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Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-27
Nav Cost DieCnd nis PosItIon.

LONDON, May 26.-The Standard's dis
patch from Constantlnople says Kiamit
has beer offered the post ct grand vizier
BY the sultan. tut firmly declined to accept
Tho present grand Nizicr. Djegad Pasha as
stated in the Associated press dispatches
yesterday, opposes The couFsel which has
been offered TO the sultan regarding re-
forms ir Armenia.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-27
Relchstag Has slt1stel No one.

LONDON, May 26.-Thc Berlin correspond
ent of the Tines gives that paper this morn
ing revew OF the work of the Reichstag
durin the session. in which he saws;
scarcely Il voice darcs lift itself in praise
OF anything the RCichstaE has done Nm
body is contented but the socialists and
radicals, The intrlgues TO which Chancellor
Won CapriN fell n victim are now being
recorded against Baron Won Bieberstein.
Germany must be prepared for a Ministerial
crisis during the session
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-27

LONDON, May 26-With the decline in
New York exchange, the demand for gold
in the open market has entirely disappeared
The business of the Stock exchange was
much reduced and the scale of settlement
which was going on revealed some weak
ness. All the markets, however closed in
good tone. The public continued to favor
American issues, which were higher all
around. Mexican rails have fallen in the
breakup OF the pool. Canadians were weak
Canadian Pacific. Except for a rise OF ~
per cent In Erie seconds and a fall of ~
were fractional.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-27
Missed HIS Footing and Drowned.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, May 26.-(speclal
Telegram)-Joseph Smell years old while
climbing down the wall around the mill race
to go fishing lost his footing and falling into
the water was drowned. He was taken from
the water in five minutes. but could not be
resuseitated-
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-27

GAINESVILLE, Fla, May 26.-Another
letter was received here from Major Ham
of the Sixth Cuban volunteers, dated in camp
near Neuvitas, May 49, and saying that his
regiment Of about 600 men had been sent
there by Gomez to cover the landing of an
other American expedition. The Spaniards
learned Of this plan and sent 500 men against
the Cubans, attacked the front and rear and
almost defeated them. The Cubans formed a
hollow square and this, with their superiority
of arms, they being armed with repeating
rifles, brought after six hours terrible fight,
ing victory to the Cubans. The Cubans lost
in killed and wounded 1872, a fourth of their
numbsr. The Spanish loss is yet unknown,
but it is certainly heavy. Ham said that
after the expedition landed they would join
Gomez in the district OF Comequoy Ham
left Gomez May 49, preparing for a raid
through the province of Puerto Principe.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-27
AsbraIka Postal Notes.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-(Speclal Tele-
gramS-The postofice at Burress, Fillmore
county, Neb, has been Ie-establshed, with
William Wolter as postmaster.
The name Of the postofiice at Phelps
Phelps county, Neb., has been changed TO
Denman
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-27
Advocate war TO Redress wroacs

LONDON, May 26.-Rev. Joseph Parker,
DID, in a sermon at the temple yesterday,
advocated a war for the redress OF Ar
menian wrongs, u necessary.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-27
Hrcwlnc ColnnnnY AssIrnE

HUNGToN, ". Va. May 26.-The plant
OF the Hungton Brewing company at Central
City went into receivers hands last even
iaE Assets, $4,000. Liabilities unknown.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-27
CoLFAX.

schuyler---Corn fields are sufficiently moist
for corn to grow well. grain fields being
somewhat drer on the surface, but there liz
moisture beneath. The acreage OF corn and
small grain is about the same as last year.
Conservative men believe that there will be
a good crop.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-27

Hartington--The soil in Cedar county was
never in better condition, being thoroughly
moist 10 the depth Of thirty inches. Crops
also are in excellent condition and growing
rapidly, notwithstanding the cool weather
and light frosts. Corn Is all planted. Tho
acreage Of wheat. oats and corn is much
larger than In former years The recent
frosts did little or no harm to corn, small
grain and potatoes.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-27
CUNNING.

