office. and nobody mas
been able TO find anything wrong an Snere
vel There amt any kers 70 the hAeh
door Of that department o. state e 1920 Nv.
ment. and no specnlator knows any uAlhH
ahead Of the settler ,..
Are You candidate on the naFiHonS
II am for harmony, and hope we VIII
get h have friends on BON sues
What n the use Of keeping up " hEn.;;
anyhow Lets all get hack tosr'4le' AL
kiss and make MP ugain. ,.s. ~.
"How ahont the Matlock rasoluuohs
"Hnrent thought about them muen.
Watt ill the time rolls eTouhu ~ SYN
will see low the cat Is going 70 lump
In conclusion Col. McGapsney slla ne
was not advocating any man tof 10Y
ernor. ard was no. treadinE o. any man
toes. He is on his way % nis lArhl ~
Hood county. He leaves this mvtninE'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

Last. bat not least in our dear love,
as the poet says, Is The millinery Of the
moment. Thaf Is an elaborate hat with
a crown OF black beaver. the brim Of
brown felt. and the Trimmings TX wide
MORE ribbon, punches Of yioleis anfHS>r-
depias being set With careless grace -.
M fraut and AZ the back. That little
bonnet. which may AZ VIII be called
ioane. has a crown Of je.. TRAINED with
iefted rosettea Of coques feathers; an
y,i,,rsffe atands erect. while wreath Of
sss,na5, roses In velvet Il around one
side. Aaotlier little nat Of the loqne
=. trifnroad with . band Of asirakhan.
Mn 5ack wings seg on either side Of
he front. and ne iadespgpsaele bunch Of Of
~. nv. hrim. or the boat shape Is q
IN Of brisht arown siiken beaver, trim
med win Tossties q broga and tqT-
" 4, f-ont The contrast Of color here
4 distiueilg original ard happy. A
nretiy combination Of tinis, TOO, l. seen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
RUSSIANS on WILLIAMS srEron

~ NsNNNINTVW I7TTN0
:. st. Petersburg, Feb. s.-The Novoii
Nremya and other newspapers comment
ca upon Emperor Williams speech at
at Berlin and appsar grestly
pleased with It,, The speech an.
pears also TO have given great
satisfaction IN this city generally. 1t
further says the forcib'c utterance of
the emperor did a great service 10 the
economic, welfare Of Germany and ex-
presses the opinion that it was also the
clnse OF maintaining the petce Of Europe
which. according TO the newspaper mem
TONED, is sorely in need of qulemdc in
order to pursue the task Of developing
its property.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
TRIED A BLOODY SHIRT.
Congressman Harris, an Ex-Con-
|lenie, Checkmated Opposition.

i N - $3.50. Tt -. n ~,
Voagresslnah Turns an I;A-,oh-
flefale' OAeeRihated opposiuoh'
e,
Of Tue most pohshed men, as wen
u 81 the wealthiest in the house, is
INST. Representative Harms, CON
1ain-at-large from Kansas, was
i BY the third party by a majority
Y than thnt polled by any Dem
Who ran in the state during the
fre-eater in the house, says the
gion Post, but those who know
'44n him us one of the strongest
0 4lllectually, in the Populist party;
~ hne attainments and high-bred
~, He owns a large stock farm
A iQsi and Is anything but social
Il Ae ordinary acceptatlon OIL Inc
4
" me campaign he presided over
;a@y that may be set down as
Me most novel election devices
+ S5 ,.geueu III hahsNs, Mnere tiec
--'issf are 'ett9lnly IN Nosue.
. 4 ILL., us Nus llahlilS lnuIh tV,uV
IN. nstrls mug server IN tilu NHIn
~ s,ata' uurins ny VIZ Ia
iorv az ne NH ai,, Cohl 10, KY WI M
\ I'D stines whjch 'I wos as J;nnod into
4e0ples oars from every stnmn md
h PLATFORM When bis Cnnfa5erote
had been exploited ia Inc limit at
4ance Harris announced ihnt he
% to Fort Riley on a certain day
p The bloody shirt. Fifteen thou
Y People turned out to see the cere-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

