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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-16
lEANIN ON THE FENCE.

Leanin on the fence
Chattin with u neighbor,
Givin rein to sense
On the rights o. labor;
Swappin Off OF Jokes,
Airin what is In us;
Rippin up the folks
That we think ag'in us.
Often 1t gets hot;
Things are said that rile us
Then, as like as not,
Temper's apt to spile us.
But there's no alarm,
For guard to screen us
From the touch o. harm
Is the fence atween us.
Talkin over votes
And the whims o. thinkers,
P'intin out the notes
In "a neighbor's blinkers.
Leanin on the fence;
That Is life, my brother,
Chunks o. common sense
Tradin with each other.
-Donahoe's Magazine.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-16

Hawker (who has just been kicked out
into the street)-Can l sell you notice
plate with mo hawkers allowed on the
l Jmisesp sp'-Psnsiero di Nizza
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-16
For Sale.

Norner lot at Punahoul00 by 400 feet House,
" contains parlor, dinning room, three
bed rooms, bath roOm-hot and cold water
etc. stable and carriage house, etc.
The grounds are well laid out in fruit and
ornamental trees.
8p9-tf
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-16
FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE,

Steamships will leave for and arrive from
San Francisco on the following dates, till the
close of 1894:
ARRIVE AT H'N'LULU LEAVE HONOLULU FOR
FpoM sam F'CIsCo SAN FRANCIsCooR OR
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-16
YOUNG HAWAII.

Not very many years ago,
- biologists have said,
These Isles were cast by a sudden throe
Out OF the ocean bed.
All signs that we can see around,
-, Point TO this great upheaval,
The st alta dark of lave found
Are not the ro ks primeval.
So fresh snd recent are these Isles,
All young is nature here,
""Tis lovely seventeen" all smiles
And dimples soft and clear.
On Hawaii volcanic fires.
Still glow and fiercely burn,
Land of Kamehamehas' sires
To whom shall all ye turn.
Turn not for aid to foreign hire,
Securely ye all 81 all rest,
In Bailey's beds of woven wire
No rust. No sag. The best. j. :. b.
WOVEN WIRE BAILEY.
HOTEL STREET.
MANUFACTURER OF
METALLIC BEDS, WIRE MAT
TRESSES and CHAIRS.
5063m
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-16

INSURANCE. FIRE AND MARINE.
BISHOP & CO.
Firemen's Fund, London and Globe
CASTLE & COOKE.
Aetna, Alliance, New England Mutual
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OAHU RAILWAY & LAND CO.'S

~->>uessssssGs n yl
ss4#aS liiitinSifiss 2 .E M di
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NoTARIES PUBLIC.
E. NJ. NAKUINA,
305 Merchant st.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-16

Full moon on the 18th at hr IS m p. m.
Time Whistle Blows at III, 2Sm., 3ls pm. OF
Honolulu time. which is the same as l2h, om.
Os of Greenwich time.
For every 1000 feet of distance of the OBJ
server (from the Custom House, allow one
TO a statute mile.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-16

PIANO TUNERS AND REPAiRERs.
w. NJ. OSBORN,
Nut. Tel. 62l. Arlington Block Hotel ST.
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CULTIVATING VOICES.
METHODS OF THE EUROPEAN TRAIN
ING SCHOOLS.

Visits to Kauia. Marchcsi and Herr Stock
hausen- Dramatic Force and style In
One Place, Purity of Tone In Another.
Modern Methods of Screaming"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

waist was one man Int above tie U,ist
was two well formed persons. placed bach
TO back These the king caused TO learn
latin. italian. Spanish Dutch. Inriish
and Irish, and they could talk 10 each
oiAer IN dlnercut kngnagcs They could
also sing veyy swiftly, the ono soprairo
and the other tenor Their sastce an.
fcrod considerably, and tlcy somriiinrs
qnarrelcd, hut more commonly consulted
tageiher for the rommon -hAd
AZ the arc Of % one Of the bodies died,
but the other lived, IS aiAo did tho feet
and less Much sympathy was felt for
the living body. and he was often urgcd
TO be merry, hit would not Glow can
| he merry" he said. 'with INV true
brother as dead carrion upon my
back, which was sent 10 sing and play
with incf When I was @ad he would
give me comfort. and would do the like
for HIN, Bur now l have nothing hat
the sorgOw Of having 50 heavy a burden,
dead, cold. aud unsavory On my hack.
which takcth all earthly pleasure from
me In this present life. Therefore l
pray 10 tod Almighty % deliver me out
Of This present lifr that We may BE- laid
and dissolve ia The earth from whence
we came" The second body soon pincd
away under iis horrible burden and died.
The veracions chronlclers neglect to state
why they did not cut away the dead
body
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

