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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
MEMORIAL SERVICE
AT ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH YESTERDAY.
The Virtues or George W. Childs, the
PhiIauthropist, ExtoiIed-rhe
Printers Tribute.

Yesterday afternbOu there occurred a
memorial service At ST. Andrews Epis.
copal church which in its interest and
effect was one Of the most impressive
events OF the character ever held in this
city. The occasion was the exercises
held under the auspices Of Topographic
al union No. tgs. in honor Of the memory
Of the late George w. Childs Of Phila-
delphia. The local union Of typos is not
so large as It's sister associations in the
rreht pa,ro,otitap ccptcrs 81 tho conn
ny put IN It's expressed reverence Ior
the character OF the dead journalist,
publisher and pbilanthrouist It's action Ia
e,er, r,,,.,.... t,..,ot,,, A.. li,to.t d.,-as
-e'P''' "''pV"e '"s
OF love and respect Tor q noble me. In
all that constitutes manhood, In its broad
est and fullest sense. in the elements
u,bioh 81, i,.,,,,.,,i,,. .,.-,,1 ,,,,.,,,,.,,,.
"NN" Nh"he HH'i'h''' 'ssPVNu ePO''"n'
ousiy TO tue kindliest acts OF which the
heart IS capable, in all that indicates rec
o,,,i,in, - t,,....,,. .t,. ,,,,,.,,,....
oIt,"s W ,"a,',', W O'-' ~ .
e'''Vi' "nu publishers VI 'hIs CITY GER
tainly paid very graceful and rever-
enlial tribute TO the dead.
a fatl lss
-. 'le
'ccior' AeN' harry 'assIli ana were
graced by the presence of large num-
| Der of citizens who recognized the worth
| or 49,, -. a.. -. 49,. 81. -,
''u i""u III "'"Nc """"' wv V''ello
mes We're held. Typographical union No.
! 1893 was present In force, and the edito-
| rial nnd renortorioi ottaches of tho nress
|
wore also present.
rev. DR.. Harry Cassil read the buri-
| al service of The Eplscopal church in
| q very impressive manner. and following
| the reading The character Of NIr. CbiIIs
| was culogizeJ by members of the craft
TO which he Ind devoted his life. MIR
| Abbott Hnrdee of The Telegram said
| that he rcullzal how poorlv he was eouip-
| ped 10 paw lust and fitting tribrte 10
| the great man whose unerous heart had
been stiiled In death. He referred 10
| Mr.. Cbiil,' loni. and hnnornIde roranr
| az a publisher and ionrnalisI and his
! countless, acts Of brncvolenre and closed
with do prediction tbat bis memory
! would be rcyered as long as time contin.
ucd
Mr.. II. Y. Kirkpatrick n member Of
Typorraphical union No. los also smoke
very feelinslv nf tbn iovc md esteem
In which tbe character If Mr. ChilJs
was held by the composltors Of the coun.
iry. Ue Ind left tbn inheritance of a
spbtless rcpntation as an evanple ia
! both ymnne ond old vhiic his charity
! which knew no limit. Ind endearei lin
I IA n frntornity in ,vhos. inforast no LnJ
! deyotcd tha Lest vc,ts az III iife .Tbc
| printers of America rerognized in Mr.
! Childs friend and bennfnefor whose
memory would oyer ocrnnv u vreen snot
| In thnir henrts Ua tonrhinytv rorarr,i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
THk pRINcEss coLoNNA
Size Says She Left Paris Because her
Husband Intended 10 Steal her
Children.


New York, Feb. I'll, W. Macker
Jr., said to the Associated Press rpnortsr
this morning that he was authorized n
make public the following Statement
which was written and signed by he
Princess Colonna.
81 authorize you 10 state that inv sud.
dcn decision TO leave France and come 10
7 discovered that the Prince Di9gafat,iign
Colonna. my husband. hail formed ~
steal one Of my childrcn from mo a.s a
hostage, s Individuals had boon cmniny az
by him TO that eject us well os 90 ~
closeiy watch my movements ~
TRIO COLONNA. -''''-N IA
Mr.. Mackcy said he had nothing frr.
thor 10 say IN referanco 10 ~ - ~, ~
and tnai the princess had no plans fo,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
rnnRnLL RnpeEr.

