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, 1894-06-13
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Dermtlhtes.

- On 6emielben Sage, als Ser Grzgrez
mierminiiter bon Gorea, &im>pf>&tum,
tpelber LANCE inter benz S6uBe bes Mifaz
Dos bon Sapdn Der @erebtt9feit entgtng,
in Shanghai crmorbct tpur6e, faro Elm
Qlttentat gegen 8ufo @ifo, ieinen alien
Mitperi6poreneu, in Gofio itatt. Nub
bieier Wfor6Derlu6 lit politil6er Ndtur.
Gin 9lttel1tGter purbe er8riifen un0 6ie
beioen anberen floben auf Die 0eianbtibaft
BON Gorea. Die iaponti9e 9tcgierung
for6erte lofort Bic Nuslieferung. Ser
coreonti9e @eiat6te erloubte Ser Golt3ei
nic6t ben Gintritt in 6as @eion6tl6uftSz
gebdu6e, bra6te bic beiben Nn9eflagten
jebocb 9ina1s, %tporauf ie 1ofort perbaftet
lpuroen. 9arauf berLieB ber @clonote
GoreaS 6as 2anb, obne iicb bonn &oiier 31
berabidieben. Sn Sapan 9laubt man,
baB Der @eianOte leIbit. in ben Mor6 berz
ipideIt lit.
-Gine Muero6ieniagb bat neultb in Ser
Dem ru1iti6en Npanagen@ 3eiiort geb0rigen
60riterei 8telotpei6sLDa Buidtf9a ltattge=
funben. Die Nucro6ien, Bic in ben Bdls
6un9cu bicies NieienforiteS fidb aufbolten,
tperbeu in Der Regel nicbt geia8t; I'M @ee
gelltDeil, man llc6t tie nob M0glidbfeit
por Dem Nl8fterben SIT betpabren. @egen1
ipGrtig leben in ben %genannten WGlbern
ettpa 900 @remplare bieier i~eltenen Tbier>
gattltng, ob9Ieicb Dor niht gar LANCER 3ett
gegen 400 Stiid infoIgc elmer Seude, Die
unter iDnen ouSbracb, gu @runbe gingen.
gor 3pei Moden muBte ober cine 9tuSz
nabme bon Ser getpobntcn 9fegeL gentacbt
iper6en. Gs iporen ndntli6 belonOers
ener8ti6e MaBregeGn gegen einen dlBerit
iDilben Nuero9len n~otRtuenbig 9emor6en,
Der iebr oiel l1nbctG anrt9tete unb bic
9an8e ltm9egenb uniider macbte. st
tpuroe erlegt.
= 8on S1ntttblumen balten fib 6e
8litt0en bet @ol0blume (G9rDiant6emum)
am lGngften frii6, ebe ie Deripelfen.
- Dem Sal iperben NalienDOrurtbcile
3ugei6rieben er ioQ einen Nltateu lieber
ais einen Ofeger f~relien, lieber aber ais
betoe einen @uropGer.
, 1894-06-13

