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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-14
SAM WELLER, OMNIBUS DRIVER,
Arrested for Leaving His Vehicle, But
Gets Off Free.


Samuel Weller, omnibus driver, worthy
descendant of his great prototype, was
summoned to Guildhall for leaving his
vehicle unattended. A constable said de-
PENDANT was away from his bus fully five
minutes. Sammy, who spoke with very
hoarse, funereal voice, in keeping with the
occasion, said:
'Not five minutes, your Honor. 1t was
like this here: had got wet through on
the Journey. 1t was a very wet morning,
and gentleman at the journeys end, at
Liverpool street, as was riding outside till
it go too much, and he went inside, ses to
me, Driver, will you have drop of GIN
ger brandy?' an l answers, Yes, I will,
SIR | was wet right through, and 1 just
goes in and has drop of ginger brandy
and comes out again. Now, that's the
truth, amt it, constable? An you says,
4 shall summons you, and l says, I've
only been to have drop of ginger brandy,
and hope you WON'T"
Sir Henry Knight-Were you i'll?
Sammy Catching at the novel idea)-
Yes; was very i'll.
Sir Henry-Why did you not say so be-
fore?
Samuel-Beg pardon, sir. didn't think
of it,
That second thought saved Weller, and
the summons was ismissed.-London
Telegraph.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-14
Condition of the Trens,.ru.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-To-day's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $184 ,504,-
206; gold reserve, $89, 1856, 306
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-14
BENG CLOSELY WATCHED.
Il Steam Yacht That May Carry arms
to the CHbunS.

to the CabanS.
SAVANNAH, Ca, March 13.-The steam
yacht Pedro Pablo, Captain Greenwood,
which arrived here to-day from New York,
is being closely watched by revenue Off
GERS, who are suspicious that she has come
to this port to take on arms and ammuni-
ton for the Cuban insurgents.
New YORK, March 13.-All Geographic
messages in Spain in secret language are
subject to Government censorship.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-14
DIED.

HOWARD-In San Jose, March IA, 1895, Maria,
wife of John Howard and mother OF John, Ed
die and Minnie Howard, Mrs. Kate Martin and
Mrs. Sarah McDeyitt, native of Roxburg Mass,
aged 81 years.
D- Notice of funeral hereafter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-14
One Uprisino suppressed.

Colon, March 13.-The uprising at Bar
anquilla, in the department of Bolivia, has
been suppressed and the leaders have been
arrested.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-14
Rev. DR.. Dale Is Dead.

LONDON, March 13.-Rev. DR.. Dale, a
wel[known Congregational clergyman, is
dead.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-14
Professor Hurlev Has Infuemxa.

LONDON, March 13.-Professor Huxley,
the scientist, is suffering seriously from in
huenza.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-14
Queen Victoria at Cherbo,.ro.

Victoria arrived here to-day on board the
royal yacht.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-14
Placed IN the Pantheo,

PARIS, March 13.-The remains of Victor
Hugo were placed in the Pantheon to-day.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-14

An apparatus for burning coal dust has
been brought out in Germany. The con-
sumption of even the most inferior class of
coal dust is attended with no smoke.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-14

The Chinese make candles of vegetable
wax, the product of the candleberry tree.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-14

The earliest passenger boat propelled by
electricity is believed to have been that of
Professor jacob of st. Petersburg, Russia.
1t was % feet long, feet wide and carried
fourteen persons. The electric motor was
operated by means of 800 Daniel cells.
This was in 1888 on the River Neva. The
earliest passenger car propelled by cleo
tricity is believed to be that of Alexander
Davidson of Edinburgh. 1t was in opera
ton October, 1912.
A London firm which has manufactured
eight of the eleven cables linking the
United States to England makes fifty-five
miles of cable each twenty-four hours.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-14

Gresham Is ComraIescing.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-Secretary Ores
ham is convalescing slowly.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-14
STORY OF POLITICAL CORRUPTION

leila NicoIaus and Husband appear Be
fore the Grand Jury.
NEW YORK, March 13.-Zella Nicolaus,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