West point-Ths crops outside Of the gar
dens and potatoes and isolated corn felds. ara
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-27
BUCEEYB Politics WARMING q

d. H., ARCHIBALD,
Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13

Tho Headquarters Of Two Telephone
Lines Established

Tho Headquarters Of Two Telephone
Lines Established.
Lulng, Texas, December li,--Jho South
western Telephone company and tho Con
zalos Telephone company have made Ln-
ling tho headquarters OF the two lines.
the city having a special and private wiro
to all prominent points
SERIOUS ACCIDENTS
Two moro Academia from parties falling
from pecan trees came In this morning,
Louis handle, colorcd. had his collar bone
broken by fail, and Sammy James,
white HIS knee knocked out of place They
both live above the city, on tho river.
LIGHT BOND.
Mr.. J. A. Pryor. who was badly wounded
In tho ARRAY Saturday evening wherein
John Culberson, his assailant, was killed,
was placed under a nominal bond OF 500.
The case IN so broad IN Proyor's favor, no
having been shot at twice before replying.
that u bond was not really necessary.
PRAIRIE FIRES.
Parties In from tho ncighborhood OF
Riddleville. In Knrnes county, report that
fires arc raging over a large area OF hnd
pasture land In that vicinity. This means
serious loss to tho stockmen In that sec
ton. ~,o.,,,,
Captain Leo Hall, the well known eN-
capiain OF Rangers, has been quito sick
In Inc city for the last three days. liz
left today for tho west but was very
weak,
WIN King, well known young nlnn,,esr
will be married tonight TO Miss Arminthu
Graham, at the residence OF the bride
parcnta, eight milca east OF the city. Rev
Tom McCurlcy tyeing tho hyinsheal KNOT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13
identified by DIR. Harrison. who haa M,
oniee IN the Perry block. ''@' "u
THE DEATH roll

' =, ,,,,,-,-
ccmbcr 1.-Mr. j. N Dinkiev an III,
ies; rvcr,n ,,,'H Piaee, die1 AZ bis residence
ing NJ oad roiiie va, purlou TINS morn
Mcthndls, ah Mn so.nis'ent member OF tho
by a large acaunlntnncc II MAJ snh 'ove wei
OF him. that he lived out n lnmr and ny, naiu
fui life nnd died without az ane yv INV
GEORGE FRENcII--corn,,s ,sn.,.,
Texas. December 1.-THE funesni ~
George French, which occurred ~, 1t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13
onANGE mo- ISSUE noNps.

Orange. Texas. December il'-rhe oily
council OF Orange met In regular monthly
sssslon last night. Among other things
they made an order providing for the Is
sianco OF bonds to the amount OF $1,000
for permanent public improvements ana
levied tax OF " OF per cent on INC
nsrsesscd valuation Of the city 20 proY,ac
for the Interest and u sinking fund Win
which TO redeem the bonds at mhtuyty.
The bonds are 10 be issued in denofnlna-
tons OF sl006 each and are 10 run for forty
ycarti About $500 IL 70 be used IN We W.,
erection Of public school hulldinH, lnc
baianco 10 DO used for other public nm
PROPONENTS. The present assessor vluua,
ion al taxable property In Orange
An amended petition from the Orange
Terminal Railroad company, nhklnk LOT
n RIGHT of way over certain streets was
r. fsrred 20 n committees
The schooner Susie came In ,his even,
Ing from Nalasco, light, and Will load ~
lsilmrlsa mil with lumber for, ,NeMsco.
n. bancroft a. Sons sawmili mas re,
,aimed operations again after an eilioIasd,
idIrness OF several weeks on account %
having no timber The recent rise " W
river brought out u large amount o. uinn ,,,
her and they will probably run h'eAA4''
from now on.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13

