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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01

When tho great and good commodore,
David farragut, was boy, his father was a
| captain on IA steamboat on tho Mississippi
| river. David was had boy not that lie
meant 10 be bad but like many other boys.
he had got the foolish Idea that TO awngger
about and chew tobacco, 70 swear and drink.
wero manly. and that he could not show him
self u man unless no did like some OF the
miserable loefars along the shore and some,
fear. on the ship. Ono day, when he was
about sixteen years old. the boat had only
Just loft Memphis going down the river.
whom his father spoke 70 him. and wanted to
SEQ him above. He had been dihgusted at
seeding the boy smoking and swaggering
about at tho town, and he thought Il was
timo to tonch him a lesson. besides, he
loved tho boy and waa sorry to soc him max
ing a fool OF himself. Turning all the others
out OF tho cabin. no snid David, what do
you expect 10 mako OF yourseff'
"hof I calculate 70 follow the sea-"
"What2 To DO common drunken sailor
kicked and eufled about. a loafor in every
port, an associate Of drunkards aud outcasts
and dlsgmc6to your iather and friends"
mo, mean to tread the quartor-deck, to
be a commander sald the boy. stung to the
quick.
"You a commander yon who drink. who
smoke, who swear. who play cards. who are
idle. vicious and unedncated. No. you have
only ono thing before you. 20 stop whit you
are doing. and turn right about or go on aud
be mere drunken sailor
The boy did not see tho CULVER OF tho old
captains lips, nor tho moisture gathering in
his oye. Il was bitter medicine to the boy,
but hc know that tho iathers words were
true. and meant Tor his good. He passed ont
without word Ind wont to his room. choh-
ing with Indignation aud tears. What, hethe
captains son, 70 DO drunken loafer, neserl
He made resolve then and there 10 break
on all those bad habita and In his old age he
fata, "By the grace Of God 1 hive never
broken my promise
He steadily ndshnced nnlil he was tho glory
and pride Of the American navy, and boys
viii ind 10 his history u model horo. whose
name Is written on tho pages Of tho national
record.
pat whlchis the proper way % pronounce
Il, nee-thrr, or ni-theri" Pat. "Naytherr
An adult needs twenty-five barrels Of pure
air every night and about the sans quantity
10 the day time. 1.-THE roileon, says a Ken
tuckian, .that It isn't taxed with other neces-
stiles li1e whisky is that ita ~ dos.goned
hard % measure 81
The refusal Of Mayor Sohleren to have the
Nag OF Erin hoat from the brooklyn Cts Han
on g. pntrioks Day has made him inau{
enemies among Tho iolloworh q St ratflst
and ihoy sweAf they will mover sote ipE hln-
A. tho men Of thle c,4ss never kAtQ Feo1d for
him. his loal pannot " serious
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01

ALBEIT HOWARD"
That is the letter, llalph, and as you see, 1t
\, out OF the question for me to think Of going
10 California or any place else at this time.
"a nfound the war say 1 r. and Commodore
!, Gorge West changed tho position Of his left
siss on the pillow at the foot Of the lounge on
vNilich he lay.
The Commodore was handsome man OF
-sillty, with iron gray hair, and a moustache
1almost white. A wound received when he
WAS junior officer so troubled him OF
\ late years that he was forced to retire from
I, thu Navy and now was living in bachelor
: gpnrters on Fifty-nlnth street, New York City,
will his nephew Ralph Holmes, handsome
yNhng man Of five-nnd-twenty who had re-
cahty graduated from tho law school OF
tcolumbia College and been admitted to the
hn.
4.alph made the injured leg more comfort
: anle, shook up the cushions behind his uncles
ehouders, and then resumlng his chair,
fabing the invalid, he said;
"A trip to California Is certainly desirable
st may be, i" broke In the Commodore, but
I,Tant you 70 distinctly understand my lad,
ihnt there is no frolic in this trip. 1t means
bpsiness, from lfst to last"
l'It will be mono the less welcome for that,
Uhcle George, but You forget that while you
ave often limited at your long search for this
vi an Leonard Martin and the fact that one
Albert Howard was helping you, you never
BOX me into your confidence enough to ex-
plain the case" said Ralph.
"whatw exclaimed the Commodore. edo
ybu mean TO tell me you don't understand all
nbout IT."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01

