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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-14
1IaiiTtS'S FERRY.


Ahhl'h Wv -AlNAAI9 ia tlt lHTlhlle lily
Across the River.
The body OF John Bowers, tbs iron
worker. who was drowned in the river
on Saturday, was found near the Etna
mill yesterday. Tho remains we're laid
to rest in the Rverview last evening.
Rev. W. Lewis, OF tho Welsh church,
OBLIGATED.
DR.. ]. VI. BIacitord and Dr.. j. N. uo-
gan, Of Martins Ferry, are on the pro-
granne at the meeting Of the Belmont
County Medical Society, at Barnesyillc.
Frank Sells and Miss Nina Miller, O.
Columbus, were quietly married on
Tuesday night by Rev. ". Is. Hnrtzog
OF tho Baptist church. Both are mutca.
The Laughlir Nail Works will not re.
unit to-day, the miners, rafusin: to
work. They vent in and came out
again 10 await 4 FINAL settlement.
The delegates to the Christian
Eadcavor convention have about all re.
turned, well pleased with their stay in
Martins Ferry.
Jones Medley and Scott Linn will
oron q fish and poultry store il CArpcn-
tors new building.
Mrs. Grady and Miss Jennie Edwards.
OF Knoxville, are visiting Mrs. Brady's
son, i. +. Brady.
Tho Shamrocks will play tho Y. NJ.
@. a. club OF tho association grounds
this afternoon.
Miss Carrie WernIg returned last
night from q vIsit with relatives at Ell.
wood, Pa.
Martins Ferry sent a large de!ega.
ton to the congressional convention.
Thomas Flcyl and George Collins
went 10 Pittsburgh yesterday.
Mrs. Fanny Anderson has returned
from 4 visit. hear Znc.y!!le.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. c. Ga,chelI left for
Woodstield yesterday.
The Mechanics will picnic at Hulings
Grove, July4.
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SEWING MACHINES.

We have opened Q Sewing Machine Gcn7rt-
men; md will eel, all the leading SEWING
a. Wholesale prices. Including the
celebrated STANDARD ROTARY SHUTTLE
and new vibrator. the best on earth. We Will
employ no agents. and sell for cash only. Full
Instructions will be given at the store. Machines
delivered TO any part OF tho city. and 10 out OF
toSa buyers Te prepay freight 10 nearest NIL.
road station. Every r1Gchiue will DO warranted
10: from olcl TOT ton years, according 10 the
f:!ce and kind. We hnye seven different kIud
OF machines 20 select from, ranging In price from
80 to SO; It will pay you 10 call AID see Us be-
fore you buy or write for price list. We can save
you from 81 to go. Agents will :ell you differ
cnt. Don't be humbugged by them. Be Your
own. oEsnt We can sell you the same kind OF a
machine they offer yor for about onc-half what
they ask YOU for Il, You ask how We can do thIsi
because We pay no agents. make no time snies,
but buy and cell for spot cGsh. S A. Newcomer,
manager for the standard Sewing Machine Com
pauy 0. this city Tor the pnSt two years, viii
have charge Of the Sewing Machine Department.
4 full line OF needles, OH, parts aud repairs will
always be kept on hand for all sewing nach!ncA
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1rSEAR THE VICTOR.

The Road Race Mt Wollsbur= Yesterday.
IsiheIdaticr Was Fourth.
Special DI0ath 4. III Iat6ItG.lc,.
WELLsDuRo,' W. Va, June lS.-Tho
knights Of Pythias bicycle road race
was started promptly on time th!s even.
ing. Just before the race was started
the courso was changed by tho addition
OF one Ealt-mile, making six miles to
run. There were twenty entries and
eighteen starters. The first three places
wero taken by Wcllsburg boys. Frank
B. McNear came fret in 1870. John
Adams second in 81 :05. and John BUGGY
third in 1920. Il. RiheldalIer fourth in
1855. F. E. Lowe, Of S~.eubenville came
in ifth, and mado the best time, 1925,
he being a scratch man. There were
several bad accidents, but fortunately
re.u!ting no worss thai 3 wheel
wrecked.
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CiSclSyArr, June l3.-Latonia re-
suits:
First race. selling, pure 800, mile
and twenty yards--Crevasse won; Pro-
fessor second; Lady Gay third. Time,
I:4+l.
Second race. selling, purse 800, six
iurlongs-ltoss won; Adelanto second;
Indus third Time, Ills.
Third race, purse 800, niue.sIx-
teenths oil a mile-Ondaguo won; Re-
gard second; Bookie third. Time, 1864.
Fourth race, purse 500, one mile
Tariff Reform Won; King Charlie sec.
oud; Perdita third. Time, 1:4o$.
fifth race. selling. purse $41O. five
fur)ongs-Lady MeCann won; Miss
Reynolds second; Myr.ell c. third.
Time. 1929.
Sixth race, selling, purse $500, six
furlongs-La Colonia won; Cyclone
second; CAPTAIN Drane third. Time
III
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All Sorts Of Local Sews ana Gossip from
tho Gins CITY.