The Town SIN orowina-urhcy shot
Crnps-pcrsonnt M,uttou

Kemp. ToNo Jan. ss,--Kemp sun
grows. Six new dwellings have been
/ bullt In the last three monthn.
Mr. Mckenzie has lust opened up a
new hotel, and IN now procured 10 an.
terrain the travellers In gDod slyir
Thls Ia much needed addition 10
Kemp
Rev. u. II. curtls, has returned
from an extended vlMt 10 the home
OF his childhood. Brother Curtis Wan
raised In Tennessee, ana his father.
Though very old, still lives In the
llg bund state (1onncaacv) Rev. MIR
Curtis says no In now perfectly aRtiH.
Ned TO stay In Texas,
The negroes OF this vicinity hnve
had real nlco time shooting ornps !"
nut our constable. Mr., Dunohn auc-
oeedod n few days ago In locating their
place OF rendezvous, and ng n result
thlfteeh OF thcm came In saturday to
Hec Tho Justice OF the peace for a abort
while, They fought their cneoa nor.
hapa, because some of our best 90 cIti.
gems hald II was wrong to moloAt The
nogroeh In their lnnocent sport nut
one or them away from tho courtroom
with his pocket $40 lighter. aud tho
coAt VIII Htlll lighton Ii TO some Ok.
tent The others we Rupposo, WIN
submit We are sorry that ANYBODY
thihka gambling ought to be tolerated.,
SNoh u II la negroes doing the gam.
Or, Jim SIN has moved from tho
Torritory aud IN building u ulee reei.
ueneo IN Kemp. lilo cypUeta To be
'plll-drlvlng" here noon, We wlah him
success, but hope tho hrnlth of our
town VIII be no good that Or. SIN
ana the other doctors viii have to nue.
oood-ht Homc other profession
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30
aOoGtT OF NEWS FROM WACO.
CONE no rnn SCENE on riun
coArEsviLin wnec,S.


Waco. Tex, Jan. q9,--As stated IN
'heso dispatches yesterday. advicca
reached tho city last night that Sam
uel Ncumcsen, senior member OF tho
wen known dry gooda nrm OF Neu-
incsen 4 Marx of this city. had been
badly injured In tho wreck on tho
Vandnlia at coatcsvillc. Ind. ycntcr-
day afternoon. Mr.. Neumcgcn was on
his way to New York.
Mrs. Ncumcgen. accompanied by her
brother, =. Marx, loft this morning for
Fort Worth, whore they were Joined
ny l. Marx OF wcathcrford. partner OF
MT Ncnmegon, It being their Intention
10 proceed to coetcsvillc Just ~ fast
az u special train can carry thcni. Tho
mll oxtonl OF MIR. Ncumcgcns injuries
are not known. but II IN undcrstood
that they ate very serious. Tho first
report was that no was fatally injured.
put later reports say that HIS oondl.
ZION, although serious and dangerous.
10 not no bad as the FIRST report lndi.
Gated
Much anxiety ana concern IN foit by
me frlondn OF the injured man, aud
All unite In tho hope that he may
speedily recover
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

Waco, Tex, Jan. ap.--oold stone"
the peirlncd man. so-onilcd, IN to play
date IN Dallas.
Mr. Rcniol, lott tonight FOR the bend
OF navigation ON the trinity river to
secure quarters Tor the exhibition
Tomorrow the great dug up" with
several attendants will 20 to Dallas
ana tho show win be opened.
~ tho exhibition room on the square
thla AFTERNOON all was preparation for
the departure,
Are you going TO give us = parting
toaHt r. was The ualuiatlon OF the door-
keeper 10 the Gazette reporter.
"Old Stony" has played hls Wnco
engagement 10 n nnluh, and the en-
soclc man turns him over TO the news
paper men In tho next town to bo
startled by the discovery OF a petrinod
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