Hampstead, ToKas. December 1i.--A gem
crai Jail delivery took place here at 1870
tonight. and whom morning breaks tho
citizcns OF this burR will be aStonlshed to
hear OF one OF the best planned aud eAe-
cu,od jail deliveries ever heard OF IN
Texas. or the SIX prisoners In cell No. I.
four got away. tie NTH was discovered
while getting out, and the sixth, Richard
Gordon. colorcd charged with murder. re-
fured 10 30 ont, These who escaped are
OK follows; WIN. Shaw. charged with
theft and arson; walter Gee. charged with
two cases Of murder; WIN Hill. charged
with burglary. and Tom 0rcen. charged
with misdemeanor: NIL oolored.
Tho prlSoners were allowed In the run.
around during the day and az night We're
wit hdruwn to cell No l. waiter Gee, Who
has been refustd bail on n charge OF mur-
der. somehow managed TO escape the Nlgi-
liant official In charge and remained In
hiding In tho run-aroind Instead of going
Into tho cell, an the officer thought he
did Coo then MED on tho bara and locks,
naslHted by john Preston, charged wl,h
forgery, who had been left on tho outside
to start a hre IN the morning few
mlnutcr after the prleoucTv Eot out shsr-
81 Sterling ana Conetuhla lipSconb wore
, setting the wirns hot and II IA hoped that
ali win be captured In tho morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13
puRGLARs Ar WoRK.

cuero, Texas December H,-DHtriet
Clerk II. u. Edgar had burglarious Wis
ltor last night. About 1880 his wifo was
nrousod by socing man In the room. but
hy the time her husband was awakened
the burglar had escaped. This Ia the ilr-t
attempt at burglary since ono was Killed
hrrc eeycral months since The burglar
got nothing last night.
ponisnn, Texas, December Io.-rho store
of Pollard, Iloerr a. Co. on Main street
was entered last night through tho rear
door by burglaIs, who set away WITH WIN
eight REVIEWERS, valued At slOo; Tho t,0i e
burglarized, the thieves getting sS,o IN
currency and small quantity Of grocer
les.
Pottsboro, Texas, December lV'-pepuy
sheriff Loughmiller arrived this morning,
having In custody o, Steele. who, IN com.
many with ~ companion. Is chargcu Win
burglariging the residence Of Inlnes IN
dick, prominent farmer OF this eommuni-
~, yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13
AnnrsTGp roR MURDER.

wharton, Texua, December ll-sherin
n A. Rich brought In last night Dave
nrown. n colorcd boy about IS years OF
a~o. who 10 alleged TO have shot n Mexi-
can' Emoiio crns, last saturday night on
,ho cartor Mace. in tho upper part OF the
er,n,v who was Afterwards takcn 20 Cole
,sa", ro,,fity. where he died lAzt Aionsay
mont from The effects o. hiy wound. Ihp
parties are said 70, have been snn ,, MI
Ky, slisrt,ie oytr 10 cents brown ricl 70
make he Mexican disserFe, uhn n n.ys
fs .a.sn his tistoi ma fred. inhlc.inK a NOR
IN ,votind ppon The Mexican. whD Nar w W.
nrn, " ,rn@ examining trial VIII tise
place in wharton Friday Deioie 'upso
"lyhnrton seems TO be headgnartcm i ,.r
IN" neskcepers association, Tp" ai w. l.,
meeting OF tho nsaociAllos MI v,etor
wharton at the Apieaty Of " " '"''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13

