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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05
A BUDGET OF DEAlsON NEWS.
THE SLAYER or RICHARD RUBY
HAS suRRENDERED.
Hugo Ernest, Tired of Life, Crosses
Over the INTERESTINGLY Law 90 lie
Risidly Enfprced--0n tho Way to
Warrington to Fight Statehood.

Denison, Tex, jan 4.--Dasper Mills,
of Kingston store. twelve miles north
OF the river in the Chickasaw Nation,
shot and killed his cousin. Richard
Ruby, on January !. The two quar-
rled. when Mills pulled a pistol and
shot Ruby down. on the advice of his
father he came to Denison this morn
ing surrounding 10 Deputy United
States Marshal McAfee. He will have
u hearing at Sherman tomorrow.
Hugo Earnst. young druggist OF
Coalgate. 1. t., was found dead In II
room at Beck's hotel. A bottle partial
~ filled with morphine was lying on
the table. and supposed to be the cause
of his death. His body was buried here
this morning, but will be exhumed later
and moved to South Texas. He leaves
Il wife living at Coalgauc.
Leslie thompson, whJ was accidental
ly shot last week by his cousin. Alex
Garner at Kioiwa, died day before yes
terday.
sheriff Hughes has ordered a rigid
enforcement OF the Sunday law here
ana in Sherman. A large number Of
arrests have been made in Sheru IN
on Charges of selling whisky on sun
day.
Hon. ]. West Parker. one OF tho
Chick. saw national committeeme l. IL
Ia The city to-day en- route to Wash
ihgtoE, WI ere II strong opposition Will
be made to any movement toward
statehood or allotment Of Indian lands.
He was Joined by Ex-Governor Guy
this afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05
THAT BIG BEHRlNG SEA CLAIM,
THE PRESIDENTS REcoMMENDA-
TIoN IGNORED.
Lump sum Settlement Meets with
Much opposition-New Battiesbips
Provided ror--siim Prospects for
Passage of Nicaragua Dni.

Washington. Jan. 4,-The appropri-
alton bills are likely to be completed
without the item of $4,000 for Great
Britain's Behr.ng sea claims. In his
annual message the president recon-
mended the settlement of these claims
by paying a lump sum. The treasury
department has not requested the APP
propriations committee to insert the
item in the appropriation bill. nor is
regarded as sufficient to dispense with
such request. II it Is hereafter sub
mitted. and the committee inserts the
amount In the sundry civil bill, it will
be opposed on the door Of the house by
members who don't approve OF lump
settlement,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Marshall. Tex. Jan. 4.-Mr. William
j. Hutchison, Jr., OF Knox Point, La.
ana Miss Helen Ector of this city, were
married at the First Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon at $3.50,
Rev. j. c. MoIain officiating. The
groom. Is a Louisiana planter and
the bride Is the daughter of the dis
tanguished soldier and jurist. the late
Gen. NJ. ID. Ector. The bridal party
left for their home in Louisiana on
the afternoon train.
Last night at a little after dark Con-
stable Ethrldge arrested three negroes
who were wanted for burglary at Tex
arkana. They had been selling cloth
ing around town yesterday, which is
supposed 20 have been stolen from
Texarkana. On the way to the jail,
one the negroes tripped the officer IN
charge OF him and mnde a break for
liberty, whereupon the officer fired four
shots at him without effect. The sher-
III from Texarkana came down today
land took the two left to Texarkana.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Washington. Jan. A Democratic
house caucus on the currency bill will
probably be called for Monday at 4
o'clock. Mr.. Holman. chairman Of the
caucus committee. 80 stated after he
conferred today with Speaker Crisp
and Representative Springer conccrn-
ing the situation. clifton for the cau-
Gus will be circulated by Mr.. Springer
today and tomorrow. Mr.. Holman ex-
poets 20 issue the formal call tomor-
row night. The desire has been to
hold the caucus Saturday, but as many
Democratic members are absent It
was deemed best to walt until Monday
In order to secure fun attendance. No
rule 10 close debate has yet been for
mulatei owing to the absence from the
city OF Representative Catchlngs OF the
rules committee. He Is expected back
today. so the question OF rules will
probably be considered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05
HE'LL nor IN JAIL
Before He VIII Tell Where Ills Child
Is-Jnhnppy Marital Life.

