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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

season Fairly Under Way and Loco
Players Doing Good Wors.

Players Doing Good WorS.
The Maroons defeated the Nonparsils in
a baseball game of five innings At West
Seattle yesterday afternoon by score of
7to2. Both clubs put up an excellent
game. but the Nonpareils we're clearly out
classed by the heavy-hitting Maroons.
The features of the game were the battery
work OF King, Wright and Davis for the
Maroons, and Reid and Bell for the Nom
pareils. Heavy stick work was done by
simmons. Mantor. McKinstry and Davis
tor the Maroons and by Gannuits AMI
Johnson for the Nonpsreiis. Bill Sim
mons startled the crowd by fine running
catch of long foul iiy from Reds bat
Mr.. White umpired the game and gave
general satisfaction. The Maroons will
soon appear in new gray uniform.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16
A GREAT FAvORITE.
Notable Instance Of the Results
Of Liberal Advertising.
Extraordinary Sales Of the Best 81 All
epsfne Msdieisss-Is AAhes
People Well.

In January when times we're the hardest
and many advertisers were reducing their
expenditures for printers ink. the Posr-
IsrELIfGKxcEa had An order from the pro-
prietors Of Paine's celery compound for
the largest amount OF advertising ever
Published by il for any medicine.
The wisdom Of this course 10 shown BY
the fact that today the druggisis Of this
city report that no other medicine sells as
freely - Paine's celery compound. This
is good object lessen for the local adver-
tisers and shows that If they have an ar
ticie Of superior merit, and will advertise
it literally and jndiciously in the Posi-
ISrEILisEscEs, they will find their trade
increasing, and the hard times will not be
noticed by them.
Among newspaper men Paine's celery
compound 10 especially popular There Is
no occupation whose requirements are %
wearing upon the nervous system a. that
Of newspaper work. Subject to duty at all
times. with liability to sleepless nights
ana dinneriess days, there 10 . peculiar
strain upon the system in the reporter
work, which frequently leads to physical
exhaustion and mental depression. 1t is
an ideal medicine. producing lasting good
results. and Is pleasant TO take Ii Is q
soothing. strengthening, and altogether
wholesome remedy that will cure any case
Of nervous exhaustion or kindred ailment
that has not reached q hopeless state, II
indeed such . condition is possible since
the in valuable properties OF celery have
been utilized In combination with other
herbs to make this preparation.
At this season Of the year. when the
nerves need strengthening and the blood
purifying, there is an enormous demand
for the compound. which serves to prove
the value Of extensive and judicious ad.
vertising of meritorious article.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

Do not wear impermeable and tight-6t-
ting hats that construct the blood vessels
of the scalp. Use Halls Hair Remover
occasionally and you will not be bald.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-12

defendido Ha sonado ena deeonac6n yo
be caido desmayada, peso mi hijo Sc ha saliva
do, gracias al doctor Leroyer.
~ III doctor LerOrer. -repitieron 4 Ia vez
con profanda emoci6n Blsta, Eariqus R7ne
Va veis-dijo E.tAbaa que yo t4nia ra-
zon al asegurar que Ia hi~tosia de Ester De-
rieux So haila iudi-olpbie.nente unida al cri-
men del puente de Nau;ly
Ester hi2o gesto negative djo
Ne, es BruLoy. Y hablo de B-uuoy.
= Hija mia e dijo el doctor no trates de
recordar. Foy 4 deciros Ia verdad de 10 ocu-
rrido, despues respo0dereis mis- pregan-
tas.
81, or 10 promato pero antes quiero sa-
buea doctor no estan mi iado. D5nde e7t6
la cuna de ni hiio
Ester murmuc6 Enrique vuestro hiio
no esta va en- la cuna.
Ha .nuerto. -eSo!an6 con espanto la po
bre mujer.
NADIA i psueba, "a bab}srenos de E
dentro de POGO. Cuaado cy+eis que nacit
vuestro hijn
-Hace algunos dias
"a En- que ano estauos?
! En- el d. 1885
I Haze veintldos amos esteyuos en- 1857
! No estais ahora en Brunoy. sino en Paris.
I La ViudH de Sagismundo miro asombradi
Esteban, y murmuro:
+ II Neiutidos anos! N4intidos amos !. E,
verdadR iEs possible?
-Si, durante ese tempo hebeis estad,
y estoy cura,la2
para Siempr42
! -5Y que ha sido, dneante nj largo sueno
/ &c los qu- yo - 4ba2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-12

