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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
HOW 1T IS AT ALTON.
PARADOXlCkL EFFECTS OF THE
SEASON ON THE NATIVES.
The Glass-Pannell Tragedy the hesu't OF
on Old Feud-Rivals Of flu'anna
PersimnOns.
(Correspondence Of the Dlspatch)

(CorresDOndence OF the Dispatcn.)
ACTON. VA. December 15.-The near
approach Of Christmas IS paradox. Inc
good people get better and the bad people
show I'D the doctrine OF total depravity"
as at no Other season Of the year.
"Christmas in the bones begins to hurt
about a couple Of weeks in advance. Two
shooting scrapes have already resulted
and Thursday a knock-down fight be-
tween two respectable white men oc-
Cured lust below Alton. Much Of this
(presenD evil comes from the bar-room'
set, like a pestiferous sore, on the road
between Alton and the Mountain Top
Hotel.
IN Old FEUD.
The shooting Of Sam Panniil by Adam
Glass n Basic last week is the recur-
renee Of an old feud. These parties live
back in the holows Of Humpback, and
war upon each other periodically me
dis,,raceftll love between GLASS; uausht
and Pannil Is the only truce ever heard
Of, and that has renewed hostliiiies. tWg
Glasses are said TO be part indian Th-y
are sWarthy and revengeful one OF theln'
some years ago, caught large anu
deadly snake; he made a long, bark box.
with a glass top and carried the snake
over to a circus. showing in Maynes0oro'
TO sell It.
NOT OK THE BILL.
The circus men wouldn't buy II, and
Glass. who had been drinking. set MS
heel in the glass case and let the snake
loose in the crowd OF women and children.
mounted his horse. and put off for the
Ridge" Fortunately the viper was soon
killed. and the circus added one TO its
thrilling exhibitions that day not set down
in the bill.
The heavy rains Of this week have
totally extinguished the forest fires.
Frosts are thick and white, turning the
persimmons to a golden hue and changing
their rough acid 10 4 meaiy sweetness,
rivallng the Fluvanra crop.
ADDRESS =. NJ. ALTON.
The little town of Mickensville at the
CROSSROADS has two new houses. 1t needs
a new name badly, and suggestions will
be thankfully received.
Mr.. Mike I.anahan died Sunday last.
He was buried at Rhodes Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie Carr and sister, Miss Carrie
Page, of Roanoke. are visiting their
father at Greenfield.
Colored house labor is scarce-hard to
find and worse to hold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16

orders for printing sent to the Dis
patch Company will be given prompt at
tention. and the style Of work and prices
win be sure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
LINENS.
A gala week in this department.

A gala week in this department
lsx37 Red and Blue Dsma,s
Towels, excellent oucs..... ID
19x37 Red and Blue Bor4,tl
Hemmed Huck Towels. j..
20xi0 Red and Blue BoricrL
Hemmed Huck Towels Il
l9x40 White Damask Towels.
tied fringe, good ones .... %
22x43 knot.ed Fringe Dam,sk
Towels, . rows drawu-tnrcsI
Worthwhile, pink, blue.
red, and yellow borders
worth 37ic.. row. e5
17-inch Dinner Napkins, pr
dozen. .......-.,. ......... d..
l9.inch Dinner Napkins, pr
dozen. ................... CI
20-mch Dinner Napkins, per
dozen. .................. -
2i-inch Dinner Napkins, p,r
dozen ................. -.
22-inch Dinner Napkins, PEE ir1.r.. r..
24-inch Dinner Napkins, or dlzeu. ..Y
German Linen Napkins, si..u o. ...
dozen.
5S-inch All.Llnen Bleache1 D7m1fE %
5S-incn Han-Bioacre1 Dana t......
0O-inch German bam2s. illl .i1rn..
IA Turgey-Red Covers .............
5-S turkey Rod Covers. .........
ST. Turkey-Red ana Cardinal C.f-
tfrs.tt.- ssss...... ....s..s
10-A Iurkey-Red AMI Cardinal COS.
ers............ ..-..... ......... .... ..
$40 Friugod Blcacnni Dt.s.. SID.
1hcle sets -.-.- ......-. ......- ..... ... .
$40 Frinset B.eachnt nlU..-
Table ~ets......-..-........ ........
$40 Noyen-Border Dawafk $40 81.
Everything Ia the Linen Inc t4.'.. .,
Xmas SITS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
Inhllibie.
Uexas Siftings.)

ooh, how can learn to forget?" he
moaned.
"Borrow money" suggested his SYM
pathixing friend,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
COATS.

