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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

Milwaukee Journal. -
Governor Robert y
Pennsylvania wen, 9u'
The old commonwealth n
from debt, and Win &
treasury 10 be cxpenpal.,.s',, 4
local taxation, VoS"s Il a
New York. the thlIp N
Democratic governors N, z
state FREQ from debt " NM
and the financial ool'el',, \,
was highly praised y ~
Republican Eovrrupf ~ d
addrets. We might =" d
pride" 10 the RESULT. q 4.
administration IN VIA,
which has been = Low, "
In state taxes this ~
thu nIrti,s-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

I.awicss. chairman A. n Ieltnaker. !.
G. Pray n. -. Patrick. g. n. Bycra
Committee on Decoration = q =,
Drake chairman: A. G Noeth, Joseph
ilnrrcll tr., G. ]. Smith. N. . Swain.
Committee on Mualc David il1trrll'
chairman; H. H. Haldemnn. Horny
lhdd, j. Gordon Brown w. y. Nining,
Committee on Press pcyion Brown,
chairman Henry iiutchinE, y. NJ
Johnston, Il, q. Lowe, n. O. srnter,
Frank Grlce. A. T. McColum.
Committee on Financr-John j.. Peel
or, chairman. John orr. W. E Booth,
W. q Drake. w w. Wilcox ], II. Hen
deraOn. H. e. RoberduHu.
Committee on Invitation Chaflca y.
Morse, uhhlrmani John ~. Mccall, II.
w. Gregory Jen Johnson, bco. a.
Brush. y II Cochran, " Taylor Moore,
John j. plcnHnntH ! H. Myrlck, ! A.
Hooper. Sam DoCnrduva. A. C. Hunter,
John O. Lewis. Charlea Corner. 49, n.
Louis. n. u. stone. u. y Wilmot. !. ~.
Kaufman. Jrn H. Evate. JnmoF u,
curl. c. n. Anderson, V, o. Weed, J.
W. McLcndon, Il. y Cpnnery, VIM. II.
stacy
Committee on Reception Edward NJ
tloure. chairman. Frank ". Lubbock,
u. ~. Hwehringen. H. A. FILLMORE. a.
T. woodbridge, IL, +. Brown, Geo ".
Llttichold. T.. A. llllig, John Bromond.
A. y. Burleaun. NJ Butlpr, Frank
Hamilton John Mcdonald T. Tyner
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

taa, nlfoa, Tex, Jan. ts.-.Mn u ro,oy
~. hlshi received a nsasnvs 49,,
dsn silp Ky, that Slater csrans
ns-sI' Who was a nun. Ma AVA
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Van Alstyne. Tex, Feb. 2l.-Quite an
honor was conferred upon one of Van
Alstyne's citizens yesterday by Cover
nor Culbcrson in appointing vice-presi-
dents for the Dallas state Fair and EN-
position, MIR, j. c. Humphress. a
prominent and substantial citizen. was
appointed for this senatorial district.
The selection was a wise one.
II now seems as " the long cold
spoil had come to an end The last two
or three days have been very much like
spring. The snow, after remaining on
the ground 2S days. has about all melt
ed. Wheat Is considered dead, and the
ground will be planted In oats
Oat sowing f. now in progress, and
farm work In general Is being pushed
rapidly.
Mr., j, g. HUMPHREYS has bought the
brick building ON Main street. formerly
owned by the city bank.
quite number from here have been
attending the Moody meetings at Dali
las,
Mrs Evans of FNnnln county is visit
ing here.
DIT Joseph Greer has exchanged his
800 acre tract OF land In the Gunter
ranch to J. NJ. Hunter for his two
story brick building on Mein stree;
The building ia TO be remodeled and
fitted no for hotel and will be oecu-
pied by the prince OF hotel men, Capt.
n. Taylor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Waco, Tex, Feb. 2l.--Today Score
tary williamson Of the Waco CONNER
cial club received u letter from the
Dallas Commercial club requesting
Waco to Join Dallas In asking the leg
stature to make provision for the
proper representation OF the state at
the Atlanta exposition.
The Dallas club has adopted the fol-
lowing resolution and petition which it
Is urged that tho Waco Commercial
club also adopt.
Dallas, Tex, Feb. 10, 1895. TO the
Honorable Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the Twenty-fourth Leg
islature, Austin, Texas: Gentleman
The Dallas Commercial club begs 10
call attention Of pOura honorable bod
les TO the approaching exhibition to be
held in Atlanta, Ga, September is to
December 81, TO be known as the Cot
ton states International Exposition.
the special features Of when viii be
a grand display of Southern industries
ana progress, and only second IN mag
nitude to the Worlds Columbian EN-
position.
Realizing the extent of cur resources
and keenly sensitive TO the Importance
OF display OF our products ut said
exposition, the Dallas Commercial clhb
respectfully request your honorable
bodies TO consider the expectancy of
taking such action &C may be necessary
to have Texas and her resources prop
erly represented at said exposition
WITHIN the constitutional provisions;
nltLke such appropriations from availa-
BILE sources as will accomplish the end
that Texas may be represented at said
exposition with her sister Southern
states In manner benttlnK this. the
Empire state Of the South.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22
al'1kINNEY.
The Council Regulates Things
chambers Reported in the County