Waco. Tex, Jan, 30 -.Thr growing
southwark fever Of the New England
cotton mills In interesting number
OF Waco'n progressive citlacna.
Speaking OF thin matter this morn
Ing i, uanHvl Wood remarked ~ no.
tlcc that the llo ,ton people nrc talk
inr about sending committee OF
business men To New England for the
purpose of inducing tho location OF
some OF these mills IN that city. An |
understand II these mills uro. not ask
Ing u bonus, They want 60 know the
natural advantages ana favored op-
p0rtunltloH which localities enjoy They
mean business. and they are coming
South Now II strikes me that Il
would DO good idea for Waco to send
committee East to confer with these
mill owners, improTB the advantages
OF Waco upon them and cndcavOr To
induce them to visit waco The move.
mcnt or cotton mills To the South IN
80 extensive that n Heoms 10 me In
tho general distribution Waco oNaht
to NJ least eccurc one"
MIR Wood'u yiowH arc held by many
other cltzenn, There is not a little
prospect VI success held out To such a
movement ms MI. Wood nuggcntH and
Tia earnest consideration Ii urged upon
tho business mon Of this city. II IN
hrobnhlc the matter viii be tnkon
up by tho Commercial club
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30
ArrAIns Az nnnn,sL,n
NV '"''"nch Used Their clubs.
what Murrny saw.

DfDDifiNu Ia. ma
on pnin,,,' ,en' au'-odd Follows hail
sinn. ", NY street has not been opened
mnnNV fho police rnldpd ID lnAt ntsh,
nen,a v s Mno ioll Victims TO the police.
n,,r,1,,, s'"pn NJ that tlme were today
moo, - ,nvu INJURIES, ono or tho
man ,rtn 'uua'y INJURED ~ Master Work.
III 400. ''u o,h MuIfny. MIR, Murray aayn
,oh',, unHnseu IN writing at hia tnhle
na,',,,, w pv'Vn entered tho hall ana
M - ~ V'up mo mon and order them
,oi1 ."u rom Tho master workman
~ ~ NY ponuo II he was IN any way
~, ,,k lne lhw, no wha willing 10
a 9u p,aveu unuor arrest. but he protested
nothing however, ne said. M hn ,y.s
uoalt three heavy blows over the head
NV Hneul9rrh nnd huRtlcd out OF the
III, IL, '"u"S nc ~ unable 10 leave
nim pod
NV corner nan nrceentH tho an
poaranoo OF a desperate battle grounn
Ni.or nclhK raidcd three times within
y week. tho Windows ana doorn arc
nnat'erou, ana the walls hnVo boon
P1n'i urea by many bullets
~ ~ huu tho owner Will bring nuit
nhhhHl NRpL kltSer 10 recover dam
aEoh TOR obstruction OF the property.
meeting OF tho directors OF tho
Hrhoklyn Heights rAlrund company
WAS hold this afternoon at tho onic,
or tho company. President Lewis IN
y huldovcr and II waA thounht he might
De reelected.
No action. no far as tho president
AMP OF tho road is concerned. howrvor
was taken At the conclusion of Tho
meeting President Lcwih, In ruply TO a
question as TO whether the company
.l..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30
CONTESTED ELECTION GASES
run LAW on rum sunsncr oy,s,'
HAULED.
Prominent Attorneys who nav
Made Rather startling piscoysr
which VIM no Discussed ~, lenn,i
To-day.