A gala week in this department
Ladies' Black Beaver Coat 81
inches long, for. ...........S D W
Fine Beaver Cloth Coat, in
black and navy. 40 inches
long. ....''.'''''" y"
Ladies' Covert Cloth Coat, Al
inches long, velvet collar. -. 8 30
Fine quality Covert Cloth
Coat, Al inches long. velvet 10 90
piping, handsome tortoise AND
she'll buttons. ............ IL W
Black Beaver Coat, a inches
long, trimmed in braid. 80. 10 co
Ladies' Double Capes in s 90
heavy cloth-colors, tan and AND
light brown. .........'... OO
Double Capes in black and
navy, applique trimming -. 10 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
MUFFS.

A splendid line at. ........... o.
(Coney, chinchilla, &c.)
Beautiful Coney Mulls at. g.
A very fine Coney Muff at.... x
Irregular value $l.25.)
Children's Angora Muffs in
white aud tan for. ...... i OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
TOYS.

a gaia week ID tniS oepai'hi0Hs'
Santa's pack opens to the public an
enormous line at prices-well-you
know they're cheap.
A few things
Web Reins, for the boys. as D
Very large Baby-Carriages (co- -
vered). ........... .''.'''' W"
Very large-size Baby-Carriages
(uncovered) .......' ~
A Baby Carriage at 25c.; an -
other at. .............. 90 81
Shoo-Fly, for the little ones. %
Wagons, strong ones, vita -
tongues, regular 81 kind. . ~
Black Boards, large si2e...... AZ
Child's Tea Set for. %
l-Pound Indian Clubs for..... 50
Iron Trains freight for. ....~ /.
Iron Trains (passcnger) for.... IL
Fire Engines, fine toy Qnde- ~.
structible) for. %
Open Street-Car for ......:... 81
The House that Jack Built
large size) for. 40
Bagatelle Tables for. .... 80
Foot. Rails for. .......... %
Pianos large ones for........ ~
Pianos smaller ones) for...... 70
Horns, Drums, Soldier Outfits,
Games, Dolls, Books, and thousands
of other things made by Santa Claus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
NOT A CHINA SHOP,
4 NOR A DRY.GOODS STORE,
BUT A BOOKSTORE,

Where you can f,l
display of Book.
ther Goods, Wit.
Desks, Lap TIL.
Gold Pens and il
ers, Opera-Glas-.. B.
bles, Hylnu-B
Prayer-Book, tEr
pal and Cathol.G i.
nails, Photograph ~
buns, Calendar.
other article
for Xmas pro-.... .-
the popular Po..
Standard Writr-
ely or in sets. C
early before the ST..
is broken and ma@
your selections.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29
THE GAzETTE FL WORTH TEXAS THURSDAY MARCH 29 1881

negro. rough. ignorant and black as
night Williamson has been having
his washing done on The Brady farm
and made such frequent visits to the
place that he WAS warned 20 stay
away. Wednesday night Brady, who
had been working an day. retired soon
after eating his supper. Not long
after he had Como upstairs his Wife
entered and took their baby from the
bed.
She left The room, and was gone but
few minutes. when she returned,
and threw the child upon the bed.
Without speaking to her husband, sie
again hurried from the room. Brady
knew something was wrong and called
after her, but she dill not answer. He
hastily dressed and went down sgaire.
Ills wife could not be found. and after
scarching FOR a dime he found a note,
reading.
" am going to leave, I wish you
and your children good health, never
expect TO see you again.
Brady tried to nnd his wire hut she
escaped The clopeu were last heard
from at uopewen station. where they
took a west-bound train. 1t is thought
they are In Philadelphia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29
THE CENTRAL CITY BUDGET
AN ATrenrr To INTERVIEW
JUDGE r. l.. NueENT
IL Docs Not Proye observation-disclosures
mas waller Baker Is Presented
with Chair which lie poes
Not wart--Gossipy News.