BEAUMONT nupqEr


Reopen Released from Jail--oli War
brcwing-liotcl at Port Arthur.
beaumont. Texas. December ii--Aibcrt
Reopen. the Turk who was arrested and
Jailed on tho charge OF poisoning old
man Ham at sabine Pass. was liberated
yesterday. Reopen was arrested during
the recent term OF the district court, hut
the grand Jury failed to indlct him. He
was taken TO Sabine Pass by officers
yesuoraHy and on motion OF County Al
tornry Whcnt tho Justice OF the peace who
ISSUED tho warrant OF arrest ordered his
release.
a new two.s,ory brick building Is TO be
erected nj the corner OF Crockett and
Main streets by tho Kyle estate, Aren't
tect liciner hns drawn plnnn Of the huiid-
ing And the contract win be lot Janu-
There % an oil war brewing In Beau
mont. The Waicrs-PiercO company has
4 monopoly Of the trade here and a gene
says that merchants here don't rccm
Inclined 10 handle his goods lie expressea
we determination of putting his oil on
how he viii accomplish his purpose he
has not dlvulgcd 10 The Post corresponds
en-. The Ecntleman sayn his concern u
able to Htiind tusNls with the standard
Oh company and interesting Developments
may BIO expected.
c. W. Barened, white man, was this
pear before the next grand jury TO an
Swor the charge OF aggravatcd assault on
negro man. Mr. Ha~ncld says the
negro called his son very insulting name
and he punished him by vigorous thrush
Ing with the heavy end OF a big club.
Gonroy Fox, the Irish comedians, are
billed t2r q perigrmanee a Tho opera
MIR. George Matthews, architect for the
Port Arthur Lad and Town company.
and specifications OF the tio,COo hotel tina,
| ls TO be erected at Port Arthur. MIR.
| Matthew'S has been IN consultation with
Mr, g IL, Finley, local manager for The
Ing the hotel is TO DO let within tho pox'
fpw dayD,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13
NEW QUARRY UNCOVERED.

Lcdbottsr, Texas, Doosmbor io.-since
the discovery OF enough rock near Alilli.
can to open quarry, rumoiD have hten
hni become exhausted, and that the leity
contractors would be compelled to aban-
don their quarrles here. But the quarry
n.oplo neein undlsturbcd, and are now
masking il evident that they know what
they arc about ~ pronpectorr connected
with the Galveston Construction com
pany have lately uncovered y site where
enough hard filnt rock WINS shown TO more
than duplicate The past output, which has
enualled many lhounRnd car Ioads.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13
sHrnTrrs' DEPARTMENT.

yonkum, Toxas. December o.--Stolon, on
tho night of December Z, one brown mare
about 10 years old but looks like she was
about S years old; about % hands high.
ANAL white spot IA forehead. Loft ear
gotched, branded "B V" with bar. under
II. on LETT shoulder. Also one red leather
California rugged saddle Haddle has been
used nhout ono ycnr! ffRged by. w. G.
Wallace, YoalSum. Texas, Five dollars re-
ward for mare and saddle or any mforme-
ton leading TO recovery Of Same. Audrcss
NJ r. porche or II, II, Cftswell. city
marshal, Yoallum. Texne
Notice for offlccra-Who wants Jerry
Hamilton. mulntio, middle age ana OF
medium size; Ia from or about Somdny
nostofflce Shelby county, 1cNaa goes
well armed and IN on tho watch receives
letters from hts wfo In Shelby county,
II this man " wanted mate amount OF
reward and notify me o. once. T. u. BATES.
detective. Knox Point, Lu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13
wAsuINGroN COUNTY MARRIAGES.

Dronhanl. ToNnH Novombor H,-MnffI'
age licenses for the past week; August
Hennig and Anna Nuessmann, August
Harris and Lethia Barnes, II. II. Hill and
Mabel Armstrong Harrison Jonea ana
Emma Thomas, Wm. Leinmcrt ana Mrs
t;rnbatchock solomon Bennett and Nancy
Wills, Henry Kueoke and Mrs. Katherine
Tehmann, Daniel Harris and i,oulac
hdaing ChaS Emmerson end Ada llnf-
rls, Aquilla Price aud Mrs. Texnnna High
tower, Douglas ilill and Mary bonner
isnl,o l.. LYNN and Mrs. Fannie bwearin-
,,rn1 George Allen and Alice Brown deo.
ptsris and Llnetts Mayer. William Garter
and sadie Dawaon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13
HYMtNEAl.