All Sorts Of Local News nud Gossip from
tho Glass City.
This city sold $1,000 Of street paving
bonds to the First National bank here
at about ono and one-haIi per cont pre-.
MUM. There were two other bids in.
but each had l~oop-holes to get out on
and the lasges: bid was not according
10 terms OF sale. but made terms Of 1t;
own Four bids for paving Belmont
street from Twenty.sixth to Tliirty.iirst
street were openad. They ranged IRON
81 10 70 cents per square yard. The bid
o! Davis Il Archer at 81 cents was &C.
copied.
Messrs. Peter O'MulIey and William
kilgore are the men in charge OF the
minera' commissary in this vicinity, and
they are supplying enough provisions
for all concerned. The public contrib
u,es literally.
Officer Strobel locked up a belliscran.
woman yesterday. She was so enrayed
she tried to scalp ano.hc: woman right
in the presence OF the officer. The
mayor taxed her IS and costs.
The Gravel Hill Reading Club will 20
to Wheeling Park tomorrow to spend
tho day. The graduating class spen,
yesterday Mt Roteter's orchard.
%. CummiRs was given 4 contract
Yesterday to place an iron fence about
the school houses, in the Second and
Fifth wards.
Tho Coffee Circle" was entertained
at the home OF Mrs. Carl Dorer yes,er-
day afternoon and evening.
a lawn iete will be held Tomorrow
evening a: the home of Marshal Bayha,
in the Fourth ward.
T. 4. Rodefcr. Of this city, q a menu
Der OF the Prohibition state committee.
A. D. Workman, OF Kansas CITY, is
visiting his brother, W. L. Workman.
Major Dubois turned in Sl32. Il as his
collections for the past month.
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Loul5vILLE, KY, June r3.-The Mar.
tin and Dressing ten mile road race run
here this morning wa. won by John
Spnulding, OF Louisville, in % minutes
Tho timo winners broke the worlds
record. I. V. Miner. OF Indianapolis,
doing tho distance in 26:j4, and II. NJ.
Sidwell. Of Covington, Ry., in 9S:06.
Tho curse is one OF tho finest in tho
country. bein: asphalt Tor q mile each
way aud boulevard the rest OF the way
with but n bad hill. and is almost like
q race truck.
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TRUSTEES SALE