w., ~. -, :,
49,. - s'n'Nu NON L. -.
$3.50, ~" iopunS' iuo'' anu
,ls.,r ~ s'' ',.'''. ioi soVerhoF ar
sor ~, W. ~ s'S 'n's n'othlns' leaving
49,, ,N''n 'Vu'sn'' 10 N'e S''
., ~ 'ss p,'usn' ne s'''u.
.A,. s','u " ~ YOU ne nesah'
~. 49, " '''s ~ 'ns ou'sTs -. sn..s
- - ''aee u rue 70 give tne
80 ~ s0ur p'oiessioh "'ue
-, ~. W ~, Nlp' " pe -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29
sM.ooN. e.osnn N nnAsnoNo.
nighi of Thcm C'osc rheir pcor~
rhr niissnrh.


sneclai Dispatch
iImahoro, rcx, Maroh s7.-TodaN
waa ilniahoro'e mist cSporlenoo IN u,
prohibition line. Eight Haioonn closed
their doors saturday night at 70 o'clock
To-day has been unusualy quiet 1--WE
Of tho huildnm have oevu airce'ly
rented Tor other business purposes and
there ere ontlonu pendlng on the OHIO,
six umin saturday hiRht.
District orlminpi csurt convened thli
mormng. with cant, A. n MciScnnon
rresidmE, word having been received
from Judge Hail whp resides az Gle
hurno, that uwing TO sickness In hn
family he could not he prcHont
Ground was broken this morrhna
on I1ast elm street for the erection OF
three brick buildings.
Many complimentary rcmarka nre
being paid I'ac Gazette By lth rcadcri
hcro on tho recent improvements II
Inv undergone
The probable candidacy of Judge y
W n. i.nnhnm FOR governor. announced
In today'a aasctte, was favorably ro-
oeiyed hero,
FRED Jones. Who has been IN iail az
wpxahhchie, charged with tho murder
or George watts, . negro barber. hers
about year since returned TO nilia-
buro tits mornlne, his case having
been reversed. He WAS reisaeed on a
former bond
several younE men Of the town boz
ing Interested IN military tnctics, CIR.
rulnted lltt today TO orrenife . milk
tnry company, Forty have rigned tho
same, and are willing to become mem'
borh
a severe npflhcr struck town about
o'oiorit
me ItlllsbSo lop company has been
organised nspiu and purchased the ma
chnay Of tlig former COMPANY rhoy
win he ready 10 furnish ico whom thn
season OPENS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29
THAT DIXON KNooK-our
Surprised "rhe Roscbua. rs Much
ns u Did the Champion.


BY Associated Press.
st. Louis. Mo. March ss..-The MIA
ger telegraphic announcement from
Philadelphia last Thursday night that
Waiter Edgerion, better known as
The Kentucky Rosebud a promising
local colored lad, had completely
knocked out George Dixon, the feather
weight champion Of the world. IN the
second round Of what was supposed
to be friendly sparring bout. caused
sensation In pugnisdc circles all
over the country. No details II the
affair were placed upon the wires at
the time, and, beyond the fact that
after recovering Dixon went for his
opponent like tiger and pounded him
an over the ring. nothing definite
regarding the outcome was known.
According to the accounts OF the Phil
adelphla papers the result OF the
Knockout blow was as unexpected 10
the "Rosebud7 as It was to Dixon.
The champion. II is now claimed. was
suffering from severe cold An ac-
count Of HON his opponent foored him
follows:
Dixon lost no time in getting down
to business In the second round, and
used his left to advantage on the
Rosebuds' wind Finally the pair got
into Dixon's corner. Dixon led with
ts- tags 40 t.a..a.-.... a.. ..A....-,..t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