EY-cRoss-rullnr. Texas De.
cembcr ll.-Mr i W. McGaffey was mar.
ried last evening TO Miss Lizzie "ross
Rev. J. Il. Groom, The popular minister
OF the First Baptist church, officiating
tour.
HOUSTON BFALL-Auatin, Texas, rc.
cemhor li.--roniFht at the First presby-
terrain church Professor David Y, Houston
OF the state university and Miss Helen
and LETT ut once for New Orleans on u
wedding trip,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13

Cedar Bayou, Texas, December 9.-rho
farmers who planted broom corn this
year complain most bitterly Of tho local
handlers and broom makers, both In Hous-
ton and Galveston. Of their inability TO
handle the small yiold OF broom corn
raised at thls place and Crosby. They
nor ton In ST. Louis for tho same grade
OF broom corn they offer them here AT
t9n 10 $40 ton. Two-thirds OF tho farmers
they arc unable TO protect 1t from tho
weather. m
Many nr0 Disguised and viii not plant
moro nllcablc article.
Let tho Houston merchants patroniZo
product II they nave tho welfare OF lious-
ION at heart Are not two-tliirds Of the
brooms made in Houston used by Harris
county peopio
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13
TEXAS CATTLE RESTRICTIONS.

Galveston Ncws.
Washington. December io,-ConEreBsman
Bell and Mr.. q. w. simpson, president OF
tho Fort Worth Stock Yards: NJ. saund-
ors, agent of tho Wost Indies and Paoinc
stoamHhip company. and j. ID. Thompson,
a Canadian cattle exporter. called on tho
10 the relief OF the restrictions placed on
Texas cattle In expectation, The power
Of releasing cattle from such restrictions
rentg with Mr. Morton, a. SECRETARY. and
tho conference between him and tiln FEN
tlrmen mentioned was exceedingly inter.
citing and Important to tho people o.
Texas. Tho British government docs mol
impose penalties or restrictions on the
Shipment uf live Texas cattle 70 nor
shores and tho only thing standing 10
cnttle 10 England Is the restrictive rules
or laws OF our government when are
framed IN Conjunction and ar Il part o.
the cattle quarantine regulations against
Texas cattle. -
10 tho secretary that n the restrictions
were removed and the ahipment OF i've
Texas cattle permitted. as other 1.-Two cat
Tie. they would ship 100000 boeves 70
England tho first year through the ports
simpson, they demonstrated 70 Mr.. Nor
ton, that the country tributary 10 Fort
Worth produce one-third Of the entire
cRttie OF the United states and that ~
immense industry could be built " W
Worth and England through Galveston.
The secretary told Mr., Bel that ne
would do everything IN his .pownr % re-
llcyp tho TexaH cattle Of all restrictions
which prevented their free shipment 20
whole matter win DO arranged In ten
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13
AccIpENTATLY SHOT.

Roohport, Texas. December io.-r. J..
Finlran OF Waco was accidentally shot In
a duck blind this morning on Puerto bay
ril,dr which WAS constructed OF brush,
and being warned Of the danger OF the
eustnfn, starred 10 move the gun hni
Ms digehhrged and one OF bis hands wa1
rimost wholly blown away. Lo4t ycgr
young Lacy Of nockport wps aeol1sn,nhy
Hind IN tho same locality,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13
,ApnovEMENrs Ar YoAKUM.

Yoakum, Texas. December li'--A new
5000 light dynamo was received hers tn's
,a1,rninr for tho eies,rin HIGHT pisnt and
I, I. III 10 nut N al once giving the plant
n nanaeity al about 1900 Nights, =.
Vim. B-;houbogy, Z, L. Moody and y =.
handsomo dwellings here this vesk-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13
rnxAs MuLrs ron moMpunAa.