By virtue Of a ic-i OF trui, made by Ellen 0
Taylor SUD Joseph P. Taylor. her husband. 10
Ec As trustee. dated December 6. 1897. recorded
IN the O2fcc Of the CLERK OF the County Court Of
Marshall! county,. West Virginia. In Deed Of
TruS; Book No. 10, page %. | will sell on the
premises III the town OF Beuwood, Mariilall
county. West Virginia. on
TUESDAY. THE 50 DAY OF July. 1927.
commencing OF 10 O'Clock d IN, the following
described property. that Is 10 say:
lot numbered eighteen situate on Second
street In the O; reuwOOl. Maahali comfy.
WoIt Virginia. together 18th all tic buildings
AID Improvements thereto belonging.
said property will bo offered IN Two parcels
aed rs a whole. nH' tho sorth part OF said lot
with the two story brick building situate thereon,
lylnR north Of a line running through the cen.
tru Of the partition wall dlvI!lnG the two brick
hOuSoL and second, the south plIt Of the said
lot lying south Of said line With the lwo.story
brick mouse. situate on sn!i south part o: said
lot Third. the whole of said lot with the double
brick house situate thereon.
Terms OF SALE-Olc-tEird aud NJ much r2ore
otths purchase money as tue purchase elects TO
pay in cash on the day Of sale. the balance In
Two equal iEstallnrnts at one and two years.
notes bearing Interest from tho day OF sale to be
given for the deferred pavulcnts.
W J. -. COWDES. Trustee.
W. II. HALLEn, A~uctIOneur. le1
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This evening at Wheat & uancher's
the priza committee Of tho Wheeling
Athletic NhecImcn will meo. to com
msnce the work Of arranging for the
prizes that will be given 10 tie racing
mcu atthc crea. national circui. NEE,
which takes place under the %ausnices Of
this club on September -. 4 full at.
tendance OF the members Of the COM
mittee is desired, 4: 1880 p. III.
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Tho mo-emen. to SECURE a quarter
milo bicycle track Oh the State Fair
grounds has not been entirely lost in
the shuttle, though apparently this was
Its late. The wheelmeR who sub.
scribed FOR tickets for the season should
call ut Jason c. stamps at onCe and se;
them, othorwise the moYcmrn: NAV
fail Wheelmen who have not already
subscribed, but wish 10, should also
call. The track is Il good thing. some
thing tina. ia needed, and all ~whceluen
shonid give the project their su0sIan-
tial ENCOURAGEMENT.
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TOOK THE FINAL
Pittsburgh Got Oac out OF the Series with
tho rhlilicE-0ther Games.


PHILADELPHIA, June lS.-Thc Phillies
were knocked out to-day in their third
game with Pittsburgh. The battery OF
the visitors was not very effective, but
they cxcelled in their brilliant fielding.
On the other hand tho home team
played poor ball, the Pittsburgh nine
making their five runs In the second
inning off errors. q base on balls and n
base hit In the ninth inning Grady
took Carscy's place OF the bat, but took
iirst base on balls. Attendance $500.
Score:
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TRUSTEE'S SALE

=
By virtue Of a deed of trust made BY Martha
c Noble. 10 nc as trustee, dated May IL. 1850.
recorded In the Office OF the Clerk OF tho County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, IN Decd
OF Trust BOOK No. IS, Page B0T. / will sell at the
north front door Of tho Court House Of Ohio
county. on
SATURDAY. TIE I'm DAY OF JULY. 1924
commanding at 10 O'Clock q In. the following
described property. thar IL 10 gay:
Two lots OF ground numbered SIX md Seven
In o NcLnTe's addition 70 the city Of Wheel.
!ng, In Ohio county. West Virginia. IN the FRS,
Ese1 Of said city. said lots lying west OF aud
fronting on tho county road leading from the
National road 10 Mount Wood Cemetery.
TERMS oY sAfE:-OuethIrd and Gs much r-on
a. tho purchaser clecH 20 pay In cash % the day
OF sale, the balance In two equal Installments at
one and two yeara. notcs bearing interest from
the day Of salc 10 be given for the deferred pcy-
rcnts. the tito 70 be retained until payment IS
lnadC In full.
w. W COwDEE, Trustee.
". Il HaLLER, A~rc,ioneer jeia
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One Cent Articles.

6IleAyy Envelopes. 1 good Pen Holders. a ste,l
Pens. ! Memorandum Book 6Shceu Not, Paper.
9 Slate Pencih I Load Pencils. 4 Collar BuiouI,
2bunchcS llalr Pins. ! handkerchief. l Thimb'e,
! paper Pins. l paper Needles. / spool silk Twist
? do1cn lIookI and Eyes, Darning Needles i
Nutmeg Crater, | dozen BrrSS Pants DlitonI.l
Hat Pln. ] box Garnet TarEs. | do,cn Clothes
! Tablet. / cot knitting ScedlcA
los Of S.ccrt GnO1s going ~ | cont
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Five.C Cent Articles.