Special Dispatch
waco, Tex. March 2s.-chairmnn
waller s. Baker OF the state Demo
cratic executive committee is in receipt
Of a rustic frame, somewhat fashioned
like chair. and an impertlnent letter.
1t came by express from Parker eoun-
ty. and the letter Is signed by II. kim
ban. who styles himself president OF
the Wool Hat Club"
Chairman Bakcr said he would mako
ldndiing wood OF the chair and start
the IRE with the letter. From the tone
Of the letter Il Is conspiouously appar-
emit that It was crank Of the first
water who wrote H. 1t is hard to tel
outside OF his impudence whether me
fellow Is suffering with hydrophobia or
populism.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

IL. W. Dumeid, a Federal Prisoner
4 Hoy Wounded.

Special Dispatch.
Gainesville, Tex, March 2s.-R, w
Dunield passed through the city to-
day on his way to the Paris jail in
charge OF Deputy United states Mar
shal W. q. Hooker. Duhield is charged
Jointly with DR.. Colby with causing
an abortion upon Mrs. Lillian Ron Of
Purcell. who died during the operation.
The remains were buried secretly, but
were afterwards taken up and post
norton held. As result the two men
were held in $1,000 bond, which Dufiield
could not give.
David Putty, a 2O-year-old boy from
the territory, passed through this
morning on his way TO Dallas, where
he Will be treated FOR a gunshot wound.
A few weeks ago lie was accidentally
shot while out hunting with some com
panions.
Engine No. 4gi eonided with some
box cars in the Santa re yards last
night. Several cars were wrecked and
the engine badly damaged. Engineer
Charley Walker sustained a sprained
ankle and brakeman was hurt not
seriously
A literary club was organized last
night
b. i. Yoakum, NJ. NJ. Bishee, a. j.
Hancock. a. j. Davidson, J. w. Dick
erson. D. w. Lahay. W. H. Waugh
! = ~. .tu,fa1a Of the SANTA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29
on AN ICE FLOE.
- ,ose THEIR LIVES KILL
iSG SEALS.
..,.s SHIFTS and Drives the
out with The sea.
y .,ooSers are Missing.
The Casualties



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lpbns Ne"iVu'''' .H,, g. -.
\ Water pns o"'s 80, III. 49,,
n on sAtuiuas IN. 80
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/ ten az pel = - ~ -, 10, en-.
n hunt tie'' ~. ~. t. ~
9 iniou l,, .,,a,,,,ad - ,,as+o,,,.
's 'ns NV Toe an again. Most Of
ir'e ,hs ~ an, wore on ,ha
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|rlaier ilu", , 80, ~ IL 49,,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

Special Dispatch,
ciaco. rex. March 2e~A cold wave
struck this section 81 country this
morning, and 1t ie feared that much
damage has been dune 70 the fruit and
growing crops.
Tho pontoiude has been moved 70
me Morris stone building, the Cow
eminent having leased 1t Tor fye
years
The baseball season was opened up
yrstsrday by novel and very inter-
estina game between the heavy
wolshta ana Tie slim tganih Rules Of
the game we're. Oh the int mems aids
nine. mono wolehing loss than ios
pounds could MAY. snd on the tah
mca't va mons under xix feet %
nss5 fho neayy-wclehts won AFTER
4 vel contested game.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

Is Presiaent Of The Provisional Cow
crnmrnt.

by Associated Press
Monteyldeo. March as.-in addition %
aieno's being proclaimed chief 81 me
insurgents provisional government az
Destsrra. the cabinet which President
Florena appointed rcslened and has
been augcceded by jsnta u FEDERAL
ints This Junia consists 81 a repre-
sentative from each of the conservative
states OF Parans Santa Catherine and
no Grsndc DO Sui Rny Harbosa,
who Is in voluntary csile IN Buenos
Avres and has represented Admiral
Nello during me progress u me feyp-.
iuflon. has been selected fof tfieciiii
diplomatic agent 20 Lnropa we VIII
Fau for Europe ~ sngu ~ Htfetfafy
arrangements can bf eomplctef'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

Special Dispatch.
Decatur. Tex, Mnreh 2s-The suit
Of Wise county We the liquor deoiera
OF sunset, in which On Injunction had
been issued. and under which the ma
looms had been closed, was dissolved
by the district court yesterday The
court held that the act OF 1873, author
islug injunctlons in the name OF the
county attorney was not included IN
the governors call for an extra scH-
sion, and was therefore uneonstitu-
tIonal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