rercli. Tex. Feb. L. During the
wind and water storm yesterday, there
WAS an accompaniment IN the sLap, of
a miniature eyeloav, Those who saw IL
dipp,,l down cas- OF the Texas and Pa
chr depot, going n northwest course,
lifted a negro mansion from It's blocks
tori M Inc scale box from the Banner
mils, lore the frrat from I.ockhend's
blacksmith shop and iwiS,vi a fcw other
lowing Asd preceding !, was he1vy rain
ami n the Afternoon and aish. 4.airs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

We all have palms and aches. Int they
needn't last lOng-nnt any longer than II
takes To mt on an Allcoks Porous Plaster.
The only thing to look out FOR ~ that YOU
.grVthe rigN plaster. There are others. but
Won don't want them' take our word for Il,
Tor whom yon nrei plaster You need IL.
and there's no sine for experimenting and
fuding ONT mistakes then, Ask for Allcoek' 5
Porous Pastors aud see that You get them
n they say that some other IS Just rs goOd,
tell them that only the hest Is good enough
Tor You, Allcocks Porous l'nstcrs are
quick and SURF. and acknowledged by the
highest medical authorities nnd everybody
elise TO be Tie best ou' silr remedy for palms
and aches Of every description,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
SUES THE CITY.


Ccrsiclua, Tex, Feb. 1o.-Attorncys
for o, L. Highsmith filed suit this morn
against the city Of Corsicana and il. p.
GOODMAN The complaint sots M that
through negligence Of said city Of Cor
Sicana ard Il. p. Goodman in repairing
2 sidewalk, complainant, Ilighsmith, was.
ny The breaking Of plank, thrown vic.
lehty, onto the walk and thereby re.
celyed mental and bodily injury to the ex,
tent herelnheiore mentl6ned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

Gen. Frank NJ Clarke has returned
from q two weeks visit to North Tex
as, He Says thar the people an along
the Denver arr very anxions io hasten
the opening Of the kioNa ami Cnmnnche
reservation. commonly known as the Fort
Sill country. Gen. Clarke thiaks that
such d powerful Influence VIII soon he
Washington as will insure the purrhns,
Of this magnificent tract Of land, aud
It's opening TO scttlcN during the present
ypur
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
Such Remarkable offerings

as We are making, arc unusual oc-
currences in Texas.
We always strive 10 fulGl our
advertised promises to the letter,
hence the immense success attend
ing our sales.
On every hand We hear expres-
sions Of disappointment at our
Friends not getting the benefit Of
our Bargains. This Is not our
fault as they will delay purchasing
until the good things are all
picked over.
With us ~ Is not a case OF 90
Morrow win DO As Wolf or
course We will sell tho goods until
all arc disposed Of and then, the
sale must stop.
Take the time 10 pass our show
windows and have a peep at what
We are doing for you
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

The city deposited $1,000 in bank yes.
tcrday, Of which amount bu, $500 can
be applied 60 the general fund In com
sequence Of The shortage City Auditor
Presley says tho pay rolls and eur
rent bills Of the city will not be sub.
mitted 10 the council at its next session
Mr. Markell, representing The Grand
Ranms School Furniture company. IL eN-
pecicd here tomorrow for the purpose
Of cnocdng settlement for the ,urni-
iilre Of iAe new city hall The COM
fnvorably on the plan Of settlement al
ready authorized by the council.
superintendent SrohlN taiS nornnr
eefllea wiz Alhlrt pheln.. do eolarll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
A TRIPLE PUZZLE.
ONE THAT BoTHERs THE TEN
NEssEE DOCTORS.
A Negro Girl Gives Birth to Trio of
Babies, Two Being Black and
One White.


Pfess RepOrt-
Chattanooga, Tenn, Feb. PA special
to the News from Petro, Hamilton county,
Tenn, tells OF an anomaly which puzzles
the medical fraternity. Eliza worthington,
a colored girl, lately gave birth to trlplets,
all boys. Two are black us the ace OF
spades, while the third is as white as any
Caucasian babe. one Of the black children
died. Hundreds OF people have visited the
mother since her singular dellyerance OF
this mongrel prodigy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
wEATHBRFoRp BUDGET.