of $40 foei. The drsi was Carbcnter
cight-nch shell. little longer than tha
ordinary Shells which struck the plate
about siNteen inches from the top and
the same distance from one side. with a
velocity Of 1871 feet The point Of the
shell was welded into the plate and tho
fragments scattered. Two slight craeka
were inflicted upon the plate. neither ~
them touching the riyet holes. An eight
men tolEer, striking with a velocity Of
Zoo feet was the second shot. This also
struck near the upper edge and was
shattered. It's point being welded into
the plate. and two cracks. ono from the
shtN 70 the bottom Of the plate. the
olhcr 70 the top, were made, neither OF
them through the rivet holes
HE third shot, ten-inch caet steel,
with a velocity Of 100 feet. broke the
plate. lifting the urprr part over the oak
backing and destroying that, the shell
being smashed also.
Naval men consider the tests proof Of
the superior quality Of the Harvey plate,
although this particular one was Of extra
quality, The fact t1iat nom Of the
SEAMS were through the rivet holes,
showed that they DO not weaken the
plate; Either Of the tinst two shots
would have smashed a nickel plate. say
tae experts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

The ronl personality OF Anhblahop
Philip Primrose Earl vi ltosrbcrry, "
iiihcut TO describe, because less actna Co
De known OF him thnn any public man In
Gront Britain. In all Of The agitation "
tho past few days IN which he has beun
u figure hardly less cosnplcaoH shan
Gladstone himself not n single new fnct
has been developed concerning him. He
has the rAuccnce. a. 10 his private life,
OF Pnrnull, with no intinater, but with
the faculty Of deYOiiitg b. his personal
service mon Of every class In HE. Her
bort Asamth. ih0 Radical leader Of ne
FUTURE, ~ Ills nearest friend. He has up-
pArontly nlinpat all the united support OF
the Irish Nationalist party, although
am told not angle mmnber OF the Irish
party ever met him out of the strict limo
of parliamentary business, Reiicent al
most MS a rccluse, 80 ho u born TO The
pui1ile and immensely fSrh, he has an
ontitufaaalic following, and perhaps tho
affections OF the trndes nniors, the rural
lahoreFp and the urban workman. Us
has the respect md cstoem Of hla own
class. the confidence Of the twdomen.
manufactures aud mercinnta Of Lis
country, md the cordial lhglnR " tho
quccu- From a Dpyhood acquaintance l
hear NJ Eaton he WAS known ~ WV
correct gudet sort Of lad. who prided HIM.
eelf chiefly upon neaincas In drca. Wben
ho won't np tn Oxford he was conedarcd
fairly clover and euoollcnt thlkcr. 1lg
did not 10 in for honora mad was beet
known aa football player
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