Victoria, Texas, December I'LL. s..
Lindsay, j. 70. Summer and II. J. Nc
swoony are in the city from Belize. Drit-
ikh Honduras, whore they arc engaged IN
banana raising. cutting mahogany and
other valuable wood for expectation. They
arc here for the purpose Of buying mules.
and Will ship two ears TO New orleans or
Mobile tomorrow. whoEco uioy 80 by
steamer to Belize.
The fourth eami-inonthly dance Of the
y. II. V. club was given at tho opHfe house
last night, aud, like all the rest given
by this popular Organization. was q great
niiccoHs. largely attended and thoroughly
enjoyable,
today with car load OF hogs from Muf-
faio, Toxas, to Golind, where he Ia going
into the hog raising business on u large
voaIe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13
roar WORTH RAILWAY scnnDuIn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

CrexnrlNnna. Sherman and Parls)
Leave. northbound No. 50 daily. $40 a. M.
Arrive, southbound No. daily. $50 y, m,
Texas and Pacific trains. Nos. 8 and !
Atlanta. Jefferson, Nlarrhall, Longvicw
Junction, big Sandy. Minpela. wills Point,
Terrell fornoy. East Dallas. Dallas and
Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13

liverpool, Drazcr,a County. Texas. De-
combcr p..-lThe lard referred 70 In The
Post-4o.ooo acres--as being purchased by
Hollandef.-ls situated just below Liver
pool, on Chocolate bayou This stream
10 navignhls at all seasons Of the year
and f1rpgshes all this sention communities.
don with Galveston. Two bpsts are now
engaged IN transporting 70 Galveston tne
nettiinr az with wcli-to-do energetic farm-
srs from tho Western Htaton-Mineouri-
Kansas, Nebraska .iows and others peny
am spot al Brazofta county. Al Kinds
of soli 10 suit the fancy. of tha mot
,,raetIy = while mans country, the csiored
brotfnr being mot In Pinot y negro IN
fifteon miles OF IA. We arc Directly on
ara arc rcnfidsnt when the santa We
buds 10 veissoo tho road viii pass right
aione herc, Chocolate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13

WILL ENFORCE THE SUNDAY LAW.
Corpus Christi, Texas. December H.
County Attorney pelmas oivesis has 10
sped notice 70 AL busineas houses In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13

II IA announced that AFR. Frederick
willlnm blake has boon appointed Brttigh
vice consul OF Galveston. to work under
the superintendent Of her m0icaty'a CON
sui horc. Mr., lllnlte'a appointment was
recognized by the United states pecrotary
Of state on behaif OF the president on
tho 2qih OF November, The recent large
increase OF British shipping and CONNER
oiAi interests at Galveston has rendered
tie appointment OF IN additional oonsulsr
officer horo desirable.
TURNER T1N-PrN CLUB.
Thiriy-two members n tho nalveAton
Turn verein Ton-pin club assembled last
night at their hall and elected tho follow
ing officers 'or tho coming year; Pretl-
seheele. secretary, W. ~ Waltcri treas.
urcr, J, II. IluoninBi custodian, Fred
clio; sergeant -ht-erris, Emil Grubcr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13
st. CHARLES
HOTEL.

Cor Seventh and Husk Stree.
One Block East Of Main 1t
Arlington Heights st. Car
Passss the Door Every Ten
Minutos.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13

Park Row has n saloon II has several
others besides this one) where a nav rlgr
that hnnga out ncroes the sidewalk read
In letters OF scarlet md black; get you
morning rrlby appetizer here. rive cent
a ElnfsJ' a couple ~ them will Evangel
ls6 any one not oaso-haIdoned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-13

A new course OF public school study
is being asltated. The board of education
has been asked to place swimming tanks
In all tho buildings IN order TO teach the
young folk how 10 handle themselves Ia
dcep water, In due tiins tho promoter
OF this project will want TO turn room
or two into skating Kinks or bicycle ucad.
emies.