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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22
GOT vALuAnLn TnsrIMoNY.
Chicago oniclals After Persons Who
Stuffed the City rayrolls.

Chicago. June 81 Tho city officials
who are investigating the stuffed pay
rolls received valuable testimony today
from ex-IToroman W. a. Dorman OF
Detectives have been searching for
him for several days and today Dorman
gave himself up ana mnde n confess
sion, which. II IN said. duplicates many
OF the city officials who are not yet
under arrest. The details OF the state
ment wcro carefully guarded. but II Is
said that II II sensational in It's show
inR OF the widespread corruption under
the city administration. II was re-
ported this afternoon that as result
Of Dorman'B confession q large number
OF additional arrests would DO made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22
sEpAsrlAN op nRncKINRIpon.


NoIed Member OF tho Iwenty'Fourth In
the City.
Dallas, Tex, June 2l.-Hon. W. p. scbus-
tlan OF Brecklrldgo, noted member Of
Of the Twenty-fourth legislature, was In
the City yesterday on business, Sebastian
WAS one OF the oldest as well as the most
conscientious law makers az Austin last
winter, lie was against all bills contain
Ing Jobs and supported every measure In
the interest Of the people. He has plenty
OF sand in his craw. and Is an ugly GUS
toner whom aroused. a newspaper man at
the capital published In HIS paper one morn
ing, NV. +. Sebastian and other Popusts
OF the house have signed call for q free
silver meeting" Sebastian " atalwa.t
Democrat. lie walked down to tho press
table and asked the culpHt, "Dd you
write that ltem7"
~ DID," was the response.
Then you are a Cd id liar and tho
article is id lie" gently Infatuated
the law maker from Dreokinridgc. Tho nows-
paper man gazed into the ceiling. Sebastian
surveyed the object OF his wrath for u
moment. with ill-concealed contempt. md
then walked away. lie had no further
cause for complaint from that source during
the session.
Col. Sebastian was one OF the momboru
who organized tho silver league at Aus
tin, and he will be In Fort Worth In Au-
gust. accompanied by hundreds Of silver
advocates from the West
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Washington, Juno A.--All the members OF
tho cabinet except Secretary Carlisle will
soon leave on a short summer vacation.
Secretary Lamont will go TO Yellowstone
Park Olney will spend the time at Buz-
Yards Bay, Morton will go to Michigan and
Nebraska. Herbert VIII inspect the naval
stations at Narragansott pier, Newport. and
Bar Harbor. Harmon win visit White Sui
phur Springs. and Wilson and Smith Will
join their families In wost Virginia aud
Georgia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Two Honest Money Advocates. in tho Town
OF Dallas

Dallas, June el.--Col. D. A.. Mum Of
Crockett, who Z lowed the fortunes OF Geo.
Clark In the campaign Of 1872. IA In the
city. The colonel is booming honest money.
and It Is undotatood II as fflsky as a colt
IN a green pasture when 4, comes to plan
ming a bolt. Hon. W, c. Wear OF Iillshoro,
a gold standard man. representing oonatitu-
Is overwhelming, for silver, was In the city
today. feeling the popular pulse. Wear
ia more astute than many OF those with
whom he is trimming. and says he will not
bolt II the next platform contains more
silver than he thinks the needs OF the times
demand. He does not care to"fall Just outside
Of the breastworks." to please a few Inn
plhcabIes who have destroyed their chances
for political proferment by frequent at
tempis to destroy the Democratic party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

tor OF the dam on Elm Fork: $4,000 for a
new pump. leaving $4,000 for needed TIM
ptoNements. There are a great many de-
be hauled over the Goals and eompclled 10
assist IN running tho municipal government
Unless there ie a change ene Of these days
tnrre VIII be Wholesale reduction In sal.
aries anu Wholesale discharge Of eni-
ploycs. Tho city government Ia too ex-
nshsive and when the expenditures are stO..
w or $4,000 greater than tho receipts
mere N only one alternative. A big re.
the salaries paid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Tho Lawyers Talking 10 Save His Neck--A
Qreat spoeeh.


