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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22

Cltty.
QUEEN RANAvALoNAs GOWNS
That the French are very gallant people 70
shown by the fact that although they are engaged
in n war OF determination with the Queen OF
MADAGASCAR they Sun permit her Partisan mod
lstc. Nine I.emolne. to supply her with the
tollettcs AMI feminine hneries when she REQUIRES
Indeed. Queen Ranayalona Is such good GUS
toner OF Nine Lemone. and shows such love
Tor all the appurtenances OF the most rehneh OF
Partisan eIegances, that she at any rate VIII re-
gard with feelings Of considerable equanlrnity tne
defeat OF her troop and tho conquest OF her Rhs-
dom II Il has the effect OF bringing ner 10 Far's
a pensloner for life upon the French treasury
II is said that her favorite color IL scarlet; UNDER
clothing and hosiery Of the finest character are
supplied with each dress, every article peins
copously perfumed with heliotrope. Sne VIII
not permit any feathers 10 be used. either TOT the
trimmings OF her dress or for the adornment OF
her hats regarding them as relic or Darparisln,
her ancestors having worn little else save
feathers For the present she insists on an nsr
dresses being made high. II she comes 70 rams
her views on that particular subject VIII GER
tainly undergo a change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22
orrrrN RANAvALONA's GOWNS

known as the fastest, gayest and most reckless
"vlveur" Of 81. Petersburg and OF PARTISAN So-
oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22
TIE PRINCE or WALES AND MS PETS
From The Pail Mall Gazette.


Concerning the specimens OF wild animals which
the Prince OF Wales has been presenting 10 the
Cromwell Road Museum. II may be interesting 10
state that His Royal Hishness observes n very
wholesome rule in these matters Many OF the
domestic pets which cndeared themselves by long
years OF association TO the Prince and Princess
carefully stuffed Immediately after DEATH and
find a permanent place In a corridor or apart
ment Of the royal residence. In this way there s
not a solitary geological specimen either at Sand
bingham or In Marlborough House which does not
possess some reminiscent value in the eyes OF its
owners Anything whose interest Is strictly scien-
uhc Is sent TO appropriate public collection and
IN this way the Prince OF Wales has In the course
OF a long career. become a very considerable donor
to the great national museum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22
4 PET GOAT.
HE UNDERSTOOD ONLY WELSH.

From The London Sketch.
The LIST Battalion OF the Welsh Regiment wneh
arrived at Plymouth from Pembroke DOCK re"
weeks ago has lost the pet goat. BILLY, which
was so much admired during the battalon's recent
recruiting march through South Wales he al
ways preceded the band, and in the accompanying
photograph he is standing In front OF the drums
that were captured by the regiment In the RUSSIAN
War Billy" or Gwilym. to give him his Weish
cognomen was n native of Natal He born
and reared near the famous battlefield OF IsandhI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22

I found spirits all about the cabin, cu's"'s ''e o'
letting strange people chop them up ..,,raor. >,
Sullivan furious over the o, Sons any partcu,r
Sa Az 1e save that OF making his neghpors ulne
shx 81 modelling with his affairs or coming III very
close contact with his premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22
EXPENSES OF IRA YELLING SALESMEy.

From The New-Haven News
The travelling expenses Of the commercial sales
men OF the country foot up over S5Oo0OOOO0 year.
and their total salaries and commissions probably
amount TO about $50 10000 But these great sums.
making together $50 900. CO., would not begin TO
nav for the cost and loss OF time that would result
were we to return to the old system OF letting the
customers do the travelling. and visit the whole
saiers in person good deal OF pleasure. however.
has been lost OF life by the change Of methods
The retailer used TO enjoy his occasional trips to
the great cities buy goods. while his daily life on
the road Is bore TO the drummer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22

wanna and not far from Rorke's Drift. For ten
years Biy's name appeared on the books OF inc
time that II moved-to Africa. Malta. Egypt Penn
broke Dock, and finally to Plymouth since ne
care OF Bugler Tim DAVIS. who very proud OF
his charge and trained him TO understand re-
though he. heard English words spoken SO con
tinually all around him, ne never appeared TO un-
derstand anything said TO him unless 1t were In
the Welsh tongue.
He wa. much attached to Bugler Tim. and al
ways slept at the entrance to his tent. But when
II ralned he would go into the tent; and insist on
the bugler making room for him by his side. II
is said that II Tim placed anything, such as a
coat. under Gwilym's protection. and said 10 him
in Welsh, "Cofala IL v got yma" would
dare touch the article till Tim returned. The Off
GERS and men OF the battalion were much attached
10 the goat and request has already been sent
TO Zululand for another kid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