Ell Paso, Tex, Jan. 4-Sam Wade was
today arrested ON charge OF contempt
of court but the arrest has brought out
a very Interesting story that has not
been made public. Wade was reared
in Austin and came to the west u young
man. He was civil engineer and
was elected county surveyor Soon
afterward he married Miss Blanche
Witt, the daughter of highly respected
citizen. After time the two were
separated and divorce was finally
granted to Mrs. Wade, who secured EN-
ployment in the office Of the county
clerk a pretty girl baby had been born
to the young couple and hard fight
was made for the possession of the
child. Before that question had been
settled however the child had dis
appeared and has not since been heard
of. District Judge Buckler ordered
Wade to produce the child In court
which he failed to do and for this fall
ure he was arrested. He does not deny
having taken the child but declares he
will rot In jail before he will let It's
whereabouts be known. II Is believed
that the child is being supported in a
convent in Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05
WHAT SHALL WE 30 TO nn sAvEpt
Pertinent Topic for Indiana Demo-
..rnts nj n Jackson nay Bnnuuct.

indianapolis, Ind. ian. a.--The anal
arrangements for the big Democratic
demonstration on "St 1ack5on's Day.
January s, have been completed. IL
VIII be q oonglomerate gathering IN
which the Voorhees,, Matthews ana
Gray factions viii be striving TO make
friends for their favorltes. In this the
Matthews faction will have the advnn-
tage lnasmuch as It's leaders VIII pre-
side. Senator Voorhees, has not been
given toast. IL So said the reason OF
this was that the finance committee OF
the senate VIII meet on January .. and
Il will probably be impossible for the
senior senator to be present. II he can
get here, however. he will be given u
place near the head OF the list OF tonstH.
ANY Democrat who Is willing to pay ~
for n ticket IS invited to the feast. The
program arranged for is as follows
with Governor Matthews as toastmas-
ter. Our Guests" Governor Camp
bell of Ohio; '"rhe President of the
United States" Charles l.. Jcwett Of
New Albany Ind; ANDREW Jaekson
as President" j. Gilbert shanlllin OF
Evansville; 1.-THE Democratic Party ana
lts Principles suiilciently Potent 10 ne
rain Prestige" Minister Isaac Z. Gray,
"Pnrty Platforms-To What Extent Are
Members al ngress Bound to Declara-
lions of Party Platforms2" Benjamin
S. Shlvely OF South Bend; THE Demo-
cratic Soldier" william Il. Myers or
Anderson; "rhe Future Mission of the
Democratic Party--What Shall We DO
To BE Snved?" Robert G. Bell OF Fort
Wayne; "The Indiana Democracy, It's
Greatness in Defeat as Well 40 In VIC
tory" John w. Kern OF indianapolis;
"Mrmory OF Thomas Hendricks" Rev.
Gustav A. Christensen OF indianapolis;
why Are We Democrats2" Lieutenant
Governor Mortimer Nye Of Laporte;
"rhc Commercial Traveller n 7olltlt ~
Charles II. Dufiin OF Terre Hnute; club
Organization" Frank ID, Butler ~ Peru;
"1'hp Rights OF Labor AZ Recognized ~
Democratic Principles" William. II.
Townsend OF Vincenues; 1.-THE MS hest
Aim of Government" eX-Attorney Gen
crai Green Smith of indianapolis; 'Mu-
tual Relations Between Morals ana
Politics." Rev. d. O'Donaghue OF In
dlannpolis. "Thomas Jefferson, the
Father OF Democracy" Samuel o. Pick
ems Of indianapolis; 1.-THE Party OF the
Constitution" John X, Wilson OF In
dianapolia, 1.-THE Ladies'" Thomas j.
Study OF Richmond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05
GOVERNOR WALES FAREWtLL,
LAST MESSAGE OF coLoRAno's 70
CENTRIC GOVERNOR.
Says Increased Production or cold
win Not Atone for. the Demonettsn-
tion OF siiver--wants States to own
and Lease Lands.