Dallas, Juno 2i.-Assihtant Attorney Harry
7. Lawther began the argument IN the II.
II. Jones case yesterday aud talkad four
hours. Judge ]. G, Muse followed In n four
hours and thirty mlnuteu argument for tho
defense This morning Judge Cornn, a now
conner nom Franklin. Robertson county.
made most brilliant argument for tho
state, consuming three hours and thirty
minutes. Judge Coran was for years district
attOr ley In the Bfazos river country and his
speech today won for him lasting fame w
an advocate. This afternoon Colonel II. g.
seay made a four hours speech for Jones.
and tonight Colonel $. II, Russell made tho
closing argument for the prisoner. J1ha "
Gillespie. the county attorney. will close for
tho state tomorrow morning and then the
case will be submitted q the Jury. oie
Of the attcIneys for tho defense Informed
tho Gazette correspondent tonight thai tho
best he hoDcs for Is n hung Jury. as Judge
Coran's speech and the judges charge could
not be overcome. "A city jury" he said.
would acqult. a county Jury relies on the
judges charge" There was n great crowd
proatnt in Judge Clinta court room tho
entire day. Dr. Jones Is cool and uncnncern-
ed His Nife has been a constant attendant
upon the trial and occupied scat by the
side CT the defendant during the progress Of
the argument yesterday and today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

wash Of Passing Tug smashca pennsyyanla's
iHrlnR boat.

roughkccpsie. N. ", June a.--The wash Of
paasng tuE this eyoning smashed the shell
NJ tho Pennsylvania crew ngtinst their
boat float az the men were getting away
fotr tho start N their four mile race with the
acquhtio trio bsing thus disabled the others
determined % defer the contest untll next
Monday oyoninR no that Pennsylvania might
Inond her shell ind thko part IN the struggle.
which she has been tor weeks In preparation.
Thousands OF spectators. no man can say
how many because they were rorchod on tAs
hill sides and afoat In every possible van-
tage point. went away disappointed II waB
decided TO postpone tho race until Monday
evtBing next
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22
FIRE Ar ARnMoRE-

Ardmore. l. T.. June 2i-Fire broke out at
a. m. In a frame building occupied by
lIozel Burbanks and for a while II looked
like a Expedition Of April 10. The inmates
were all asleep and barely escaped with their
lives. Ole Jeneries was badly burned. The
furniture is total loss. The loss is about
5000, with very little Insurance. The cloth
ing Of the inmates was almost all destroyed.
Tho nre was individually Of ineendlary origin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22
INoEsruous nnurE nANoEp.
Had Murdered His Wife for Protesting
Against Ills IlcyutinY Acts,

Jackson. Miss, June 2l.--A special from
Port Gibson. MlaA,, says! Iamua Sanders
coorcd, was hung last might about ~
miles from here BY mn infurlntod mob OF
hi, son In q compromising position with
his own daughter, The son reported the
case 20 sanders wife. who whs the stcii
mother NJ the Girl. whercupon row OCCUR
red In which the wife az sandera was NIL
cd either by himself or his daughter, With
whom he had been guilty Of Incest Tho
brother OF tho murdered woman, with
nbout 30 blacks mud - whites wont To
Sanders house last night aud took him
aud hung him, II h reported that tho
daughter OF Sanders may be strung up.
sherin Walker has gone to the eceno "
the trouble TO prevent the lynohlng OF the
woman IN possible
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22
A Comparison.

The Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal of Wednesday contained
ID Ia columns of news in min
Ion type originating outside of
Louisville.
THE GAZETTE of yesterday
contained II columns of news.
nonpareil typo. originating out
side of Foot Worth, equal TO 90
columns of tho Courier-Jour-
nails type.
In other words, THE GA
zErTE of yeste rday was a bet
Ter newspaper by 90 per cent
thnn the Couricr-Journai's Issue
OF Wednesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22
Is yIooRousLY pusHrp.
Delinquent Liquor Dealers at Houston BE-
ing Pushed

Houston. Tex. June 2i.-The prosecution
OF the delinquent liquor dealers who have for
years been defyihg tnn tax collector goes
on vigorously. Already the county has
gathered In 10000 and the cases are only
about half through with. Many dellnquentl
have LETT the city and the breweries who
are on the bonds, will aufftr. A representa-.
tive OF one brewery walked Into the city tax
collectors office this morning and took oul
ten licenses at one clip. The collector OF
internal revenue for tho state Is pushing
the cases. Collector Kaufman, who is United
States collector Of revenue, is on the ground.
II Ia said he is looking Into cases where men
arc operating under licenses which were
taken out by others. II is tho greatest rhak-
ing up the delinquent liquor men have ever
In tho city, Charles Dumler, who swure he
was only agent for the American Brewing
association owned by Anhouser- Busch. was
given jail sentence. Saloon men who have
alSays promptly paid their license arc
lubllant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

illumir alton and the table ARA 1Eements wors
entrusted to norchardt OF Berlin. who rr-
ccives s25 per plate. or about 81, 900 IN an.
Whieh hcm includes wines, service and trana-
portauon. During the whole OF the festl,t-
ties the naval orchestra OF tho Second DER
man naval division furnished tho mvsic
Inc French ADMIRAL Mcnard sat on tho
Skridlon, sat on his left AZ tho concinsiun
o. the banquet the emperor said ''It Is
NTH delight and pride that look around this
brilliant festnl gathering and IN the name Of
my high allies bid You all. guests Of tho
empire. hearty welcome"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22
WAS SENTENCED TO DIE.
John Stevenson WIN he Executed the
Thlrteenth Of septemher.