The chess tournament which begins
on the 10Th inst. promises to DO one
OF considerable intereat, There have
been number or entries already. and
others VIII follow. The tournament Is
not confined to members, but any gem
tlemun who enjoys tue game may en-
ter.
The membership Increase has aver
aged one each day since tho Int Of
January an effort Is being made 20
Increase the number OF members to
601 before the state convention, which
mers April IL IN Austin,
rhc directors are arranging to put
In n larger heater for the baths, the
one In uso being inadequate for the
rapidly growing membership. Six
baths are now kept busy and others
VIII be added as demanded,
Tho evening educa tiona olassoa arc
progressing nicely. The class In book
keeping and penmanahip ~ the new
est, and has an enrolment Of nine, The
thrJng8 OF young men who prontably
spend their evenings In this and other
departments OF the work mako tho
rooms n scene Of activity
The I o'clock sunday gospel meet
lngs attract large crowds, oven dur
ing the cold weather Tho hall Is well
heated ana the meetings interesting
These oonrpirr to make IL a very do
srable place to spsnd a Sunday after
noon,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

governor OF the state Of Texaa. ra-
quest that said day be appropriately
observed by tho pecplc Of ihir state.
and I recommend that all the oiiieers
ana teachers Of the public and private
schools OF this state prepare "a suit.
ablo program, eflieting the Interest Of
the.r pupils IN this beautiful CUSTOM
aud also suitable eScrcihcs commemor-
ntiyc Of tho virtues, patriotism, states
mansi,lp aud achievements Of Washing
ton. tho Father Of our Country. whose
natal day We celebrate aud that they
and an officers now employees IN tue
pubic Institutions of this state utilize
the day IN planting forest, shade and
ornamental trees ana Hhrubbery 70 be
the object Of their future care and az.
tentlon FOR the bcnent aud adofnment
OF The public frOundH. highways. streets
and waatc places throughout tho state
In witness whereof. ! hercuntp aign
my name and cause the seal on state
10 be aitlxed. at tho city Of AuBiin'
this, tho 20 day OF February, 1922
q. A. CuLnmRsON, Governor,
ALLISON MAYFIEJD,
llaf4f4lafsv 81 kf4tN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

DALLAS. Tex Fob, 9,-Tho grand inrv
YIN ~ session has been lnvestisatins
o",1uohN OF local option In the to,yns
carried. u'S ticket
Wa G'orss klngman OF Lancaster
u no knew OF anybody Neii,ns ~ tsll
IN that town Kingman said no Wa, .
meh VINO attended TO his own busInass /"
u NM ne himself was the only n"r voS,
nnt ne knew for certain bnd ~
drinks In Lancaster. w ""u soid
,n Grand Jury at once made an, n
u ptl OF indictment against him, ma an No. -
n,,a went up TO the county co,,r,
NJ uttered a plea OF guilty, nnd 1odge
wssh gave him the lowest punlsbme,,,'
, m,,,S,, y line OF sa5 and twenty ae~si
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

rarraar. senator on tho AYE Of con-
sent.

Auatln, Tex, Feb g--lnjustico has
been done senator Bailey by gatblod
extracts OF his speech ON the age Of
consent b0iug published on tho
amendment to change ~ TO ~ he bald
IN part.
am aware that It takes much forti.
tud0 10 arise and express myAult
aEoinat this amendment IN the face Oh
the arguments that have been made In
iu favor, but | would bu recreunt TO
the trust Imposed by my people nnd
false TO my manhood should | permit
any maudiln sentiment To silence The
expression OF my convictions. ballot
nllur ballot has been taken looking 20
tins adoption OF this ana similar
amendments ana am unwilling furth-
ca 70 place myself on record without
AT least having tho side VI the quGs-
ton | rvproAcut presented FOR the
consideration Of tho members OF this
senate nor Hhall | permit u t0rmldable
array vi women. who are here now
lobbying for this amendment TO deter
me from doing what ! conceive 70 be
my duty.
! am willing to have the law changed
raising tho age OF consent from ~ TO
II years, but beyond that 1 fear we
would b1 urVadlng on dangerous
ground, At the age Of 10 In this. our
southern climate, many OF our girla
arc fully developed women and are
able III every HonRu of the word to
protect their virtuous womnnhuod.
should the amendment just offered TO
rniRc the age of consent to IL years be
adopted, It would be traught with
much mischief and place Ia The hands
OF the poouress a fruitful source OF
hlnokmail, Our boys from II 10 20
Foaiu Of ngo yleldlnE'to tho seductive
innuonee OF girl under Is. prompted
low the NNll44 al "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10
AMrsnMnNrs.


