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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-14
WORK or THE HOUSE.
The New bond Contract Laid De-
fore the BodN.

The New bond Contract Laid De-
fore the Body.
Washington. Feb. 1S.-The House was
principally occupied to-day in considering
business relating to the District of Column
bia, but room was found in that discus
sion for the Introduction of a resolution
by Mr.. Van Voorhis, rep. of New York,
bearing on government financial matters,
the main tenor Of which was to request
a report from the committee on ways and
means of the testimony, evidence and
statements made by Secretary Carlisle
before that committee yesterday regard
ng the recent bond contract. The New
York representative was,very anxious for
this information and Mr.. w .lson, the
chairman of the committee, assured Mr..
Van Voorhis that he had a copy of the
contract in his pocket and would. at the
proper time, present It. This was done
alter in the shape of a report from the
ways and means committee on the Presi-
dents message relating to the $62, 900 900
bond contract, and which report contained
a copy of the contract. It was soon evil
dent that there was a disposition TO know
what the minority OF the comm ttee
thought of the matter, and the House
adopted q motion which viii allow them
to present their views on the subject to-
morrow The report was ordered printed
and referred TO the union calendar.
The House. at 505 'ock, adjourned
till tomorrow at II o'clock.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-14
DOCTORS TRY MUNYon.
OFFICIAL RECORDS oPEv TO TIE
PUBLIC.

Two NeII-ISnown Physicians Test
che New Discovery with Most sue
cessfuI Results.
Dr. DeGraG Of No. 9 West Fourteenth
street. New York's best-known dentist.
says; Il had rheumatism for years. at
times so badly. I could not stand on my
feet Ny ankles were swollen. and the
least movement caused excruciating pan.
l tried Munyon's Rheumatism Cure and
found one bottle SUFFICIENT 10 cure me
promptly ana completely. I also used
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure and was entire
ly CURED Of very distressing and painful
stomach tToub.e-''
Brought Patient From Buffalo.
Dr. E. R Barnes. OF No. I25s West
avenue, Buffalo. saws, My patient John
aaentges, No. 1899 Niagara street, sur
ered from dyspepsia for eight years, with
frequent attacks OF great pa. n and tender
ness Of the stomach. Ny remedies gave
aim only temporary relef but he says
since taking Munyon's Remedies, as pre-
scrlbed by Prof. Munyon. he is entirely
cured
Munyon's Stomach ard Dyspepsia Cure
lures all forms OF Indigestion and stomach
iroubles. such as constipation. rising OF
God, distress after eating, bloat ng OF the
5lomach. palpitation OF the heart caused
ny Indigestion. II soothes. heals and in
.igorates stomachs that have been weak
med by overeating, or where the lining
II the stomach has been impaired by
Jhysic and injuries medicines. Price 25
1ents..
Munyon's homeopathic Home Remedy
Company Of Philadelphia, put up specifics
for nearly every disease. which are sold
~ all druggists, mostly for % cents a
bottle-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-14
WESTERN UNION ON THE WATCH
The COupany's Efforts in Behalf OF
the Public Appre ciated.

New York. Feb. 15.-Fhe following com
munication was made public to-day:
Produce Exchange, New York. Feb. Is.
To Gen. Thomas Z. Eclert, president
Western Union Telegraph Company Dear
Sir: We think it due to you 10 express
our high appreciation Of the public service
rendered by your company in employing
ali it's available facilities to secure for the
Information of the peop.e at large, the
earliest possible Intelligence Of the long
awaited steamship la Gascogne. We I'M
derstand that for week you had the
g hole Atlantic coast covered, the man
ager of every station commanding 2 view
Of the offing or connected with marine
reporting points, from Cape Race 10 the
Gulf of Mexico, having been ordered &c
look cut for her or any intelligence Of her,
AID when she was reported from Fire
Island your company teiegraphed the
GOOD news gratUtiously al Q sr this con
r,nent and cabled it 10 Europe 10 relieve
the public anxiety. Such service is Ger
Jainly emitted 10 the warmest conmenda-
Ton from all and we beg hsreby to con
Y. ours 70 you
BY order Of the directors.
(Signed) Edw. s. Atwood,
PRESIDENT Marine Association OF the pori
OF New York.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-14