= Il After more than twenty years OF almost
stntinuous hunting, think have chased
4 d game to cover. AS could not have kept
alb the search without your help, deem it
1iRt Just that you should be present to sec the
-.ilpish and enjoy our triumph.
NIL your wound still troubles you so that
ypucannot staud the journey across the con-
tihent at this time, send onMr. Holmes, the
j., nephew Of whom you have so often written
me. He has also deep interest in this case.
. ~ he stops at the palaee in San Francisco, l
Hhall md him and make myself known.
4 hope, however, that you can come yourself
i tor am most anxious to meet for the first
I. sine man with whom have been in COM
I nlpnlcatlon for so long, and whose life has
D. largely absorbed by the same great pur-
/, r8sc.
f Write II you are coming, or il am TO ex-
'p4ct your nephew, and believe me, dear Com
X 'nItlipre
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01

Il Is gonenliy believed that women are
Inuch mora easily Impressed, yei OF religious
rovlvnls men nre tho quickest 70 catch the
iorycr and entlusiasni, and they manifest
their new forged religious feryor Win al
energJ' 81 manner and loneliness Of voice.
coiapessd With which tho motion Of lhe most
ezelapie wosuaa q tame inaosd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01

The refusal Of Mayor Sohleren to haYe tho
Nag OF Erin noat from the brooklyn city Han
on g. pntrloks Day has made him inau{
enemies among tie iolloworA q IT, ratflsf
and they sweAr they will mover sotN NJ hin.
A. tho men Of this c,4ss never tstQ Ytood for
hun. his loal sapnnt " serious
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01

"pat, which Is the proper way 70 pronounce
It, nee-thrf, or ni-thorlo Pat "Nayther.r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01

The amount and value Of tho tobacco raised
In Kentucky ~ about equal to that ofall other
states In the union.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-27
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cause It posts me on everything. why. I
ton.'
He ALSO THANKED the good people of
Orange for their kinduess 70 him ana MI
Brown. At the the close Mr.. Brown suns
There y Hand Held out IL PITY"
Mr. Williams goes 70 Wharton, ana he
seys, VAL have q Time skinnins the
The Minister'S association met AZ
the Presby'erlan church today at b No,
Present, w II. Edd .enan j 81. Martin
a. I. Frierson. A. ] johnson ana w W.
Watta. The association was LED IN PRAYER
BY Rev. A. J. Johnson Reports Of ma.
tors showed great lrterest Ia RELIGIOUS
matters 10 Orange and decided aavAnee
IN the lie and influence OF the churches
w. H. Edaleman reporttd Grent snccnes
for the Lord IN fhe SERIES OF revival meet.
lrss IN his church during the past Ten
days. Fifty-two we're added to the
church
A. L. Trlerson reported most interest
Ing Easter services; attendance iarge.
W. W. Watts reuortti exceIlant attend.
anee and most interestlng and proitabie
J, NJ. Martin rcuoitea Interesting serv4.
cos at Terry. Adjourned 70 enost al ei,s
Methodist church. w
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+. !.
Stewart FRIEND II Cod. Y $3.50
Canton. Ohio, March SC ffefore leAvinF
here Mr., CaXeg gave out the fsilowire
ans~er 10 Senator stewart
have seen your LETTER addressed 'Gera
erait coxey. Allow me 10 inform You that
am not general. ! am Simply pres ltsft
Of theJ. .. Coxey good roads association
OF the United STATES and ex-ofiieio OF
the cosn1aonweai Of Abriet.
how much a suoaiqssea prtss a. the dic-
t1Eiun 81 the money power. tries 10 alsise
.hls apparent am a.i. 80 cpl AFts hurled
more weight nom iil.ad9iecd adifl ss,ons
besides.
inc warfare Of the stsyef niSif against
goia ana Gphds unuerl Your, leaaersup IN
the Bnitaa States seuatc was magnificent.
AlOgnlnx dispatches STATE Iltat even tnh
N 3 deal Ia Wal street 70 yelo tha Bland
sa2nloraEa bill IN Lie sole lateffSt OF god.
50 The die Is cast
We SHAH march out peaceaoly and de-.
pend upon the outgrowlns 81 peaceful
public 10 defend as from Flnkerton'H.
either as policemen, ratlifaFymen, United
3 .ates sold ero or petty party politicians
fhs Is -pnrtlsan movement and he
who q not with us Is against na There
Is no room for neutral Krounr and that
hcuee divided aaalnHt ITSELF can not
uttered and used h the dark days or the
civil war by Abraham Lincon the father
81 LIZ legal tender fp'lQWing II his foot
stcpa, we seek % dethroue gold as our
once uaors hApe isgzl tender money, such
e. would be circulated IL the two Coxey
bills are passed
Msw s v. hage fellowss yoqr lsAastshlp,
caipaSe OF silver as money, ana II we arr
tp lnuse " the silver men by you, looked
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TWO poLIcE poAFrs
injunction Against Governor waite !,
solved.