Denver. Jan. f.-Gov. Waite read his
last message TO the legislature today.
He called attention to the fact thai in
spite OF the destruction OF the stse's
silver interests. the credit OF Colorado
is higher In New York today than it
ever was before. and more miles OF
railroad were built in the state last
year than in any other. lie referred to
tho Increased production OF gold and
said:
But even II gold should be found in
Colorado as abundantly as In Australia
or California, it might relieve. but not
atone for the tyranny and oppression
which under both Republican and
Democratic presidents have deprived tho
people of free coinage of silver, a right
which was theirs bfore the constitution
OF the United States was adopted, and
which was never eeded to congress.''
After a fun discussion OF state land
matters. the governor recommends that
the state construct reservoirs and ca
nals for irrigation purposes. lie con-
dcmns the carey land bill as lin the
interest OF private corporations. and
recommends that the general assembly
memorabilia congress TO cede the arid
lands to the several states In which
they are situated under the condition
that the title of these lands shall for
ever remain in the state to be leased in
areas not exceeding 100 acres TO actual
settlers only"
The governor renewed the RECOMMENDS
dations first made TO the extra session
OF the ninth general assembly that the
legislature make gold and silver dol
lars, foreign and domestic, containing
not less than il2 i-2 grains of oliver, $40
fine. legal tender In payment OF all
debts colleotable In Colorado. He de-
clared the time had come for agigres-
siye action on the part OF the friends
| Of. silver
The governor declared that during
the year the president had sent troops
Into Colorado and Illinois IN violation
OF the constitution. and recommended
that the assembly memorabilia congress
TO solemnly protest against the usur-
pations OF the United States courts
and marshals. who, with the aid and
consent of United States judges, con-
verted the United States court houses
into recruiting stations 10 enlist des-
peradoes as deputy marBhals without
any regard TO proper qualifications. but
simply for military purposes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05
cLEBURNE BUDGET.
Several Murder 1rinIs--Givcn Thir-
ty-hvc Ycnrs-Locnl News.

Cleburne, Tex. Jan. 4.-In the case
of Texas vs. Ed Todd for murder, there
was a hung jury.
The NJ. It. Nix murder case has been
postponed till Monday week.
The case of Joe Woods charged with
the murder of Hall Johnson, is on trial.
Rev. Percy Weber has arrived and
will hold series of meetings in the
Episcopal church, to continue one
week, beginning tonight.
The Woman's Rescue band, auxiliary
to to the Fort Worth Industrial Home,
met yesterday. The membership num-
bers so.
Jim jenkins was today given thirty
five years in the penitentlary for at
tempted rape.
Rev. j. Il. Leach of Abilene has ao-
cepted a call OF the Cumberland Pres
byterian church in place of Rev. Wear,
who is now at Birmingham, Ala,
Don Biggers little child fell against
the stove this morning and sustained
severe burns.
The jury In the Monroe Fowler muir
der case has been out four days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

New York. Jan. s.-Madame Macart,
wife OF the animal trainer, had u mar
row escape from death last night at
the Garden theater. Her peril appear
ed just after the curtain had been rung
up on the first act OF Little Christie
pher," and for a time II looked as
though the panic behind the scenes
would communicate itsalf to
the audience. The cause OF
the trouble was the ba-
boon, Bahia. The animal is very fond OF
Mir. Macart, but hates Mrs Alacart
with equal Gervor. His trainer CHANGED
TO leave the door OF Baba's cage open
just before going on the stage. AS soon
as Macart had left the room the animal
sprang at the woman, ana grasping
her about the neck with his powerful
arms. attempted to strangle her. He
sunk his sharp teeth and uGed to tear
her throat, scratching like demon
with his claws. The womIns screams
brought nor husband TO the rescue. He
seized the baboon and tore 1t away
from his wife's throat. The screams
had been heard on the stage also and
by some of the audssnce on the front
rows, but the house was reassurdd and
the play went on. Mrs. Macart's
wounds are very serious.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05
CLAIM THAT nm IS wEAIN-mlsDED.
Friends OF II London Murderer Seek
Ing 10 pnliinte HIS Crime.