Mrs Nsggsr-Do you remember how
when we W. re fret married, you used to
call me your white lily?
Mr.. Nagger-Yes. and II you insist on
floral nicknsnne now, / VII call you my
Ng-r .ly--grt7th
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-14
A BIG PROPERTY SOLD.
probable visit Of the Governor TO
Mcintosh CountY.

Darisn, Ca, Feb. 1S.-Representative
Ioe Mansfield writes that ne IS going 70
o his best to bring Gov. Atkinson down
meet the people Of Mcln- osh. The
overnor WI BE- entertained at the
nickel. Can't. Manshelds delightful res
rence, and a SPECIAL train will be en-
aged to carry our people there 10 shake
-ancs with Georgia young governor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-14
scoFIELD THANKS nUNTON.
The Friendship of the VIrgInIan's
Very Dear to the General.

Washington, Feb. 1s.-Senator Hunton
has received a letter from Lieut.. Gen.
schoheld acknowledging the latter's
thanks for Senator Hunton's remarks in
the Senate urging confirmation Of the gen
erals nomination. Apropos OF the fact
that Gen. Schoheld was military gov
ernor OF Virginia. The letter is as fol-
lows:
My Dear Senator: Many times during
the past twenty-five years pleasant per-
sonaI messages have come to me from
Virginia, bat it has remained for you to
make the first official and public declara-
ton Of the fact which has always been
50 dear 10 me, that / had gained the
friendship and confidence Of the bag heart
ed people Of Virginia. This Is an honor
far more dear to me than any mere milf
tary rank, and ! thank you very sincerely
FOR having ta ken 50 fitting an occasion to
make a public declaration OF that great
honor. Very respectly and truly yours,
J. N. Schofield.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-18

may lay on Macdun. etc. 1t Is freely
asserted that all lines interested viii
meet the Union Pacific rates, and the
war viii go on vigorously.
The committee appointed Mt the meet
ing Of Western passenger officials last
week to mako tour OF the West and
Southwest with view to laying plans
for the proposed new Western Passen-
ger association. left Chicago ON their
Itinerary few days ago. The conn
mlttee consists OF General Passenger
Agents Sebastian OF the Rock Island;
Eustls of the Burlington; Nicholson of
the santa Fe; Assistant General Pas
senger Agent Payne OF the Missouri
Pacific. aud Chairman Caldwell. At 81.
Louis the committee will confer with
representatives OF the Katy md Cot
ton BELT and at Kansas city with
the Fort Scott and Memphis. They
also have power to request a meeting
Of colorado lines Mt Denver, but It is
not believed this win be done. The
Denver and Rio Grande It Is said. Is
opposed to an association including tho
roads both east and west OF the Mis-
souri,. but It Is willing to join purely
trans Mississippi organization.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-18

Amelia Relnhelt Kills Herself Rather
Than ne Seperate ted n ON Her Frlend.

Amelia Relnhelt Kills Herself Rather
Than re Separated Fiom Her Friend.
san Jose, Cal. June II. - Amelia
Reinhelt, an Austrian girl of %. a
waitress in the Eureka hotel, shot
herself dead this morning because she
was about to become separated from
Miss Gussie Munson. her room mate
with whom she was madly In love
She bathel, dressed herself neatly,
then standing In her sleeping room
pulled the trigger of GelC-couklng
German revolver and fell dead on the
floor
She came from Austria with her pa
rents and brother year ago. She had
been at the hotel for six months. She
took a fancy to Miss Munson and her
affections grew until she declared she
loved the girl more than anyone else
ON earth. She was insanely Jealous of
her. even resentlng any attention being
paid to the object of her affections by
members OF the family. She often told
Gussie she could not live without her
and would die II they were separated.
When Miss Munson told her yesterday
that she was going away, Amelia be-
came Respondent. She brooded ali
night, moaning over the prospective
loss Of her girl lover, and today she
TOOK her life. She lett no messages.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-18
THE RAILROADS.