ihe Jules Grau opera company closed
a weeks engagement al un.snwa
!asI night, presenting as mo maj nor.
,, sr pl., ihe catchy and always popu-
lap taul Jones AT the matinee ,ras
ana Tartar was Repeated. ana II No..
erNrted with an immense audience. NM
HQoi business which the eomnanv M
enjoyed, when il is reealleetcd that tSs
Mevh mas been crowded with wrctched
weather has been a marked testimonini
70 lts merits and che esteem IN ~h,,h
,MN,anegor urau Is held IN ifort Worm
The performance last night u1s ~
p possible, The best giyon during the
sn,ssssmens and the entire cast was
raul Jones and did very wall VIM wiz ~
Mli'e Messrs rersae, Waldo. iSleh
ana Mlsa Mason added 10 their Wei ~
lapl'shed POPULATIONS Tho company
49, y lRl'as today, and viii open a
day night VIZ MNh-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

Will renn.. FEB. al 9
seals 'S' ,i sesed Keeper OF reeords and
innnloa,lnas hH Of Pylhlas. IN com.
that ,he 70 the American. states
OF 81 nnon 'sp9st that AN assessmsnt
States MIN e XVI iylhian IN the United
ian sani,arlnvn,i eNiedr 70 build Pyth.
y, totally Incorrect ana s iha Ark,
ssss $500 nas not authorized amer supseine
tbe ,s The supreme lns"a ~ ~,
s,on s.Sna lodge Of Arkansas S,sntsa
"a 49,, ~ solicit voluntary aneso,r s.illih,
mont y sNniiaglum hut ny a apsasil1
whehamr. s levied, ana n a. as essss,
an a.sss wv supreme lodee couiS sv nris..
bers- N'uleni upon inaiviaua1 1917
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

nallns Tex Feb. a-.orieatal Hotel.
hAllas feN.i tie nnest hotel struetlre
m sho south the only hrgt-class hotel
IN nc state on mo American plan Al.
aumtelv nlrpraoh Rates s. 80 10 "a per
dgI w !, Alden manager formerly
~ tho lloiel Nendnme, 1aston.
H. NJ Bhce. Nav York; j Itvir,,s
ton, hnnls Tx; A. Brown. 81 louis.
g A. MeCarter, llensBs City, Ii. III
Nefpor 81 Louis, NJ safer New or
leAnsi NhaA Malnn, Greenfield Ohio,
VI g Church, Detroit. I. Nckpr,nan
&c LoNis 4, u EawRiNia, Nov York,
y! y, rylanl New York, w r. Strong
Iemple, Al llolncid, ChleAgo; NJ n
iuhnH, New York, A. ". Ar,ngsran,,
Auauni ~ n Cushing. Houston. A. N
sharpe, Houston. w, II, Stearna chi.
eaRoi Frank Rcorce, Montgomery. Ala ,
j ~, pollp, ST Louis, w =. Welkina,
lrs faiueahi A. j, Cannon, ilot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10
~ rlsa snNsrn.
Whe anssuon es RedistriouaE thc
state Debated,