London. Jan. "A murder case which
has como TO be known as the KEN
sington tragedy and which possesses
many extraordinary features has re-
Gently attracted much attention In Lon.
don. The murderer is a young man
named Reginald Saundcrson. mem-
hcr OF q good Irish family and nephew
of tho wen known colonel and meInber
of parliament OF that name. His VIC
tim was n woman named Augusta
pawea. whose throat he cut in Holland
park road. on the night OF November
25.
Saundcrson is youth OF barely 81
years or age. His mental condition
has often caused anxiety TO his friends
and relatives. But the mental disease
from which " Is believed he has un-
doubtedly suffered for years past has
mover sufficiently developed itself as
70 suggest the advlsabillty OF placing
the youth under restrain.
Ordinarily, In fact. he has been of
quiet and affectionate disposition.
so that the case. as Il has now de
veloped, Is q peculiarly Bad one. MIR.
Saunderson has been living for Hofnt
time past in the neighborhood Of Lon
don. Since the commencement OF tho
South End murder case he has tAlen
q morbid interest In James Cnnhhm
AN'NlAf liz HshAf ia Ah1NH bAOVA'a tb@f
stantly over the mater. and thcrf
Is litllo reason TO doubt thnt his mind
has In consequence become temporarily
unhlnged.
He started from home on Sunday cv-
ching, the 25th and came up to towI
with no fixed object in view.
AS far as can be ascertained at press
emit. he strolled about Kensington un
I'll a late hour and then met tho UNI
happy woman, Dawes, with the resuh
that he is now accused of her nurder
Realizing when Il was too late thu
enormity of the deed which he had
committed he instinctively turned tos
ward his fathers residence in Ireland
where he had spent his childhood and
youth.
He was traced TO Ireland by dstec.
tives and subsequently arrested and
returned to this city for trial. Hat
friends nre endeavoring to bring h,i
mental condition into prominence ID
order that 1t may have a bearing on
his trial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

milwaukee,, Wis. Jan. Am attempt
was mnde tonight TO assassinate Chas.
Cuppets, wealthy farmer of the town
OF Wauwatosa and prominent member
OF the milwaukee, board OF trade. Mr..
Cuppets had been visiting friends In the
city, and after supper started to drive
home. When within two miles OF his
home and few rods west OF the sold
iers' home bullet went whizzing by
his head. MIR. Cuppets relgned up his
horse In the direction whence the shot
came and jumping out, started to run
for the man who had attempted to XIII
him. He wns within u few feet Of the
would-be assnssln when the fellow Aired
another shot at him which failed to
reach its mark. Mr.. cuppots being IN
armed. stopped IN his pursuit. and the
man who mad twice tried TO Kill. took
advantage OF this and made his escape
In the darkness. Mr.. Cuppeta has been
warinE war upon the dives which
thrive in the vicinity Of the soldiers
home and knows Of no one man who
would desire TO take his life unless 1t
be one OF the saloon keepers who fear
his attempts to suppress their busi-
ness may prove successful.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05
Held un and nobhcd

Dallas. Tex. Jan. 4.--Mr. j. II,
Cochran. city collector for the firm of
NJ. Il. Bruce & Co. liquor dealers of
this city, while on his way to town at
S o'clock tonight. was held up and
robbed OF aboue $500. He said he was
halted at a corner on Grand avenue.
near the fair grounds by two men
took his pocket book and every thing
he had. Mr.. Cochran could give no
better description OF the highwaymen
than that one was tall and one short
stubby man. He said they wore no
masks but had their hats pulled down
over their eyes and their coat collars
turned up over their faces.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Salvador Peaceful and the President
Sure Of Recollection.