Waco Notes.
speciai Dispatch.
w. T,.x March oS-The nc

srecial nlHpaich'
waco. Tex, March 2s.-The negro
natatorium at the corner OF South
First and webster streets was de-
stroyed by IRE this morning. together
with three small houses. The entire
property was owned by Joel b. Rob
inson. who estimates the loss At 10000
with insurance OF 5000.
An intensely cold "northerf struck
the civ about 2.sO o'clock this after
noon. and the thermometer has been
dropping at rate which promises
hard freeze tonight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

r,,. reason Why Alcocks Porous
,,,a a arc popular IS that they may
be relied on TO cure, -
lame back. Hclatlta' ai'i'pes'
twitchlng Of The iln'SisS a. pleurtsy.
.. chest troubles, E
pneumonia, consnnlis' VA biliousnesa
3. INDIGESTION, nSStei -'
h'Ii,e ,'.,.'ts h0wev-r, VIII qepfno w
" ~ .,,,,;naness o. ,ne plaster VIZ VS.,
9n W. ,',,,,,ity n Az. 3cie POROUS VA, w.
INC KY KEN SO srN mat m1l , esir,,
vi " ,miaaticns have Epr4iig ny ss ~ .'t tac
o. "a rac only sure enie y "a W. ~
hano a,ieocks Porous flAs't,il A..
sg ,i,a,,dre, KS pills improve me
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

Special Dispatch
waco, Tex, March 2s.-Regiatrauon
for the city election next Tuesday
closed at S o'clock tonight, and the
number registered exceeds slightly the
highest number heretofore regisicrd.
The nayoralty caI\ paiEn is warming
up. and the last few days promise un-
usual excitement and interest. The
night is between c. c. Mcculioch' pres
ent incumbent. Bart Moore aud eN-
Alderman j. T. Brlnkerhon The total
registration Is not yet counted, but 1t
IS expected fully $500 votes viii be
polled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

~ Dlspatch.
|lsH, Tex, March 2s.--At lilO p
|bhs norther struck Terrell, and
p, the afternoon considerable
md sleet fell, though melting as
~ The weather is very severe.
sasrs are repianting corn as fast
y can. Most OF the vegetables
g - killed. 1t is believed pretty
ly that the fruit crop VIII be
IA twelve months.
4 Atton acreage will be largely
'a this year. judging from pres
Easements.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

s ~. himself a citizen Of Colorado.
, auu nat e was his Intention to prae.
uNe Jaw In that state. This aelaayi,
, = nov in the Colorado supreme court
records The Republicans are now
Without a head Ex-AIayor pavenport
ana es-foliee Judge Frank c. lohnson
qIe 0a' as Independents. and the
democrats are split over FRAN,
COOPER the reform nominee.
Aansas clty's charter provides that
70 man SHAH be mayor who shah not
nave been citizen OF this city for fve
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29
A CLERICAL prciSrocKET.


BY Associated Press.
Cleveland. Ohio. March 2s.-For
stealing a few street car tickets from
nm oyercoat in a restaurant s. Z. Web
ster. recently Presbyterian minister
at wnliamsport, Pa was arrested
here. webster has been here for sew
eraI weeks and has mingled mneh
with the Presbyterian clergy. He ex-
planned lack OF a regular connection il
with the church by saying that III
health obliged him 10 retire very
soon he was discovered 10 be addicted
10 both morphine and whisky anp'
when obliged to confess these fail'nes'
said he had acquired both hah'v
through physicians prescriptions
since coming here he has been en-
Joyed as writer for the press ana a
aanvasser for insurance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29
pnNrns rnn sroaY.
YounE PisIey SAYS Fniford Has Not
provided for Annie'a Mother.