Austin. Tox,, Jan. 20 Tho prctilcal
night OF the session win take place on
tho floor OF tho house tomorrow whos,
tho two reports OF tho committee and
olcc,ions come up for iiucunnlon. Tha
majority report recommends tho dlal
mieanl OF all the election eontoat oansa
on tho ground that tho law goyorninQI
the trial OF contested election ouaea
nos been declared unconstitutional. and
That having no law FOR the detcrmina-|
tlon OF such cases. contests caa havaI
no legal standing IN the house OF repfe.I
Acntatlves OF elsewhere Upon this tho
majority report rests and liza makoral
seem TO foel a serene confidence that
their report win be adopted. But they
are liable TO receive "a ahoclt In lhe
uepaie tomorrow from which It may
take them some dliya 10 recover, for
some OF the best lawyers ia the houAr.
Democrats, too. take isauo with thou.
ana VIII mako ilBht FOR tho adoption
OF the minority report, and they have
kpou Kroundu upon which W make H..
The fact H. tho decision of tho oaae
OF odel We. Wharton. ON which tho
majority or tho committee base tholr
NNN'el'h ARAA lneEt VI no law IN TpNuu
proNluing for contests In the legisla4
turn fefolH only to the Epotiona OF the
law providing for contests In diatriot
court ana cannot apply TO the neulluns
relating to legislative contVats. hr4a
cause Haid sections wero moi before
the court, aud wero not considered In
the Aforesaid opinion.
moreover, the opinion OF the minority
lhat there " u valid law governing
leRiHlatlVe contests 10 sustained by mo
report of the late codlfcra OF tho laws.
who In their report omit the socilons
rotating 20 contcHta In district courts
because OF their unconHtitutlonailty, but
Insert the Hectloua relating TO loglrla.
tive contests. holding that they were
constitutional when thia View
OF tue cnno IL presented In no house.
~ II VIII be In tho discussion tonior.
row. II WIN have the ulfuct OF a bomb
explosion. f1r tho momhern generally
have felt no secure IN tho justice OF
NE majority report that they have
aiken very little pains TO look up tho
nw governing tho matter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

Arrcstod on u Charge Of Go,,ing
Money ny False prctrnsrs,

Chicago. III, ian, 80 -'rhc Post says.
francen SchOomakcr Of plalnnold, n.
~, n prominent politician of that state,
was arrested at the Chicago uoauh
Hotel today, charged with obtaining
$4,000 from Chrnt0phcr strobol OF
Waterbury, Conn, by false protcnsca.
llo Ii said To have been In hiding In
ChlcnHo for several weeks. Schnon.
maker claims to be u large Hlocl,holdpr
In the United pfoHu
II IL charged that Schoonmai,cr OBJ
tanned the money by representing that
he hold heavy claims against tho ca.
tate OF Job Male dcnd rlnlnfcld
millionaire. when tho executor mo.
duecd receipts FOR all such claims. tho
prosecution says officers were lmmr.
dlhtcly sent after tho man, ana his
arrest today resulted. The prisoner
claims To have been Htumplng Tho
Woaiorn StnicH In the intorcat OF the
Republican party during the last cam
lalhn' hc says, IN ndditlou to being
u largo stookholdor In tho United
l'roHn, he has charge OF that nraoeln-
Tons cable ncwa. In nm improvmod
court room In the dinlng room .of Judge
Mnroy'H house tonight hahcng cnrpua
nrnoccdlugH were llnlcnrs to. aud Mr.
seelonmascr was rclonuod on bond
OF $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

Washington, Jan, 20 Secretary
Gresham Is sim In Geographic GORE.
spondoDce with the Mexican authors
ties, MS well aB those OF Guatemala,
touching tho settlement OF the dis.
putc between the two nations, and has
not yet abandoned hope OF peace
fol outcome. This statute OF tho AFFAIR
at prraeni 10 that the Guhtemalan gov
crnment does not wish to-R o 10 war,
ana ~ willing 10 make almost any
honorable 0oneeaalon 20 avoid a.
Tho MeNieAnH arc not IN the Hhno
coneliintory mood, but the government
probably would accept any basis OF Rnt.
tloment which could be shown To tho
satisfaction OF tho people 10 be In the
line Of maintenance OF their claims.
There IN ground Tor the belief that tho
Indemnity OF f2eaQO0 demanded by Mex
leo for the Invasion % the Chiapaa tor
fitory IA causing the main difficulty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30
run ouINnsn SAY
They Have Driven the Jap- Away f.
Twa IIghta,