RATTLE OF THE RAIL.
An addition Ia being erected TO the
| paint shop OF the Worth and Denver
| yards.
Charles ogden, general agent Of the
Rock Island at ogden arrived In the
city yesterday.
II. IL. Sawyer has accepted n posi-
| tion as operator In the Cotton Belt city
ticket office.
The Big Four's earnings for May
show an Increase OF sl9s.2G9 over May
Of last year.
]. W. Carter live stock agent Of the
Rock Island, came In yesterday from n
short trip south.
j. a. Konklns, claim agent OF the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad.
was in the city yesterday.
J. V. Goode. general superintendent
OF the Fort Worth and Denver. went
north on that line yesterday.
Engineer S. Winters and family left
Sunday for Council Bluffs, Ia, and VIII
SO 10 the mountains for the summer.
j. II. coppngc, secretary OF the mo-
tive power department OF the Texas
and Pncinc. went to Mineral Wells
yesterday.
A. H. waggeners travelling passen-
ger agent Of the Chicago Northwest
ern. Is in the city, looking after the in
tcrosts OF the line,
The gross earnings Of the entire
Santa Fc system for the first week in
June were s753,l}3. which shows an In
crease OF sl39,75a,
Il. NJ. Hunt, travelling passenger
agent OF the queen and Crescent, ar
rived la the city yesterday and will
spend FEW days here.
Yardmastar Nat Cochran and Freight
Clerk Jake Hess, with the Gulf, Colo
RADIO and Santa E'e at Cleburnc, were
in the city yesterday.
The Pennsylyonla company has sub
stituted It's own dining cars for those
Of the Pullman company on all trains
except the New York and Chicago lin
tied,
G. l.. Ware. general live stock agent
OF the Fort Worth and Denver has
returned from a protraCtcl trip to
Northern points on the line OF the
Denver.
c. c. Drake, general agent OF tho
Fort Worth and Denver who has been
on the sick Hist, was at his desk yester-
day, Tor the iirst time In two weeks.
He has had pretty tight spell.
D. NJ. Morgan, city ticket agent OF
the Cotton Belt, attended the state
meeting Of the Christian church and
sunday school at Gainesville Sunday,
and reports most enjoyable gather
Ing.
Tho Burlington Is to reduce its rum
ming time between Chicago and Kan
s0s city TO fifteen hours. Tho now or
der OF affairs Will g. into effect on tho
23rd. aud is superlnducod by the now
Santa 'e train,
Harry Bond, formerly chief clerk In
the general passenger department OF
the Santa Fc at Chicago. has been APP
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-18
POLICE prcK-ups.


The case OF jack Mcdonald. a Third
ward tough, comes UP this morning.
He In accused Of various offenses.
John Doyle. while resisting arrest for
drunkenness, at Fifteenth and Hous-
ton streets sunday, got away with a
section of the oilicer'a trousers. II took
four men to cage John, but they have
him.
An unruly DRUM was gathered in
last evening by the police while cha5-
ing some boys at Fifteenth and Main.
He was taken with much difficulty,
sand gave oiiieor No. 10 II smart blow
In the face after the wagon had
started. He was promptly hypnotized
and carried Into the Jail.
Affairs In police circles were some
what stirring In the past two days.
Since Saturday night at midnight about
twenty arrests were made, the OF
lenses being mostly violations Of city
ordinances, The total number Of prls-
oncrs Ia the city jail was forty ut mid
night last night.
Yesterdays roundup showed the
following, who were assessed the
necessary amounts charged for they
various diversions. All defaulted and
went to jail: II. Glsh, drunk. fined Sl2;
Minnie Walters. vagrancy, Sc; Minnie
Harrington. vagrancy, SO; j. NJ. Saylc,
drunk, SG Florence McCOrmas, va
grant, so; Tom McCarty. drunk, N;
Addie Ouslcy. disturbing the peace,
S25; Tom Dillon, drunk and disturbing
peace $50.
Three boys, ranging In age from 10
To 10 years, were arrested yesterday
ON the charge Of burglary. They were
trapped by an officer through the
mcrcst kind Of an accident lie saw
one Of the lads slip in to second
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-18