injunction Against Governor Waite Ola
solved.
Denver, Colo, March, ss.--rudxe oIynn.
sitting IN the district court, todsy
quashed the Injunction isnued by Judge
Graham against Governor waite, Mayor
van Horn and Fire and Police Ccmmisl
sioncrs Rogers Barnes and Mullins, re-
strainlng them from attempting to take
pcssesyIcn of the offices and interfering
with the duties ~ the other commissions
ers, Messrs, Orr and Martin, whom Gov
ernor Waite removed, and Dismissed con-
tempt proceedings.
The court holds that the portion OF the
writ OF Injunction under which the al
leged contempt was committed is void.
1 and consequently there could be no con-
tempt; that Orr and Martin, ~ endeayor-
ing e hold ofties 5y toTcs ana stfeS n ss
governor are violating THE law tnen-
selves and are usurpers, and that Mullins
and Barnes have tne right e rsacetgliy
assume the Offices TO Wfich lhey HhVe
been appointed az once
After tile decision was rendered, upon
the ADVICE Of their attorneys, MULLINS ana
~ aali orr ma ma Martin 70 turn their ofaees
over 10 them. Ihis thsy promptly re-
line nav board moved into me naYor,s
| office Gha organized. They Immediately
afn5intei d new chief 81 poice' TIE
! lleatenauts likewise were dismissed, and "
l h undefAtoca1 the captains ol tine iire do
pAriment WIN be oual1a lotnot1ow-
TIE chief and his orncefh. refuSed tc
racogniza the authority OF the new
board ana The department. ss still unde
MS ccatrof
Attorney Al n Taylor. lpr orr. md
Martin, claims taists l9s9Se Glynii's seeis-
| irA does not aettie the matter. butt thai
she case stands Just as It did the dty Tho
agpoinJnents We're made and before tht
| Injunction was grpBted. He has advises
HIS clients aa weil as chief Store 10 IGNORE
any oftiers Of the new beapd If the OH
board peiYlsts IN It's refusal 10 give way
| enc counsel Tor She board VIII apply for 4
VIII 81 niandanps BY whlch mems II,
Old members can be speedily olistad
! y report gained currency this ait srnoof
mat Governor NN0ife few into a passir,f
Nhen ne learned that tae new boarS liz y
! Allpplnte Farley chief az police ara ,sa
e.ared ne wpu3d Tem6vc his latest ~,
! Pc f,csS. Tbs governor tier IN ~ y ss,,,iy
iHse ihls afternoon counsel FOR or,
s eis' Aiartin tQoh az nnpeai from The az,
snlpt O. 1llcge Giygai' d tie supreme
| SyuFt oH the ground u error III dissolvifir
tp ne esiuiuncliou Of Judge Graham
pom the promise OF Attorney Ward foi
bnfnes ind Mullins that no afte..,s,,
I Would be made by the aew board "a rro,
SEQ 70 business or make pppoinfsneliis
the court refrpinAd tram I4stlinr 4 ssfii
asaipFt the new board and fiegei,
4 granted stay until "Wednesday. when 4
| deNlsiqn VIII pfohsbly be given
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p'ass,-k4ee. stsses a-- SecgotasS Eef-
aers essay sens d ne house AZ ansvr
Is NJ. Canfn.ngs sssstatlsn 10 STATE
stri 4 ~ 4s.ai,s = the recent ALLEGED
r1tlhgt>n ~ cera4sia. fNipfs A CO, u
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ar reesfarrsre y Afwqf piase sqr ne
AH snsroaSs Tsporf IS lcna md very
tsslsrsti.ax. kvin< ~ detail the history of
~ ricrsC1nes ant foe discovery 81 90 O..
ne .segS fskanilc trAq's ss , y eas
&rrnNre cemrany communicates the M
for4rn.fNr th4l the JarrtEifc were net
fclefaz tAa<ir cent act shat [tFirr arm.
rssscs 49, e ~. ~ ~ w y
e1 -. arvtstlration eeanr-ned the ty,ssh
= It's fntcrtoatIcn <9ld Secretary Herbert
snst sse tsasneEses y per cent on Al wcsk
TSe ease was aFpsaied tn President
s--Strtsst3 ana aftpf exonersting the
