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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22

Won BlEBERSTElN

Copyrighted, 1850. by tho Associated
i'teHsl
lierlln, Bent "a Henl0nlclai dcuinlH
that Tho change IA the imperial ohhn-
oollornhlp Ia pehdlnH are accepted ~
settling for the present tho question
uf Emperor Williams dlapiaeinH iilnrc
llohonlpVhp, fhn fhui mist no hp
forgotten, however, that the agitation
aHaInat Prince ilohenlnphu proceeds
from the same quarters, ana IN proar'
ouiod upon the same lines. aud. hlg
nihoAntly enough, Under almost pic-
ulaely tho aUme circumstances N the
agitation which preceded the fall vi
Count ven ChpHyi,
People are beginning ~ unk them
selves whether Emperor Wlillhm'H rc-
turn from nhNoiluG az ltpmpiut0n MAS
the signal Ion another uhnnne ~ the
uhhnpullOrfhlp, hunh NJ followed hlu
return rom Count yun llulanhrtH'H
estate lnht year
FRINGE iluhoulueho has returned from
iia LONG vacation, lONkinn much stnut.
or ana mote tnhuHl than he ala last
WlnirE rhu Other ministers are also
fulufnuu 10 liUrlin. One by one The
iiuhdHhfnlh VIII tnhhnentle carly IN
October, when the question NJ deallnH
with tho Hurulihts hnd other ciHpult
nuhluutH, which win come un fpr ron.
siduiniiun win he disposed uf
There IA little doubt Of Tile truth
~ VuorWHriH declaration that ltinue
lluhonlprhr ID merely nutlnu az
warming pAn Tor some YOUNG hiatrHs
man and one more IN accord with the
Hnputnra Views, VINO win he sure To
succeed him IN lilo urfmhn chancellor
shin
tiutmnnyA foreign policy, ~ fnr M II
has been directed ur influenced w
ilurr Vnn iiahatHtnih, has not harn sat
infhuiuN 90 Emperor Wllllnm Iut some
time II IL rumufnd that tho 6Hpotorp
frequent travelling companion hni inll7
mats Dr late, nhfnn Wldrflun Wneuhs
Tor. whr,n hu decorated VIII ihr niand
CraHa ~ Tho iron crown uftpt ihu Nirt.
tim mnuuouNtuH last week. W drHllnrd
10 nliroeed Won liirheiptrin IN the ut
Zoo VI tile minister NJ foreign nfr
fairs,
Among tho nfteen pondlne oanrn Vt
Dernnn Americans visiting thn fhthoi
land who gut into trouble ~ account uf
hnVmH pVhiud military service, ana
who sought tho hid uf the American
Ambassador. the luoai interesting Ia
that NJ ~ \ e. hiUVerH ~ thltnnut
Nhn came IA hrr his nhrrnp ana 10
nnirh ids medical studies nt 'tHFhuot
itnlHiVln Thp decree " NpulHlnu, ~
hla case, which utplfud 90 september
was Huapandud on appeal NJ MI
| itunyOn, the tnilni alhieh hmhaesalor
| Ia Dlprmauy, Ton Investigations N lhh
nav, b,on dnelded that ir, alnyrra II vet
AMI rriuBlnn territory by November
| iut he VIII be pormlliHd 90 .un'llqlo
Ma HtudinH IN Huiun nunsiruHalah uhls
Vpruity la luTWuuNi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
RETURN
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Peary and Party Home
ward Bound.
Ann nnrunsiso rnom a Tnir No
Tnm ran Nonrm.
LIVED 0 N SEAL S.
---a--vas=----as
nnrnAr = TAIN az annAr nur-
FnniNa IN rnn Noarm on
GREENLAND
----s----sgs----s=--
From Al Account. Tho n.p.aiuo.
seems 10 na r.uase In
n,rs, ra,aee,as,
LIVED ON SEAL S.