Excursion tickets via st. Louis viii he
sold by connecting railways in West
and Southwest good over Vandalia-
Pennsylvania lines rs follows;
To Baltimore, july 10 and II. good re-
turning until August .. account b. Y.
Il. u. meeting.
To Boston, July to 0 inclusive. ex-
IRENE return limit August 3; account
Christian Endeavor National Meeting.
To Boston. August 10 TO 20 Inclusive. for
knights Templar conclave; extreme re-
turn limit October 0.
Tickets may also he obtained ON above
dates at City ticket office, 100 North
Fourth street and Mt Union station. on
Eighteenth and Market streets. st,
Louis. For detailed Information
apply TO Brunner 500 Chestnut street.
ST. Louis, by letter, telegram or in
person.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-18
THE CHRISTIANS.
stll at Work In the Missionary Depart
ment Of the Churches.

h'e"' vi 'he
Gainesville, Tex. June 1.-THE third
working day OF the Missionary conven-
tion dawned bright and clear. and at
sunrise a monster crowd assembled at
the auditorium for sunrise prayer
meeting"
The forenoon program was opened by
DR.. j. w. Lowber OF Fort Worth in an
address on what are We Doing? What
Can We Dor"
Elder NJ. NJ. Davis OF Dallas present.
ed the case OF tho Christian Courier,
told of Its suspension and the cause.
At the close OF his address the follow
ing stock was taken and publication
ordered resumed: Palestine church,
500: ]. Y. Miller. 800: Carlton family,
5000; T. Il. Shirley, $780, p. II. willing
ham, 500; Anna Miller, 500: Mrs. o. a.
Carr 500; ]. w. Holsapple. $780, La
| dies AID society. sherman. s25, Volney
johnson, $50; w II. Wright. $40; jay
u. Adams, $50; Mrs. James Harris Of
Terrell, $50; Il. w. Carpenter of Allen,
$50; G. v. McClintock of Tyler 500;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-18
CUBAN WAR.

An Important Capture by the Insur-
gents-Afms, Money aud Ammuni-
ton, and Many Landed from the
United States.
Tampa. Fla. June 1T--Passengers
on the steamer report that the Spanish
government quickly raised $4,000 from
Havana volunteers. Those who paid
$500 are excused from duty. Those
furnishing substitute pay $3.50. spain
Is said to have paid $4,000 for MartPs
assassination.
The Vueita Abaja district will rise
in a few days. probably. Many small
armed bands are In the vicinity OF
Havana.
Martinez Campos awaits more troops
from Spain at Nuevltas. Masso, An
tonic Maoeo, Miro and other leaders,
with 1000 men. are near Gibara. In
possession OF small town They had
fierce battle between Gibara and
Halquln, on railway bridge, which
was afterward burned. The convoy
has been captured. Many prisoners
were taken and a large sum OF money
was captured. Insurgents say Il
amounted to $4,000. while the Spanish
claim It was but $4,000.
GuanabecOa, Il half hours ride by
ran from Havana, Is greatly excited
by the appearance Of strange ships in
the ofiing. General Arfus. second COM
mander Of the Spanish forces, has or
dered concentration OF troops to pre-
vent a landing of nllbustora.
Culvalis, near Santiago. was burned
ty the insurgents under Major Duran
on the 9Th. Olivia, the guide that Is
claimed TO have ,.ssassinated MART, is
In the hospital at Principe Alfonso,
wounded In the left breast dangerously
with a rifle ball. said to have been in
ilicted in battle. but 1t ia thought the
osubans tried to kill him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-18