pSenti3es (@erlnou) 5el8", aRduTtltbes Garlsbober
SaI5"y peer uSrrprpoeb Garlsbober Salt",, uub uuter
ntelen aneeren 8e3eibnunsen 81 ~berfaufeu iu9er, inter
Der AnpreiInug, baB nOeie ebeuio gut" ieieu, ipte bic
6bten BrpDufte BON GarIsba6, tpelDe brett aus ben
fpeltberibmten 0uele1 9eDOnnen tusrbeu.
9ies berabt MIR auf elmer 3duIbung bes 9ublifnms
bes 9rbBeret 9erbieuites tpegen, ben Der betreIfeube
SatbIer oil bieien JGIidun9en mabt. SIT tHunGi.
Ger Wetu D gut ME 6bter? @hroe iroenD
Sen'onb %pi1ieutltb fiinItItden geeiu benz nctiirltden
Gait Der 8ieben ~porstebeu2 gGarum cenu Iib bon bieIen
5dl1bun9en btnterfiibreu Gafen, fpesiea lpeun Die Sc.
iunobett oa6et in 5rage fontmtl Sic uatlrltden Bro.
bltte Der Gueneu Don @arlSbab eutbolteu 8efoubtbeile,
bic ftnitltb nidt Der9eteat luerbel1 f6unen. Set Sabr.
buuberten iinb Die 9gdfIer bon Carlsbad tpeacn ibrer
Setnpirfun9 bel araufbeiten Der Sober, 9ttereu uuo bs
W&o9ens ritbuIibit befaunt.
Sos d9te GarlSbober 9prubeI=5al3 miro brett aus
Der Spr1tbelquele luter ber 2eitunQ Der GtootQen1ei1nbe
Sorlsboo 9etuouue1, uuo bur1 beren @aeuteu fir Die
9eretni9ten Staten, bic Gtsner g. W}enbeIIon Gpntz
portp, Stem 9ort, %oerfauft. Sebe 6GoI9e bes d6t iutpor-
tirten &eaiiers uuO SpruOeG=@ol3es mug obtaes @tabt.
Iie9eL, fotpie Die unteri9rift Der 9tgeuteu r@isuer g.
GtenbelIon So, 152-154 6rantlin Str, Relu 9orf",
ali Der Gillette BADEN. gu Doben in alien Qpotbefeu.
Mon bite d Dor SAT- 9uu9en.
Ger Gto0trato GarISboS.
, 1894-06-13
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement q 2y ths BPE 9GT FIRE
Philadelphia in the l State Of Penn G yIgapia Nh the 6a
3lst day of .December, 1898: made to the Insurance
TO law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
............o S4VV,VuV.0S
Assets.
Value of Real Estate owned by the
Loans on Bonds and ortgages..:.. 6l0,o7ooo
United States Stocks and Bonds..... 50,S50.00
Railroad Bonds and Stocks. 49,. l,741, 10000
State, CITY, County and other Bonds. 5O9,2l2.G0
Loans on Collateral Security. w.. A4,S0o.Oo
Cash on hand and il. Bank ............ 1924 G2.06
Interest'due and ccrued........... 13,8lA94
ransmission. ....~ ......."..... 1885, 20
Rents due and accrued :. .......".. 641.66
Total Assets s 8,s5s,o58.8 SO
Less special deposits to secure liabili-
ties in Georgia and Virginia. ......., 50,4Oo.oo
Balance IS s.ao8. 658.a8
Liabilities. ..'
Gross claims for Losses, adj
justed and UNPAID. .......S I2,4376S
Gross claims for Losses,
upon which no action
has been taken ....:..... 91,5SI.S5
Losses resisted by the Com
pany ..........".. 7,250.53
Set amount of unpaid Losses. e11 2ss 50
outstanding risks 1,22s,2s4ss
perpetual Fire insurance policies be-
ing 95 per cent OF the premium or
deposit received, ............... 725, S79.71
All other liabilities ................. 100000
Total Liabilities S 2,168,888.68
Less liabilities. secured by special
deposits. y. -. 34,s71.oo
Balances 2,1ss. sl2.6s
Income.
Premiums received during the year, in
;.--..;.;.:.. 1882, 1879
the year 172,54311
Rents received during the year..... 1902. II
Total Income IS 1,76S, 7e1.o7
Expenditures.
Losses paid during the year ...........S 1850, 439. rs
Dividends paid during the year..... 60, 90
Commissions and Salaries paid during
Taxes PAID during the year. ........ 31,573.e7
Amount OF all other expenditures -. 43, $3.50 9
Total expenditures. ..S 1872, 1881
miscellaneous.
Total Risks taken during the year in
Total Premiums received during the
year in Illinois e. ;, -....:.".. 1o5,622.e5
Total Losses incurred during the year
Total amount Of Risks outstanding. 246, O60, 953. 90
ER. Dale Benson. President.
W. Gardner CrOWelIs Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 22nd day
of January, 1894.
(SeaD e W. HUNT,
Commissioner of Deeds for the State Of
Illinois at Philadelphia, Penn,
lap 623 Walnut st.
, 1894-06-13

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal NtatnmAnt of the PENNSYLVANIA FIRE
n "'""VmVht INSURANCE COMPANY of
Phlladelphla In the State Of Pennsylvania on the
Sist Gay OIL December 1898: made to the Insurance
Snperintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
, 1894-06-13
% ornnn0.

9as 9ubitfum lpiro por ses
piheulp1en 9dubleru ge.
iuarnt, Die 9embbuIi9es
9IouberIals, poer cine Wti,
ibuna BON GewDbuliGcm
Seiblibs @ulper ols uGarlSba.
Der Gaia, ,9pruoel=Sol3
, 1894-06-13
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Statemppt Of the PHENIX INSURANCE
hhhudl ol0t0tiOht COMPANY of Brooklyn in
the State of New York on the 31st day Of December
1898: made to the Insurance superintendent OF
the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
fun q I mn 000 00
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18
rExAs AND TEXANS.