H. johnH, N. w., ncpi ~ rho
reary steamer Kite arrived here 10,
day, Lieutenant rsefy aud iiugh Lee
win his colored pervant were safe on
hoard They were found at whale
sound on AuRuat 4, waiting for tha Kite
ana had only ton days previously
returned from great overland egpo
dillon which proved comparative fail
ufe' Tho most nerihefn point " uroan-
land was reached early Ia June hut
they wafe deferred from any nreAt
undertaking bY inHufiioirni food. rhey
we're Obliged nn this account. go Ahans
don the attempt Ia make further pros
HfcaHi nearly all the DOGS ppIlHhui
nui lha remainder hal 70 DO shot. uw-
lnH 20 the inability TO prOylde them
With anything % cat rhe Kite not
WIN splendid weather, aud started to
eknipre the west 1T smith sound and
lrhverani Tho whole coast Visiting
iOhrH sound Cape Hhhine ana i,iliirs
ton Island 1--WE meiepfitna ~ almost
pule non wHtu taken aboard The Kite,
hut annlher. weighing about farty innH,
they could not Rut on bOani Sensation
~ slofieA are current hinnnH The crew
~ the rslfpmlllrp tn when rahtp
lte nnh liuhNun we're reduced, 40
cordluH Ia The stories, which the rgs
iilnfeir decline to deny they were AL
most starved, ana were forced 20 est
uaal ana other REFUSE 10 kenp aliyu,
Tho exploring PARTY, " IN certain,
we're deferred from any great under
tshlnan ~ the insunieisncY " their
fpuh pupply, an obstacle which Was
fhroansn last year Al iiuse VI those
who participated M the journey Nrtu
greatly reduced ftdn the lack ~ fnud.
ana we're nhlinei 20 abandon tho at
tempt ~ make further progress 10
ihia respect this years WORK Naa rni
repetition ~ inst yeaFh failure ole
thounh tho weather experienced NHa
much more favorable ihla yeas than
last,
reafg and Ms companions have hut
! iiliio "a AAf IN regard 90 their ekpnfi
| tonOnH lhb overland expedition To
Independence has, u IL learned, was
nai only AZ satisfactory AZ had been
anticipated but came very near result
inq fatally ~ frarf ana hiH party
| They started late M hateh sn ihe ioufi
/ nry. ana after reaching Independence
I hay srfe unable % pfperei mlit than
! NV mileA aiouH lnr coast inal beAanh
! Their former htpppinr place They
reached the tor Of q muunleln aud wetc
| unable 20 pfneard farther on are
rluni OF The pteciniiuun nAsufe ~ the
descent puiihs ilrp iFip ~ uhrss
psfigd contingency qfNeri OWING ~
| iha fAnr that feAfy MAS unable 90 ius
| eate hit mai1gn or last faaf dc WAS
unahts 10 din60ver any traces ~ them
| 81 tho uiaocA whrro 10 had dernsllrd
supplies ann wAa compelled ~ rom
| tluua hia Journey riihout The ample
| fhod supplies upon Nhich ~ lisa ies
| ilrn The three men Went a. eAce pl
| abort failons. naahhhdinE ~ hlhfh
! fuoa ~ rpghlble,ba' bsfeis a'-fn aHsr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
onNnllNsrn rnlIlaNANs

Nav York, Htpi ~ According "
ne Oliirini record me aat ives ~
hottest M the Year thv NhFilhuh't''
rea0hlnu VI degrees
New Nnrh aopi. "A DOE Ncnuis Hus
neuurfd t0nlFhi that hs Hrrrrt WIN
u,taaTra itaAy ann lmilan % select
XXX y,fef,o III tho tNTpfit pileeilninvNe
nnhl az DALLAS on October ~
Nash,lla. TENT. sept ~ ,lfNea
Mater " A. Harry " tho ull vel.
,aws dioi to-day, HEai 10 Naiit He4
am "a $40 iDtat eldqlf Known iHeh ~
tha nlnis ana foi Years hAs wy" ~
uadrd IN bantlhdi
Nashville fenna fepi ne1N't.
,h,uu0hs thls eltf tonight retnihlnA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22

