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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

M Charles sneed and Miss Lou TnH-
4 lwo young people who are favorltes
Fort Worth society and belong TO
N q the oldest families Of the city.
re married Wednesday without the
I'zlecge or consent Of host OF
|,nds. who. however. will hasten to
faraillate them as soon as they hear
good news. The particulars OF the
|ie event have not been made public
E'as the couple are very happy, per-
~ II Is nobody else's business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

nBrotherhood OF Electrical Work
Erpie their initial bail last night at
ixrbly hall, corner Fourteenth and
Fl1ion streets, which proved a grand
|fan nom both financial ana .
pa s'andpolnt. Twenty well select
rupbers were executed with gical
|aiate by ;he participants. The
Frd march vas led by Mr., Author
w and Miss Florence Blunt, who
NJ tollowed by about forty couples
n hall was pi ofusaly decorated WITH
tlnc lights, and the beauty OF thelI
Tnrgement was highly complimeuted
DE many friends Of the organiza'
Ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

,..rn.,. wan Try TO Have
NAN Granted.

1.u,s Tex. Dec. 2o.-rhs eonrl ~
pa a,ai appeals at lyle. yesis ',,.. I I
crimln1l ~ tnarmeni or the criminal
rey ,,.s canrt q Dallas III giving Aa ~,
distTicfp s s a term OF twenty ysAsss
!. q AnenitentiSry for killing ~ :.
N w n he saloon At the corner e,
tlnuat Field streets on the nis"'
~ december Is, 1889. ~ case nor
o. Ne1,her the papers N me 80 XII
ne synopsis q the asel .,Rs. ans when
r w here and the gron ua . IN
are are therefor not known r. c.,e and tho
siaee sh 4 verdict Of twenty ysa1z-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

Hlllsboro. Tex, Dec. 2o.--A thief
entered the j. X Hotel last night and
stole a bran new bicycle belonging 10
Henry Keiksly. II was Crescent wheel
and cost SIS, No clue.
w. c. Harris. 10 Nixon and Hillary
jackson. all charged with murder were
allowed BAH by Judge Hail on writ
of habeas corpus trial before him at
Cleburne yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

trsr OF THE pIo1xwIoK.


tiohtu u lthA a'h h"N 1+Nahfs
N,ssrs. Mclean & Nudge, bonlfaces
1fYe Arlington Inn fame, are reported
/, good authority TO have closed the
[ltl for the lease of the new Piclwlck
Ma yesterday evening. Whether the
jnttment that the deal has been closed
Il tue or not, 1t is certain that the
|anof 10 that effect which was current
II ne streets last night was not with
III cause, for II Is known that these
5antmen have been negotiating with
4. pFopristors of the hotel yesterday,
" there was n meeting yesterday
khlth is believed to have mad the re-
I ii stated. However, 1t Is also known
al other parties have been nego.iat-
/ I, .or the ease of the hotel, and It Is
slfed BY some that the question OF
viii have the lease will not be set
: kuntil after the work OF remodeling
n Ia progress has been completed
tl;he building ia ready for occupan-
shlch It Is understood will be about
Ir.ary Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

Major Randie has had spell Of
typhoid fever in Jail. and. though he
mas pulled through II. he has never
regained his strength.
An effort viii now be made by
Major Randie's nttorneys 10 ,ret him
admitted TO bond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

ron EXCHANGE 200 orcs,iinc farm
Iiliiu county. $50 acres In en,tivntloni
price $50; for merchandise. ID. 8.
Hare, Tog Main.
FOR IsXcHANofc--sl0. 900 improved
Fort Worth rental property mono bet.
ter In tho city, no nncumbrancei for
stock OF dry goods. d. q, Hare. 7oi
Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

Dallas, Tex, Dec. 20.-Ahayath
shoiom Lodge No. SAG, J. o.
b. b.. Mt its quarterly meeting last
night elected the following officers for
president; Max Goslin, vlce-presldent;
N. Aossessohn. recording secretary:
Louis Gosiin. financial secretary; NJ.
Aronson, treasurer; l.. Berwald.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21
Losr, rouNp srnAYnD, sroLns.

