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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

Austin. TEX. March Sd. W. Nelson
OF PARIS, chairman " the labor iegis-
lativr committee, was called home to-
night BY a telegram announcing the
serious illnoHE OF his wife Thirty-two
yoarn ago Captain seth ~, Mills OF
Shclby'H brigade captured Nelson, who
was federal soldier. during Price'a
last raid In Missouri The gentieman
have boarded az the same place since
January =, and never recognized each
other until tonight. They compared
notes, exchanged photographs ana
aworo eternal friendship Nelson was
wounded ak times In the service, " q
stalwhrt Democrat and has run a los
connective out or Paris for the past
twenty years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
ENDED HIS OWN LIFE.
I Walker shot Himself TO Death.
His Last Letters.

rsa Tex, March 25.-Another
Death occurred in Terrell today.
was OF course. very unexpected,
an by the name OF Il. l.. Walker.
Tenler. who has been a resident Of
u Tor about Two years, ended his
'alay By shooting himself In the
temple with a target rifle. walk
q been out of work and was dis
TO feel little bad over 1t. but
e thought him SO gloomy as to
lte, He boarded at Mrs. Ben
awelllng on High street, and had
Wy Oeen at work ON the l.. Cart
pudding lie ate u hearty din
~ was AZ jovlal as usual. which
W 10 the moment OF his death.
u ,. m. he passed through Mrs.
We room Into his own and com,
writing. After finishing his
ae removed his shoes from his
ahl the parties in the adjoining
enarked as the Shoes drosped on
~ mat Mr., walker was proba-
W. 70 take nap. only q mo-
lau elapsed when a gun fired and
alas heavy fell on the floor. Alter
moment Mrs. bennett knock
called nj the door of the room
Ahleh the noise emanated, and
70 response. she opened the
y ana young Walker IN a dying
4'n' He lived nearly two hours,
IN unconscious state, having
Amost dead man from the firing
Mot Walker, 1t Is understood,
|uVes IN Kansas. He gave no
Ut the rash act. except what
uIaMn from the following lot
mrs Bennett:
heh IL May Concern: /, the un-
v1' nave made my PEACE with
~ ! see nj to put an end to my
\" on earth and 10 home 10
Mnsre all is love. and there will
geetlon there OF a love that Is
NM. NJ lrae, VIII you please have
s','shed In as many papers as
Ig and notify my relations OF my
respectfully.
~. l.. Il. WALKER.
ny Things, 1 do 1ot care TO
ri cfe they 20. ms | am done with
H." goods, | think there Will be
" sNy what to do with them.
su,o,,. l.. II. WALKER
Nv was so quiet thas few per-
|cs,tigt II until near night. though
\, hg house Is within three
hnoore avenue. The letter in
~ wy the cause of the rash act
N as malr and quite a number OF
s"ptess themselves OF the same
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
lnFrnnsoN .orrINos.


Jefferson. TEX, March ~ The fol-
lowing nnmed drummcrs arrived Frl-
day evening ana left here saturday
morning. going down the river to tho
lakes ON few days sporting expedl-
tlon! a. NJ. Deekman, q, II Green, j,
i Knight. Dallas ~, H. Jackson, ~.
Louie, <. W Williams. Paris; a. Ii.
Wormse, Harry Morgan, Dallas; Henry
n, Cook, -. Louis. \, H. Schluter of
this city accompanied the party. WIN
report The result ON their return, W. A..
Walker has boat nttrd up for the
pleasure OF such parties where you can
sleep ana eat 10 your hearts content.
and there ~ not finer Held tor sport
In an of this broad land VI ours
a memorial service In honor OF the
late Hon Fred Douglass was In sea-
sion In the opera house In this city
yesterday. 1t was largely attended by
the colurcd people all over the county.
Several noted colOrcd mon from abroad
We're la attendance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
1T WAS A LIBEL.
Whether He Wrote the Words or Not.
Says the Judge.