Midland Gazette; All protection that
COW man wants IL TO be protected
from COW thieves. Give him e-cent
grass and rains and he Is willing Ia
compete against the world In raising
fat cattle without protection.
Houston Age. II any Texas conErcs.
alonal dlstfletH feet that they are liable
to be short on Democratic mathritles
some OF them might borrow from the
First There Is no opposition here 10
speak Of, and we can apare a few
thousand as well as not
Navasnta Tablet; Rice culture ia an
infant Industry In South Texas. but
There are now more than 5000 acres
In cultivation In Jefferson county alone.
and his years crop OF that county n
estimated az assn barrels. the gross
value Of which would be in the neigh.
horhood Of $4,000,
Mansneld Hawkeyc Mr.. IL d. l.
Tins has shipped one or two carloads
OF hogs this week, for which he paid
cents. Farmers should pay more AZ
tentian 90 hog raising ana lesa ta
cotton Two good hogs viii bring as
much as bale OF cotton. ana at less
expense.
Tyler Telegram: Why does the bal.
las News persist IN It's efforts to iniure
the Democratic party BY publishing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18

In 1880 the assessed value Of South
Carolina was Sass. 100000. while the
combined values IA Rhode Island and
New Jersey aggregated SAT-, 100000 AZ
ter the war she combined values In
Rhode Island and New Jersey amount
ed to sS6S. 600, GOO, and the value OF
South Carolina was NSs,OO0Oo0.
some recent statistics OF Mexico show
that there are 7900 schools within the
republic The land OF Mexico Is held
Ia feudal tenure by about 1000 families,
Patents are issued TO all who ask for
them. and the govern ment leaves the
question OF priority to be fought out
IN the courts.
The total railway mileage OF the
world was az the end Of the year 1899
Ao6,li6 The american continents have
more than onc-hOf Of the railway
mileage OF the world. and the United
States comes pretty near equal.ng Eu-
rope. Asia. Africa and Australia COM
hined. TIE total capital invested in
railroads at the beginning OF the year
1888 was, in round numbers, ss2, $50 600, !.
900, an average cost mile for the on
TIRE world Of a little more ,...i -. d
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18

Lieutenant Bralnard. whose name Ia
being Considered by the authorities At
Washington for promotion to cap
talney, ia the man who, with Lockwood
while meQipors OF the Greedy Arctic
expedition, 1t Is said, reached the farth-
est point north ever attained by man.
The journey was one OF the most re-
msrkable In the history Of Arctic OK
ploratlon, for 1t was accomplished
under the most adverse conditions.
Lieutenant Bralnard was then only n
sergeant and It was not untn some
time after tho return OF tho party to
civilization that he was rewarded for
his act in placing the American flag at
point beyond all othors by neuten-
pntcy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18
SIGNS or TmE GOOD TIMES
COMING.
SIGNS
TIME,

In commenting on the multiplying
evidences Of trade rcylvnl a New York
banker rcmnrl,l that redceming feat
ure Of the situation Is the enormous
product OF gold which viii be put out
this year, 1t will approximate $4,000
900, aud win be the largest In the
history Of the country"
Another bunker Of the same city calls
attention to the fact that zone result
OF the Aslatlc war VIII be call for
American silver That is an encouiag-
Ing sign, because silver ls worth more
to Us as merchandise than rs money.
We produce silver. ana the demand FOR
our silver VIII be great commercial
advantage to us"
with onlarglng markets FOR the prod
ucts OF our mines MS wen M Of our
mills and fields there h good warrant
for the hopeful feeling which prevails
In an business circles; for II ~ evident
that business revival based upon
manih~ty stable foundations liz not u
mere temporary squirt, but Is well as
Hured OF ptrmunency,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18
rnoDicAL SONS LUCK.
william Martin Is Heir 10 His
Fathers Estate in Irehnd.