Ladies' Hose. ChIldreu's Hose. Rolling Pins,
lockwood Rules. Gun Buttons. Tin Buckets. Com
hina!i0n Class Cutters. Boys Knives. Pokcts,
Door Bolts. EcaHfOot OIL Shoe Backing Wash
Pans, Richter lIarmonicas. Towels, 25-c Needle
Packages. SpcciaclcS. Dime Cologne Hair Curl.
ers, School States Lamp ButnGrs, Shoe Dressing,
Ladies Pins, Table Knives.
Man. lGccnt articles In our scent list Come
and take them cut Of our wly.
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Eastern League Gn.mc,


A. Grand Ear!ds-GranL Rapids 8,
Kansas lily 5.
At DetroiI-Detroit 3. MINNEAPOLIS 20.
At ToIcio-folelo s. Milwaukee 1.
Atindianapolis-Ind :, Sioux
CITY u.
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Four Cent Articles.

OnesetT Teaspoons. Patent Sleeve Holders. Rows
suspcnde1, Clark's C, \. T. Threld, ChldrGa's
DibS, Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb and brush
CnSe. Pot Covers. Tooth Brushes, PHO ShoYeIs.
Toveling, Charm KniTes, SfucIlage. Sewing Na.
chine Oil, Scrub Brushes, Linen Thread Hand
Inns and hundreds OF other articles goluS al this
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NWnGent Articles.

]? dozen Buttons. I Finn Comb. / bottle INK.
Flint Tin Cups. NandIerthleit. Cake Cutters Pap
per Boxes. LGngiry TIaIr Pins. Carpenter Pencils
Gun Buttons, Pic Pans. Pocket Combs Napkins.
Can Openers, Spool Cotton. Tolie! Soap, Ginle.s.
lare Lines Rubber Tipped Pencils. lIalr
Crirapo1
Wedcsl only IN Bargains and gtvU big value
for tho fuOleT
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DoSroS. June i3.-Chicago outba,,eI
B1sIon and wsn with ease. Score:
CA:caGo .....a...u...aaI | / 0 l0 o. {
Bottom. ... .....r....-..O o - D : 0 o.
Earned runs. 2lnIG Errors. Chicago i HIS.
9Elih l!rhCr. Griffith aul L9YCii. Umpire,
OlsJgfks h,'cldtT,r, !.lH.
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BICYCLES.
TRUSTEES SALE.
SALE.