SDe0InI DlspWch.
Weatherford, Tex, Feb. L.. Another
severe cold wave struck this section yes
tcrday. accompanied with rain aud sleet.
The mercury sank last night to 10 de-
gresS above zero.
b. G. darlington, county treasurer
OF Parker county, Texas, received for
the past term, beginning November 49,
1888, and ending February 10, 1891
S22.4lO. %, and disbursed Sl5,OSG9G.
The commissioners court Of Parker
county is in session. Its PRINCIPAL work
for the term will be tho appointment OF
rond overseers.
j. W. Conway has sold the Weall-
eriord Appeal and Plant to W. II.
Morris and George w. Jordan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
SILVA no SURRENDER


st. Louis. Mo. Feb. IL, Louis Silva,
the alleged emhezzlcr Of $l2T, 900 from
the Rhinwater- Bradford hat COMPANY,
aud who hns been fugitive from JUS
ticc since the 25th of last October. VIII
surrender to the law He has, Il II
stated by his attorney. returned 10 this
city aud viii give himself up after n
few forma lilies are settled
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
FoRNEY NEWS NOTES.

R7T0NIlI I7FINEVHi
Foney Texas, Feb PA rain storm
visited this section Saturday night and
all day Sunday terminating IN sleet and
ice.
The Knights Of Pythiss have about
completed their hall on Main street.
iii DIR, II. NJ Fowler has his residence
under fair Roadway.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
LOCAL OPTION ELECTION,

Wa1ahache, Feb. 12.-Thc commits
sioners' court, which convened this morn
ing, acting upon the petition Of the re-
quircd number of voters, has ordered an
election for this county on local option,
the election to take place on Saturday,
March 3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
CONTEMPLATING
Charged Against Blacksmith. Who
Was Arrested at Hennessey
Yesterday.


IIcnuessey. o. T., Feb. 12.-Davd
Wallace, a blacksmith Of lcuuessey, and
who was considered an honorable fellow.
WAS arrested this evening on a charge
OF couutcrfelting He had been seen
in the company Of the gang Of counter-
telters who escaped from the officers
shNl AlcI<eeycr found noulds and
spurious coin in his possession dnd took
linn To the county JUL tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
THE LEpeER's NEW EDITOR

Philadelphia. Pa. Feb. PIN. p,,,,,.
le,iger appeared this morninr v.;il, un "
name Of George w Childs Dfessi ~ ky
held Of the editorial columns ~ me
ana publisher, in place Of the laie C 1919
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

N 'e,,.l',. aud lansnid, weary.
CkEuiE FEMALE TONI ure--
Thea VAL be yours ever, ~ pressure
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
X, il. McSA1vr. District Clerk,


forlY'cighth district couft-hon, - Y.
Greene, presiding,
The court was Engaged during the
morning session IN hearing dcmurrers,
At = o'clock this afternoon Judge
Greene began his address to the new
grand Jury for the February term. The
cOhrt puipucd the usual course In admon-
ishmg the Jury of the inviolate snncity
OF their oAths calling attention 20 the
sc0po Of their work ia the thorough iui-
isdictiou which they possessed In passing
upon violations Of The penal statutes Of
the state, and he took occasion To say
that they were not only required to act
ns grand jurors while In the jury room,
hut also while sepumtd and absent from
the sessions Of the jury being In either
ease required To act upon such matters
rs might be- brought TO their attention,
The court during his remarks took oc-
casinu To say HAT siuce he laat per-
formed the duty Of addressing a grand
jury, ne was pleased to note Il very great
Improvement IN the general moral tnnc
~ the community. especially In the mat
ter OF the observance OF the Sunday clos
ing law. and lie cmdenyored 10 impress
upon The minds Of the jury tho necessity
for silll further efforts In tho direction
ct more complete observance OF that
particular statute,
FollowinG H. iac list Of the grand jurors
In this panel who viii serve until
the 6rst week in May. w. Ill.
Eyatt. John NJ Walker w, NJ. Gross,
H. j Moreland, i ~, Hudson q Il.
Hendricks. NJ. G.. Ellis i w. Collins,
" H. Maddox, j. {. Richardson, w.
X. Byron, and j, @, Boydston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
SADDLES AND HARNEss

y you wish anything in that line call
sn9 see Mitcham 4 Tibbott. corner Main
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
M ON d A Y

Is the day the excitement begins
aud then the goods advertised will
b. on counters until all are sold.
First on the list comes one case
only hence but 10 yards 10 each
purchaser.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
Ne Ann rnE pEopLE