. -fAuluu.
4 4, warden Of one &c an. .,.,
sNi sald to a visitor that alma,
4qr .plession Of dissatjsfaetinn ~,
Il y a new prisoner ,yas 'o cnii ~
4 Ill routine and monotony of
(. NJ s SHOW intense>feelinr arainst
ent, a.sl lew weeks 81 f6eir cnn
- Ky, after two or three vo ~
III v.is svile cases. rs If tha,. rn,,i'i
D. aiss.isnvut H.. The warden hn5
d NJ, Me- sel prisoners 10 ret,,rn n nn,i
lyul N. Inside. just ITO ~ ~ q ~ ~
'blias Of prison lifa ''eA "
I n N " sea-going vessel. -,
Ilns, army observe ths aii vli-
IIlia nature. The dis. S5tlle tr9lt
iar r,ey, .se' which are irksome az ~
i { sors.,.anl end 10 the sailor H. ~
A mind ~ ~ oplaiH so firm A Ma n nr
~ iiva ~. ,hlhits that tbev ~ ~. ~ ~
a . IN l's.ae o. them. 10, teler
ohil lp and the soldicr so =,
A then 4eA grows gray. az joa,h
q itih ~ 'aparte's marshals
y i,'iss q ib 'ea ll IN their youth vnl-
iyolish isnl sSe' the band, erimne ~,
ii AMI his later. Even ths ~.
r saAtl,s. n 3' ...,fs and sister y' IN,
" ih,a Hnsn habits. Ia . VIE
. ~. M ihese signs Of ~ e, gS9lll
Pan. tx ronld not rid H.. eiililisli
sqeens. INA 'e ,,eli make them NV -, 8
'aey could handle I tbgis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

on bat Of green fungus fclt-a rouzh
hairy texture, sable tail, huge bdnches
Of rioless and jcwelled green buckle:
while a green beaver hat has brown
Nevet crown and drapery OF cream color
81 face, black feathers at ono side and
the rule Of the yiolets Is over this too;
indeed, there is scarcely a hat or bonnet
in commercial creation which does NOT
thus herald the delights Of the coming
spring
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
WHY she wRrr.

Ny wife and together slti
The evening has begun.
Tho n0lseless shadows round Us niti
sly day OF toll Is done.
And yet somehow there comes 10 me
sense OF something wrong
Ny wife hrirayB no gnyey-
For NE she has no song,
She watches me AZ I read Truth,
With smiles IA siippered foei,
And seems quite hnri because, forsooth,
Ny Joy Is so complete,
s'what ~ g. dcari' az last ! speak,
Affecting some surprise,
"Iell0i d tear upon y0dr cheek
And others ~ your eyes
ssYou horrid thingg she blubbers OUT,
i'For hours ike d clown i
You've sat, without ons word about
This lovely now tea gowa.n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
SIMMER WEAKNESS

,hst tired feeling. loss of appetite
nervous prostration are driven away
H5ois Sarsaparilla, like mist before
horring sun. To realize the benefit
b great medicine. give 1t a trial
lou will join the army of enthusi-
admirers of Hoods Sarsaparl!la.
| Efficient, easy-IIool's Pills. They
u be in every travellers grip and
family medicine chest. - cents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
ONO MINERS MAY STRIKE.

ny NNNntlhttu FUSS.
Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. s.-There will
probably be lockout Of coal miners In
the Alasillon district before February 10,
II the miners do not submit to reduc-
ton in wages amounting to about II IL
per cent. The lockout viii involve 1000
miners now working on about one-third
time The operators have unanimously
agreed they will offer the employees
work al reduced wages or no work at
all.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
Westland's blue Belle" stin leads the
nickel trade
coRsIoANA BUDGET.