miserable! Antes que toques mi hijo, te
ahogare.
Los crispados dedos de Ester tocaban casi
al cuello del Senador. Jorge, lleno de terror,
retrocedi0, y tropezando con la mesa la dej0
caer, asi como la ampara que sobre ella sc
encontraba. La habitaci6n qued6 scmida en- la
oscuridad. FL senior de la Tour Vaudieu bus
caba la pnerta sin lograr encontrarla, parecien-
dose en- aquel momento hera cogida en-
un lazo. Ester lie persigui6 cogiendo con
ambas manos 81 levita, le oblig6 detenerse.
FL DUque lanz6 una exclamation de miedo Y
de eolera, J cogiendo Ia pobre mujer por los
brazos, Ia rechaz6 con tai fuerza, que Ia AFRO
| jo al suelo, exhalando un deoil gemido. Jorge,
libre al fn, corrio hacia ell jardfn. A los pc
cos pasos tuvo que detenerse para enjugar el
1 sudor que inundaba su rostro.
4 -5Quien ha traido esta mujer aqui. u baibu
/ ce6.-6Qpe Sc trama contra nj Y que peGgros
| me amenazan
! Sc dirigi6 hacia la calle de la Universidad, y
va llegaba al muro cuando oy6 que un coche
SO paraba ante la puerta, el ruido de algunas
| voces y 81 de la llave que giraba en- la cerra
dura; Jorge retrocedi6 corriendo, tom6 Ia lin
terna Sc precipit6 en- el camino snbterraneo
"a era tempo. Por la puerta del jardin aca-
baban de entrar Enrique de Ia Tour Vaudieu,
Rene Moulin. Esteban Berta. Esteban Ian
70 an grito de espanto al entrar en Ia habita
oi6n. A Ia d9bil claridad de Ia lumbre de /;
chimenea apercibio 4 Ester desmayada en- g
suelo.
La mesa caida -1nurmur6 Bsrta.-La In.
apagada. senales de lucha. iQue ha pa
sado aqui?
Rene Moulin ayu36 al doctor a levantar 4 i
viuda Dc Segismundo 4 sentarla sillon
/! ID D6nde esta Franciscas- -pregunto Este
ban,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-12

-Q1e habeis vi~to ese hombre aqui -
exclar6 el ioven abogado. ESQ impossible
Estais. sCnaudo.
No 40 estoy sofando -replie0 Ester
lie be giSto, "a he Iecouocido he luchaio con
81 como 10 hice hace vejnte amos para defen-
der mi hija Ha envei4ci3o. Sus cabellos
estan blancos, pero conserva siempre la mis-
ma expression Ia misma mrada. Ahrmo an
te Dios que era ej
Enriqua de Ia Tonr Eaudieu estaba aterra-
DO. Todos guardabau sencio 81 alrededor,
porqre todos adivinabau a. horrible secreto.
- ahora -dilo d. repente E.ter-s voso-
tros roca contestsr. Qae hs ocurrido desde
Ia ca5astrofe de Brunoy! sDonds estd Ssgis-
mnnAo. mi mario
Nuri6 haca veiutA amos -replco -ne
.H4 mnert0, -dlio Ester con Il corazon
l. gtrrsdo + l!oraudo an,rg gamente
Al cabo d algnnoS segundas enj 90 sus
agrinias pregunt6
! nj hio
Naestro hiio fn6 cou6sdc Al doctor Lero-
var; p-ro "a noche misna d. Ia mu4rt- del
duqus S4gj=mnndo, vuestro inatido. 81 meiico
"a unov cay0 lazo qQe Ia htblan ten
Ill 10, fae ass-inado " a n i-sapareci6.
r ter - re5otci6 las maaos epu des4spe-
racioa
ali biio ba 4esapsrAsidv! -4xelam6 con
terror IA pobre mujer y so habre dormido
rntiios amos para no tener Il coosu"lo de
v+,ie al despartar! D os no pued7 permitir ESQ!
40 h. heeho p,ra MERCER tsa tremendo
8. tigo2
Wy daros una ezperarza -d;jo Rsne, Y
eort6 E tar IA ldgabre historic del pueute
Il NeuilIy todos los detatles referentes al
nino.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-12