London. Jan 20, a dispatch 10 the
Times from SHANGHAI says tho Chlneae
military ANA naval commanders tclc-
graph via Chez Foo that AT o'clock
ON tho morning OF January 20 the ia
pnncao lcot advanced upon Wei Hal
Wei IN two dlvlsions OF 10 ahips.
The search lighta betrayed their prca-
once ana the guns OF the chinese floet
ana shore batteries opened fire ON tho
ilrat division OF the cncmy'H ships when
they were within u thousand yards OF
the Chinese fleet Tho fastest mnn-of
war aud torpcrdo boRta made u dash
az the onomy ana after heavy nrinR
drove them on. The first Japanese di-
wisdom went TO tho northwest and the
second division southwark, The Chi
ncao claim to have Injured several OF
tho onomy'H BhipH, At the Time the
Japanese mhde land attack upon
VOL Hut Wei from Ming liza, This was
n surprise from the west, The alarm
was given. however, ana the Chinese
repealed tho attack The Chinese loss
= sall0ra, Tho Japanese loss amounted
TO more than 800 killed and wounded
Several foreigners are said TO DO as
Stating the Chinese.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

The snow OF Gr-u, ncn-ut-rho GA
nniTr- Plant,

Doann, Tex, Jan. est commenced
10 Hhow here yesterday evening ana nj
present therc are about four inchoa on
u level. The snow ia drifting hndty
WIN u Htrong wind from the north
rms snow WIN be great brnoflt. ns
y WIN break the droulh that wc hnvo
noon suffering with no long, aud tho
fnrmera now. nfior this molta or. cnn
plow hnd put IN their spring crops.
notwithstanding tho depressed condl.
tlpn or the country there have beon
quite II good many families moved INTO
our nolEhborhood. mostly from Iowa
ana California. aud have bought
homes and ARE preparing to nut In
spring crops, Ono family has pro.
pared tho around 10 put In twenty
acres OF mustard for The seed ana HiNtv
acres IN beans. and tho old iimora who
put IN nothing but wheat are Htandine
nsloundcd az the Idea or putting In
such crops, hut no doubt II the crops
pay VIII talto hold and plant Tho snmo
lund There In considerable talk OF
SONG into tho cultivation % the cnn.
HiEfc root, no II grows Wild IA nbund.
hhc" In all tho valleys horcnbouia nnd
II only Wnnta some one that In cxnerl.
vnced IN raising, cnltlvatlnF and hind.
llng the crop for Il to be raised In
large quantities, na n N crop maj
uFy weather has no offoot upou.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

Waco Tex, jan. 20 Tho suit OF a.
Il, G Hurst against Lnvcnro, one OF
mnny by the nnmo plnlntn. to collect
dues FOR membership In tho collecting
agency of which Hurst Is manager,
was decided In Justice llarlc'n court.
Tho association OF which Hurst In
manager was decided by Juatlco ignisc
to be hbclouH and OF Matchmaking
character, and therefore II was hold
TINT the plaintiff IN not entitled To re-
cover The case was test ono nnd
covers u large number ot suits, liuratH
association ~ known M the Texas no
tail Merchants Protective association.
aud It Issued Il monthly blacklist con-
tainlng the names OF Delinquent, debt
Oru
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

Jefferson. City. Mo-. Jan, sp,-Tho
Springfield. Harrison and Little Rock
Railway company, with u capital stock
day by j, Knowlton Jones, of 81, Louis,
Thomaa A. Scott ~ 81 Louis, w n
Atkinson or Philadelphia, u. H. RoTcra
OF ~ Louls and Robert II, Laird OF
London. Canada, who are the direct
ora OF the company. The company In
tends 20 hulld q standard gnrge rall-
road. bcglnnlne nt Springfield and run
ming IN n Hpuihcrly direction over the
most practicable ronic In the direction
OF Llttie Rock, .Arl,ensnH, Its length
win bo about sixty miles The line VIII
traverse the counties Of Green, Chris
tlan, stone ana fancy Ia this state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