aTRAYED or HToLEN .-one roam
horse. pony built, about IS hands high:
about 10 ycara old Last seen DOoem.
her 10, Finder will be rewarded. N
II Moore, North Fort worth.
I,OsT--ttut ~ my buggy, between my
ofticc and tho Easily farm, six mlos
north. a black. lightweight ovsrooat
Finder will be rewarded by returning
u TO my office, Main aud Second streets,
helt D. Anderson
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

PRINTER wANTED-hn experienced
printer can mud position by applying
or writing Frank Chancellor, Conan
che, Tex State wago1 desired.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

Bolton, Tex, Dec. zo-Yesterday
while bale OF cotton was being press
"a AZ pruder's gin, near The Grove, In
coryeil county. the press burat, piece
Of timber striking james Ayers on the
sstai injuries. bail Of iron also
struck Mr. Dickerson In the side. frae-
turing three ribs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21
REVEREND SMITH
Expelled from the Methodist Church
for Gross immortality.

Memphis. Tenn, Dec. 90 Rev. q. W.
Smith, who haa been the pastor OF
fashionable church at Jonesboro, Ark,
for a number OF years, was today ex-
PEELED from the church and ministry
By the Methodist conference in session
at Helena. Ark. for gross immortality.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

Galveston, Tex. Dec. 2o--The court
Of oivll appeals today affirmed the case
Of oioott 70. ]. and q, N. railway
n X and T. TO get Into Galveston
aver ths g. II. and H.. leased by the
/ ana q. n. and knocks out the Katy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21


ron sALE--whon We advertise black
land farmg for sale IN this county, NJ
from $40 TO $50 per acre, wo mean the
very heat OF black whNy and black
sandy land and well improved with
houses, stables, wells, etc, on thom.
Those Who pay from $50 TO $50 per
acre for such lands In other black land
counties should bear this IN mind No
land ever stuck to foot or n pillow
closer than tho rich black prairie lands
OF TarNni county and cropa have not
failed In iifty years. We have twenty
good farms FOR sale In this county on
reasonable terms and al the above
prices. Come 10 fsn ~ aud buy a farm
that n rich cheap and Will never wear
cut or fail III crops, who IL afraid to
mvent money IN Fort Worth city prop
crly2 II ~ a railroad town, a factory
town and brlstlca All over with business
energy. Fort worth has grown
right along through the hard times and
an empty house cannot be found Good
Main street Lots Tor sale nj from $500
to $1,000 each WIN soil for $4,000 In
I'VE years. Good two-atory brick hnsl-
ness house. rents NJ 1850 per year, 500
600, This property IL well located
Cheap houses on monthly payments
ana for cash Come 10 geo uono Of our
bnrgnins IN city property. T.. A. Hun
man q Co, Fort Worth, Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21
WANTS.
THE GAZETTE Is THE GREArEsr
WANT MEDIUM IN TEXAS

Personal.
Situations wanted.
Help Wanted.
nonrdtnR Houscs.
Rooms Wanted.
Fer Rent.
For sale.
For Exchange.
ttustuVs~ Chances
Financial.
Attorneys.
Ncnt Estnte.
MISCELLANEOUS.
special Nottces.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

Bpda pcsth, Dec 2o.-Ii q expected
nat the members OF the Wekerlo eani-
net VIII hand In their reslgnauons
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21
TEENS rorNnnYMrN.
The Proceedings of Their Meeting
nj Dallas Yesterday.