La honrada criada dormia profuudamente
en ell primer piso. Fueron 4 de<partarla, Y
crando bajo, ell j6ven doctor le pregunt6:
-iNo habeis dido 10 que ha pasado en- esta
habitaci6n?
No, senior, dormia profundamente Vnes-
tro ito vino haee una hora diciendo que tenfa
que comunicares una cosa muy urgente I le
die que estabais en- la calle de Revebal, ala
Sc dirgio en- su coche, porque dice qne es in
dlspensable que os yea esta noche. Eutonces
subj acostarne, dejando esta pobre sonora
en- CANA durmiendo tranquilamente
II Es muy extrano! -dijo Enrique de Ia Tour
Vaudieu.
Ahora sabremos 10 que ha ocurrido-re
pheo E~teban Loriot -porque Ester vuelve en-
| La convaeciente abri6. en- efecto los ojos,
| y pareciendo recordar, prsgunt6 de repente
| al doctor:
-5Y mi hijo2 5d6nde ~sta mi hijo? Esta-
| ba ahf en- su cuna. El infame ha venido
q robarme matar nj hijo, pero 20 he lu-
chado y 10 he defendid Llarnad a nj rnarido
-Eata mas loca q1e nunca-dijo en voz
! baja Enrique de la T ar Vaadisu 4 Esteban
-No-replico este dltimo -recuerda, pero
no tiene conciencia del tempo transcurrido
Cree encontrarse al dia siguieute del en- que
| empezo su loeura.
Ester oy6 estas palabras, diio, llev5ndose
las manos la cabeza.
La locura---- SPor que hablais de locurai
Jos imaginais que he estado loeae Estoy g
pleno uso de mi raz6n :. 10 racuerdo todo
hace ocho d1as que estamos en Brunoy la Sc
nora Amadis y yo. Mi padr esta Paris
todo 10 lgnora auu, pero perdonara, por
que tendra uotcia de mi fata al mismo item
po que de mi casamiento. Tengo IN hijo. Ur
miserable ha querido rob8rmelo---- 70 le IL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-12

Lo saabremo~, sin du1a, cuando nos hay5is
respondido.
-Interrogadme, poes estoy di~pue-ts a
espondero-:
-iEs a Brapoy donde % lI4v6 . ,ra salir
de vnest-o euidado uaa sonora iIamsda ANA
di-2
-Si, senior respondi6 Ester en- voz my
bsjs pon6ndose roj9 como una lapola
- Fl doctor Lsroyar era j ii7n os vi7i-
saba2
Si--.---y era para nj muy bueno Un
dia ---yo acababa De dar luz 4 nj hiio y
es taba tan de0il que ap4nas ola III eDteudi4 10
que paSaba a mi arAdedor; an sae-rdote entr6
con aigunos desconocidos ep fn htbitaci6n, Y
ule pfegnoto 81 qp-tia aceptar par asposo II
hombre qp'ep con todo nj corazon ansba
liza al+grl4 no mata = nadie, presto que v, e4-
toy viva! A'guuos ru5nutos de p4es m hiia
t-nis4 nn honbre yo era Daqnesa Ii Toar
Naudeu
Un grito De sorpresa aeo.i6 las atiae. ma
iabras De E -tel.
;Daqress Dc IA Taar yaa.ijsn. il En
riqQe e>tapef@c.a
Si repugo E-t-r + haa-bs4 : qa;e
a,naaa quien me upl - tarusbt : rlie., ]o
SAgismurdo, DdqRe d. Ia Toar- Van lieu Pa
de Francisi y nj hjo levara 81 titulo IL 81
pare.
Enrique Sc puso liviao. R-re Mon.ja. se-
cordando 10 ore dijer4 Il ex-aotar5a, comenz6
ceeer que el criminal podeia muy bieu
Jorge Re Ia Tour- Eaulieu
-5Y vuestro hi fae conf ado al me iic, A.
Bren"y. e. doctor Leroyer pr.glnt6 En-
rque
( partir del pi,toletazo 10 ne arn-r.a d7
NADIA -responalo Ester. Solo ~a qge 4t.- 10
anomento hs vueito ver aqui 4 no.nbre de
/ B-nnoy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-12
ASN
ASaa-sss
EL DIVLIO MAJESTIC
COLEGIO DE pa ENSENANZA
HASTA Ell BACHILLERATO
Un5co estoblccjmient0 de eSta c1asc c32
Ponce lcgalnente autori@ado
ar-Rv-vScrox ,r,o pnV rsrv TrvRr A,1-ST >7tIESTo