state Debated,
Austin, Feb. e--The senate met this
meraing ~ 10 o'ciock
srhAior rira presented petition OF
elNhtS-threo ladies OF TaNlNr ia WI.
ilpmsnn county, asl,inw that the nge OF
ronAent la slfls be rNiA,d 70 Is YEARS,
Senators Gnss, STAFFORD and nihreu
wero excused from at,endanea today,
\ aud senator rrcsslor having rpturned
after a wcek'H absence at home on pro-
fnsHlonM hualncss. was excused Tor
npch absence
The following hi was Introduced by
Htnntor l1nail, BY REQUEST. Amending
article t9a OF TIE Revised Statutes, In
&frKafh V budding cNurthouaos and
1tienr ave inaneotoi ~ .hc oonniigpion.
ttta court, hi1s viii then ~ Required On
iiise roat 0f construction under nucn
itane and ppeplncaOaus.
*qnator Atlev geid tnet the prlnAfnat
tbeheht % Nverue would he 20 t1uQliae
thc Wink pc NE district iNdees tln
lnfe't,i frfther that Whe'heg 1t reauipd
IN tfdN1inw or increnHiuG tho huuaher
~ dsNlfleif WAS not. IN Nh opinion 80
tfnportmnf ~ VIE Quue,i0n N nuuabs
iAlN The wopM that the haeqnhNtIee Fx.
tNtiut arise frori o avhtNN az natth,Varis
leelslAllon. ana thpHc ayila oau ~ n.
tcfltYely femcdicd hy Fenorai biH
FhNi rho constitution ,sagiemnlntea a
eaneral rodlrlrletlhg ~ the atate. ana
" should I've dome nj tho rnnMit,tian
Atqnlroa he nddud, further. that an.
f4fiNfnlencp ~ ihe neAnlu should ~
tiNarn c0neulted, aud NJ tile aRuhA time
lfHltlHticn should Ne on Inns nf noano-
tnr Ther afe now several bills ncnd-
sfk fsnhinN 10 stf creation 81 Aadilnnni
tiurlR and diatflnir The famttiee
F1akhi, IN my urimop, miHht be grant-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

,,vcr a short discourse, taking for his
aubieol Nationallsm. after which Prof.
Moore viii give one Of his marvellous
HIGHT phenomenal seances under a,tiet
test condlt.oas. Mateiiallscd handii VIII
write messages for members OF the
audience on a typewriter, This 10 tho
latest and most wonderful domonstfa-
ton OF psychic power, Other phenonl7
ena will be prescnted TOO numni lps
~ mention, This young medium hNs
haen lndbrHed BY many lending spient-
IA or this country. and investigators
OF occult phenomena, Don't fail TO
Witness these astounding manifesto
tions Tho small sum Of u cents VIII
be charged 10 defray expenses,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

rev Frank G. AlgOrton Of Boston
MasHe the inspired orator Ara p, sns'
huah Il Moore OF Dayton. Ohio, TX
marvellous, phenomenal medium, Vii
uppear % $3.50 y, ~. today ANA I'M
lenlght Mr. Assertion viii lecture end
ansWeF questions from the audisneS
sna sNe psycnic tests in the ana
neeh, Az should hear this lnsplrea
usNeer ana master OF esoterio science
MAe ms an International reputation
~ an aWhor and lecturer and who n
found scholar AZ night Ia vii ~ w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

pcnlsor, Tex, Fob, b Third Vlce
President Foster Of the Missouri kan.
s0s aud peNaa han iasucd a circular am
noNncing the appointment OF Dan &.
WIZARD auditor " the Missouri, KAN
the Katy OF Texas, Vice John G. Tel.
FER, resigned The now auditor VIII
he hero Monday TO assume charge
Mr. Teller has been with tho KATY
a little over two years, HEST a. nssisi-
AMI general auditor at 81. lnuiR. He
began hts uarror 81 years ago With me
Grand Trunk at Montreal He hna
served Ia the auditing departments Of
tho wabash Lake shore ana Miohl-
gan southern and was gonoral audi
tor OF The Florida Southern. lie has
been with the Missouri Kansas and
TUNas here for over year,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10
NAH coAou nonHr'l
Tne nInclsweil overland s''''
Up.

Kansaa city, Mo- Fen NJ
to the Times from NswNa
says. Word was received q n n
ina office here late thls eS's.,,
tho Blackwell overland uaA N ". 7.
heon held up and robbed 'N :
are not given. Tho sfes ,,a.,':
number OF deputies, was h, w 4 !
sent for, and now are se1 IA
the trail Of the robbers anf
OF capturing them ia
Tho Blackwell OVERLAND a. ~
was held up and roppel 'i isssss
BY two outlaws nanlla ~, 49, ~
stratton. Tonight Joina s',on /, !
In the city jail and suh~h d 1
behind the bhrs-the tss l,s ia
work on the part Of 'Ae w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