Special Dispatch.
Corsicana, Tex, Feb. S.--A suit for
foreclosure was filed yesterday evening
ON 100 acres Of land in Navarro county,
by Henry Crenshaw vs.. j. j Bruner,
10 secure the payment of S9l2.
Myer. Zimmerman a Go. fled a suit Of
debt and foreclosure this morning against
j, w. Hornbeak ct all, for $1,000 with
interest since August J. 1883.
Eight cars Of cattle were shipped from
This point over the Cotton Belt to Chi
cdyo this evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
nornIs
AsglaNnns sALn or ZION rAcronY.

Pillow Co Is equipped with an necessary
machinery aud dies for turning out 30
10 800 steel plowa per week Also wood
working machinery for manufacturing ain.
gle trpOn, neck yploa, plow tongues, etc,
etc. Al new; total cost, $4,000. / will
sell the ruflre plant 10 tho highest bidder
lu frant Of the Temple national bank, Trm,
INo. II. STEPHENS. Assignee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

,,.....i. 20. t,.,,,t,. e.. ft.,,tn,, a., "a.
upossta ~ w AVA ~ ~ ~
osslauel,,a !, 81. t,,t.. e..,.,o, t,.n.. u,.
hii.n ipieh nnf' ~, i'vs
aFpu', X, N,ss y ~
ursss Ion,h w. ", ~ i,.,.
oeAigt p,vplsna ~ pN,ius. ~ , 49, 49,. ~ ~
w 'hgt n2teSi sns,ep " iVe" q, i''N..u,
Pitu lltlY,. pi lun lyn,s anu , WY NV
Nss3url. mum, Itffis ,.i. SAisn .9,'
iel iur perlon I NV asaI Fv ,,,, npIi, !,
la14 .nqlprsel ls,sain ~ Va'ue kIaS xxx,
lhk liiAiltktf' " ulshscu AZ p Annslts
Agent i,nn'Ai uelaunHh, WIN 70 invtly.n
~ ihlh ONCE hntil J O'CLOCK y, M, w ssth
dhy ~ ren,uaIy, le.f Ky lvattlohs ~. ~
mo reAei tAii"ns hpon Nh lie,n,, f"i. ,,f ,.,
separate ranges. tul ieNnflpnpn o. hnu
estimated number of acres ~ ehen.
upon Which grnSing WI % peflnliisai WIZ lih
~ o,ist tls.n s,n r. s,unnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

Patronage home industry and buy West
lands homemade cigars, at 1915 Main
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

I saw Mrs Bishop at the close Of one
Of her lectures this week and asked her.
"tIow many women Keep from growing
oidT says a writer in the New York
Herald.
"Old age Is going out Of fashion,"
laughed tho lady. "Sevcnty-fve now,
You know, is only considered reason
able maturity Old age is not the lines
thought and erudition nor the soft halo
Of white hair II Is rather the loss of
elacticity Of the body, Of the power to
do physical acts that were once as play
to rs, II people will think old age and
expect 1t they Will not be disappointed
Many n woman Of 40 has the form and
expression Of woman of so We can
keep our bodies young by systematic ex-
ercise; muscles that are not duly c1er-
cised. you know. lose their shape, firm
ness and strength Look NJ the dancer
who at - has the 0eXibIlity Of q young
girl. II rs q well known fact TINT wo-
men no are actively engaged in literary
social and reform movements remain
young longer than those whose lives run
in uneveutful. narrow grooves. This IS
not SO much the difference IN the kind Of
work, but the difference IN the thoughts
back of tho work. for when ones
thoughts are not given To general inter
forests one become absorbed Ia self
Ficxibility, the distinguishing character
istic Of youth, may be preserved by Ger
tain physical exercises, Obesity, that foe
Of women. should not be starved away,
but routed by certain exercises Above
all, oxpel thoughts Of inhrmity and time"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
v1crIM on 4 NAE poq.