4
Dy vls,ua OF q dcod o, tru'i made b. Charles
H. Vic. August HnnO; aui HaJmund Bauer.
TO mo as trustee. dated August d. lsLl aud
recorded In the Office Of the clerk Of the County
Court OF Ohio c1uaiy, WUst Virginia. 10 Deed OF
1rlSt book no. IS. folio 90. ! shall otter al pub
lie sale 10 tho highest bidder. on
SATURDAY. MAY "a 1885,
beginning $, 10 O'clock a. N nj the north door
1.-The Court lIOnSa .. aid county, d certain 10.
or p1fcG. Of land IN tho city Of Wheeling Ohio
county. West Virginia. thus described to-Tit:
being lot Numbered one hundred cri tRcuty
U.Ol on the northeast cotnef o! Market aud
IgCnty-IoIr'h streets In said city. with the Gp.
pnrtenancrs thereon, and bSlnE tho SANE prop.
eFty conveyed By the NAil Wise. Knncr and
u4uCr By SinuelJ. Rlilirlu. by dOcd dated June
-. 1901. AID recorded In sad o1ice.
TEERs or SALE: --0ne.Ihlfd OF tho purchase
money and Us much more as tho purchaser may
elect cash In hand, aud the rr,Iduel In two equal
lnSiallmeua at niue gnd eighteen months re-
sPcctivcly, with interest from the day OF sale,
the purchaser 10 give notes for the deferred In.
EiA!ImcutS secured hy deed Of tEGS: upon tao
ptcnIl'cs and By \ policy Of insurance 70 Ru
amount aud In a COMPANY satisfactory 70 tho
undersigned
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Earned runs, Philadelphia ). Two.base hit.
unEillpu, Dclerhauty aud Smith. Tlrcc.bnso
bits. Donovan. Caught on bases, Hamilton >,
Turner md GlaSscock. Double phys, Lyons
anu n!etoaNet; Glh.ScocE, HiefGnues and lIcca-
Icy: Lyons, GlRSscoCk md i;ccsIcr. GinSsrSnt
and becEley, inst on balls, on Carsey b: on
S!eoi u Hit by Pitcher CatSey. Struck out'
BY Sieoll. Time. l:N. Umpire. Lynch.
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The people quickly recognize mort,
and this Is the reason the sales OF
hoods sarsaparilla are continually in.
creasinG. Hoods is "on top"
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The sale Of tho above mentioned property e
po5'poaoI uutl SATURDAY. Junc .. 1904. az 10
a m. at The zane place.
my25 JOIISJ. JONES, Trustee.
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The sale OF the above mentioned property Il
postponed Until SATURDAY. Juuc 10. 1894. nj
10 o'clock IA In, a. the .Guc place.
fell join JONES, TruSieN
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WASHINGTON. June l3-Gloason was
an easy mark Tor the Senators to-Ilar
Dowd's catch Of Abbey's fly to r'ght
when three mon were on bases ind two
out waS the feature Of tho Gnu Q. At.
tendance 800, Score;
Warrington .........O &? 1904 OIL.
81. LpuiN. --...-......... . 0 l y o. 3
Earned runs, sGnd2 ERROR, 2hnd 8. Hits.
iQRuiG y. rtCBcr. tspcr aud Gleason Umpire,
ALLLIMn.l
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ElEnri rIhL Scw York .; erTorF. . and 5; hI,s,
3,Rnd l.; pitcher lluAmiuI nlL Im,lt unpip,
E.u,l.s. '
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Nav York. lune N Timely batting
on the part Of the Clans was the cause
OF LoniaviIlcs. defeat. Attcnlancc2 900.
Score:
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joins ]. JONES. Irustco.
", p HUBBARD, Attorney.
". II. HALTER AuctlOnecr. ap5
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THE use OF 'Cdstora' Is 80 universal and
It's merits so well Known TINT It scms n wo:k
OF superrugatlon to endorse 1t. Few ore the
Intelligent families Who DO not kup Castnrta
within easy rcach.~
Culcs MAsTrE, D. D.,
New York City,
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Castoria.

"Castoria Isso we'll adapted To children that
Irecommend 1t Is superior toany prescription
known TO me-" II. 4. AzcHga, II. D.,
IL So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, y. Y.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

LTOWARD'S LICK SPRINGS,
II HARDY COUNTY. Is. VA,
VIII be opened Juns .. Elevation 200 feet
above sea level. Round trip tickets oyes the
Baltimore L Ohio from Wheeling and other
points. Circulars. with references, caa be had a.
The Mcclure House Address
HOWARD'S LICK Co.
my6' Matthias, Harry County, ". Va
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Castoria cures Collie, Constipation.
Sour Stomach, D!ar.hG,a, Eructa:lon,
Kills Worms gives 'icen and promotes d.
geGtlUn,
Without injurious medication.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Dallas Tex, Aug, 25.- Charlie swink
OF the Panhandle 10 in the city.
Air. ed l.. snodsrass ard Mr. VIII
liam B. Greeniaw loft Iast evening for
New York.
Mr. n L. Marsalis is now the presi
dent OF the American Grocery COM
pany OF New York
Dr. Harry rhoma shas gone TO wash
lngton, New York and iagura lie VIII
be absent until September 49,
Dr. Harry Thoma shas gone TO Wash
inRton. New York and Niasara, Ito VIII
making deal with a Az Morgan 90
CO. for Dallas ely property, Ito says
everything ia looking brEhtsr
Weurluess and lack uf strength to
the travelling man is most frequently
the result OF The mcdglr fare and gou-
eral accommodation OF the common run
OF hotels TINY nerve ccnttra by ana
by become exhausted, producing the
feeling OF lassltUdc and depression Dl-
gesuOn and assimilation are the nfrt
% become affected by diminished nerve
power and 10 aggravated Dy the cun-
tluugl eating Or lnuigcsublc foOds and
as these functions are 30 closely con
neCte1 with Rary part OF the holy
the entire system starVcs iu thoiF dls-
order. lf all hotels would AFFORD Their
guests suen accommodation as ene Alc'
Leod, there would be no such CONE
plants.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
JAPANESE SPIES KILLED
THE CHINESE ouoP org THEM
HEADS WHEN CAUGHT.
Fifty of These Spies Put 10 Death In
one rrovince-The Jppnncse De-
fatcd aud over one Thousand
soldiers Slain.