Mckinney, Tex. Feb. 2l.-At a regu-
lar meeting OF the city council last
nit an ordinance was passed pro-
hiIiung boys OF any age, or any per-
son. from throwing stones, rocks. clods,
etc, across or on any public highway
in the city. The fire limits were also
fixed and the erection of tents pro-
hibited therein, and those already up
were ordered removed.
Reports are In from the flats" In
the western part of the county, to the
effect that glunders are prevalent to
some extent among the horses of that
section.
Three horses died from blind staggers
near Weston yesterday. This disease
has been unusually prevalent In that
section the past few months.
Judge G. A. Wilmeth. who has been
giving the matter special attention the
past few weeks, reports that, judging
from the mortgages filed In the county
clerks office to date, as compared to
same date OF 1894, the cotton acreage
will be Increased about one-thrd in
stead OF diminished, as had been sup
posed. However. he says, 1t may be
that the stringency Of the times Is
causing more farmers to mortgage
their crops than heretofore.
As result OF the recent cold and
changeable weather la grippe is almost
an epidemic in the city. ana the
physicians are kept busy
The Boxtown public school, In the
northwest suburb of Mckinney. will
be out Friday. Miss Ollie Plemmons
conducted the school
Prof. ], h. Dodson, who sold his
drug store to Proyine & Co, has ac-
cepted position in the Oak Cliff col
lege, Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22
Incom. Tux Payers,

Waco, Tex. Feb 2l-Applicants for
blanks upon which to make returns or
their Incomes Ior assessment under the
income tax law are growing more num-
erous daily at the internal revenue Of
fee in this city.
Deputy Collector Holman stated to-
day to the Gazette that the returns
must be in by the first Monday in
March.
This statement was made. however
before he had seen the dispatches from
Washington. which show that by joint
resolution OF both houses the time had
been extended uptil April Is, and the
latter date is now the time fixed.
Those affected by the aw are begin
ming to get move on themselves, as II
We're, and are preparing the statements
required under it, Everybody recoE-
nizes the fact that U>lcle Sam enforces
his laws somewhat differently and
more vigorously than does the state.
The severe penalty provided for failure
to comply with the law and the fact
that Ie persons interested are com
PEELED 70 do the running around instead
OF the officers Is causing them to man.
fest an unusual interest in the law
and its operation.
II is estimated by competent Judges
that the southern internal revenue dis
trlct OF Texas VIII probably produce
from $4,000 to 100000 revenue to the
government under this law and the
northern district probably an equal
amount. Thus It will be seen that $780,
COO may be placed as the maximum
amount which Texas will contribute.
Every precautlon IS taken by provis-
| ions IN the act that secrecy is main
tanned concerning those affected by the
law, and their returns and assess
ments. and the revenue department ia
Very ehary in giving out Information
beyond the necessary instructions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Waco, Tex. Feb. 2l.-The chase af-
ter William overly OF San Antonio.
charged with theft, still continues. but
thus far the young man has eluded
Sheriff Baker and the San Antonio de-
putty who came here to secure him.
me officers We're but few minutes
behind him one time yesterday after
noon. He was at the residence OF Mrs
Blanchard on North Fifth street, but
he escaped Just before the officers ar
rived. He did not pass them as they
came In the house. as has bson stated
but got away before they reached the
house. Mrs. overly is still in The city
and her movements have been closely
watched In the hope of leading 10 a
elew to her husbands where atuuts.
The developments In the cas-. thus 'ar
many assert. have strengthened ,he
ilrst Impressions OF oyeiy's innocence.
The case ia exciting much .ocal inter-
est because OF the prom nenca NJ sew
eral OF the parties who are accused CT
interposlng no OBSTACLES 10 Oyeriy' 4
attempt to evade arrest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22
Dcnnr1nrnt Nn,,.