Ton railroad stations wer eroWdea
WIN iennle from tho linilrd Rtatss
lnhnilnn ~ iskh phannHn indaV M
lNn rlNnlnHhinA iinmNWnld bound Phe
Nihtiilnn line nicAmhhin Nav York
rhrrlnH about i10 aniOin nhap,nieIg
Among 'ho nnubpr II Ansa Cranes II,
Many Americans havc bes,
Nlntmlrel this summon by bogus Glad,
h'Vn' hulVgthph rhl1H N teoma thai
hulhn one han plRia nude nom IA
nilnlihl cara nnd hna hrau tonfodunin,f
Wy wholesale The cards eDid tuadi'
A. ieH each rlay contain tbs foI,
lowing words
Dear sir There ~ absolutely ma
nun " The statement Ynu have Kindly
Drought "a my notice.
Tue fntl ~ ioudsdnla was given GA
hlihnni royal reception yesterday nj
ne Town NJ WhltolhVen nf which he
70 We mayor nn Ills return from DER.
many whgr 20 had BEEN The pnoal "
NllpplW William ~ The recent army
mnnphpVfrs, tie was arrested as ha
hllghied from his npeplhi lfaio win
nnluiuH or aiillleif The hir0hin ~ thn
town were pfnfuHnly decorated and
lhVie were me NpfhA and a infhhliEht
procession IN the evening Many
curious stolleH are told ~ LORD Ions.
nhlp'e eAphflnneu IN Germany one VI
=. ~ .N''f''' 'NlNNNF " W tIu tNtNt
thht he ilelmanH were greatly i'm.
heHHed win lis gorgeous 0upra h0nHu
uniform at The Cumberland Noimnnry
ana Thought That he was al Toast i
general ~ tho army untll Lord itnhetta.
VINO was nlsn a nunnt uf Tho rnipurot
undenelyed them by The onolnuns with
Which he treated Lord INndHdhla ana
ny his nmuHpmpnt when he nAltad nhnut
his lOrdHhlph military record
The report " The phalmhaier Fondral
given ~ interesting record Of Tho de
yelopmcnt NJ the postal telegraph la
GREAT iiiltaln When the lrlHyrnpi,
llnea we're transferred 10 iha u0vnin,
ihvni III 1870 tho number NJ telnprbmh
forwarded IN thr first year was ppha,s
900 Last year the number esuundud "A,
100 600 words ANA which Involved a
yearly luHn ~ hhn bNl pounds,
Ihn Economist THIS wooli eapresHea
The nplnlNn that N has houume 4 duoH.
iluu Wleihpr u war IN tho far eaal can
hr htptihii NuHHlh. tie llunuNmiat
peNn, evidently hlatuHia Japnh'n
promises aud III reAnlVrd tn ptVa hon
Tine 20 increase her tlrei hut 10 iunlHt
on the immediate evacuation nf the
LAO TunW Innlhhuln nnd abandon
mont ~ all praiunplnnH on the mat 0f
lhpnn 10 y rtnienlnrHtp over rnren
MI Charles " ituhu, who has an
peptnd ~ u challenger Ton the Amnris
VtH cup has not hitherto been idrnti.
He'd Win Yachting Ito In a member NJ
tho nrm NJ Morton. ituHr 4 90. hnuit
ora Ito IN member of the lurtDy
club hnd the 0Wnbr Ut several race
hoiHus he recently bought tho yacht
hnihulth From Az tlnth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
BENzINE EXPLOSION.
rnnnn Mas LOST rnr,s liyns ~
ann ACCIDENT.
Property Wa. pamsrsa $4,000 ~
~. a.s,c-iaa, whics oapvssss
a, ,es Atlas rats, weshs.

pilihhnrH, Pa, fppi u rhree men
los, their iiyea ana property wa dam'
esed 10 The estenl Of $4,000 lO1ay 90
the result u an aspoelon u hcntine At
the Atlas Paint wefhA ~ Aiienhenf'
fhn dead are Joseph taRuvle eRpd ~
fihainl Henry Turner. bal wifu ANA nvr
uhlllfen oegiaa tNlp The lnel named
was burned beyond fsovHniUnn While
ihey dias shortly after reaching ihslf
hlluNh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
AN ISSUE IS LIKELY
ooLo nnsnnvn Is nousn 80 oo
STILL. LOWER.
ascver m"-, tissue Mare noas. o.
can aa ,.,a ss..le. ~ ooa-
sss- soeaa