Number Monday, 2S0i, Tues.aI
"wednesday, 2sSS. Thursdsy, Il
day, 2lg0.
Hemarks.
Another terrible week Il /,
weather, and, while The usns
tendance Is less than Il should x
the number Is lil over las, sai
The Monthly summary shus. 4
the close OF school today iAel
present or accounted for M, Il
1870 over last year, oorNspqnai,|
Could the full number have N
tainod OSept away by tho wats
number would have been grsil.i
Tho. total number enrolled VI
sion up 10 corresponding dals ~
this season 1891, showing ! n
$40.
With tho return u good Il
hopes are confidently entsTiaAl
reaching tho three thpasaas z
ground
The third and fourth EidA 4
are requested 10 meet he "a
Tuesday at 4 y, m, At bisl 4
building,
The superintendent would N /
the principals OF Nos, III, vlHl
In regard to the monthly summary
The program ~ the teaehtlF q.
Saturday, the 10th, is complies
expected TO take part have w
Ned. The subjects TO be ql'ess1
OF vital Importance to ny W
The general subjects are sls'A'
/. Europe In the lsth ceniaii'
2. school Management
3. History Of Education
4. Current Events,
This program viii appear ~
coming week,
Monthly carda will be ssn' 3
week, aud tho parents ar Va
requested TO examine then e., 4. /.
Principals are requested y, Y, ,
Monday. the 18th the cenlsll1ns-' <,
vcrsary OF the birth OF usoI q. M "
The history OF ,he wetla " VIZ !,
tory OF q few men-the nis'll 4
cation Is the history OF s'l' '''s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10
THE RAILWAY TEltoRApHEas.
Election OF omecfs, Executive Com
ni,tee and Dciogatar Tor the En-
nuine rear--,rhs semi-oontenni"i
Indorsos--centra uhliroad News.

-
Iovepv railroad toleprapher In Texas
..,,,.
va" hpy Iep'epVi'uu ~ ,"s N'',s"
nesalon Of tho Lone star piNiulon SO
10. OF tho order OF Railroad Telegraph
orn haId v.s,or,Iav and Iast night at
r,.',t 80 q, 49, ,t,s
Nhlkhb OF honor hhH VI WIS wy
the day sessions were occupied by the
executive oonmittae. combating vi
NJ n,,.t oh.ir,,,n pnrt worth
=, '"t' ,,.
~ A. Kennedy, Amefihoi D. NJ hfH"le'
Midland. Frank Hughes. Dallas, Fred
Moore. Konper. A. Russell, Galveston,
ana ala. Il, ia ,,rtn,,an,. ana o,yaniz-
$50 ~ '''N - I'D,
lhs committees on the various rAi-
ways In tho state.
The o.eeutlve pommitteo audited tho
! 80. y, !, ,s,',.,,,,,, 80
'N""' " '9Vlf'"'s - ~
! they were t0unu 70 DC M excellent
condition. The night session was II
bnrr,nnto,,a mo and mn. falloNinK
49,. ~. ,,.sa,,t Al
MNlu sumo VI t"Vse "N"u"''
Dunlap, ", a. WheGllhan, u. o. Free
man. j., W. Hickey, w. w. Tolbert, A.
NJ. Floyd. w A, oates, w, w. Shvass'
Jr,, IL. "a, Wright, u. o. Freeman, Jri J..
! u, lruclshOlm Geo. slight, q. " Wrey'
John Dolhn, H. z, Walker, all or Fort
! WORTH a, Russell, 1alNehtoni j. -
bennett, Farmersvillci j, W. KENNEDY,
Nalloy Wow; a. Hicks, kenney Fred
Moore. Kemper, j NJ, Franc. Midland
| Il. w. Kennedy, Amarilloi ID. q. Doyle
Ban Antonini j l. OTIS, san Antonio
| j, H. Woouen, san Antonio; X u
bowen, hoanokri J, IT, CroAler Gnlnea7
| Nille; Frank Hughes, DAllaSi All. H.
! Hickey, ,1OnnHOn county, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

Court onscs--oounis Attorney Arnold
Made No Contract.