Paris, Tex, June 2i.-The death penalty
was assessed against John stevenson In tho
United States court today and the date Of
execution fixed for Friday. September 49,
Stevenson was convicted Of the murder Of
Deputy United States Marshal Joe Gaines at
Pauls Valley, |. r., two years ago. The
prisoner IS white man but became a ciu-
zen Of the Territory by marrying the
daughter Of Chief Tecumsat Mcclure
Charley Keys another prisoner convicted
at the present term OF court would have
received the death sentence today but for
the fact that he is unconscious from the
effects OF blow on top OF his head Tho
injuries were self inflicted last Tuesday by
throwing himself against the bars OF his
cage In an attempt to suicide. Court will
remain In session few days longer In order
TO pass sentence on him should he recover
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22
HAS NOT DEEM i,iLlrp.
Captain Gsncral Camp Was Not shot by
Cuban Spy.

Cuban Spy.
Havana june si--rhcrc Ia no truth In tho
report that Captain General Martinez Campos
hah been shot by Cuban Spy or anybody
else, lie ie enjoying perfect health, The
tug boats Aguilla and Concrete will be armed
10 watch tho coast Volunteers IN Santiago
dc Cuba have been ordered into the mold TO
relieve tho troops.
The sons Of q major OF volunteers shot in
ort Cabnnnah two years ago on a charge of
being kidnapper, hayc reyoltod at
Cnrlharonn IN the district OF 1rrfueFooH.
An cx-mayor Of the town OF Marlanu, IN tho
province VI ilnns dol RIO has rcsoltod with
twirty-avo Of his followers. Ton nll0uaterorH
have been captured IN boat aud sent 10
ort Sovorlno az MAtAnKaa. IN Bnlondrun
eight political prisoners are alao confined.
The regiment " Pilafro In CAmaguoy auB-
tanned an attack from the Insurgents COM
polling them 10 retire. Many were wounded.
Three VI tho troops were wounded
on tho aiNto0nth instant a divided Guerilla
band formed an anibusonde and killed three
O tho members Of tho band OF Vega and
Ncltor,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

vvllinsr Tex. June 2l.-An enthusiastic
49,. meeting was held here today. Dele
49, were selected to meet the Marshall
r,,p,aee next Tuesday at Marshall. A COM
. ssse was appointed to show up the re-
M. and advantages OF this country.
MI people are in earnest about getting the
~-sAhall and Paris railroad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22
ro pRorEcr AMEnlcANs.
Two Additional United slater Consul
iatcs Established in Armenia.

Washington. June 2i.-IIaving in
view the possibility OF further trouble
in Armenia Involving naturalized
American citizens congress In It's last
session created two additional United
States consulates at IIarpot and Erz-
roum. The department OF state has
taken steps 10 establish these inme-
diatcly, and 20 that end has arranged
10 send two experienced consular
clerks 10 open the new consulntes and
put them In working order In readiness
for the appointment OF regular con-
BuIs who have not yet been selected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

simsashington, June 2l.-Iepresentatlve
f ,s,ou, LEFT here tonight on his way home
II. ssnaDly satisfied with the condition OF
,n,, vynl,st, and CLERK Kerr's decision to
~ W Inll the testimony filed.
zrn,pei office was established today Mt
rsssss.a " Nolan county, Kate Boyle, post
toos,ar' The office at Hudson In he'd River
''-aV was discontinued.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22
ENTIRELY TOO JEALOUS.
Two constables Sentenced to Inn
priaonmcnt for Selling Liquor.