San Saba. Tex, Jan GOV. NJ.
Hurst freight agent OF the Fort Worth
and Rio Grande railway, was In town
last week
NJ, n. Baker secretary OF tho Lone
star CommlHnlon company OF Kansas
city. IL looking after the largo stock
intcroHtn OF hla company Ia this
county.
'rhe Teachers institute hold IT, last
monthly meeting ut the chapel on
Rlohland creek, and reports Aay that
thuy had u pleasant ana profitable
mootlng.
sam ", Walker, who sold his cattle
In tho Montgomery pasture recently
Ia James Dutllcmyfe, has just returned
from Eagle Lake, where he purchased
1aOO head OF cows 10 be delivered In
the spring
At tho stray sale IN Freeman's pas
turc two wooks ngo IN the Spring creek
settlement several four and fve-year-
old steers wrrn sold without mark
or brand. This shows that the day OF
tho 'runtler' has passed In San saba
county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

esonen Suen Win nxod purpose or
posoa nnu lhe legislature seems d,s.
ny path Whom change, Vlnsiac,c FROM
vmevrS have taken place. ibs "pn n
ni'i.n nave been from a olnae ~ ,,,a,.
~. VINO have tho host lntoresia n, wv ~
,sa, anu The ruccrsa OF mo ndntnin Nv
~ enii ~ heart, aud auccens IN hama
ecntcr, " course my chief intoresi
MA ~. ~ mo department OF stnic
M"va iy governors selection OF Alilson
n,e1t , aa the head Of that depart
ia n man Vssr,nlnly an inspiration. IIo
made hlm.ois" we people, who has
MIN n Euccona' '"'hs anuut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

tcassin). 0 to 1. aeeond, Elbcron 1902
u,eigm, 10 1, third. Time, iigu Ia
srcond racee-iurac. ak furlonra,
Minnie G.. lo2 tclay,om TO 8. won
easily by two lengths; Miss Mamie. iOt
". llilD, to 6, SECOND, Misa Lilly ia
lao "a. 'N'
Third race-~pursc, iive furlonRa. Lot.
We Alter. 100 "a. Clayton, 0 TO q won
" hid. TO 1. SECOND, Insomnia, iOs
,Thorpel, TO 2, third Time. i,O5.
Fourth race, Selling. ono mile. Brake.
man, l03 trhorpe) 10 2, won hnndily
ny length, LueastR, ps IA. WiilnmW.
70 l, third, Time. 80 ~.
Fltlh race--Selling, six furlonqa; Mrs.
bradshaw. 100 al. Williams, " 40 4
Won easily by two lengths; RprInrtimc'
w lsheorin). 80 to /, second. king
tt2t I-9 i"''Vi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

Guadulnjarn, state OF InlIsoo. Moal-
co. Jan. ~, Teddy atudrntn demon
HtrGuon was held Ia which hundreds
OF young men from the schools OF medl-
cine, law and other colleges 0r this
city took part. showing the patriotism
OF the youth or Jalinco on the Guato.
malnn matter, Todny'a demonstration
was the oulErowth Of a similar ono
held ON Saturday, hut which. for lack
OF organization, dld not reach to what
was deemed ~ proportions The com.
puny marched to the governors pai-
acc. whurr, In the presence VI thohs-
ands Of spectators. addresses fun or
llfo ana well applaudod were delivered
hy leading ntuGCntu, and In which thny
have the word OF the young mon OF
the state TO be on hand In any emor.
Eency IN which the general government
may nnd their arryiges useful.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

1tiiieen. Tex. Jan. sa--Mr Dave
Block, representing j. Ruacnfirld n Co
of Galveston, " In tho city today, and
seems to be working earnestly with
our merchants for a nhare VI the ttada
Tor his Nrm,
This IN ~ typical winter morning
thu ground " solid inject OF leo and
the trees hung with lciciea,
Wnmbok urou., who have Just eg-
tHhllshof u general mercantile huul-
ness here, are receiving liberal ahars
OF the trade here Mr.. 10 C. Wnmnck
vcomp to DO a atirring and onterprising
buninona man,