Ottawa, ont, Sept 17.--There IS one
workingman in ottawa who in all
probability will soon lay down his pick
ana shovel for some lighter employ
ment. Hts name Is William Martin,
and for some years he was employed
as a laborer in Ottawa. Recently he
was employed on corporation work, and
now he is employed laying the pipes
for the gas company.
He has just fallen heir to a good
sized fortune In his native land. An
idea OF his antecedents are necessary
to tell the tale. Martin came from
ireland about twenty years ago, with
800 pounds and blessings OF his father.
who was a Presbyterian minister He
spent the money and ceased to COM
munlcate with his family. He received
information today that he has become
heir to his fathers property. which Is
very valuable, at Dundalk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18
HOPE FOR DIIIllI
A Natural Food Nit ii 4
qulrs IIgutIl
THE WAY IT Is III
How Mixing win ~.
gests Food nesa,. ! ~
Taken Into ne NIT =

Natural foods ar. !.
They m,,st ~ Al, ~ Is 9 fsa. I.
,,a -, " uissolyed bet,n ! /
" a"soroed.
Digestion is the dIa.,a....
in our mouth a,o,.s '''al I ,
Ifis dnna -. s'V'nach 7ai
No'ie Wy speclai ferms,,, ! \
~ special organs.
A great deal Of ensr.
digestion. Wan ~. ~ = w.. q
a,a,.,.,. w" Psopls sss M,
80, ~ sicA people cannot M
indigestion. = s&'e
II is niain n
-, ,",i mat Pakkqls,
d" artiheially dlgesled fod = I
a sick person a grea, III y
Artificial dlerst,o. Z. /, -, u
food o,,,.ta. = Ae alss,l
lne pody BY tie ~
hehts mat dissolve II insIt. 7,
paskola is a fatten,ns ~. y
grains and frui, INN l9A nd
ed in this way. /, 10 ~. nas 1ss, q
gestian OF vtner INA -'as II Q
Sick people need al
get well They 49,. NJ 'nsiE s.,c|
Thin people spend ,bsl uks I'D
ness or other cares srs eos's' = J.
win make them ~ n r,4 Nvf1l h.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18

due to the Improvement in 'hs "
ground is prepared for the see1 ~
better knowledge wheat gfpNsn, Y
in regard to fertilization. wv
latest and best Implements ~ rs1]
Ing the ground and seeding W..
possible to get n crop IN me 4,
very nearly as it should BE- ah'
the most careless man nov II
better work than the most ealti'. },
painstaSing did fifteen or t~epVf /
ago.
Tmage and fertillzing for zniIl Z
received d great deal Of alieau-
agricultural writers and institute I, 7.
ers recently. says the Nallpual
man, and never before has VS. -
farmer been so well informed Y w
to the requirements for rf..;, y, /,
eral yields. 1t Is not hfsoaa =. !.
lection OF middle-aged men VI
yield OF fifteen or twenty wv T.
wheat per acre was eonsleslsA \, (, 4
and twenty-five or thirty sa'ns. +
looked upon as something W
binary. This season in many !. /. "A 7.
of the country from thlIV
bushels have been harvested, als
outside Yields have been tfpNs.
high as sixty and sixty-iive up s.. y
acre. OF course the season y u
favorable. but under the ~
dltlons thirty or forty yes' y. ,
such Yields were ever heaa :
the land at that time was y n
better condition naturally y
larger crops. ...,,A,,
The improved varieties q Nl,s, ', \
also much 10 do In The incFe ~. W. /, a
OF the past few year,. n, N
selection and crossing yaIisur 4
been brought out that are e,f a -
producing several times Is ~. ..',.s
as the bast kinds did na l..us 4
ago under the same conal -. \
there is still room for inlFls' ~, I
this direction, and as ther ~. ~ e
be a greater inclination nov =, =. =
TO bring out large Welding
the limit is not liable Y
soon and wheat growing y. ~.
a paying occupation. hlln2's 81
should not 20 much higher ", 4
ara nj present. For nexi ~ y 4
three POINTS should not Be ~ ,,,rs
by those who want ii5~' ~
]. The seed bed should v ~ risf
condition and the seed Ply n n. i.l,ii
ed. q The ground should = ~ NJ
and properly fortified = 4 ~.
yielding varieties only sho1N :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18

people or Europe generally. Despite
his faults. the nntocrat Of all the Rus
slas has been considerate ruler.
and In the main he has used his great
power for the peace OF Europe as well
as for the extention OF his empire.
Should no be succeeded by an impetu-
Gus ruler OF the Emperor William
sort,-Russla would appreciate the reign
Of Alexander moro than she now seems
10 do
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18
A STARTLING STORY.