Charleston, S. c., juno 2i.--Judge
simonton this morning sentenced
three dispensary constabies TO ono and
two months Imprisonment FOR SELLING
llquora imported into this state for pri-
waite consumption. the seizures being
in contempt OF an Injunction issued Ia
accordance with the interstate COM
merce law. one constable was dis
missed and the cases OF several others
are under confederation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

willis. Tex, June 2l.-A difficulty oc-
Cured az Gilmore's Switch. four miles
Goldman threw a heavy welehJ which
struck Nork's 1l-year-oh sou, crushing his
skull. allowing his brains TO OOzc out. and
the lad cannot live. Goldman IVES arrcst-
cd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

vi,,s'ille. Tex. June 2i.--Bon Tracy,
"a ,e man, supposed to hall from Gil.
Resn.swhs shot and killed near Waverly
,ae IsIy by 10 Brown, negro. Tho
i,ahs nau had difficulty over gambling
rn uoh; Tincy attempted to draw n
re..sug' Brown fired first. Brown was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Jacksonville. Ia, June 2I.-The city cleo
ton passed of quietly and resulted In n
complete victory for the "reformers." or
''anti-railroad" ticket;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Says Successor to Judge Miller WIN d
Elected In September.

EIccIHd ~ HFpItWDar.
Dallas. June q. -l,ol)nel Robert A. Cow
art one OF the regents Of the State Unit
yerslty, has returned home from Austin.
lIo said today that the beard u regents
would act elect gucoeaaor 10 Hon. Thomas
S. Miller law instructor OF the University,
until September. In order 10 save three
months salary Colonel Cowlrt declined 10
discuss Or. Wooten's address In which thu,
venerable gentleman lacsruted the cutielo
OF the governor for yetoing a certain appro-
priatlon Of $500. Judge Charles Pred
Tucker Of this city Il anxious 10 succeed 10
the position yarated by Prof. Miller.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Five Hundred Democrats Have Alrcsdy At
'aehed Their Namcl to Il
Dallas, Juno 2i-lion uecrgo A. Garden
gnnoinccd today that 500 leading Democrats
lng az the city hall Saturday, JUNE ~. "rhe
only reaaon 1000 have not signcd II. IL he.
cause ! had only time 10 present Il 10 800 ''
salu ar Cafutn, At This meeting arrange
cation to Fort Worth. August q. 10 boom tho
white metal and show to tho world that
Texas IN not tail to ClovclRnd'a kttc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22
WAS INsrANTLY KILLED.

81 s'hoen; Tex, June 2i.-George Winters
WEB about three miles south Of
IN, yesterday. The parties had had trouble
Nssst ana met yesterday and q quarrel
~ when Winters shot Shirley four times
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

morolng the mill o. The Thi3dn rotton Nina
company. i9saisdtt Hsumec. lon rliI0l ak
taat was totally destroyed by mn to1>tht>
The Arc was cAuAcd W zf,l.tane4u1 cosn-
huston nfuonx fhn waite. fo<u Va, ct)z M
; ssn 2, ~ So 18Th TIE ;n!I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

tuf efk' June 2i,-Goy. Wm. II. Up
N easin Immigration cdmmifiee. are in me
~ business connected with the promo
~ " european immigration to their
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Denver, Colo. June is.-chsirInan u. r.
Arbuckle has ishued call for meeting o.
the Democratic state central committee In
this city July ? to conAider tho financial
question.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Fireman W. a, pcnaman Crosses over the
Divide.
Dallas, Juno M,--W A. nennmAn Of ia
Cartnr Kile o., swallowed mtiphinc las, niEhI
with suicidal intent and crossed over tho
aud several small children behind lie was
connected with the IRE department for years
ana vAs once captain OF hose company No
l. Motive unknown
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

wills, Tex. June 2i.---rwo nesros have
been arrested for the assault uJ Mrs.
Tisrning, some days ago. Thqra Ia only
ciFcumstantial evidence nanlDst thepl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22
norH wERE nRoMNEp.

Tuskegce. Ala. June 2i.-At picnic at
Perry's Pond. eight miles from here. Lewis
Cox and Miss ". c. Torrance were drowned
by the capslElng OF a boat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Did you ret one OF thoss nice silk ha al-
ke.ehiefsg Thoy are found IN every pound
ran Of oyIsey Queen Baking Powder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

The baking powder Just as good as
Or. Prices has not been produced. The
only one as good Is Dr. Price's.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Merchants OF the Country Employed in TAX
ing Inventories.
New York, June al.-iiradstrcets tsmorroW
Will say; -. Il. ~, ,,,s
The feature Of the business week i the ~
tomary check 10 actlyity in trading IN staple
ARTICLES Of merchandise due to the near Ap-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

The City Administration viii Dispose Of
500 900 Of bonds.

Dallas. June 2i.--MAyor Frank p. IIol-
lands administration has sold 10000 bonGs
and the roncy viii be forthcoming Ia few
dayr About fio0.eeo viii be used TO pay on
floating Indebtedness. sco.ooo 70 the oontTac-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

A June Fish That weighs 90 Pounds Now
In Dallas.