According 10 the Bridgeport Union,
Judge SUBWAY Of the superior court Of
Connecticut. has jest given an important
decision. He has overruled the demurrer
OF The defendant and susiAins the plniniih
IN the suit for foreclosure brought ~
Phehe Shaffer wife Of George ~. Shaiier
OF Brooklyn, against William Read, trua-
me mortgage was given IN 1880
through Henry g. Mundell In security
of n0te for $1,000, giyen for money
loaned BY her husband. The mortgage
was upon Shnffefs half interest In two
tracts Of oyster ground near stamford,
one within town and the other within
state Jurisdiction Recently George
Shaff3r was forced into insolvency. Reed
was apainted trustee Of the nciaie BY tho
probate court and the property passed
into his poesesson, the entire intHfoAt IN
the lands IN the meantime having passed
into the Procession Of shader. The case
wns tried IN Bridgeport, the plnlntB be-
ing represented by Hon. J. IT, Ohm
stead Of stamford and the defendants by
Col Russell Frost Of South Nofwalh, and
Judge John II. Perry Of Bridgeport.
Three reasons were stated " the do
mnrTer why the mortgage sould not be
f0rerlosed, the one Of most importance be
ing that which claimed that The mort
gnge. on fhc grounds ia town Jurisdiction.
1sis not recorded Ia fte book Kept IN ihr
Office 81 the town CLERK for recording
transfera Of town oyster franchises The
mortgage was recorded IN the Yolumr u
real estate mort cages in the usual way.
which raised the question Of whether
OYSTERS Ia The bed were real or personal
property
Elaborate arguments were nlfaueed by
the respective legal gentlemen on the
one hand 70 show TINT gyesicrs wcrc
realty and on tho other 20 show that tii0y
were chaiiels. Judge Shnmway takes the
former stand.
A secoud point not before decided On
This state e that ilVfirafe on State
oyefer grounds given by a pon-reHident
10 p noii-rrsidsiit may b. valid.
Judge Shumway's decision only needs
"a, BE- sosGrInesl by The suprelne court.
in which the case win undgubiediy b.
taken - establish Dn.adfcntarc Alter
nsy Olmstend claims fiat 0yerf7s are
real estate aud DOL i'ersorAl plvDeriy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11


\ West Side romance, In which an
Alnercan.born Japanese and n st. Paul
girl are the most Interested parties, cul,
minated yesterday Ia Marriage. The
groom Is ! Leon, born Of Japanese par
enis In california, aud the BRIDE Miss
Enlma Slarkcy. an estimable Young
woman OF the West Side. Leon IS pro.
Prleitor OF the laundry at 21S South
West Side people, being highly cdu-
Gated man, and n member OF The Wet
Side Turner's society
re had been acquainted with Miss
Starkcy for some time, but the friends
OF neuler ever suspected that the two
contemplated marriage, The groom, not
wishing 70 have the matter known 10 his
German friends mud other ncqugintanees
quietly secured his marriage license Mon.
day evening. and yesterday afternoon
took his hride-to-be 10 Minneapolis Tho
couple were met IN Minneapolis by two
OF the grooms fricuds. both Japanese.
and together they called ON tie pastor
of the Westminster church. who per
formed the ceremony.
This morning tie newly married couple
were at home, Leon attending TO his busi-
ness at 3aS South Mahasha. He had d
good naturel, mnrriel.likc smile for all
his customers. aud among them We're a
number who called 70 tender their con-
praWlutions. Leon in his younger dayg
taught school In California having "a
good command Of the English Chinose
and Japanese languages. Several yeans
ago he came 10 Minneapolis mud for thu
hast four years has been Il resident OF tho
West side Leon became quite intimate
with West side Germans and was induced
tn join thcir Turner society, lie has
since been quite an active member of
thai organization,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

ra,iw g' l fisyti, Announces that tho $50 =,
Sasl' Natalie whose steal,h, s'e steam
r riVn the tuiied s,ntes srans. eslnns
49, -sus; mas been captured bv N. =, 49,,
"11T ~ Dessalines and Caea;r iia' ''an
90 ne " mysterious craft Was ia,...,
-vr'une island, one Of The Rshe ~ ~
hosr9 hnd ammunition being fr,r5 In ~,
tbst :, sne was seized upon infor qne ,i on
~ ene munitions OF war were infen5s.i
i S DC delivered to Hayden rey yifis's
beaa ne shure crew Of the Natalie have
D Doiito snot by order Of President HID
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
sEARLEs OF THE TRUST SAYS
ENEMIES
SEEM 10 BE AFTER II CLOSE.
lie Docsn't sec Anything Fright fol
Holders OF Sugar shares-IIc Ne
oiarcs German Sugar wiil be
Imported Heavily II tho
wilson min Passes.