San Francisco, Jan. id. q. Castel-
limos, the newly appointed minister
from Salvador to Mexico, is here en-
route to the Mexican capital. Castel-
limos says an election is TO be held in
Salvador on the second Sunday in this
month, and Gutierrez Will be again
chosen president by unanimous vote.
they being satisfied with his admiuis-
tration. Castellinos dlscredits the
statement that Ezeta will return 10 San
Salvador to start . revolution and es-
tablsh himself at the head of tho
government. He says Ezeta could not
provoke a revolution IL he tried. 1t is
understood that Gutierrez. II elected,
will resign within year in favor OF
the vice-presldent chosen at the same
time,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

FOR ExcHANCE-s2o 5000 cash and ssso
worth horses as part payment on eotl
Xiless and wagon for lot and pay
dirrerence IN cash. Elghty-acrs feSin'
Is acres cultivated, everlasting water
price 1900 for cattla or work horses
Stock general mcrcnandMe, az neWt
good shape; price $1,000. fer 1900 eAssn,
ana good properly, Just NE stoex ior
live business man M ~ ccA'n neF'.
real estate exehasEs. 100 Main @fr>sf-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Dallas, Tex, Ian. 4.-oriental hotel.
Dallas, Tex, the finest hotel structure
in the South, the only first-class hotel
in the state on the American plan. Abb
solutey fire proof. Rates, $3.50 TO So
per day. w. ]. Alden. manager, for
merly of the Hotel Vcndome, Boston.
w. NJ. Brooks. Chicago; Mrs. NJ. Y.
MARITIME. New York; w. w. whiting
ton, Alexandria, La; w. ]. Calout.
Alexandria, La Otto p. Kruger, san
Antonio; Edgar Sweeney, Ga1vestoni
Mrs. c. C. Dabrey, Lewisburg; d. Brin
and lady. Waxahachie; Arthur G.
Tompl5ins, Hampstead; W. w. w.
Biere, Montgomery, Ala; j, d. Worrall,
st. Louis: w. w. Pope. Chicago; g. w.
Donaldson. Ladonia; ]. d. Lamont.
Texas and Pacific railway; N. C. Cross,
Bentonville. Ark; W. II. Guyer, New
York: T.. +. wilkinson, London, Eng.
william E. Mure, st. Louis; II. II.
O'Pery, Palestine: c. a. Maury. Dallas;
Wade s. Dent and wife, Fort Worth ;
T., II, Borch, st Louis; ]. r. Mcknight,
Chicago; j. w, Rawlins. Chicago; ].
lPugh, New York; Il. G. Potter, city; ].
Lury, city; C, L. Robertson, Toledo; ].
C. Gorham Austin; NJ, NJ. Kahn. New
York; Il. w. McFerran, Jr.. Evansville:
w. w. Sammers. Clnclnnati: w. o.
N Morrison, New York; Edwin Cham
berlain. South America: r. T. Sullivan,
Kansas City; NJ. o. Benton, Kansas
City; NJ f. Carrier Washington; Fritz
Mitchell, city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05
MORE MuRDERous HYPNoTIsM.
The Cling Murderer to Make Defense
of Hypnotic Influence.