Austin, Tex, Feb. 2l.-The following
charters were filed today In the Office
or the secretary OF state.
The Colored Lahoring Mems Brick
Association Of Harris county, with a
capital stock OF $1,000. Signed by Jaa-
McCollough, Richard Fleming, John
Moran. VIM. Sparks and Jos. Waite.
lrhis charter was reported as fied be-
fore, by misiaRe9
The W. +, Shook Company or Dallas,
with a capital stock OF So. 900 Signed
by w. r., Shook. d. W. Hunter and
r. II, Entrekln.
The secretary OF state Is receiving
money In payment OF the franchise tax
upon corporations daily at the rate OF
sseo ana Sspo per day, and as notice
must be given to corporations by the
first OF March, Mr.. Coilum Is kept busy
now Issuing such notices.
The comptroller today registered $4,000
Jackson county court house bonds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

No Cranky MN wm lie Reported uy
the sIajOrity.

Austin, Tex, Feb. 2i.-speaker
Thomas 3 smith announced the special
committee on county officers ana their
fees and salaries this morning, as fol-
lows.
Mills, chairman, Armlstead, GiddIngs,
Cameron, Ow5ley. Carpenter and
OConnor
Mllls, Armlstead, owsley. Glddlngs
and CAMERON are liberal gentlemen
who believe In reforming abuses, but
not In Destroying the efficiency Of the
service, Carpenter liz an extremist on
the issue and O'Connor Is a Popullst
nevertheless a gentleman who IL very
Independent and one Popullst who
votes Independently ON all questions re-
gardless OF the party lash. The ex-
ircmists have thrown up their hands.
and now admit that the house substi-
tute bill prepared by the committee
Ia dead Hon. j. X. Wester a menu
Der Of the committee, said to the writer
today, 1T Is dead duck" And that
is the consensus OF opinion here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22
Prominsnt Arrivals.

Austin. Tex, Feb. 2i.--Col. James Ba-
ker Of Houston, OF the firm Of Baker
Bolts & Baker OF Houston Is here.
Judge u. p. Hin Of Houston arrived
this morning and visited the state cap
ltai. paying his respects to Gov. Gull
berson and other friends.
Col. Sllliman. president OF the Fort
Worth Chamber Of Commerce, Is in
the city on business.
II. G. Pritchett. superintendent Of
the Sam Houston Normal institute.
Huntsville. il here. lolsing after the in
terests OF his school
j. Wharton Terry, general attorney
for the Gulf. Colorado and santa Fe'
arrived from Galveston this morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Why Gov. Cuiberson Changed the
Penalty In the Case.