Paris, Tex, Sept. 1.-THE attorney
OF Tom Moore. one OF the men to be
hanged on the 2Sth. has hope OF set
ting a reprieve for him. \ man rained
Bennett, living few miles from this
city, makes startling statement
which may throw some light on the
case. When Moore killed Palmer IN
the chickasaw nation IN May 1852 Mrs
Palmer came here and went TO firm
OF lawyers and wanted TO employ them
10 prosecute Moore. They wanted a
fee OF $500 She was unable to pay
over $3.50, C-e ~ iNn lawyers with
drew from tl.e trg, ana went 10 Mrs
Palmer, 10 he told Bennett. and ac-
cepted $3.50. He told Bennett that he
uaas SEQ clear as he got an Indian
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18
rEnsoNAL rAnAGnArms.


PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Sir John Millnls became uupil In an
artists studio before he was ii years
old.
Mr.. Lea, OF the English firm OF Lea
q Perrins, sold his sauce" share Ina
the concern for $4,000.
It Is said that Paderewski. the plan
list, made J250,0O0 while In the United
States
Don pieo, the last Mexican governor
ofs-GaiIforTIa, h.ss--SS---r died at Los
Angeles. Cal. at the age Of %.
Edward Bulwer Lytton Dickens, the
youngest son OF Charles Dickens, Is a
member OF parliament In New South
Wales.
Though General Lonstreet has grown
somewhat feeble during the last few
months he Is stun working hard ON his
memoirs.
Prince Francois de PAU Won Llohten-
stein, near relative OF the Emperor
or Austria, contamplates passing next
winter Ia New York.
The second daughter Of Princess Bea.
trico ias developed u liking for tine
stage and is being Initiated into the
mysteries Of skirt dancing
Colonel Casey is called the corn king
OF Henry county, Kentucky. lie owns
1850 acres In corn, and has been fgur-
ing on 52A0O bushels,
The oldest bank president In the
United States is Daniel NJ. Speaker OF
the Mohawk national bank OF Fonda,
N y, who las Just celebrated his
seth birthday
The Marquis Of Lorne Is II sympa-
thl2cr With strikes where the men have
a reasonable complaint. lie has often
been known 10 contribute his mite 10
Il strike fund
VI. Bnrthelemy Saint-HilRlre. the
distinguished French Statesman OF a
hygone day who IN In marvellous mon
tai and physical health at the are of
80 years, suys. III you want to live to
be old, work always aud diligently"
Emperor Alexander III has recently
founded the Nenla institute for the ed
ucation Of women. The institute when
completed, II Is said, will be the most
extensive aud finely equipped In Rus-
STA.
Secretary Carlisle has advised a
Balttmor" man, who wants TO bring a
team II English football pInyers uyer
ana who asked whether the alien CON.
tract labor law would Interfere, that
football players are not artists. but
laborUr,
nr. Edward Emerson, n son of Ra1pb
waldo Emerson Is to give two lectiir,s
on the leat two Saturdays of tho month
In MT Moncure y, ConWly's South PAL
nee chapel London. on rhoreau's life
aud work, and on Emerson's letters to
sterling,
John 10. Rockefeller Is said to have
announced To his daughters that none
. ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18

An artist having been employed TO
restore the trescoiug which had been
damaged by fire IN an old church in
Belsluin. says an exchange, rendered
bill OF S6Ol5. The officers Of the
church requested an itemized bin.
which the artist furnished as follows;
!. For correcting Ten Command
hents '..''.......,..,...... So u
2 Embelliehing Pontius plate
ana putting new ribbons on
his bonnet ......... 2 40
j. Putting new tail on rooster OF
81 Peter and mending Its
NoAlp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, %
d Repluming and gliding left
wing Of Guardian Angel IA
.. Renewing heaven, ADJUSTING
stars and cleaning the moon. II
o. Touching up purgatory and
restoring lost souls Os
I. Frightening up the flames n,
nell, putting new tail on the
devil mendlng HE left hoof
and doing several odd Jobs Tor
lne damned ........... -
3 he-bordering the robe of Her-
Cd and adjusting his wing, 4 90
v Cleaning Balaam's ass ana
putting one shoe ON him.. IA
~ lutting earrings in Sarah's
=, 49,, '''+'.'-'.. .s............. II
IL putting a new stone In David's
SING charging the head OF
Sohah and extending Saul's
ltbs ..................... n
- Deeorating Noah's ark and
putting head on sheu. ~
ls' Mending the shirt OF The Prod- o.
igal Son and cleaning his ear 20
Total 80 -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18

and o negro to furnish the evidence
TO convict Moore. Benefits afhdaNit
viii be obtained and sent 10 Washing
ton. The lawyer is now Fugitive
from Justice as he Is under indictment
here for several offenses. What weight
the affidavit will have Is uncertain.
Moore has broken down and has no
hope, but has az yet made no con-
faeaiau
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18
THE BUDGET FROM WACO.
INDICTED FOR THE MURDER OF
ALEX. FRED, Is
The Jewish PeddIer of EdaeneId--A
VAST Telephone system Being Com
structed-on a sad visit-Cotton
Palace Notes.