Carrs,rfes nom all knowledge OF trf ttGun
4ns FeSitWlng the case ~ sorne length,
er1slssr. Cleveland Teaucec the IRE sq
an rsllt-r Is assume that the faulty con.
IN berRn IN the third Gay OF Nov
s.-s.esr. tgS and was correcfe3 81 nc
sxsesr.a day q ~ IN 2, ~ ~
fstwesn these dates, lrhlnk 10 per cent
fr4sro tNa rrices Should be deducted, The
s-roart - manufactured IS reporSed ~
~ 2st',sSI tons aud ltA value +. ~
fhSs snoent II my opifdcn. should be for
ss'.''a y w sGfrver Cleveland.
81 ihis sum $500 MS pal, into kisis-
Era fhe residue was made tkp IN delivery
~ faote Plate AZ the ruling prices.
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The Blanc seiAni0faee sill which Is
pow II me preaiheuTe hanRs. ~. braeiiy,
gu .1pr tnd uV.naee d inc rema,ali.a
silver hnfilqil pneeaesea unVer tne hiirf-
fitan are tsnfiAk tiic brat gear tan act
was coluso, ana 4 'suignpsAst rro1,
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tk<4sutH' 1ife tvprte pf tn4A plont Waa
u cVufaN, fno 1icf liset INC uuiilon I'd,
INC aver oollar ki9s, mo cove. Mn si.i
nut ~ cAftf u. lhe llanaal 1flde na,d
niiu EruFrAiiy inpta iekb. After July N
1881. thlA c4lnaHe WIS 10 ioE4Hf ma Ezias
iprvs ann ne t}eosurS Impairment nfac.
ueaiiy AiiafeAdsst Il, Abe oppQi9ed bliion
N1len uccaihis.tttd IN the tla.,s 81 IS,
N1nid. II c7insa, nave fnrulsh6d ar3i.i
= K.l,1usQv0 The Biand plii airectf ihltt
Iris fpW BE- coined and add4a ~ fhe ft'
81 fIs country when this Il doila. every
shssin,,a III WI l.tvt s been sdipdio rs
cirAai0t.pn AIiHef Ia the fcIia b sIi+Cl
collars Qr rofes representing ttetn' sl,fh
Is tina eliiei i.rel|s!on 81 tho act i no
fttif4 q pfofIuN, N q t9al} MAf14d
fiaRta thai he kailloh stH f<,5aIninS
alte< the toiunks q the 4fi9A!prRSp N
alec turned Itlta c1iil. and lp9t ta4 Cit.
fi4Ht|uF sherman ACT tote< <ff4AtIG ii
sitttl gold On 1tl3t;) pe feti1e1 ~ she
government whenever tne# asa u4.1 IA,
and sist5s ser; :ithfts 81 is(ned Ii tEe,i
Afttd Tiiir done. al u Our ~ AnEff9d
ODD fuiilicn8 u cilftrey 'ssna1 i&f.
mens lef fllyes Hlll ee fs s5 eRly
issas if under the the Bland Allison al 'pe q
1879. has never been redeemAtlf in any
other uaV
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washington, March Ex-senator coiduit,
5ioa To-Day. F'uneral arrangements viii
be made tcmorrow
Alfred Balt Coiduitt e Atlanta was
born ID Nation county, Georgia. Aprll ~.
1874; graduated ~ Utii2etop college, sew
Jersey n. the class ae 1siii studied law
.hnd was admitted 70 HE bsLt m 1877
served as a sian officer witn the rank Of
major. diirlng ihe MSSieap wftr. was
elected ffid ssryei ~ member of he
Thlrts-tlird congress-: was q member Of
The Georgia Legislature IN 1859, was K
presidential elector for the SiAts a. large
81 rie Breekinr5dGe ticket IN 1850. Waa a
s.aesniser Of the secession conversion OF
the Stale az tiear3ias eutereSi the Com
feaerate service as captain; wse s1bse-
quantiy chosen Colonel Of The SiSkh Geor-
gia Infantry. served Ms brigarier general.
and was commissioned AZ niaior general.
Was flected governor saf tiiv stii nj Si'itiI-
FiA In 1876 for four years. and WIS re-
taected under a new sonaiitutnn for Two
years. at the expiration Of his turIn ~
governor WAS electes to the United
States senate. az Democrat for the full
term eoirmencine March 8 isSl ana Was
reeeieEi-i 81 1888 He term term Of ser
ysce would have expired March 2, lsaS
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EASE.RCT.TcY nrr1.-
s's''e's ''.aiaiagy esrapIttes iaeIsns