The Proceedings of Their Meeting
nj Dallas Yesterday.
TN sta g con cation Of f1m ders, pur-
suant to the call Of w. $. Musner OF
.,a.i4s, wtd.h appeared In this morn
ing's Gazette, mt in the roo ns OF tbs
Commercial club at 10 n. IN. to-day.
J, Il. Moore, Of Fort w rln. W made
temporary IN irman, and J. 5. Hctler-
ineiln. Of Dallas, temp rary secre o. RS.
w, S. Mosher. Thomas Abbott AMI
L. W, Lloyd were appointed a cymmit-
tee on credentials
Lac csln.ulttee on permanent organi-
zation was made up OF @. h. Ridg rs.
+. y. HartwNl and Sllon II { e..
The meeting then adjourned 10 p.
m, in order 20 give the committees
time TO report
The following founders are present;
r. n. HatcAcr. Of Fort Mortl u r.
Ford, OF sherman; W. S. NJ sher, OF
Dallas; John S. Hether ngTOH, OF Dali
las; John +, Moore, Of Fort W3Ith;
g, b, Rodgers. NJ Galnesv lie: T aomas
Abbott. Of Terrell; " S. S erman. OF
Greenyille; A. b. Abbott, OF Terri;
y. Y. Har'well, Of Horston. L, w.
Lloyd, Of Hi2sboro; 81 n Totem, Of
sherman.
Afternoon sCssIon.
After assembling this ait rnoon and
while waiting for thu committee to re-
port the foundryunen passed. the time
in discussing questions Of great I'M
portance to the assoc alton, such as
freight rates, wages, the mocha lis
lien law, etc. No definite result was
reached from The discussi n rs yet but
ideas wtre advanced that Will virtual
assist IN solving the complications nj
lied to these questions.
After some discussion an irit'a ion
fee OF s. was settl upon. to b. al J
annually In advance.
Waco was selected as tho place OF
the next meeting.
The divers c.mmlitees then reported.
their reports were &C cplcd and t-e
election Of officers 70 lowed.
John +. Moore was elected president
Of the association. J. T. ChiStisn nj
n. S. Sherman. first and second vie,
presidents resp ive'y, and w. S.
Moshar was elected secret ry and treas
urer.
The following standing committees
were elected:
Executive commltiee-G. NJ. Dn'ey.
Scion Totten and T. Y. Harwell.
Mechanics Len Law co nmittee-J.
s. Hether'ngton. D. S. phomason. ID.
c. Summers.
Rsiifo,d rate committee J, =.
Christian. r. N. Hatoh-r and ]. $. Heth-
eringtln.
Convict labor commtttec-E y, Hart
wei, ]. f. Christian and w, S, NJ sher
The permanent Orglniznt on was 'ol-
lowed by q. general discussion OF griev-
anr aud md %
The convention adjourned at $3.50 p. m.
to meet In Waco. Feb. 6.
There were ninety foundries repre-
sented.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21


today, Apply early at Daniels gallery,
0l0 Houston street
RTENOGnAPIIEn at Hotel Worth.
Patronage solicited.
INTELLIGENT men and women every
where 70 take orders for "sHlsPPB
NEW YORK CITY. ILLtfsTRATI
Just oui. Marvellous production OF the
American metropolis profnaoly illus.
trated from original photoRra phs taken
by our own artiats In palaces and
Hluma. Liberal terms and descriptive
circulars FREE on application No cap
itsl required, PROFITS 80 10 81 daily.
II you want to riake money fast. write
today. AddrssH Globe nibis Publishing
Co, 36S Dearborn st., Chicago. ILL.,, and
lsa Chestnut street Philadelphia, Pa
PRINTER WANTED-An Experienced
printer can mud n position by applying
or writing Frank Chancellor, Conan
che, Tex. state wage1 desired.
WANTED txporlenced ngenls 10 or
ganize local councils OF the fraiernaI
Insurance order, 'srho Knights ana
Ladies' OF America" Address supreme
organizer for Texas, J. X. Street, Waco,
Tex
Reliable statesmen already
travelling 10 carry our oils AZ a aide limo
Mangtaetnrsrs' OF Co. clsyslaud, o.
I WANT bright. Intelligent man OF
woman with 5000 cash. 10 take charge
OF an office for me IN this city $3.50
anu expenaea per month 10 tho right
party. Prof Geo. A. darlow. Room 70,
Hotel Worth.
ron RENT.
ss,st-ss---s~~--s,sese~ss
FOR RENT-Nicely furniHhed rooms
with board. Having taken personal
charge Of my dining room. I am pro-
pared 20 Rive the beat board for the
price In this city, Can and sea me.
Mrs. w. II. Ingalls,. ei2 LAS; Second
street.
ROOM AND BOARD AZ Mrs. Lensy's.
corner FIRST and Taylor streets.
NICELY furniahed roonm for rent az
BOi west Seventh street. nfHt-olaas sur
roundings. Mrs. Patrick.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO rent for re-
spedtabie people only. tDs East Wealth
crford atrpet
Dn. M'KSf0IIr onera for rent hts rest
dencc, corner Pecan and East Sixth.
Apply ~ Office. I'll Main street. or resi-
dence.
nunBEH STAMPS And SEALS.
BRADLEY M't~G co, Huber ana
Steel Stamps Seals, steneiix. Checks
Motai ana Ribbon Badges. ETC., Fort
Worth, Tex.
ErENcII.s, E'rc.-write Dallas Stamp
and Printing Company. Dallas. fer
latest catalogue cheapest house IN
North TEXAS. Trial orders soliciied.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