Altos hajos de un espacioso c6modo
local, separado del centro de Ia poblaci6n !
de los mas higi5nicos ygentiIadoe de Ia ciu-
dad, con hoymoeo patio arbolado para reereo
ejercicios GIN nAsticos de los alntnros.
Caadro completo de Protesores para Ia
"a ensenanza.
Una comisi6n de los sehores catedratjco-
de Institute CieH coneurriFa oada ano We
tificar los ezamenes de curse de ingle-o.
Profesores d. los idiomas ioRles V frances
Estudios comerciales para phrito mer
cautil
Cla-es de adorno como mu-ica dibujo
ri ColeQio cuenta va desde Sefenibre con
an plautel de aluunos externos . iuternos,
proceden,-s estos 1iltimos a. Ponce ! de
otros pueblos De la Esla
a los ejereicios De gimnasia 8 las hora
de estu,i.o - droiEen { los externos, me
dante una u6dica grati6caci6n para ayudar
q los gastos de vigilancia Y alumbrado.
Las classes suspendidas con motive de las
vacaeiones ds eetoe dlsa; Sc reanudar6u 81
dia 5 del entrante Enero.
En- cuanto d las condolences econ6micas
regimen interior del Colegio SO enviaran
!nforme tadee las personas que los deseen
soliclten del Director que susesius.
Francisco G. De Silica
Ponce, Enero de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-12
XXVU

-iEres to- bandidol-dijo Ester-tte conoz-
COL. iVeues robarme q matarme mi hijo
Pero yo sabre defenderle como otras veces,
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Ponce, Enero 1 de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-12

complete de drogas fmo6utcos qufmoo
nortados mas que
oec ientela al p1bIo general precios imados
despacho de ppcione cargo de un faaeeato OBJ
aea mayor esrupulosidad exscdtud Junie de 1893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-12
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JAvIER DE MONTEPfN
Ell FIACRE NUMERO Ii
Version caStellGna
TERCERA PARTE
JUSTICIA
XXTTT
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JAvIER DE MoNTEPfN
(Continuaci6n)

Una muj ujer.--.-murmuro en- voz bala.-
Isl sera la querida de Enrique?-Se acerco
adn mas, y de repente lanz6 un grito de espan-
to exclam6:
-iEster Derieux!- -iEs Ester!
Otro grito respondi6 al del Senador. La
viuda de Segismundo, que habia despertado
bruscamente, al yer Jorge salt6 del lecho y
Sc dirigi6 hacia Ell Duque, dci5ndole con voz
de reconcentrado odio:
-.iLadr6n! iladr6n! fpor 6u te veo! 5Que
has hecho de mi hiio7
La pobre mujer hablaba de la nocbe en- que
Jorge de Ia Tour Taudeu entr6 por la venta-
ma de la esquina de Rougeau Plumeau para
asesinar al hjo de Segismundo.
Los veintidos amos trascurridos habian pa
sado como un sueno para Ester.
Tambien el Duque recordaba la terrible no
che De Brunoy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

The Cotton seed Trust Injunction
Grnntrd--A Damage SUIT.

Nh. ,a,,,. sod r,,., tn,rr,,,ou
crnn,,d-, pn,.nn, su,t.
A,,s,,, A., g., 90 M. ,asa a,
Mira Rosa heiuenheimer vs. me MiA'
Houri. kansaa and TcNaA railroad was
settled this motnin. by the Jury re-
,,,...,, 1910, ~. en- nnn a., a.,,.
"'''"s = Ne'u'V' i'' s,V'VV' :"
ages. rms N the case IN when MiH'
Heidcnheimer sued the Missouri, Kan
sna ana .r,xna ,and for sho 600 aauA,sen
~ III, ~. ,.,,.,..,a :, a.,,,.
io' '"V "'"Nh W W. '"''N
Marcos last fall by the explosion of
Baker heater In one OF the passenger
-,
'osu"es'
Mr - IS sutuer OF whom 80 MUM
has been written OF late. secured hla
fr,.aom mis- morning bv rlvinp bond
80 ,,, 80, .......
w 'he sum VI cow i''s VARY VIZ sN''
up at the October term
Austin was Atelped In sorrow this
mnrnins bv IN. announcement Of tho
death OF Richard Y. Lee' the son OF
Rov. n. u, Lee, the rector OF tha 81
Dayld's Icpiscopa euhrch OF this city.
N. 80, 49,. ,4....,,,. $50. So,
'h'h u'"'" NAS u'''eu, '''@ee -
rupture sustained whlle nngAsihs III
athletic sport ut the university last
snrine no died mat nj daybrcnl, this
rnnrninv and ma funeral viii take
,ines rom Tho unisnonnl church To-
n,orrow ile wnn nhont ~ Years OF
s,,e and would hnve Graduated al tho
,,,,1y"rsi,,, tbJs cn,uing ssssien
ma r5,iawIpg Charters we're Med
,odnv ,n IN, ofi,ee az tho acoretarv OF
s1stss
mn. Teieyram puhliahinr eompany
| n, Tvisr, eanital atoeh 10000 Tho
,ac,r, s IA "a N ANA NV
"a iipts,tsnn
mn 49, ,,,rn,r ,s.,,.I. noit.s,e
a, psr,.' aan,,s .,oal sSs 9ao innar-
narators ri n Comma lam Marlin
a n snirecon Mary n seott and
| Nnry connar
gis,., an,n.inae Win lncntion A.,
| ,bs sanJovat set,i"ment Wlll,nmson
eogniv .rhs purnn." a. relisio,,s ana
.d,,ns,io,,si a,d tbs t,ns,rraraIars ma,
tardInon6 arhIicisi,,.en n Ieeho,y al.
80 ISmsssi Urrn,.rn fehmnnn n
! ii.rhsf a zenbiln and e W oher.
m,,eiio1
Tbe elty of Te,nule succeeded yes-
tefdny IN having her pnbiie acbool
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