Washington, Sept u, i-1'rr traasnss
department inn found nine mlall M
Complement IN the fail ~ iha nficu 81
s>s,,inau. the fpndenuy 81 whlab N
calculated 60 rrauqe Tho shirneNt ai
nold, unf,r,uuEisiy thafh b No.oasps
amos that tnis ) NJ unloullt 10 anYihlnt
more than a nf4tgfAtla sian rhf
conviction n Trie ina tAAl naffNra w
not he allowed 90 run Oh Without NV
relief mnNAurr nitn after enhnfeap ini
ret Aupt IN regular nenalnu ana hhi
time 90 act, There ~ rAoelrn, reanes
10 hallnvp that the administration
convinced that N Will 10 fofuqd sp az
aumelhina, but ns between y BOND ~
sue and an extra session ~ pnnHfNti
the matter has not panepd the riske u
discussion and speculation,
Nlr, Cleveland DOES lihr - hnys e"n.
graaa On hin hands when he can avoid
II, ITO never has muah uonndunqs n
good coming from this popular brnnan
Of tho unyernmnnt " n WIRE not fpr
the great unppfriaflty OF y bond innus
among the pupple who vote at DAME,
GRATIS primaries ~ has hsri uvNut4
utratad ny Tho crltleiHm ~ tetnsf y.
a,ien produced, tho penhihtliiy ef an
estra raasion would hardly he worth
dlaankalne, An inHue Of banda for thr
fedomnttnn ~ tho nrennhnckr WHEN
IAN 10 authorised only ~ epnnterp =
,,hat the adtnlniatfatirN would most
iiisa. 1ilt MI cleveland lpnifes Z"
form snne nonuiunipn ~ e inc rfrh-
Ahia attitude " cnnRreHs before pis''nH
IN M ,,"ed'n attitude on the prepe-
.titan a. AuthnrlHa Hitiu honbh wien
,hai m,nstlnn came NJ IN the hpNhr
Ia canneeiinn with the enor " We
syndicate 90 Hiye more ips We . ,non.-
hued thn hone that. Inquired ~ tna
aama motive Of anletinr business ul.'
ulrhnunes, he wnuld aid une Ahnin.
istsnlinn nnw, Ihey are not certain
" mia however, nor ara they cons
nd.nt ,hnt II no had tha lneiiui,fiu Ion
hs ra,iId aenutA the .nHielhfipn may
want rhAe fen,enh+f 'hAt - ma
matter of add pnnlIn 10 hitui ~ w
admlniplfililpn almost alone rmnn4
ths ilepnhlluana, an1 doiDa ~ rke''.q1
snnaidatnhie nnihHeniams ~ M'tN
IA ne more ruuerrufui N 'uouriun thi
h0uan W puthofl1p thn feh'nn'nn "
he ereenheeAa u hs wers wn'sak -
WI" iprns ' au,,ooL Tor npesay relief from
eonarrru Ii, ihorefofr, hardy rtvW'rt
inm nnnaft 10 encourage the sa'nnH
~ an ext.a session, II there NHfe eUt
way " the prestdant Hpitinn rsrnrn*
nm assurances az action ny tbs Ia
nuhlloAns M wnuid dtrfNHNfl> tne
,n.ishr. ~ TIE malnpity 81 The uvWr-
r,a,s and caii congress toErthrf rs
unaa. nut thsre II tiir rub 1.
i.ahhinN AZ the riiinsipu from ~
nldea lilo new ipfpn ~ bands seeds ~
evlahia. The neilnurs SOM ryhaiertr
wapiA bonds and WIN ~ ths'n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
Mvrsr,oAr,oS nnNnwnp.
n.u.s Prospects Tor r"",shmen, o'
Tee uhuss nia,.ss.

Now York. hant gi-A world cshla
from chow, Chlna, eayai
fhe investigation intn the massacre
~ Missionaries az lSu phanH hna hrpn
reHumod. Tins fhH carrier who gave
ordnrH 20 XII the women IN thn mis-,
niunH hha been brought 10 ku Chnng
fnr iflnl The executions this wepl,
yrurtAlihnn WHO VIII probably stop
further prosecutions " Christians The
prospects fur securing ample Justice
against the ring leaders 0f the riots hfe
much brighter than they were earlier
Ia tbs wech
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22