nv Associated Press.
New York. March 10.--TrcaUrer
Searlcs Of tho American Sugar Refining
COMPANY being asked today for 4 state
mcut MS 10 the effect Of the proposed
mrln bill IN It's present form. replied;
There seems TO be an impression that
amy dincrrnce whatever on the higher
grades of sugar necessarily means
protection 10 the sugar rciuing Industry,
and persons unfamiliar with the tech
niraliues Of the proposed schedule as.
sune that the difference between the
proposed duty on the lower gradca Of re-
hned sugar and the higher grades IL u
protection TO tho refnorlcs, They do NOT
take Into account the difference In In
trlnslc value between the two grades
TO any one who Il at all familiar
with the sugar business Il will be anpar-,
rni Ia moment that when the vary
my rates Of the duty are reduced To
parity Of 100 degrees Of rnw sugar there
y practically no eaiu Whatever Tor the
American rrhneriev, Under the duuoa
as proposed some Of the grades of re-
tnel sugar from ENGLAND would come in.
TO this country 81 a lower rate Of duty
thnn the American winor viii be
OBLIGED 10 pay on this raw material. tina
pplnriaaunn.N
Mr. Selrlef mlng aal,cd us 10 The rcal
son for the strength Of sugar stocks,
replied II cannot conceive upon what
the stock Is being advnnc,l AZ this tine
In The face Of the proposed legislation,
which H. destructive TO lhc Industry, I'm
fortunately for us. the influence of such
q movement coutnidioia The facts aud Gg.
urrs submitted Ia tho committee Of tho
acnnte, /, looks morc than anything
else Ike concerted plan on tipa part OF
ihe cnvmic4 Of tho company 10 accomplish
lfs destruction"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

BY Associated Press.
NJ mpbis. Tenn. March 10.-Reroris
fran varirus points Ia Kansas are TO lhe
effect thai tho worst sand storm eyer
known appeared today The seloelV % - me
wind bcing nearly 20 Mules az nour
Farmers report wheat IN mowgi 1ie JIM
indrr5 forming miniature mountains.
NAM folds are said to be. ruined m
nlaccs where the soil was isLt Inc
storm came from the northwest. me
anfhonscs. fences and other property wa
moi respected by the wind. and suffered
destruction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

M Aas0oIlu0u ITrFN5 -,
,y--sbington. March 1O.-The navy de-
n,rfmeui has received aud today proceed
70 ~ tast the first armor plates that
-s be.,1 completed by the new and
sH,,inensive Haryayizing plant 81 ihe Car
800 works Tho Two piaif~ 90 not
-crrs al any particular loi designed for
re-,ri. but are experimental plates,
snh.nitfsd 20 undergo trial 10 demon,
4iratc the efficiency Of ~, new rlani %
.s,.,tu..inr The Harveyized plates The
p',.,,..rsrsent was conducted az the eor
lament proving station ~ iadian Head.
o,ir one plate vas tested. that one b.
ne ten inches thick end eight ny len
feet. - a. f.,.,, ,i.,.,..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

~ AssOcl1tel press,
New York, March 1O.-Reports re-
ceived here confirm the report nf thu
seizure of the steam yacht Natalie and
me execution Of her crew. A few DAYS
ago the Natalie was discovered by a
passing vessel anchored off Fortune
islend, about 400 miles north Of Hayti.
end a Hayiian gunbnt was also an
chored in close proximity to her.
~ was learned that Aippolyte had ey-
pressed the determination that tile Nata-
Ne cargo OF arms and ammunition
miles, and had given orders that. h cnse
sue should attempt 10 leave Fortune iii.
and she must be seized BY the Haytian
Eunbeot which has been on the lookout
for her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
nIs nnA1nrI AsaIIRpp.

Tho sultan sinrfed
gay those words again" he command
81 percmpiorly,
The court physician bowed.
Married men," no repeated ''Rra
shown by stntictis 10 be- le1s suasptibla
"a The grip bacillus thHn single men"
lIis Majesty referred 10 a large book.
Three hundred and slKty-ufas IN good
and regular stumbling. he Ead. Sir
rahr
lie WA addressing mo clnrnbenlaiB,
In n loud, dici,aso tone
81 lshnll not. after an. p,t 90 thors
sand-pnpnr daurda Of mina, cold waFo
or no cold wnyor Puck.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
poLp HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
A Prominent Merchant Held Up Near
the City.