an INTERNATIONAL CASE.
A Mexicrn supposed 90 Have bs""
kidnapped and Hohbed.

Laredo. Tex, sept. 22,--For several
DAYS there have been ugly rumofh
aflont concerning kidnapping case In
witch two men lost their lives, but
nothing sufficiently Definite for publi-
cation occurred until II o'clock last
night, when Chief Deputy sheriff An
tonic Magcon and his assig'srt, Jaeobo
salnzar. were arrested on charge OF
kidnapping, preferred by District At
torney Hicks before District Judge
MoLane. Roporters are not able TO
learn all the facts upon which ne state
bases It's charge. but the defendants
story Is as fellows: Al the Instance or
Colonel Villsenor commanding IN
Nuevo Laredo, Magnon arrested Ia ms
city last Saturday night desertar
from the Mexican army OF eourse,
derertion is not AN eSttaditable oiteise'
but the purpose Of the arrest was 10
learn from lin the whereabouts OF
some Mexican army arms brought 70
this side by subsequent desertera. The
desertar, whose name " Barcenahs was
arrested and carried 10 jail about II
O'clock at night ~ o'clock Anknoh,
who by virtue OF his high position hah
tf-H ACCESS " Wv JUL AfAlAA' Af''t"f 49,
two hours afterward. learning nothing
OF interest from Barcenas ne turned
him out OF jail. ana hns, he claims
meyer saen him since About two
hours after cries Of help, murder.
am drowning" were heard about bali
a mile above the city IN the RIO
Grande river. MnFnon and Salnzar.
who happened in that nclghb0rhood AZ
that hour. went 10 the rescue, ana
saved two men, one OF whom was
captain In the Mexican army and the
other a private. They were allowed 10
return to Mexico. since then che skin
man who was known TO be present end
who plies his business on the river,
and the deeerter have been missing.
Tho body Of the skiffman was found
twenty miles below. but nothing has
been see nor heard OF BarconaH since
that tragic night His mother and
wife claim to have evidence % show
that Magnon aud saiakar accompanied
him. In fact forced him 10 20 TO tho
point from which the cries proceeded
and that they assisted 70 push on me
boat. u IA said that tbs Mexican
colonel named had offered a reward for
Paroanas Sheriff Benavidss today
cancelled the commission Of the two
officera and they have been arrested
and are out on bond The sherin has
not as yet selected a chief deputy.
New Developments are iourly expected
and II - believed mat some very
prominent frontier people are mixed up
in the affair Magnon says he Knows
nothing Of any attempt - kiinhp Bar
cenas: that he turned him loose AZ he
rad 10 and has not seen him since.
The examination viii begin next Mon
day. when seDsati0nal Developments
aYs e~raoted II IL reported very lately
that the body OF Bar>enns hns been
found and that his hands we're tied
behind his back and that there were
signs OF violerce on hiIr This report
l. followed Immediately BY another
that Barcenas was carried to Monterey
next DAY after The aiisKed kidnapping.
Thsre are rnaay different reports Anoat
and great deal of excitement exists.
II viii therefore be impossible 70 get
the straight Of the story until the "a
animation occurs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