from chluhempuHa Ills daughter
aud son are Win him, iheY viii stop
a hawllnR uroen, ny, TO vial, trlp'
tlNeH.
nanvilir NY, Hcpt n Tho dis.
rntuhpa HnNinn that w % uunhloe ~
this eiiv aud twu men named awupe
~ thip county had been killed Ia
poker game ~ a diHilllery In i'ulapM
county wore untrue, An are alive.
Birmingham. Aiar hnpl n fhr
Decentralization lton Worhe nf
iiuruenaf today made u contract with
the city authorities pf Honolulu, for
several thousand ipnn NJ eighteen inch
plpu The uuler viii hp fillud by thu
Howard Harrison company au last 80
poralhlu
tNndnn, hupi u Tho secretary of
lhu Victoria Naohi Ciuh siatps that tho
llub has huon requested To issue
Vhhllenno f1r The Amntioun unp ilu
u awaiting the necessary particulars
ANA detailed Information concerning
Tho requirements NJ The Now York
Yacht club before anything oan DO
done
Lexington 1enn, nrpt, ~ A moi
NJ about nfiY men lofl here this even.
Inn Tor Camden Whuru tho neufprH
Harrison Fuller and lNrnnh simpson
We're placed lu lnil fpi safe krcpluH.
The muHt reliable ropoWn from thura
arc u lhn uWuul mat Inv rhrilH 10
moved tho pilupnors before the mob
arrived
Washington, nupt "A Secretary ANA
Mw, 'afliulu ipfi here this morning
for Marion, whore thny viii bu The
rupatH ~ tie family Vt Assistant neo,
Rotary iiNmlln, with whom they spent
Some tine Ia tho oarly part ~ tho
summer The Hooreiafy white away
undoubtedly VIII ueu the president,
whuHo summer home N only abort
distance from Marion
Nav York, Sept gi-A dispatch 20
tho Herald, flum liuenuH Ayrna
Argentine VIA Galveston, Htntra that
Nolufl Mnthllnm who loft this mort
Ia u nineteen foot nl0op on June IA To
tie nflliah shin Hialwhri ile was
ntarvlnn aud Grassy when niHhtod by
The niiip ana was taken on board with
his llitie boat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22

Yacht aaee Was p-siassa OF Ga AZ
esas, 90 latte wiHa.

qenter Island, NJ n. Hsp, n ina
nlst race ~ tho best ,lree out % nys
loseniha tbs Minllna Yacht stub "
ENGLAND. inn Challenger nnn tIhnl
Wynn, The representative ~ chs In
dian iinrhuf fRrht riuh. thu hefenis
oil witch Was hsfnu s1daNi Net ~ .
success, tenansr there Whe 70 iiiitn
Wind that tho confrslangr could npt
mHsa ihe puursn within tha limit ~
fkos was nuiunvd w the ieee GONE
miiieA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
rwo rArAnly wopND'o,
Ana tsor aore ses,.u.b ,"i"s.a :"
~ Iiah,,

nusaellyins ks, Aspt sl'aAi lret,
rpaan, near hero trliylnht n'.h' l,
t0hu l. rerHuain nnl hN Ivy hfW,
employees On one SIDE hM nin'
siHn rst tnta . init uiie NJ Mr'Ni'
n,erlis sons ana tpfFus'h rh'hp' n.
uoypr XII liz oihag taui efe seriously
lniufH1 1900, ,iu,s aa Of
,ne si,,ttnuiaoh liois fni ~ 80 pl ihN
A,t,Fnlnala N'hp MfNhohfehs NY
ieoenia nu the fplnneon iAihn, KIN
,nda, sni mper,ed iNsiH 10 fe''sN'
auulilltU
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
rlrk Mlll slAnr roDAY.
noa.a far n,s Tsa,s,as quarters a,
sarpus shrlsu,

New York, Aepl ~ -ltltspImmona
viii probably ular, tomorrow Tor rssas
20 train, Ito said
~ viii he seconded principally ny
chatley white, In whom have tbe ut-
most confidence. aud he viii DO lasgcg
aided Ny aim iiail ana pqealhly doe
my uofnbr also ana haep HE eye on
ihlhga Ia general ! alaO expect 70 have
lin ilAil i0ln mo az Corpus ,tilrlAll on
MY arrival ana hHr0mp my spattlhh
partner | was aian W hopes that friee
Mahpr would gal ~ this country brfUln
I started ~ Intended " have MN 70
along Win ms ~ Corpus Christi AMI
DO his work with me-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22

nsay Conversation. ~ sasass'-'rss
Te~s does Dsy.