Atlanta. Tex, Feb. s-Mrs. Plato
Birmingham, who WAS bitten last sum
mer By rabid dog, was taken with
the rabies yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

Fancy shape. elegant smoke, Is West
lands "Faney Shape cigar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

opeUIHT ITI7TII0H'
Crandall. Tex, Feb. S.-This sec
ton 5 and has been flooded with water
for the Inst TWO days. Enough rain has
fallen siuce yesterday to make the crop
Of 1894.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
sMIrn REArs pLIMMnR.

BY Associated Press.
Chicago, H., Feb. Sat the Empire
iheater last night Snlly Smith boxed with
BAly hlmmner, The bout was entirely
IN much Setter condition aud much
quicker.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

r.. 7. Pendery's new store at All
Main street, next TO City fish market,
IS now open. for business. and has The
nest assorted stock OF groceries in liz
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

Fancy shape, elegant smoke, Is West
lands Fancy ShapaV cigar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

wANrED-wnirE GIRL COMPETENT
70 cook and DO general huusewerk, Apply
10 Mrs. George Letter, 100 East Fifth
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

Fresh candies. fruits and nuts at S.
i. Ihurnhil, at I'D. Levy's old stand,
FOG Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09


He loved her with the passionate de-
yotiOn of man who hasn't ghost OF q
show, but he doesn't know IT,
She had limited and hlnted that he was
not In Il until her hinter was in need of
repairs, but he wouldn't take hint,
He wouldn't take anything, not even
his departure
One night when the clock wac 80 Tired
II could scarcely raise liz hands he ven
turned TO put the mntter to a iina1 -lezi
and ask her to be his
She felt the impending doom, but could
not escape 1t, aud neryel herself for tic
shock.
Miss Celeste lie twlttered, persuasi-
yely, I'm clean gone on you.
That was his preliminary ana he used
the familiar coloquial style as strato-
gic general deploys shrmishers before
The renl battle begins,
She looked far over bis head Into the
dreamy fields of vacancy.
ION mel" she said, IN questioning ca
dence. "On me? What's the matter with
from meT
Then his heart broke. and she thought
It was a snspender button losing It's grip.
Dlnl1s-Was Smiths purpose Of whip
ping the editor carried Ontf
Danks-No, but Smith was'--Buifalo
GOuIler
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

Prepare for summer, and buy West
lands Fan cigar"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
rArrNrm

WILLIAM q, HENDERSON. couNsnf,on-
al-lnw aud solicitor OF AirericaD aad for.
elnn pateiiis, trade fnarkn and lsneis.
Naoma 20 q ~, Norris huildinf, cofh=f
Eltih AMI y STREETS Washington. u. q.
SpNrpiccn years experience lnciuitnf
Netvieo IN cxnninlnr Jorps v. 8 I,eftnt
10 pntentahllity. corrcspcndrnce ingitsL
Mention tho Fort Worth Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

WANrEp-A. Fllsr-CtAss COOK, y.
Morgan Mulls corner secand nnd Taylor
streets,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

Woe-begone and languld. weary,
Nervous. tired Of life, you say?
Get at once that famous treasure
GrRhOLh FEMALE TONIC pleasure
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
HEED THIS LAW

), q9le q it--rwenty.nve cents bnys
'''lieht out, salvation on.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
HELP WANTED FEMALE.

wANrEp-GIRL no COOK, WASH AND
iron, Apply TO Mrs. j.. .. rheian. Ar
iington Heights.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
NnwsrArnns.


no TRADE GOOD BuGnY HORSE ron
safety bicycle. call Mt nOnth Grain a.
Carrots office, az Main street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-10
POPULAR "NATE" DIXON.
The New York Suns Washington Man
Pays Friendly Tribute to Him.