Lacrosse, Wis. Jan. 4.--Herbert s.
Flint, hypnotist. has received letter
from Il. II. Odell OF Minneapolis, at
torney for Claus II. Blixt, the self-con-
fessed murderer of Miss Catharlne
Cling, asking for a conference. ut Is
probably a theory OF the defense" said
Flint, that can SO influence Bllxt by
hypnotlzlng him that the condition Of
hysterla In which he has been since
his confession will subside, and many
of the details OF Harry Hayward's all
legged participation in the murder be
brought to light. II Is also expected
that II will be proven beyond all
doubt that Blixt was compelled to
commit the murder while under hyp-
motto influence"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05
COME ~ our OF THE COLD.
Japanese Army Captured Enough
Towns TO shelter the Troops.

washington, Jan. 4.-The Japanese
authorities here have no, received any
Information concerning the reported eS-
IRENE suffering of Japanese soldiers
from cold in China. Chancellor NalIa-
yama, of the legation. states that II
was fully understood that the rigorous
climate In Manchuria would prove hard
on soldiers coming from the south of
Japan. The soldiers from the northern
Islands are accustomed TO snow and Ice
IN winter. The iirst army corps IN
Manchuria Is made up OF mixed regi-
ments from the north and south. Ma
kaynma says. however. that full pre-
cautions liuye been taken against cold
over, 1t has captured so many towns
that It has shelter in pngodas. temples,
etc. 80 that few soldiers are left ex-
posed in tents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

"a u1aalas, Tex, Jan. 4.-John Lyons
atas arrested a few days ago for blow
s3x a. p. Carcys safe, on the evidence
mt some gold he endeavored TO sell
Z. Beck was identified as that taken
rom the blown safe.
s51r. Mayfeld OF Fort Worth, dentist,
lamo to Dallas yesterday afternoon and
moved very conclusively that the gold
p qnestion was taken from him and
lot from Mr.. Carey. DIR. Mayfieid said
sae xpld was taken from him on New
fear's day while he was at dinner.
y When DR.. Mayfeld read in the Ga
I.ette the account of the arrest of Lyons
10 concluded 1t might be worth his
rhile TO come to Dallas and inspect the
loods. lie says there is no doubt but
Cte gold which was found on Lyons was
tolcn from him, and Mr.. Carey adj
Sits that DR.. Mayfield is correct and
ll,at he was mistaken in his first identi-
cation.
1ltr. Carey was quite positive in his
of the gold Lyons was
is'1d,.avoring to sell to Mr.. Beck. and
TIE chances are THAI Lyons would have
'5ue to the penitentlary for blowing
: y. Carey's safe. had 1t not been for
j. IL Interpolation OF Dr.. Mayneld
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

washington. Jan f,-Democratic
leaders OF the senate are still undecided
when they will Introduce the proposed
amendments to the urgent deficiency
bill for the correction OF errors In the
present tariff. or whether they Will in
troduce them at all. Some Republic
cans think the changes proposed should
be made. and 1t Ia understood that
some Republican members OF the
finance committee are included in the
number. An effort is now made to pre-
vent Republican nlihustering.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Iowa Park, Tex, Jan. 4.-Your re-
porter has learned that Capt. a. ].
Eel Of this city will be a candidate
for sergeant-at-arms before the next
legislature. He is a sterling Demo
Graf. and was hard worker for the
ticket during the last campaign. He
is a warm friend of the Hon. geo. T,
Gester, and for that reason presumably
aid his utmost in this district. Capt.
Bell has been secretary Of the executive
comrrittee for the past three years
md the people Of this county would
feel proud 10 have him honored with
the position, md while the good things
the Panhandle should not be honored
with some OF tho pie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Mr. Goidstein observed that two gold
filled watches were missing from the
showcase. The negro. seeing that
the theft was discovered ran east,
yelling police. police" and disappeared.
Police Onicer Hughes arrested the other
negro who did not run. The prisoner
disclaimed any acquaintance or conne.-
tion with the thief. But on the strength
OF the dollar he had borrowed from the
fugitive. the officer locked him up. say
ing it was unlikely he could borrow
money ON his shape from a stranger
these hard times
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Dallas, Tex, Jan. 4.--The opera house
was crowded tonight to witness the re-
appearance in Dallas of the great opera
singer. Pauline Hall. in her most sue
cessful of all operate comedies,
Doris" The audience was select one
in every detail, and their applause and
numerous curtain calls were significant
OF the fact that there was never seen
in Dallas a more highly appreciated
performance than that witnessed to-
night.