Of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad,
caught June fsh a. Rockport weighing
200 pounds The catch" IL on exhibition
AZ tho coney Island. The nkh bites only IN
the mcnth Of June. hcnre Its queer lame
Henry Hamllt3n. John w. Allen. n. ~.
Reardon ana W A. Crush were with Ma
CURE when he landed the fah.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

lis.P PITY and strength. Gypsey Queen
a ~ On 1 ,s q guaranteed to be equal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

New York, June 2i.-The following table.
by Bradsreet's. shows tho total
clearances at the principal cities and the
OF increase or decrease, as COM
pared with tho corresponding week last
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

NJ. ,'H'suED WITH BURGLARY.
4s'si Miss, June ai.-sylyestor Goss,
rpii merry president Of the IsslduenR
sAt soAid OF supervisors. has been ar
"He charged with burglary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

The ccnauoring hero Of all baking
powderapr. Prices Cream rartnc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-02
OH1CAGo'S CHANCES
For the Republican Conventional Zig
Nnnrrnl Over The site,


CHICAGO. Dec. i.--Unless the lead
ora of the business Mems Committee,
which is now Attempting to secure tho
Republican National Convention for
Chicago. nrc forced to abandon their
selfish motives, the hopes OF tho city
may ns well be given over
The meeting Of the Union League
Club yesterday afternoon developed the
fact that affairs were In the hands OF
a number OF wealthy and selfish prop
crty owners, who Immediately became
involved In a sQuhbhlc to have the con-
Vcntion placed upon their property
when II came TO Chicago otherwise
they had little interest In the matter
Potter Palmer. who owns Tnttcrsalls,
whH there. but did not think much Of
Chicago as convention city II the del
c,.ntps sat anywhere else. Ferdinand
W. pock who owns the Auditorium,
holds tho same opinion, only he thought
the Auditorium the only place for the
convention. and Landlord j. irving
PonrcG, who has puRhcd himself for
wnrd az general manager Of ChlcngO'H
boom, cherished the belief that the Col
Isetiml alone could accommodate the
ticket maltCrH bCcHuHc he Owrh the
ground on which that building stands
and rot $1,000 Il day for Il when Buffalo
Illl occupied tho premises during the
Worlds Fair.
When THIS state of ufinira became mp
parent. nothing hut local pride pre-
vented the political lenders, who were
present. from withdrawing They stood
ihc runtr6Scrsy na well nr possible for
while nnd lnBtcnd Of muklng aug
goatlona, contcntcd Themselves with
pirdgiDg their support whon the bu8l.
nrrr men had agreed upon course Ut
action. To-day IN HpcaltlnE OF the az
fair ono OF the acknowledged leaders
IN the st1tu rnld.
~ wan completely dl1EuHtc1 with the
motives evidently behind the mon WHO
nrc grlllng up MI this nOlnc. Palmer,
Peel, mud Pierce each have Irons w
the IRE nn1 do not Fcrn dlrporcd 10 do
any worl, unless II Is going to brlng
tiCtu fin BDmptllUg"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-02
BELLAIRE.
An Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the GLASS city.


Henry FittOn presented Miss Cecil
SpOoner with glass mandolin during
the performance Saturday evening.
closing weeks engagement here, and
the fnvoritG little lady made Il happy
response.
Frank Jackson drew n watch Satur-
day night with ticket that cost him
only three cents. He sold the watch
and got cash, and an hour or two later
he was In the lookup.
Prof, T.. W.Wenner. formerly OF this
city, now OF Upper Sanduaky, had
trouble with one OF hls pupils, but his
part in II was sustained by the board OF
education,
Miss Julia Dolan. of the Fifth ward,
has returned home from New Castle,
where she spent several months.
The Christmas market will take place
at the First Presbyterian church on
December ~. II and 10.
The D. OF l.. fair and festival held in
the city hall closed Saturday night with
large crowd.
Miss Daisy johnson has returned
home from Slstersville where she spent
several days.
Mrs. Harry Mcdonald. Of the Fifth
ward. II visiting friends and relatives at
Pittsburgh,
Mrs. William Smith. OF the Third
ward, IL confined to her home, quite
sick.
Miss Kate SchillinR. OF Toledo. IL WIS.,
itinR her sister, Mrs Charles Dunlap,
There were only two DRINKS. regis
tered at thu city building yesterday.
A young daughter OF James Steele, OF
the First ward, is quite sick.
The county commissioners meet in
regular session this week
Miss Fay Hubbard. OF GAINESVILLE, Is
visiting BellRire frteds.
William Faris. OF the Fourth ward,
Is improving slowly.
pr. Jones, of sistcrsvllle, was In town
yesterday.