Shanghai Aug. 2s.-The activity OF
the Chinese IN hunting down japanese
spies Increases every day and II the
Chinese are TO be believed. the coast
must be overrm with Japanese gov
eminent spies.
Seven Japanese In Chinese costumes
We're arrested here today and II is
given out that they will be expelled
from China, but nobody would be sur
prised IL they were treated much more
severely The japanese elsewhere in
CHINA are subjected TO the most harsh
Treatment In the island OF Formosa
the Chinese authorities have decapl-
tated Japanese subjects supposed to
be spies in large numbers Accofdiug
to advices received here from Formoaa
nifty Japaneee have had their heads cut
on recently after having been arrested
rs spies.
The most intense heat prevails here,
and there Is much suffering Ia conse
quence.
In order 10 raise money to push the
war operations, the government has
increased the transit dues on yarn.
The letter from Chemulpo Corea. re-
ceived at Che Foo yesterday. announce
/ Ing the defeat OF a Japanese force and
l the killing OF 1900 Japanese soldiers Ia
{ much commented upon here II the re-
| port of the battle is correct, the Chit
I nese cavalry IN dividing the Japanese
I forces In two parts, did excellent SER
{ vice, and the subsequent heavy fire
/ OF the Chinese artillery from an emil
nenee causing BreRt havoc In tho
ranks Of the soldiers OF the mikado,
would seem TO denote genoralship OF
no mean order upon the part OF tho
] Chinese commanders.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

ives beautifully done. She spranr out
mo the air and turning rr,aurtlg
ana gracefully struck the water With
mr. head and extended forefeet. Shc
, manned under seven seconds and
tnsn swan zoo yards 10 the beach.
me Texas Farm and Ranch in Its
last issue, says.
Inc state fair Is now distributing
its regular catalogue and prize iis,
Persons expecting to exhibit should
obtain one ana study II, 80 that they
may know thoroughly all the rules
regulations ana requirements. thus
navlng time and frultless wrangllng
during the fair. when the officers ars
an too busy 10 spend much sIine
settling insignniiicant points. Anpiira-
tons for space far exceed those Of any
previous year at this date. and mo
iact that more unsolicited Applications
are being received shows that a greater
Interest in the fair is being felt than
ever before. The management Is busilv
engaged In making the necessary in
nroVenments, and additions to the
buildings, and getting ready for The
grand opening"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Leaving her fIieHd. Ethel II Mar.
with her mother Marie strnted toward
The Cliff. As she neared Il. she heard
from the other side clear. sweet
voice. and stopped as if turned 70 stone.
All, surely, she knew that voice,
"AfaEtie." Il was saying. we have
been here 1--WE days. and you have pro-
posed to me exactly Ave Zines: now,
IT,
Hut Marie waited to hear no more.
'Goidie Fltzgeraldr' she hresthedl
ION. why did come here7 what If
Gerald should be with har. / cannot
/ VIII not meet him~
ssPiaathe, NTH femme have that
flower youth apoiiiug."
The lad held out his Erimy hand. and
Marie laid her rose IN IT,
''ranky. NTH, ] want II for Beth
williams. she'th biindr
Marie watched his crooked form as
he amhiUd away, and then smiled. It
takes 10 LIZZIE 70 change = w0man's
mood.
''such a rude caskei for 70 kind a
heart" she m1fea. He has nothing.
] 81 much. and yet I wdA rotelIuE at
fate. Truly. ( am ashdmac Of myself.
or rdrrse ! can meet the Fitzaefaids.
Why snouldn't r.
Perhaps Marie took more cars than
ufiici with her tuiiet that evening. hut
when she entered the dining room. she
seemed unconscious " her aress " self
The Ie Mar party. consisting only Of
the three ladies' were The iattat ar
rivals at the ''olehs." thr LARGEST and
nnesr hotel at one q tho ceipbr1ted
watering places OF Sew York. There
were airendy hundred or 20 guests FOR
the season, with not n few transenta
The aniet. indifferent way Ia which