pointed general passenger agent Of the
Goodrich transportation company with
headquarters In the same city.
western ronds viii run no more
homc-neekers' excursions into the terri
tory north OF Kansas City for the pres
ent, aud win make excursion rates only
whore competition compcls them. The
IIuly oSeurslon OF the Katy Will be
ignored
The Western Railway OF Alabama
will at once construct a line from
Cowlea station to Tallassec. In that
state, IN order that they may
handle the products of million dollar
cotton factory Just completed at the
latter place.
South CnroIIna'a sunrc,,c co,,rt has
just decided that a railroad chartered
by the state does not relieve itself from
liability to passenger for damages by
leasing It's road when the passenger
may have received personal injuries
from trains operated by the lessees.
@. l.. stone of the CHICAGO and Eos,-
ern Illinois railway ia nrrnnping n
new schedule of freipht rates 90 Sec.
duce from southern no,nts ~ Chicaso
The santa ISo is handiiny a irnIn NJ;
fifteen cnrs Of eattlr todnv FOR vytnGeid
Scott. They are from Brownwood and
20 To chicago
II, j. Reese, now of Eddy, New
Mexico, formerly baggage master Mt
the Union depot here, is apending a
few dnys In the city.
Lodge No. 20, Brotherhood OF Rail-
way Carmen, viii elect officers We'd
nesday night OF next week, nominations
having been made at tho last meet
Ing,
The tSnnsos railroad communicate, 10 Il,
denied mo annilratIo, ~ iI'e ,no nns
nnd connect nj Wichita for n rn,inssiG
refion m freight rntns ~ cett,,n 49,
from thn Misso,,ri ri,,a,. ~ ,he, ,Ss ySus
Tbeso goods arc hii,od "a NJ , pSiiS Y.
freight. and the eomnlaInants ,vnn'n1
them ratcd NJ tbIrd 'cia', M "', 49,
nnIsaion held thet ihs ,,ras,,,, 80 az I'm ~.
rcnsnnnhio '''e F'''''' ia'VS "'e
Eapt, W Wooliolk, a prominent
fallloau builder OF New YORK, Is nu-
snprity LOT the statement that the
Mqntsanery' Tuskoloosa and 81, Louis
rallWey, soV miles IN length. VIII be
new through inc between st. Louis
grs are now IN the mold between rus-
~ An, ana columbus. Miss.
Ihu completion OF inc Toad Will open a
new .hr9ugh iine between St Louis
anu florlda. The Mobile and Ohio is
peh'hd the movement
New York'a state constituencies,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-18
WAGES INCREASED

Malleabie Casting company TODAY n,ti.
ned their 900 employees that n general
Increase Of 10 per cent would take
effect Immediately AT the big workn
OF tho Eberhardt misunderstanding COM
pany. notices were also posted notify
Ing their 400 employees OF a 10 nor
cont increase. There was great rcioic-
ing among the men about the works
today when the news became known.
II is understood that other big iron
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-18
THE CITY.


DR.. Frank Mullins, practice limited
to eye, ear and catarrh OF nose and
throat. Glasses accurately fitted. sos
Main street. Fort Worth.
Sewing machine supplies as well as
diamonds watches. clocks and jewe;ry
at the cheapest jewelry house in the
city. Halls, Main and Eleventh.
Fullers Novelty Iron Works. new and
second hand boilers, engines, pumps
and GIN machinery for sale or trade.
4li Yves. Weatherford street.
George L. Cause, funeral director and
embalmer Full assortment of under
takers goods, Takes full charge OF
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No. 3l4 West Weather
ford street. Fort Worth. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-18
A PACKAGE or MONEY
Containing Ten Thousand Dollars. Lost
or stolen, and Found.