]
I Fred, the Jewish peddler, who was
/ shot and killed at EdeeAeld iast Tb,,rs.
a.. -. ,,.,,.-,
80 'N "it"S9Ses were eNShlneu
| ana their testimony was that sub
stantially published in The Gazette
| concarninp, tho ,rottar ,rha ra.,,i. =,
'"S ~ result VI
the inquest was the hhdlng OF Lon
Black and his father, ex-policeman, r.
| V. S, Black. guilty of the killing Both
ha,.a 49, t,'i1a,ni a. ,,,,as
''u'e'eu ~ muir ei anu are
III jan
The Southwestern Telegraph and
rrstanbor., o,,,,,,,a,,,, Is ,..,,,,it,, ,,,,os,.,
-. - "a, -, =
ms WIN us WORK OF connecting an the
larger cities Of the state by wire and
afordInp n telepboua system which win
-, 80, ~, a,,t.,,,t,,, 90, aa,,,,,,,.,,,,,
90 N''.e '''N Jump 'iie''
sNe'
large force Of men Is now en-
gagged working south from Waxaha-
chic. putting up new poles and string
ing new copper wire, which will afford
much better facilities for long distance
telephone purposes,
Manager Mas OF the Waco district
says that forty car loads Of thirty feet
poles will arrive in the city In few
days for the work In the vicinity OF this
city and that four or fve car loads
of forty Feet poles nave already reached
mere ior use IN tle city me new me
VIII 10 ulrect 70 houston rom Pulias,
VIA waco ana Austin. FROM rom D 1glIis'
connection WIN il De tlau ~ WIN oIt ""i'i
anu az -AuStiii WIN ean -hntY''io' t,,..
rms work IN Dti1s pusne a., fS lra,Is
anu WIEN ~ ~ sur ien-9
WI, huHe ehe ihO5, e,,,Ic my IN the
pie,y, s''A'e 'O'p''''S
I'M n,,bi,c schoois Of the city opened
,oday The sttendance was largely
incre.sed over The onening day last
venr heinz fuIlv sb nor cent GREATER
4 change in text hooks occasions some
kicking on the part OF parents but the
school board declures that the change
was necessary
j. 10. Armstrong and his sister-in-
law, Miss Dovie Lucky of Center, Tex,
reached the city this morning on their
way to Gatesville'
AM MT' i'm. Htin'I5ops , plUs'1 ana Atiss
I,ucI,y Is a sister OF his wife MIR. Arm
strong was seen at the hotel Royal
by the Gazette correspondent lie Is
Iiuuh "lie0' s ' nc e,,,st, o,, W
the Kind would happen and has fire.
quenuy requested his brother to sell
out at Gatesville and engage IN ousi-
,,,,,,o,, sa",,,s A., ln,.,.ad" ,b,t cn,n,n,,t
nifty. he Thought would involve his
brother who was severe in his criti-
Sisi'ls unG eG iill cohuuct Oh
cri,icts,,,
Mrs. b. Y. Armstrong was Just re-
covering from long attack of serious
, hl anu l',e eileul OF the Tragedy on
~ 10 bie"'is i'Hitu'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18

From an interesting history OF the
development Of the tru,iing horse, by
Z Dudd Doble, In the New Yotg Herald.
It appears that the tsottsr las lowered
Tho mile record IS seconds in ninety.twu
years. In the year 1900 the e:5o record
was regarded as a great trlumoh fan,
The feet a.eedo OF the period. Nancy
Hanks trotted mile on September IS
1852. in e.Oi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18

wilkesbarre, Pa. Sept, ia score
OF the members of company II. ninth
rsgiment, OF the National Guard, Penn.
sylvania who attended the encam,-
ment AZ Gettysburg are down win ~
phoid fever in It's worst form, Privsfs
Nelson 7. Carlson died last nleht nnS
Private siles and Harley are M, 1 sS
peeted TO live until morning. The man
are supposed to have drank pollutes
water at Gettysburg. P'''u'eu