10 w Your electric work. gun and lock
s1i.Ains. Elcolri lamns hnd supplies
HARRisL AZ WILSON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

nv Associated Press A
penyer Colo, fcb. H. m
was peTpetrated " s..itnrii
Two men entered 4 W. ~ q
night while the ess.is' y X
rear of the room ip,, -,,l'f -
,hc cash register Ns '.'.s iilti =
carried Il OF. ln.3 VIZ
secured Is not kn9"n,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
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S. r.. O.,

Does not signify standing Room
only however, applicable 1t may
be to our Special Sales, but it means
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

Teleqliore 80 ~
esq eoai At 50 ~ VI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

A SOLID oaR
OF loaded shells lps'
sons gun store ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-06

for artillery and more soldiers; that tn
men then surrounding them had become
SO desperate that unless the twain sur
rendered within 10 minutes squad
would be detailed to go and burn Rest
Haven and wreak revenge on Marian
Percy.
1t was a threat intended to strike
Royal Kenton heavy blow, and it sue
ceeded. AS he heard the words and re-
allied their import his face grew white
as snow, and he whispered to Steve that
the terms must be complied with.
Don't you believe it," was the blunt
reply. "It's simply . game to rattle us.
Don't yo' remember that Uncle Ben was
to start out the fust thing this mawnin
to find the Yankeesf He un's had time,
and it's likely they are on the way. The
gal is southern and loyal. and even
though sum of these chaps ar guerrillas
they dasn't go that fur. -
But suppose they'dared tog" pleaded
Kenton.
Then they'd do 1t arter they had cut
us to pieces, the same as befo'. Look at
them dead folks out thar. Dye reckon
they'll spare us arter that? Hark!
Whoopee! BY the livin jingo, but the
Yanks hev showed up at lastl"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-06
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CITY TAX
ASSESSORS NOTICE,

whereas, The City Council Of the City Of Previ.
ence, by an ordinance approved on the 18th day "a
tay, 1884, ordered n tax ON the inhabitants and
Sixty cents on each one hundred dollars of the
value thereof, 10 be assessed and apportioned on
The "a day OF July, A. ID. 1894
Now, therefore notice Is hereby given that in so-
sordance sith ssid ordinance, and in conformity
with the law In relation 20 the assessment OF taxes
every persen and body corporate liable TO taxation
required 10 bring In TO the Assessors true and
exact account OF all his raiable estate, describing
ana specifying the value Of every parcel Of his
heal ana personal estate.
For the purpose of receiving such accounts the
Board OF Assessors will be in session in their once
In the City Hail. In said city daily tho 2ld to
the 9th day OF Juno, 1884, inclusive, from O'Clock
.. m. until O'Clock p. m, except Saturday, when
they viii be in session from o'cieef .. m until
Public Statutes Of Rhode Island, Chapter 50. Sec
toni.
Every person bringins'n any such account shall
make oath before some one OF the Assessors that
the account by him exhibited cont rs he best q
his knowledge and belief, true and fuli account
and valuation Of his ratable estate; ana whoever
nspeots or refuses TO bring IN such aocoanl II
evertaxed, shall have no remedy therefor.
The Board Of Assessors will meet for the purpose
OF assessing said tax, on MONDAY, July a. 1895, st
O'Clock p. m, and AL real estate VIII be taxed 10
she PER- sons cr bodies corporsts In whose name 10
sisnds BY reogrd q that time:
ELISHA H RHODES, of
ARTHUR n. AnMINGToN.> Taxes.
PHoviprScR. NAY 81, us< maysl,A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-06
CHAPTER xxvu.-Ccntinued.

Let us anticipate their coming. AS
the fusillsde had drawn no reply from
the fort, the enemy at length concluded
that its defenders had been disabled.
They also realized that the sounds OF
battle might reach Federal ears and
bring up force to the rescue, and it
was therefore decided to edvancs upon
the camp without further loss Of time.
AS Brayton had predicted, they formed
ON the open ground to the south. The
entire force formed In two lines for
a charge, and as a movement or tNo
showed that they were about ready 10
advance Steve quietly remarked:
II dunno whsr JEFF Davis bought this
yere csrbine, but 1t was = mighty cute
trick In him. She's good for seven shots
as fast as kin pull trigger, and that
means that sumbody's goin to git hunt.
Yo' an hold yo'r buckshot till they git
on this side of that bush. How yo' feel
In YapkT"-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-06
CHAPTER XVIII