Gatesville, Tex, Feb e,-e1ohn Jack.
son, charged with sottlng me 10 ana
burning fodder millct and nay OF j
", Nonng Was tried today. Tho Jury
returned verdict Of two years In the
ponitentlary
IN the dispatches from Waco I'm mo
Gazette Yesterday the county attnr-
nry was said To have made a can.
tract with crockett King TO release Mn,
" he turned stato'A evidence. phis a
q mistake. No contract was made
with County Attorney Arnold. and No
had nothing 10 do with said agreement
although the defense 40 alleged IN their
plo0
Tao grand Jury adlourned today. haV.
ing been ~ session three weeks. The
number % mdlotments returned cam
not be oblalned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

Nlrrh OF Denton. Who has bern M
gaEtd IN teaph.uE acheot at ileiton, Xix
n,llts south, " hero, had her 1901 and
hanaa badly lfoaon TAnradnv While 81
the way 70 the school hi me intenso
cold. The young lady IL now Al tho
hone % her father. YIN. nupils. ana
h suncrlng teartuiiy from the rAects
OF tho frceao
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

Lnrekh springs, Ark. Feb. a.-Dr j,
was arrested here today on me dnuhi,
enatse OF perjury and hignmy, Ue ID n
AWvll EugNshman, who came 10 thia
Se19untry a year ago, and who mnrrle1
M 1 Maud West. daughter OF Captain
plghy West, Jones spont money freely
S,blnled 70 be a member OF seyprSi
sew York clubs, and has lived WIN
mls Noung Wife At fashionable eastern
legged that he has Il wire and too 'S as AZ
GS,Lon m forltshire. England CSntntn
n,bpy west is u wealthy gentIs,nan
y w,0 came here from England some ayo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

BnioininE Hank FROM Paying
Taxes on stock.

waco. Tex, Feb. 9.--Suii was died In
the Nineteenth district court today by
Walter " Fort, Foster Fort aud J, W.
Mann against the Flrat National bank
TO restrain tho defendant from paying
gliO0 city, county and state taxes on
g1a0O OF the capital stock OF the bank
held by the plaintifis, The plainlfs
claim that they are entitled to onset
their debts against this stock aud mat
said debts equal the amount Of the
stock. and therefore they can not be
compelled 10 pay taxes ON Il The
custom with banks IN to render che
stock for taxes In the name OF tho
holders the bank paying tho taxes and
charging To the holders Of the cook
Much interest attaches to the suit be-
cause II involves u question that "
practically now A temporary inJunc-
tion was granted restraining the pay
ment, MesGrs clark s. Bolinger, plain
tlHs' attorneys, have boon IN cOrre-
spundcnce with tho state comptroller
concerning hla cons tructlon Of tho law
aud the practice pursued In the render
luB of slc' properly for assessment
but have received no reply except II
citation TO the lava relating TO asAoss-
inent and taXcH, IL Ia claimed that the
comptroller IN 1855 ruled that the debts
OF stockholders could properly be on
yet against their stock,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

Tho Momber Erom Lamar the ubicct
OF Confidence.

Austin, TeNo Feb p,--"unole TRAY"
Henderson, whose residence al Paris
wAp destroyed by ilro last night, was
the roolplpnt OF much sympathy thiA
morning Ills colleagues crowded
about him pnd extonlOd sincore ne.
grcts, 'Upcle Tray anid to the writer:
u have no ldea what my loas 81. but
am Fearful that my collection OF valu-
uhl0 papcra ana library werc destroyed.
The collection was a VtrV fine one, and
rOprcacnta tho accumulation of years
| viii 80 20 r0ris and Investigate TO-.
night"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

Aluscaunc. Iowa :, sr,niai
Moore, the well.bnown "A ~
late banker Moore, wa, ,'Istt ~.
Mississippi river NY, lnsi lfi7
his clothinr and fe i,s VI. = 4.
he frpxe Go death IA ~
age. hlshly educated CIV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10
ArrHMrrrp ournAon.
ihe Negro rdentincd and oms,r.
Ter Him.

bn, Sss, Tex. Feb. 9,--siack shaw !.
ssuiN young negro, made dss,' .N, u
S MN 70 outrage Emma Coien,a sr'''e
~ OF ~ tonight lie was fniIy i1 a
Nn m,s pn1 escaped for tho tins hn I'm
IA | ns' are on his trail ana his s 1919,
~ n,V,nsluered certain, The nesroa S' ,i,.
loudly OF lynehins him 10 "es'oes talk