Montgomery, Ala, June IA big
p0stoillcc robbery has just come to
light here. Josiah Morris Sc Co., bank
ers sent on Saturday a $4,000 pack
age to a New York bank, insurng, as
usual. y postal agent came and re-
ceipted the Montgomery postohlce for
the money package. Shortly after
ward the mail pouch was found cut
open.
Postmaster Sorrows telegraphed In
spector Barrett at Chattanooga to come
Immediately and Investigate the mat
ter
Charles Armstrong, a postofIice en-
ploye, returned the package Sunday.
claiming he had found 1t on the street.
Armstrong was arrested this morning
under a warrant sworn out by Inspec-
tor Barrett, and promptly gave bond
Tor his appearance before United States
Commissioner Scales tomorrow. The
robbery has created sensation. Arm
strong belongs to a prominent family.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-18

Dallas, June l7.-Col. A. y. Bush,
president OF the Texas Cattlemen's assoc
citation Is here, en- route home from
ST. Louis. The colonel is jubilant over
the steady price for cattle and Il
confident that the oowmen will realize
handsomely this season. He had charge
OF the interests OF the cowmon during
the session OF the Twenty-fourth legis.
lature. and did much toward securing
the changes In the land law. As a
"blandlsher OF statesmen" the colonel
Is an eminent success
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-18

Madrid, June 1.-THE cabinet council
has decided to act with the greatest
vigor In Cuba and to dispatch IA. 600
troops there in addition to the 10000
already under orders and to purchase
within two months twenty gunboats.
telegram received tonight from Gu
ba says the Spanish troops replused a
rebel attack upon the village Of Pare
de5 Spiritus.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-18

Don't miss hearing. Prof. Gallonl to-
morrow evening. He will demonstrate
that he has one of the most wonderful
voices Of the age. with an extension of
nearly three octaves, he will sing selec-
lions from grand opera In the original
key for tenor, baritone and bass
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-18

eases, or drains upon the system
excuses, or abuses, bad habits. q,
early vices, are treated through cor.
respondence at their homes with
uniform success, by the Specialists
OF the lnvalids' Hotel and Suroica;
Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y. A bool
OF 1856 large pages, devoted to the
consideration of the maladies above
limited at, may be had, mailed CO.
elf,ely sealed from observation. in a
Plaa envelape, by sending 10 cents
IN one-cent stamps (for postage on
BOOK, to the Worlds Dispensorv
Medical Association, at the above
mentioned Hotel, For more thar
quarter of century, physicians
connected with this widely cele1
Srated Institution, have made the
treatment of the delicate diseases saas
above referred to, their sole st,,d Ie
and practice. Thousands, have coy
suited them. This vast exper;enca
has naturally resulted in i,nnrons es
nechods and means of cure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-18

Dallas, June IA Jury In Judge n.
H. Burke's court decided the Injunction
suit In favor of tho Dallas terminal
railroad. Hon. W. c, Connor, who was
called home from New York on ac.
count OF this litigation. will return to
Gotham and secure the money 10 build
the terminal railroad and union dcpot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-18
ChIclk0 TImaa-llgrlll.


Daniel A. stewart president and
treasurer OF the Florida Athletic club,
which proposes to pull on the Corbett-
FltzsimmOns glove battle ut Dallas.
Tex. LEFT last night at o'clock for
tho Lone star state. AIR. Stewart did
not stop at Chicago with the idea OF
doing any business, but yesterday at
tended TO matter which is Of the
utmost Importance. so far as the con-
test Itself Is concerned. Il was that Of
selecting II referee FOR the club, and
the probability Is that Chicago man,
George Sllor. Will secure the place, al
tough the big Texan did not commit
himself He and Sller met, and Stewart
seemed Impressed with the old timer.
Naturally the principals Will have COM
siderable to say In the matter. but
as both are friendly to Silcr and know
his sterling ability In the position. Il
seems almost a forcgono conclusion
that he will he the man selected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-18
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