Waco Sept, 22.-The tlng-a-llng OF
the telephone ell aroused Mr.. Ed
Hickman, telegraph operator at the
Waco and Northwestern office, last
Thursday night, from the. contempla-
tlon of the happy events Of the future,
and as he placed the receiver OF the
instrument to his ear. he heard IA
miliar voice. Answering. he said; Now
Is a time as good az any"-"get ready at
once" The reply was IAN right" and
It seemed to transform him into the
most happy and energetic young man
in town. Miss Trent Massey, one of
the young ladies employed at the tele-
phone exchange. had been requested
10 take the place Thursday night OF
one Of the operators, who was Ill.
After beginning her work, feeling I'M
equal to the task Of working day and
night, the young lady telephoned her
troubles to her afflanced, and when the
conversation. as partly reported above,
had been concluded. she at once left
the office and begun preparations for
her marriage, which took place at
Ii o'clock that night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

Corslcana, Tex. Sept. 22,-Albert
Coleman made an attempt 10 assassin
ate Scott Davis at his home, on the
east side tonight. while he was sitting
on his gallery. Coleman was about
ten feet from Davis when he fired
and recognized him. The ass0ssin's
bullet took effect below the left nipple.
When shot Davis walked into his
house and told his family he had been
shot and who had shot him. and
walked back on the gallery and was
shot at again by Coleman without
effect The would-be assassin then
made his escape, Davis claims that
Coleman was Jealous OF the attendance
he had paid woman, but he never
thought It would terminate In AN at
tempt ON his life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

owens plurality over Breckinrldge,
255. ,
Major johnson OF Fayette presented
the followina resolution. which was
unanimously adopted
Whereas, This committee did AZ its
last meeting provide that n man should
be legal voter u Democrat, ana IN
tending In good faith 10 support the
nominee to be entitled TO participate
in the Democratic primary; ana
whereas, Certain persons invoked the
mower OF n court and had the proNis-
ions OF the election law which gave
eject TO these laudable and time hon
ored principles suspended In one coun.
~ md relaxed in others TO the extent
that the election was not held under
Ire law and the regulations, therefore.
resolved. That w. c. owens on the
face OF the returns. having u plurality
OF gs5 votes, we declare him the Demo
crntic candidate for congress IN thlH
district. and urge all good Democrats
10 give him their support,
MIR. Johnson also introduced Tue roll
lowing resolution. which was adopted
Resolved That the poll or stuh DOOR
registration books and cortlfcateh OF
the officers Of the election relating 70
tho primary election held on the mn
inst, be retained by the shairmen OF
tha respective county oommitteoa ana
he held by them subject TO the right OF
amy OF the candidates or any Democrat
10 inspect and make oopies OF the
same,
The committee then adjuorned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

Portsmouth. Ohio, Sept. GA pen
sion case involving an entirely new
question has just been decided in the
courts said TO be without parallel In
pension legislation. Under the law a
widow receives 81 per month for each
minor child. Amelia creckbaum sued
her mother, Mrs. Carolina Sohner TO
recover the money received ON her
account from the government Her
nisa was that the word for In the
law made the mother simply the Gus
todian us IL We're Of the money and
that she should pay It over when the
minor reached majority. The court de-
cided In favor OF the defendant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

London, Sept. ga dispatch TO the
Times from chemulpo. corea. dated
september ie. says that thirty-two
Japanese transports conveyed by a
acct Of warships OF japan. have ar
,1yaa at that port bringing reinforce
,nenrs The latter. the dispatch addi,
eonsists OF 1000 soldiers and Soo9 cool
Ses Win 1000 pack horses, several pom
taon bridges and batteries q noun
,sin guns The relnfoseemenis were
h,,rrled forward 70 sooai. the capital
~ corea, where, u is satn, an attack
upon the part Of the Shinese eA
,.srfad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

Chicago, Sept. 2g.-rhe formal judy
ment OF custer In the whisky trust
case was entered By Judge Gibbons
this morning. AL the attorneys were
present in court and agreed with At
torney General Moloney on the docu-
ment The judgment as entered Gusts
the Cattle Feeding and Distilling com.
many OF ali It's corporate privileges ana
eonpels the respondents to pay the
costs of the suit instituted by the peo,,
Die An appeal was prayed for ana
allowed to the supreme court on the
Judges order. The appear VIII ACT
rs supersedeas to the Judgment.