The courier dispatched by the captain
OF the Federal troop reached the lines
In due time and handed the message to
General Custer. whose brigade was in
winter quarters. but scouting and recon-
noitering almost daily. An order had
been issued by the general in command
of the army in the valley outlawing all
Confederate irregulars and directing
special attention TO Mosbys band.
Within half an hour after receiving
the courier Custer dispatched two COM
panies of the Sixth Michigan cavalry,
with instructions to push forward at
gallop, and 30 minutes later he fol-
lowed them with the First and Fifth
regiments and battery Of artillery.
The flying column found old Uncle Ben
patiently waiting by the roadside and
stopped long enough 10 hear his story.
lie gave them the lay of the camp oc-
copied by kenton and Brayton and was
left behind to wait for the main column.
Perhaps the besieging force was in
earnest in making the statement which
fell from the lips of the flag OF truce
man as an alternative. They had suf-
fered too severely TO try another charge
up the narrow way, and the fusillsde
maintained for hours bad been lead
thrown away. Ike Baxter had indeed
boen sent away ipr re-enforcements and
piece OF artillery, and the guerrilla
portion of the force was thirsting for re-
venge and rife for the most desperate
deed. The girl had defed them, and
her lover had killed two or three Of
their number, and somebody must be
made to suffer.
The sergeant In command Of the squad
OF Confederate cavalry had no control
over the guerrillas, but when, as they
waited to hear from the men behind
the rocks, he heard them planning
to wreak their vengeance on Rest Hs-
ven, he did all in his power 90 dissusde
them. They seemed to abandon the
idea, but under pretsnss of "hsving .
talk" fow " Eve Of them slippsd sway
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and started for the house. They were
within 20 rods of it and had already di-
vided up the wicked work TO be swiftly
accomplished when the flying squadron
turned bend in the highway and was
upon them. They turned to flee, but
half dozen revolyeIs cracked, and they
were dead men as the last set of fours
jumped over their bodies lying on the
highway. Not trooper slackened his
rein or a horse broke his gallop.
Halt Dismount Fourth men hold
horses. Deploy TO the left. Forward
and fire at Will"
1t was "a complete surprise TO the Con-
federates, who had collected in body
TO hear what answer might be made to
the message sent in. They made a show
Of defense, but after fight of five min
utes, during which they lost 10 or IL
men, they threw down their arms and
surrendered. This event was known in
the camp almost as soon as outside of it,
and the cheers which Steve Brayton ut
tered as he perched himself on the rocks
were plainly heard as far as Rest Haven.
'Yank, old boy, we uns is on the top
limb now, chuckled Steve as he leaped
down and shook Kenton's hand. "Bein
as I've got sorter used TO the sight OF
Yankee uniforms, reckon l III drop over
thar ar1d- -teffii hefff- abeHt- and SEQ
what's gon to be- done"
"But tell them of Miss Percy frst,"
replied Kenton, whose anxiety was far
greater than he had dared betray to his
comrade.
The prisoners were conducted to- the
highway and surrounded by a guard,
and then the senior captain accompanied
Brayton back to the camp. They were
not long I'm deciding what should be
done with Kenton. They would remove
him 10 Rest Haven, temporarily at
least, and the prisoners would be held
there until the main column came up.
A rude litter was soon constructed, and
Kenton was placed thereon and borne
away.
A feeling of dumb despair crept over
Marian Percy as she entered the house
after Uncle Ben s departure and looked
upon her dead. The event was not en-
tirely unexpected, and yet it was great
shock TO her, surrounded as it was by
snch trying circumstances. The mother
dead, Mrs. Baxter gone, her lover
wounded apd besieged by bloodthirsty
men. Uncle Ben gone after help, an al
most certain knowledge that the worst
was yet To come---what wonder that the
girl was stricken and helpless1 The re-
port of every musket reached her ears,
and now and then as the firing died
away little her heart stood still at the
thought that kenton and his comrade
bad been captured by those who thirsted
for their lives. She could only weep and
pray as the hours dragged away. Hope
came to her only when che heard the
clatter of iron hoofs on the frozen road
and looked out TO behold the two com
panies Of Federal cavalry sweeping up
the highway 10 the rescus. Uncle Ben
had been On time, and she marmured,
God bless him." as she realized what
II meant. The dead guerrillas lry i'm
plain sight as the troopers pushed on.
and she shuddered az she realized what
might havs bssn. The dead wprs fer.