Last night Mr., ElmOrn Armstrong Of
the Collns-Armstrong company was out
driving with a lady, and about $ o'clock
crossed the bridge over West Fork and
proceeded out the pike road toward Chau
tnuqua park. When short distance
ont two men approached and when with
in a few feet Of the horse stopped, drew
two forty-tiye cnliber pistols, covered Mr.
Armstrong and ordered him to throw IN
his hands Although Mr.. Armstrong
had d thiriy-twO caliber revolver In his
hip pocket, II was plain that resistance
was futile, and he suoclmbcl TO 'he in
evitable. He was compel 'd TO get out Of
the buggy, when one Of the tobhcrs de-
spoiled him Of his gold watch AMI chain
worth 500, his pistol aud 81 in money.
The lady behaved with admir bic co.1'
age. didn't faint and yea asked the
robbers to give Mr.. Armstrong chance
to get his pistol and protect himself.
MIR Armstrong says 3e ;hinks other
people driving out tie ull w're hlfo
robbed. He thinks he couli den ,fy the
rohbers without trouble, The officers
have been notified.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
|uAY De FOUGHT TODAY
.,a.,tIe Already Mapped Out.
s.u Francisco in Rather a
I...,,ous Position, but IL
u,tchcs the Nietheroy's
work closely - Tn"
rebellion soon
TO End.


= !
Lad, 1891 by me Associated
IN
n Iaaelro. March 1O.-1here pow
n 3 > 49, La. q, M ~
lad q pronipt 'l'''4ns W '"e ~
}, isr III Rio ID concerned
l,,uite cruise Nitheroy. the
Arr,r1 and the t,rnedo
e'-' - -. A.. ~ n
')sivler' uacNeu UP ny u"I'e p"
y bats brought over IRON Ter
H. arrived here.
,,,,e mast II has been known
~ uNis
,SgOs Meet was OH uhe entrance
~, bat the SIX vessels mentioned
! y toe forts, at the entrance of
until ebortly before daylight
4 W. sba s,,n -. ~.
~ was seen TO be at anchor
. ort Sac Jaon and the famous
Fl FORT. The government fleet
4 ItOr aud well protected by the
4 Iert Santa Cruz as well as by
n q the two forts already re-
\ aeroy from the position which
! efpplcs, is expected to be able
" her dynamite shells at Fort
roa, and when Nillegaignon has
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
SULPHUR SPRINGS BUDGET.

Sulphur Springs, Tex, March 1O.-R 4.
VI. Henderson was asked II he was a
candidate for. comptroller. He said he
was. candidate for the Democrats
nomination for comptroller Of public Az
counts first because he wanted the office
Tor tue salary there was Ia it, and second.
because he thought 1t was an honor that
any man might Justly be proud Of. that ~
holding state office in a great stata
like Texas. ''''''
Mrs. e. b. Williams. most cstl-nahle
lady died yesterday after long illness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
URGENT DETECTION.
|alei Press

Ayres. March 10. -Advices
Aee today from Porto Allegro,
Rio Grande do Sui. are to the
iAe Insurgents in that state
efed a severe blow through the
nom their standard of General
We, until recently, had been
,eislle supporter of tile rebel
y pas now completely abandon
lfsents and has disbanded the
.sn who were under his COM
= supposed that the election
% the offices of president
. seslcent has had some effect
A .a w, Of General Salgado. who
''ae by the military despotism
DE Brazilian government
y len. SalgadO's desertion of
ne best kind Of evidence
ion in Rio Grande do Sui
Us because of Its own in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
AwAIIAN TROUBLES.