Nsrats Judiciary COMMITTEES fncI4nsa (.
Afr1ft One
Fesaingssa. sfaFen "a rhs senate com.
mltsee q 5gc.siagy AZ sss nsstlns today
hA2 ne haRkf1pteg biz uadsr diaeusslor
s=d h.ie ~ dspis,5n was yeAched 4 xsa,
sFsl dlspo7istpn WAS maaisssf Is report 4
hsHarag;fy ON laefs Was disserence
q epialou e. e whether TIE hgI . So r.,
psrset Aaealn EFessan FIR heth Voluntary
frr tnf9.uott1y l,ankrlntcy. 81 silnpiv
f4r voluntary tsnkrtlffty TheFk 49,
AftQ 4iSfte1lon - ~ Hhat action Oh ths
ntrt 81 iht pseFqn lhktfcTfd akiAti con.
stlil@e geakrapfey
Ehs tlp Aafofe he c9nmltfes p.oysdes
sAilgff - raeef note due sEail'be SUI.
1f,ent; pet -5ins q tRe c9psmlttes wort
rfaaireEneata ADD subcommittee en-
s1stsnF ~ 9epa@ofA George. Villas. Hokl
ana 3fitthff was anp9fili fd 10 if.vsst IA 4
this anesfi9n and fepqf to the fun ctm.
naitsee ~ 4 fusut1 meeting
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MYsrEIsInrs AlssIoN
Tfsd xfolt and NcAehan Have a Sec1e
Mission la washington.


Thsd Holt ana McAshan Have Secret
Mission Ia washington.
washington March M.--lt turns out
sas. Hou. Thsd Ho,, Of Houston Is here
on more mysterious visit than merely
business "a the supreme court Ee e
aesursanisd by j. p. McAshan Of Hops.
goa and Just what brlngs them here ana
Tor What they are moving about among
the yowers that be can not be ecser-
mined. they dsselaisn ali office seeking
as Vel as everything else suggest
81. N yesterdays Washington Post
Judge Holt said that air. Justice ssili
Shepherd would make flne race for
senator. rlas has probably given rise
% the story thai he is here 70 bring out
4 .,ss,v candidate for ale ssnntcrsnip.
Avnat it al IS yill probably be ont IN
a anr or two
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-27

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