WANTED TO TRADE-tIorse for n
light vehicle Apply Kentucky Wagon
Yard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21
Cad Hearts Look
ing for the New
Year
iHhout HEALTH
Life IS a Bur-
Gen.

Many people ate suffering fran
chronic disease In some form and are
not conscious OF u untll some ALARM
ING SYMPTOM occurs MANY Wo.
MEN through tut the ciuntsy haze suf-
ferod QUIETLY and pAr. ENTITY Tor
DISEASE no one suspsess thea OF hnt-
terlng, and their Intimate friends do
not suspect the nature o. their NEilV-
SIS TROUBLE. and consequently give
them little or no sympathy
,,CA1'AlaIeH N n CHRONIC DISEASE
On the NERVOUS SYSTEM. It's pro-
gress y 10 slow that the system Is
oedly diseased before they are aware
OF us existence, and sometimes beyond
medical aid. TO those snlrerlng from
CATARRH ] WILL MAKE A SPEC
CIAL HOLIDAY RATE.
l WILL TREAT ALL CATARilII
CASES THAT APPLI FOR TREAT.
MENr BEFORE JANUARY /. 1895.
AT THE RATE OF FIVE DOLLARS
900 PER MONTH UNTIL CURED,
and VIII GUARANTEES a CURE In
every case taken. Consultation free.
Or, h. W Fisk CURES CATARRH.
| DISEASES OF WOMEN, kfDNi5Y.
| LIVER, BLOOD and NERVOUS Dis
EASES, DIABETES. DROPSY, HTAn-
| DER TROUBLES. PILES, FfsTUIA
| md all forms OF chronic and blood dis
sases. Medicine furnished at the Of
TREATMENT BY MAIL.
! The system uf mlil treatment ndopt-
ed by DR. r.. W. Fisk guarantees the
same good results to those submitting
their cases through correspondence aa
20 those who come IN person
| Write for dlaEnostic blank.
r. wv. FISK. M. ID,
Upstairs, over 700 liuTn 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21
AnyEnTIsEp LETTnits.


PERSONAL---VERY. OF 20, healthy and
active, win correspond with gentleman
from 50 TO 10, without children, IN fair
circumstances; object matrimony. Ad-
dress w. care Aalcttc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21
ron l.l,ll.lllI- nsrAr5.