nnfdsr, Taf, Rspt rtApeelai)
The Methodist revival II eighteen days
closed last Monday hiAhl, Forty con.
Nprrlona are reported ani iwonlfr
elaht nnonaaihna 10 ihe ~, a. church
lrha prohibition election tor pfveli,rt
No, 4. snyder, waH held yesterday, e,
nuliing pros, 90. ante, ~. aud hnpHer
ID Any again,
Married, al ihe residence of tho
hridp'a father nine niles nloftNwrAt
III Nnyarr. M len inanes ana hiNn
nhaN, nldtr uagresd olnriating
professor Mnnpe opened q wf'tlnn
school heiv last night with ~ pnpilp'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
LYNonnp I, 4 mon
nasassss pahsa rsa@ The omess.
ssa nwsss ",

itammnnd. La, Hppii u Miplnm
pnailh. o1lnfed, Nka IA iue nlsFulnr "
Acptsinhrr entered the tliHaNe pNd
murdered T0nY f.tsinnF, Tie lanntna
anpnt " the llilnele .shtfal fallNef
al Ainlis riy. Nas inkvN ffpnl w
dii,sers here ,uAlahl W = mob ana
iynuhpd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22

Communication nss risea ,ee n.'' ."
Ila lssNa

NashViita, f4hA. hfli' M,
:. ',,.,,len Kan ,amMlat,Ni tlnuh w
.nN,hs ,aiinndt laaIllu ,W "a ,,n.
III nn, Aftar = wssA'i fisFiHh ~ Wi
,hhi,as fNnsisanaa Esirs " INaN,,.ss,
Nostf 81 Ma lriti NV h ie,sspf' /
IA painNlnVnt N'Wt H., ralro Ca
raisa shail 10 NV y WA ~ n pep
eIne's ,ls nltnass msN aIe aaush'"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22

new Aseas fas .ennsssw-ssssas ~
Dsa.sss

n tnuavisw. Tax. Nrnt. III .t''psniNn.
y, II Horemhn station tkrnt i'1ft ~
m. atty depnf fpr 3 nun.tHt ~ teNfN,
Ne hfen ffenaf4ftd 70 Nlneria. ma
hir n. 81 Auntnln hAN hePu hrpgi''',,F
10 M The vncanlY VpcAriNnea ~ w.
rnfrnnn'e departure I. (.
Calllaln ~, A. Harrison. 81 tIat 81 Z.
International elrnS COZ Inn ~ fN''
WsouGhl irrn tlatNe peitlHnf x 81
ioeve feF nrnNtf anA Halt t1.4t t''f7
on tho esih X tlla month
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22

Omaha Neh,, nspt pi5atA rpeolei 20
the Iirp from Lead CltY says, Hem
commenced fahlnE hefe AZ o'clock
iast nlshi which tNsned ip'e snew Vita
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
Linen Dept.

tpo yards hlonohoi table dhmnHk.
value tl.ah ynrd, win be placed un
sale Monday only, ~ lhn.
our 100 German table dninnnh, uNs
oepilunhllY Hnud value for ihla quality,
WIN he sold Monday only at Doe
Double dHmnhk frinuud. rcd border
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22

flpoolnln for Monday pnly
Nlelle plated safety pins, = doton
Tor hp
iAphnnui and white hookn aud eyes,
9 YArdH cards 90 a hos. ~ w a hon
No q 1iura HhioldH, sold regularly
~ Zoe, un Hdlu ~ W pair
Mhnirhnna sets, nnHulibd lengths, ruus
MAR nfipu 100, on pnlp nt iO
Just received, w dnsen ppfhets, per
foot nttlnB aud hnlnhrd regularly ~
ilnu ~ any iiuu corset ppopial sale
pflre, inr
fnAi hlnoh aatine nndurshlrla which
could not DO duplicated tor A,h0, On
pnlN Monday nj HlO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22

IN two hours N N growing colder AMI
u hllpshfd VIII llkalN follow, II n also
showing throughout tho iiladk His,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
Silks and VeIvetS.

All Tho most Fashionable rolorlnnp,
90 opmllnp with dress materials al thc
luwont price,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-23
Desert Land Patents.