London. March 20 In the Old Bailey
today the recorder. Sir Charles Hall,
in charging the grand 1tTy. referred to
the libel proceedings instituted by Os-
car Wilde against the Marquis OF
Queensbury. lie said that II the mar
Quis wrote the words which 4 Is claim
ed he did, whether he was Justified or
not in doing 30. It constituted libel.
Moreover. the recorder added. the de-
PENDANT Intended to plead Justification
AS his defense, The grand jury re-
turned a true bill against the marquis.
A dispatch from Monte Carlo says
that after oscar wilde and Alfred
Douglass, the second son Of the Mar
quis OF Quoensbury. arrived at that
place. they went to .. hotel. but after
staying there day, The proprietor at
the request OF the other guests. in
formed them that their rooms were en-
gagged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

Austin. Tex, March 25.--Proceedlngs
OF the supreme court today; Reversed
and rendered; Davis VS.. Andrews ct
al. from BeXar.
Reversed and remanded' western
Union Telegraph company vs. smith
from Dallas; Warner Elevator Manu-
featuring Company vs. Maverick q al,
from Bexar. Curdy Il al vs. SiraHord
Ell al. from Runnels.
Certified questions answered. i-ahuA
vs. Shook ct al. from Comai.
RehearlnE submitted; Benson IS.
Phipps. from Bexar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
,,rx1co NEGRO COLONY.

San Antonio. Tex, March sS---Re-
earding the reports OF dissatisfaction
among the negroes colonized al MAplinl'
Ntsx,eo. W. II. Ellis, the colonlzer.
srvs. There are now a72 negroes es-
tshlished on this cotton plantation, ana
onIv nine have ieft. which Is . very
small percentage OF the whole. The
o,,nuafly owning the hacienda Is about
Il commence the building OF cotton
milIs. 70 utilize the product Of their
own hands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

He Tells what officers said to Him.
and He to Them.

Dallas, March 25.-Thls morning l..
w. Moore. transfer agent, whose ierrl-
tory IL ON the Katy trains In and out
OF Dallas. was arrested. Moore said.
"The officers had no warrant for my
arrest. They came to me and told me
mat was wanted for holding up the
Houston and Texas Central passenger
train. They said had all Of the money
buried near Garland; that they knew
all about Il. ana that | might as well
confess the whole thing, j told them
] had nothing 10 confess. They took
my purse. my papers, statements. etc..
and preferred a charge Of yagrancy
and my ccse was continued for want
OF evidence"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

Glasgow, March 20 The British
steamer Durham city. Captain Thomp-
son. from Newport News. March g. for
glasgow. arrived NJ Grecnock today and
landed four Reninen OF the British
steamer Belfast. Captain Brown. which
sailed from Darien. Ga. on March 2,
FOR Belfast. and was wrecked on Iona
Island on the coast OF Scotland.
Eighteen others Of the crew are miss
ing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

Austin, Tex, March s5.-l,rhc bill
which passed the senate this morning
to trinafer the management OF the Con
Tolerate home nom private 10 stntt
hands provides that the eN-Confederntt
who IL eligible Ia It's advantages must
have resided IN Texas since 1891. unless
he served IN u Texas regiment. whel
lis residence makes no difference.
II ilXes the pay OF the supcrintend
ont at $500 per annuin. and provide
for a board OF managers. composed a
eK-confcdsrate soldiers,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
NEW COUNTERFEIT DISCOVERED.

Washington. March 2t.--The secret
service has discovered new counter
felt IS certificate OF the series Of 1891,
Grants head. w 4. Rosecrans regis
ter. r. II. Sebecker. treasurer. The
note Il printcd from a wood cut. and
the workmanship Is very cfzlo- XIV
eral wordA are spelle1 wrurx-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

Sartartla. Tex. March 25,--At $3.50 p.
IA as the east-bound New orleans pN
press on the Southern Pacific was lehv-
ing this station. several shots rang out
In front OF the depot a negro woman
ran into the waiting room saying a
man was shot. Upon investigation II
was found that I'D Whatley was lying
with gunShot wound IN the temple
and shoulder and was dead. h. NJ.
Campbell says he did the shooting IN
self-defensc. and went 90 Richmond to
give himself up TO the sheriff. II IN re-
ported that these men had had trouble
previous to this affray. aud that what
ley had on that occasion nred twice at
Campbell. At this hour the coroner
has not held an inquest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

san Antonio. March g5.-A mass meet
ing OF business men today petitiUned
the railway commission not Ia disturb
the rates FOR distribution OF merchan-
disc now given San Antonio by the
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass and
international and Great Northern rail-
why's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
rIcToN NEWS.