/ HAVE mo farms In Tarrant. Milan.
MontaRue. Hunt, Wichita aud other
oountics; also property Ia Fort Worth,
halaa ana other cltica, to exchange
Tor merchandise. what have your A..
L. Chambers, Real Estate Exchange,
200 Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

MRS. NJ. ~. GROOM touches piano,
voice culture. harmony, and all-smull-
strlngcd Instruments, Reduction for
clubs, Terms FROM 50 TO si2 per month
half Ia advance, Leave orders al h.
IL. Collins.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

WANTED TO EXCHANGE = Nice,
oloan stock OF groceries and nxturea In
town OF 1000. on railroad: will involc0
$1,000; for blnck land, cattle or mules
Also one complete butcher outfit. for
mules or good horse; good opportunity
for n good butcher. Address Lock Box
a. Iowa Park, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

REGULAR storage house for furniture,
pianos. vehicles. trunks. boxes. it,.
nav rooma careful moyins. packing
Binyon 4 Co. seventeenth aud Rusk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

FOR sALE--The Toard County News.
the official and only paper In the
county, located weat OF Vernon and
south OF Quanah. Both towna TO draw
from. 800. Including subscription list,
win buy the News. Address q. A.
Moore, Prop.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

ALIEN HlRsCHFELp's teorganiEed
celebrated orchestra furnishes nneEt
music Tor private parties, etc. sixth.
between Main and Houston atreeta.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

GAIL AT 500 iIouaToN srnEnT for
the best solid geld and silver watches.
icld goid chains. chasms and rings.
diamonds. etc, at lower prices than
such eoods were ever oitcred In Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

FAMILY PONY. neat and trim, entire
~ safe for children to drive. treas
ure for woman or child. Address
Pony. care Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

c,I,lsoS = n 40. N.

Hsnrirtfa. Clay csanfy, TEXAS.
Sell and exchange Farms Ranches
and city Properly, Corrcspondencs 20.
llcltcd.
References; Farmers National Bank,
Henrietta; First National Bank Fort
Worth. Land Mortgage Eank Of TexAs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

INSTRUCTION In German aud
French, Address Professor IA, Adele.
Fort Worth University, or got In
nnuninn atrnet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

Hay Bale TIES s. X: Hairy if5 s
WORK.. pAllng. Tex. narufaaturerN
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M.a.ra.c.r Ne, n,ec..a.a.

Posr LUIS. Mauritus, Oct 4-The state
mens that block ade of Madagascar has
been declared by France was brought
here by steamer from Madagascar. The
report appears to have been due 10 mis-
construction OF French measures 10 pre-
vent the handling of arms and amnuni-
tion for the Hovas. Madagascar papers
state that French settlers have been
warned to repair 10 the coast, in view OF
possible hostilities The French bishop
and French missionpies, however. decline
TO leave the capital until the last moment
PARIs. Oct. 4-President Casimir- Perier
has signed decree appointing Baron de
Courcei French ambassador TO London TO
succeed NJ. de Craes, recalled. The jour
mi des Dcbnts saws there is no question
between Great Britain and France which
cannot be settled amicably. The Solea de-
clares that Madagascar cannot lead to q
conflict between France and Great Britain.
The Matia SAYS Ii is absurd TO suppose
that the dispnte with France in regard to
African affairs was the reason for summon
ng the English cabinet council.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-05