The following dgset land patents
have been received Mt the local land
oiileo, for their ownesi
No. 1923, Alviras h. Snow, Of Box
Elder county, $50 acre.
40. 1924, Jared Taylor, Of Pluto
county, l2l acrr-.
~. 1887, Meta Tfeppmauu and
Louis huuoin, asslgnrru OF wm. J..
Dchruhii OF Salt Lake county, 2iO
acre.,
No, 1889, julius u. Christensen. Of
Seyler county, alS.7IAlIes.
No. lu32, AVA Butler OF Salt Lake
uour ~, slRutrs.
No, 1884, Seth W. Smith, OF Beaver
county, so acres,
No, 1920, John ID. Dalton, OF Beaver
county 90 acre,
no, 1921, Elizabeth Hamilton. Of
Beaver e unity, 4u auraH.
Ne. 1929, VIM, a. TWitnhell, OF
Beaver vUunty, go acTeg,
No. 1925, Alexander y R0senbaum,
assignee O' Leonard q. Hardy, Of
Cache county, 800 acres.
Me- 1927, WIN, 4. Ovens, OF Garfield
county, 100 0i acres.
No, 1881, Harriet 4. Dfoubay. Of
rOorle county, 4iO.5 acres,
No. 1921, LbtiIia Cory, OF Iron
county, 1910 acres.
No. 1888, W.n, l.. Brown, Of NIL.
lard county, l66,3s acres.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-23

ientntives Of the street railway an u
electric light companies.
Messrs. Cohn, Auerbach and Wal.
lace, Councilman ClaVson aud Eugi-
neer Young told bow stocks had teen
Injured by SCOT aud goods sOilcd. The
question OF consumers and smoke gen.
Grated by d'ti rent varieties Of
coal was also discussed, Man.
ager McCune, Of the oIiy rail.
way company, stating that ho had
reduced the smoke from 6D g. ij per
ceut, but that II was impossible, with
tue devices now In use, 10 reduce h
further
Manager Hayward then spoke N the
difference In the sm1ks from dllorrn.
Varieties VI coal, aud said that tho
moot elective remedy for the smoke
nuisance was tbs mechanical st0kers,
but these would force the company 10
double The boilers No au expense Of
$4,000 g. 10000. Hesaid he would
zee tunt The smoke would not annoy
Anybody hereafter. 10 whs thought
that wien tue power from Cottonwood
arrived there would bu an end 20
smoke.
After como further discussion the
committee adjourned 90 meet with the
the fire and police commission iu OK.
tculivc session Monday next. la the
meantime Hll movements against the
electric light company have been fus.
pended, the trial of their employees
being continued until Wtd4otday
next
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-23
AntI.Prohlbllionisi, Win.

The Y. NJ. q. A. parlors were crowd.
ed to OVERLOOKING last evening on the
occasion OF the prohibition debate be.
tween the Polite q. NJ. g. A. De-
batting society aud tho Washington
Debating club, Tho question was Ne
follows "Rssolvod, That clause
should be- placed In tue Utah state
Consultation prohibiting the manufac.
ture or sale Of Intoxicating liquors to
10 used a. beverages" Each olub
was represented by three speakers, aud
all showed that they were supp on the
side they represented. Mo,sts. Den.
noy, Boyer and Robinson acted ~
Judges anu decided Ia favor Of the
negative champions A musical and
literary program was rendered before
the debate, aud a gymnasium eXhibi.
ton under the direction Of Mr. J.. r..
Axiom, after tue discussion, closed tho
evenings entertainment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-23
EIlher Stock or NIuner.

Emery Ward, Of Davis county has
brought suit against the American Gas
a Fuel company Ia tho Third district
court. Plaintiff alleges In hla cont.
plant that he and J. IL. whalon es.
tered into an agreement with John h.
Taylor, manager Of tho company, Ia
1891, by the terms Of which they were
~ deed forty acres VI land 10 the com.
pany Ia Davis county ana receive
therefore 900 shares Of stock each ip
the company. He further ullcges thnt
tho land, the northwest quarter Of thp
southwest quarter " section Il, town.
ship = norm, range l weft iu Davis
county was decided az agreed, but thai
tho company has Refused 10 transfer
the stock. Finally, Alr. Ward sets uul
tue assignment n Whaluu's intorcsi
10 him, aud pfays the defendant hr
directed 10 Issue % INN 1900 bhatus of
their capital stock or IS 900, rs alleged
value.
Zane a zarearo Mr.. warps altor.
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