Austin, Tex, Feb. 21.-Gov. Culber-
son today oommunted the sentence OF
Il. w, Hunt OF Grayson county to life
imprisonment. He was convicted on
April Is, 1894, Of wife murder, and his
punishment assessed as death. In 1885
he was tried for lunacy in the county
court OF Wilson county, the jury md
Ing that he mad been insane for years
He was confined In the state lunatic
asylum at Austin from July IS, 1885, TO
September "a, 1856, when he was dis
charged. He murdered his wife In a
tent near Denison and the victim was
pregnant at the time. His defense was
insanity. The governor considers, with
all the evidence before him, that Hunt
is weak minded. and incapable OF fully
appreciatlng the atrocious deed COM
mitted by him. J. V, Munson OF Dem
ison, foreman. and eight OF the Jurors.
indorsed the application for commu-
tatlon. County Attorney Ma&ey Of
Grayson also made a strong appeal,
in which the senator and three repre-
sentatives Joined. Isaac Standifer and
Cecil Smith who defended Hunt. de
parted for home tonight, after saving
the neck of their client
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Austin, Tex, Feb, GI-Proceedings OF
the supreme court:
Writs Of error refused-Pumphrey
Ct al, VS.. Threadglll, from Williamson:
New York and Texas Land company
VS.. Hyland, ct al, from Travis; Salmon
Ell al VS.. Hun, ct al. from Wichita.
Mrits OF error Observation-Disclosures
Mineral Wells and Northwestern rail-
way company VS.. Wood, from Parker.
causes ubmitted-Bassett OF al. VS..
City Of I'll Paso, from Ell Paso; Sanchez
vs. San Antonio uno Arkansas Pass
railway company, from rNueces.
causes set--Landa VS.. Shook, ct al.
Ior march II. from Comal; Warner
elevator Manufacturing company Va
Maverick. ct al. and Meyers vs.
MaVerlck, ct al, from Bexar. for Febru-
aty 2si Powers va. Morrison, ct al
from Henderson, and Gulf, Colorado
ShH santa Fe railway company vs.
s ~ from concho, for February
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Perhaps the most succcssial Z
modern times ia THE Lost Choh I
sale in Great Britain has etesedAa
copies. Tho story Of its ccnpar
told by Mr.. willoby in hlssAia'
English Music, " illustrates that !
in craftsmanship, success cam'Nn
Who knew the seasons, whsi nnl
Occasion by the hand.
For nearly three weeks Arlhui
Sullivan had watched by The tsdis
dying brother. One night NA9u
was not far of and his bro'hsf w
ing, he CHANGED to come aerOs' y,
of Adelaide Prootor's which lwln
fore he had tried in vain 70 se'h 4
In tho silence Of that nisi'm.
read them over again. and alma''.
ly their musical expression va el'
A stray sheet Of music papTvns,.
and he began to write. The iq' \.
and he worked on, delighted y y
while away tho hourso Of waiiAlns
progressed no felt sure %. ~,
what he had sought for and iai.'. !.
ON the occasion OF his first alishr
the words. In a short time y Vn y.
and not long after in thepuon'au''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Austin. Tex, Feb. 2l.--Judge NJ. A.
Spoonts OF Fort Worth, who is here
looking after tho interests OF his clients
CNnroad oorporutlonH has made a Wig.
orous attack on section 10 of the Rog-
era arbitration bin, which provides
mat II corporations or firms refuse to
nrbltrate with their employees they can
DO placed IN the hands OF receivers,
senator Rogers invited representatives
or the railroads before the labor COM
mlttcc when this bill was considered
last week, They suggested certain
amendments which We're accepted aud
favorable report was made on the bill
Senator Rogers declares that his bill IL
Just what " needed to do away with
strikes, The railroad representatives
VIII ask that the receiyershlp clause be
eliminated from the bill.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

pSmastrop, Tex, Feb. 21.-Miss Mvra
la, elocutionist. gave benefit
iarga SUI AZ Elsmer opera house to a
entertainment was well uke5 h. aI,
who attended. w" "Neu oy all
Nc, s,efdsy j. c. Buckhannon and
ine M anderson, two OF Bastrop's prom
,,, ellzens, were precipitated back.
, wsru from the back seat OF a gprina
WS NJ 70 the ground and in the fall
hi; anderson had his collar bone
NJ oN en- and was otherwise Injured
c ces, ,h,Ne.e,xhannon sustained injuries me-.
Roth uhs the services Of doctor.
are doing very well at present
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Calvert, Tex, Feb. el.-Kcndrick
lodge No. ~. knights OF Pythlas, cele,
brated the anniversary p, p. NNXTI at
their castle hall last night. Addresses
were delivered by Hon. p. l., Downs OF
Temple. =. q. O.. Grand Lodge, X. OF
y. OF Texas, ana Judge John ls. Craw-
ford OF Franklin, Tex.
Miss Pauline Bedock rec!ted The
Calvert band rendered n well selected
program, and dancing was enjoyed un-
al n late hour, over two hundred
were present, including many visiting
knights. A plenteous and elegant ban
quet was spread.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