TACOMA, oct. 4-Especial. 1.-The Repub-
Iican county coFnmittee has fixed the fol-
lowing dates for next week: f. w. Taylor,
W. A. Fairwea,her. r. II. Shepherd. c. NJ.
Parks and r. G. Van Eaton will speak at
Fox island. October s; Springfield. oc;o-
Der o; Vaughan. October 10; McNeil's
island, October II: Judson schoolhouse.
october II; Roy. October 10. 2 p. IA. I. ].
Bell, editor Tacoma Herald; Sam Parker.
J. II. Hedges, Fores, J. Hunt ana ]. C.
Taylor will address meetings at South
Prairie. October s. p M; Rhodes lake.
October q p. m: Wilkeson. October 10, Z
n. M; CsFbonado. October III. p. m. I;
Buckley, October ~. y. m.: South ogt-
ing, October 10, . p. m. and 0rting, 0eto-
Der l3. D. m. Editor bel is making a
very active caupaisn. speaking in every
tour throughout the county. H. w. Cosner.
II. r. Cox. +. III. Gloyd and H. c. Miller
hold meetings al Hillhurst. October s. 7 ?.
M. Jensen schooihouse, October Q. 2 p.
M; Ea,onviile. October 10, 2 p M; Eloe.
October IL. y. M: Lake View. October IL
7 p. m. aud Roy. October IL. p. m.
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nsse snses delivered over t. the Chinese
authorities by she Unitea states eoasuI
general ai ShengaaL According 10 one
newspaper account they are already BE-
headed. Another states that they resolved
every consideration permissible in their
case The foreign coEnuunstw recognizes
the cesigatioa os the United States eonsel
Seaeraa 70 surrender them. in obedience 10
inssraetions from his government. bur de-
piores the manner in which they were
given ur. Il is claimed tAat II the United
States representative had no righs 10 otter
protection neither Aad be any authority
whatever over the two men. who should
consequently have been free from his in
terfeFenee- Bat instead Of dismiss!ng
them he took them in a carriage 10 the
boundary of the settlement and there pat
them IN the custody Of Chinese guards
The American official was, IS fact, not
required. i is alleged. - act as a constable
Tor the native authorities. and in that
capacity TO enforce the imprisonment and
endaEges The lives o. the fnen who had
chung 10 the belief that they eoald look 30
him for friendly aid and counsel The
proof that they were spies has not vet
eeea produced. Meanwhile report comes
from Ninspo that Jap arrested on sus-
plcloa Of being q spy hsd hrs ankles
smashed With hammer TO extcrt con-
tesS!on Of his guilt. In this connection 10
Is interesting 10 note THAI a Chinese sas-
pecsed of a scheme 20 obtain plans of the
fuitsn fortiacasions in Japan wss arrested
IN Yokohama aud departed September IL
70 his own country.
Non Iznneken. the military engineer
who swan ashore from the kow Shing as
the time Of that ships destruction. has
been appointed commander OF the naval
station At Weihaiwei
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-05

TACOMA. Oct. 4--lSpecial. lone of the
largest Republican meetings of the pres
ent campaign will he held at Roy satur-
day afternoon, October l3 Congressman
Doolittle and 5. c. Hyde are TO be the
principal speakers. Two sets of county
candidates. and orators from all parts of
the state viii BE present. Preparations
for thoroughly advertising the meeting
are being made, and II is expected that
the adjacent country will come. The Re-
publican campaign in Cowiitz county at
kaiama was formally opened Tuesday
night by candidates Doolitfle and Hyde.
The courthouse was not large enough to
hold the enthusiastic Republicans gath
cred TO hear the speeches. Informal
receptions have been made one of the
features of the Republican meetings. and
several hundred voters were introduced TO
the speakers AZ kslama. aad shook hands
with the candidates. Mr.. Doolittle and
SIR. Hyde spoke at kelso Wednesday
night and will be st Castle Rock tonight
and al Vancouver Friday. Hon John L.
Wilson is to speak here Saturday. October
20. under the auspices of the county COM
n,istee. Tn. Mckinley Club. the largest
political club in the state. and which has
over ZOO active members. Is preparing TO
reorganize the Mckinley Flambeau Club,
which has done so much effective cam
paign work in the city and state cam
paigus
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PoRTLsxp. Oct A-The evidence on be-
half OF the men in the Oregon Railway x
Navigation wage schedals case before the
referee of the United States court was
concluded at noon today. and the defense
OF Receiver Mcneil commenced this after
noon. Manager Koehier. Of the Southern
Pacific, being the first witness called. by
the direct aud cross-exarninafion OF Man
ager koehler ifas whole system oi wage
paying on the Southern Paeitsc's lines ia
OREGON MAS weii explained. The hearing
wil likely not be concluded before tomor-
row. aud the report of the referee viii be
submitted 10 Jedge Bsliinger. who. after
listening ,o The arguments of counsel. viii
reader a final decision.