Provided for Annie'a Mother
BY Associated Preae
New York. March 2s.-starr T.. Pix
ley today denied the report that Rob
ert Fulford had handsomely provided
for the mother Of the late Annie Pix
ley. Mr.. Pixley said Fulford had made
mn oner TO pay Mrs PlSley so week.
and would not sign any papers binding
himself 10 do 40. Mr.. Fulford pronis-
ed To pay this sum. % mr. PlSley says
"a consideration that Mrs. plxiey
we.ld pubiish complete rcuaoiion Of
the charges ana insinuauons against
him 10 connection with the death Of
his wife, Mr.. Pixiey states that the
suit for an accounting brought against
Fulford at philadelphia win shortly
rome up for trial. and that 81 10 the in-
tentlon Of bis family then to push the
suit to an end.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

censrrssmnn Wilson iHpreyinE'
sui ~ cabie's nsnch.

Special Dispatch.
gan Antonio Texa March rs - teie-
nhcno message WAS received by tha
correspondent this evening from Or,
Underwood at cs-conerospman Hen
Cables ranch STATING that coneerss-
man W. H. wilson who was taken TO
the ranch yesterday. stood The tfip
very well nnd alept weii LAST night
Mr.. Wilson, The doctor staten seems
20 DO improved ~ every way ana wan
strong enough today 70 bo shown
around tho ranch BY MI Cable. 10
has good appetite and r. deiighted
with ranch NE, 40 Is devotinK hin
whole attention to recupcrnhng and
anaa not read or dlscuas politics.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

chicago. H.. March ss-The prime
crop expert says that the recent cold
snap has greatly damaged me oa'
erop. and said In many cases me en-
are aelds will have to be resoWn'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

~ uapatch.
F'nnesss o. T., March 9s. = The
crop in this portion of the Ter
y has been ruined by the recent
~ frosts, Apricots, pears peaches
= and ounces were in bloom but
buds have been frozen and there
Be but small yield this coming
*Yere blizzard struck Hennessy
als morning and has been raging
y with the wind blowing n gaze
e early vegetables have been de-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29
DIR. pAxroS EXPLAINS.
reits the Reason WHY He Did Not
rTIe the Marriage Certificate


By Associated Press.
New York. March 2s.-The health
hoard today received a letter from DR.,
paxton in reference TO the hling OF the
marriage certificate Of col, Breelsin-
ridge to Mrs. Wing The letter ia dat
"a Allegheny CITY. Penn, and sta,es
mat the filng Of the certificate was
withhsld at The request Of Col Brock
ipridFe. who said that he did n7t want
ne marriage made public just then
~ paxton also makes the excuse that
be was NJ at the time, and further mat
M ala not know # was contrary q
iaw not 70 file the certificate rhe
bealth board is considering the aesia'
sblnty Of procuring the passage q q
Nh through the lsgisiature mahins y
n unIsdsmeanor 70 fan % iils snen GER
tiacates
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

ado. Tex. March 2S.-About
4 this morning severe sand
struck this city. which lasted
|lGclook this evening, rushing at
hi Of fifty miles an hour maxi
livery dark. II was necessary TO
HINTS indoors to continue bust
The east-bound train was de-
one hour between Big Springs
es city on account Of the storm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

'tty's Republican NomlHee
ipr Mayor IneliEibie-
a'seelated Press.
City, Mo- March ss. Web
ave, the Republican nominee
Is ineligible 10 that office
4 afse bias been made and AMI
several days, but not until
~ the assertion settled beyond
A dispatch from Denver
s. j AFFIDAVIT which Davis signed
lSss before Notary A. B. Pat
'nsolo' Gel. in which he de-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

/ HaAgtpatch.
saH O. r.. March ga terrific
| 'As has been blowing all day, ac-
siaed by snow. wiplng out ali
sn Of a fruit crop. and destroy
aspsands OF dollars worth Of
garden truck, about ready for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

~ plspatch. (
Angelo. Tex. March es.-A heavS
Wind during the night was sue
q BY a heavy wind and sand
That struck San Angelo before
Today from the north. Indioa-
ese. from appearances, that we
slng to have regular blizzard.
Steadily growing colder sheep
-sue are expected to suffer Sc
az they are in bad condition
'ha such weather. over 1000
q cattle have been shipped from
'a'lng the last thirty-slx hours
indian Territory.