co' March 1O.-The steamer
a.. ~ and a half days from
!. ,t.h this morning Up TO
e was no change in the
! NILS asked the government
.,,.'i.,alhgtou's birthday. which
- ,lg the public offices. Pub
IN b hefe held and Minister VIII
~. resident Dole.
ar IS seriously alarmed
kF,ts number Of Isnglishmen
~, who arrived during the
~ ulns; and who are believed
y N. 'l'.lsied at Vancouver By
:, Ae Foyalist cause.
Nh .gI IN pursuit Of employment
y we'd supplied with
a ny y! they will make a decis-
| "a. ~ possession of the execu-
|rs 'na trouble is expected 10
. f,,,-,- mas taken prompt
|ls '''s'fate The attempt should
Received ~ 1te ar,t.,rt4ies
d a sape ihat pagin the
W ~, fTin ess Rairlmi. Is
~ ~ ~, shorty lsare m i.ns-
shorty leave n Enc
ts., slei q letter In Which ie
|if the Hnres 4rion and
Nfnaneuliy q ieated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
no coLoRED MEN on THE JURY.
Novel Point Raised 10 m Effort 10 Save a
Negro Murderer.


trenton. \. j.. March 10-Judge shipman
and ex-Congressman Harris appeared ne,
f1re 6'hnpcelor McGll this Afternoon and
spnlied for 4 writ 81 error In the case OF
George Andrew, who was convicted In Jnu-
uarr OF cutting his wlfe's throat with
ra51r Andrews Is colOrcd man Hu
wns Jealous Of his wife and lived nnart
from her In Washington warren count,
mi acrordiug 20 the contention Of the
sfat,'s attorney. IN NJ o. rage slew her
Iliy counsel contended that the woman
committed suicide, and they want the YER
Niessr.. shipnan aud Harris raised the
noint. among others, that the sheriff of
Warren county had SUMMONED 20 coiored
man to serve on the grand jury which ioual
No Indictment. or on the panel Of peut
i,,rors from which were drawn the twelve
men Who tried the case, The law, thcy
held requires the sheriff 10 iinpanel lntprs
gren MI the citizens 10 the county. Ihere
arr 400 coiored people IN the county hhl
fbey nrc excluded from the operation ot
this law. Therefore The panels drawn Tor
ihe term Of court In question were uhiaw-
fll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
nr1yIrr srrpnNr wIrn rwo WIZ.
MS Two Homes IN South B1fton within q
Block Of Each Other


By Associated Press,
Bsston. Mass March i0-Gehhurd Lewis
MAYER. about 80 years Cd recgnty . ai,
y,eity student In the baptist lheol9gieal
't-,,i;,nrv IN Newton. Noes, has dltnlr
,,csred a. a result u the discovery that Ne
ksI tnarrlef two women within Few gtaIA
XVI mas carried on two separate house,
holds. s ,t a., 1864
,rs. married 10 Angelina spinl ~ thlA wv
N.yar vas a plumber. He became inter
esfsd Ia religion Ia 1890. and IN ISL ~ We
s,,ns 4 student FOR the ministry. ne was
suiitd i,c prominent church peOtle nnn
~ MA wife. who worked hard a. dress
n,,lina 10 aid Va The support N Dgih, Lhlll
Issl5 Ai4v liked Ia newton, but 10 Nnfeh-
~ last moved TO south BOSTON, Mayer
,ie,ted his wife cnec week;
49, faff he went % fuualp. where ne
.s--iea NIIsa carrie Bifrs. WHO had known
Rl,rer froui his boyh11d. Mayer brought
bil low wife 10 B3t9u last Ihanksgiyins'
"a - uD an establishment ln H9pth it9l-
~. in 10 next street lud Niinin lew
s.ia,ifs..' walk Of bis other homq.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
GLADSTONE IMPROVING.

froaa Report
London, Mar,A 10 Gladstone naseed a
good night. and y much better tia morn
ing
jnmcs Theobald. Conservative snMnbsr
nf parliament. Nho WAS seribasIr ininrfd
while boardlug . train last ldgit died
flis nlDroipe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

By Associated Press. -
49, t',,,..a no az month. 10 pflson yes
WA MAY f5r bIsamy NJ pleaded r. sTen Ne
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Chicago, H., March 1Gldgha's state build.
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rt,gifent OF New York who will move II To
that state. aud use It IA nummor resi-
dence The structure originally cost va.
OOu. and was sold for $4,000,