This formula for kerossn' y
was given by professor u J. \
agricultural colleges some !esn i
l was requested to expefilnen,. IA, M
greenhouse plants. alu " ,' w I
satisfactory results, writes , s
ford in The Ladies' Home JUL. ~,
made as follows; Two pafl,s, ,.." 4,
part slightly sour milk; O1p' a (,
until a union OF milk ana s.,,,ui,
When they unite, a while IN 4
stance will be secured WIN .s1. Y,
readily with water. Dilute VII y ~
is or go times its quantity !, ',,sl,.
shower your plants .uo ,I.s d;
ieaved plants, like besonlI,, n.
and gloxinias, are frequ,n .s5,l.ll
it, II applied in the strength M X, &
Therefore it is well 70 dllu y, 4 II
tlon by using at least ~ P''N
one OF the jelly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22
AN ADVERTISE nmronr
May Ne Expected on the Mn Lcv,ing
Tax OF Fer Cent on Ratlronds.

Austin. Tex, Feb. 2i.-rhe house
COMMITTEES on revenue and taxation
held an important meeting last night
ana discussed the bills levying a tax OF
por cent on the gross earnings of
railroads and express companies, 1t Is
now stated that the bill taxing tho
gross earnings OF railroads will be re-
ported adversely, hna the old tax OF
per cent on the passenger earnings OF
I9ilroads Will not be disturbed. The
ON taxing gross earnings OF exprAss
companies was not considered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Austin. Tex, Feb. al. NJ. Abbott
am employee " the southern Paclhc
railway at Seguln, arrived yesterday
He is a candidate for railroad COM
missioner and Is indorsed by ex-Gov.
John Ireland. George Clark, John p.
White and other prominent citizens.
Accompanied by his senator and rep-
resentatiyes, Mr.. Abbott called on the
governor and submitted his cndorsers.
He Is a practical railroad man,
and his friends say he Is thorough
ly equipped TO discharge the duties of
the position
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22
HIS FlHsr yIo,,s
Cesar Thomson Mad. ! ~.
49,, set II sanlss "a,

Cesar Thomson ma.
80, Set 1t saalss, ~
When NJ. Tbo,nsor
preston made upon him III, ~ 4,
no replied; 81 was 50 w. Z, litS,
that ! cannot remembs ~, suAl
though, what l did with o'AssI
beautiful boat and sctit ill., '.' y ! "
AS a result, / was soun ,s,ii,.'ass,
was always more entbv.i..',lH W.,
than over the violin. M M,
greatest violin. To ma y. a'stse
q means OF expression aaS (, 'a,e.s
l never studied much psll
more a,gl lessons after | was II wv
'Dupuy, my first maste, !,sad
l received a few lesson, u'nusl
who went away from M , ,'s ~
l lived after tho war Of M, Ssl
OF Of 10 | , went to Italy TO piayi, 4; AA
ira OF Prince Won der WI Ma
roction Of Herr Mulls,'hs.as We
whom, through nssoclatIsn'
musically. l Remained AZ y
and the Italians interested y Y y
was not music that | Studied I, rs ,'
the plastic arts. It's the o,, y.
there which makes mon a.. IN
found impression. In Ii, n.y., ~
works Of such man as D s Nv
tect, sculptor painter, NH, " W.
Having free access to ,he rn y
1 studied the old Italian v,,'.'
violin We walk in a path III
who have gone before. From :
must study them. Amour y,
scripts that l examined wen : WI, y, I \
lions, hitherto unknown. i, M
written for the violin in l6oe !.
copied and in due time viii MIL. |
As far as my technique i csrr N
not the result Of arduous p,p,I.. n
concentrated thought Asas~,s N
studied three hours q dnv. NJ
four or Ave minutes | can acoDu'i'
concentration tho work Of t1,a' ]
hours. N 4
Then why practice 80 mu,,, i
in n scientific manner and Dr., \
In so much practice. | study y, 4
OF things by mathematics RS
onometry, through the study n u
accomplish my work. My unt,n,'
nique has been mentioned Tb,sIl
the simple means through wkIeli \
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