From tie Sunday sun.
II George Peabody Wetmore is chosen
Senator from Rhode Island, he will be an
important addition TO the men of wealth
and influence who are now members of
that body, and his election will mark the
departure of one of the most attractive
and popular men who ever sat in the SEN
ate. Nathan +. Dixon will be missed when
he leaves the Senate chamber not only
by his colleagues, but by all those who
have come i'm contact with him during
his residence in Washington. Except for
few years, just preceding the time when
he was elected, there, has been Nat han +.
Dixon in one or the other house OF Congress
continuously for many years. The grand
fat her of the present Senator occupied
seat in the Senate years ago, having been
promoted from the House OF Represen-
tatives TO which body he had come
from the Legislature OF Rhode Island.
His son, Nathan +. Dixon, father OF the
present Senator, followed in his fathers
footsteps through the Rhode Island As
sembly to the National House of Repre-
sentatives, and died while member OF
that body. The present Nathan +. Dixon
also served in the Assembly of his native
State, and came to Washington as Sena-
tor in 1889. He did not serve in the
House of Representatives. He has not
taken part in the debates. but has
been constantly in his seat when
the Senate was in session, and no man
in Washington is better posted at all
times on what is going on than he. He
listens to every word that IS said, and re-
memb bers all he hears. He has q rich vein
of humor that cropped ont soon after he
came to the Senate, TO the surprise OF his
colleagues. One day Senator Ransom OF
North Carolina and Senator Butler of
South Carolina got INTO quite tangled
argument on the subject OF Senator's
pair After the snar had been
Strengthened out Senator Dixon quietly
arose and said:
"Mr President, now that the Senator
from North Carolina and the Senator
from South Carolina have arranged their
historic dispute / would like to vote"
During the long tariff debate of 1890
over the Mckinley bill il was noticed that
for many days Mr.. Dixon sat quiet in his
chair, making pencil notes on the wide
margin of the printed copies OF the blk
Some one got hold of this document one
| day and found that the young Rhode
| Island Senator had covered it with life
| like sketches OF his colleagues in debate
and in their various attitudes of listening.
The sketches were passed around the
Senate chamber and created great amuse-
ment, until the artist got hold of them
and locked them up. Mr.. Dixon lives at
the old homestead in Westerly, where he
has fine farm with plenty of Jersey cat
tie and good horses, and he thinks life
there much more satisfactory and enjoy
able than in Washington. That is why
he was not a candidate for second term.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-10
Alexander II. stephens, Generosity.

Speaking of Alexander III. Stephens,
whom he knew personally, Richard NAL
colin Johnston says that he was not a good
Judge of men. 1.-The poorest, meanest,
shabbiest negro could impose upon him,
and he was deceived again and again by
beggars and frauds. He was the soul
of generosity. He made, l venture, as
as much as s300,0O0 during his lifetime,
but be died poor. He spent his money as
fast as he made it. and he didn't seem to
appreciate its value. His law practice was
large during great part of his life, and
he received great deal Of money from his
books. His Constitutional Views of the
War must have sold about 1000 copies.
II was published In two volumes. His
royalty was 95 cents volume. and his re-
ceipts from IL amounted to 81. 900. He
kept open house at Liberty Hail, his place
in Georgia, and every train brought him
guests, some Of whom he had never met
before. He was fond of society, and he was
. most charming talker. detroit Free
Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-10

but the opposition from abutting proper
ty owners was SO strong that IL was re-
committed to the committee.
According to the statement OF one OF
the smaller Westminster street store
keepers, there are half dozen large con-
Germs who do practically all the
mess portion OF the city. When
the proprietors of big dry goods house
put page 'sad." into the evening papers
and notify the shopping public OF bar
gain day the shoppers all turn out and
every dealer gets the benefit OF the crowds.
There is no body OF men that enjoy a
chicken chowder more than the con-
ductors and motermen of Cranston street
electric car line, and they don't
intend TO go without them once in
a while, especially when chickens are so
cheap. Saturday evening as each
car was put away the men won't
to the waiting room and assisted
in preparing chowder, and when the
last car was put away il was ready
and the men were also ready. An hour or
more was spent very pleasantly, and the
events of the week, the gigantic scoop of
the Republican party included, were talked
over.