rex, March s5.-The drama
ne Laurels" viii be put ON the
y nome talent In the near
~ are busy planting their
|Avns Past weeks weather has
Msa9le for such work,
Jackson.
faS Pacific ticket Office at DALLAS.
s.h MS parents last week,
L h,.vei taught by Prof. ]. q.
rnSselnlng. and IL one OF the best
~, XVI OF the state.
|Laae Nahdolph, mention Of whom
i hs,,h me Gazette several weeks
! fn,s cut. is still very low,
~ Taylor has returned from
Nseks absence teaching school,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
DALLAS rRnnrHINKERs


Dallas. March s5-rhe National
Free Thought federation or America will
send It's secretary here next May 20
deliver a series OF free public lectures
John n chAriesworth Ia In the domain
u Ire, Thought what AR. Moody is In
TIA clureh. and his Lectures here VIII
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

"Well bred girls soonest wed" and
make model housekeepera. Remember
lug mothers advice" they always in-
slst upon Or Prices Cream Baking
Powder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
THE MAN IsoLATED.

Austin. Tex. Aintch PA tramp
landed In the city Friday suffering with
paralysis and was straightway sent TO
with something resembling smallpox.
and State Health officer Swearingcn
and city Physician Graves had him re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

San Antonio. Tex. March 2s.-The
annual floral festival has been post
poned this year until June 4. during the
national convention Of the 7. +. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
THERE WAS SUGAR IN WHISKY,


OLD pIREcToRs CHARGED WITH
MAKING TWO MILLION DOLLARS
hY SELLING STOCK TO THEM
SELVES AT \ GREAT DISCOUNT
a SENSATIONAL STORY AFloAr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
GAppEp THE ROLL.


Chicago, March Is, An unknown
man entered the Offices OF the llauita-
BILE Commission company IN tho Grand
Pacific hotel building this afternoon
and asked TO see Proprietor Hcnning.
lie was shown Into Mr.. llenning's prl.
vatc Office. whore 2 large roll OF bills
was lying on the desk The stranger
after moments conversation. grabbed
the bills ana started 20 run. Hcnnmg
caught him aud sharp tuasle followed,
the thief finally breaking loose As he
reached the door he pulled revolver
and fired two shots. \ clerk who had
been attracted by the struggle opened
IRE on the robber. but none Of the shots
took OBJECT, The man reached the street,
hut was soon arrested and locked up,
the money being recovered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
||THER WINDFALL
----for-----
|jnesday Forenoon.

EsO cases 1874 Marseilles
HI that no retailer has
/ .old for less than So. so.
|baye sold dozens of cases
| IN Fort Worth at that
n. Remember they are
largest size, thick and
n, made for the spare
loom. Any woman m 0
noud to have one. Q ~
In the lot-only 9 quilt
nv one. Price 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

gualiiy do YOU seek? Or.
~ pure Cream Tartar Baking
we,,inemical tests show that all
""ivlout exception, contain In
sum or ammonia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

Women voters TO have the ballot
the ideal woman the wife aud mother.
always casts her ballot for Prices
Cream Baking Powder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
GArEsviL1E MOVIES.


Gatesyillc. Tex. Mardh 20 Cards
are out for tho marriage OF AIr.D. ..
curtis ana Miss Annie Duf1e NJ the
residence OF the BRIDES father, Judge
x, H. Duille Tuesday, March 20.
Prof Torbett. who has been teaoh-
ing vocal music class In town. com
Quoted the singing with his class at
the Presbyterian church yesterday.
At n Congregational meeting ut the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
fish Net Curtains.

n YOU wish to see the lat.
|Isd and a good one, come
see the modern style
Il Net Curtains and goods
|the yard. While on that
Il better see the new
Irish Drapery Silk, soc
yard, worth So; sofa pill.
table covers. scarfs,
|svith Persian appearance
|iate prices--all on third
i See
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

| an make n new arm with Sal
h sut You can cure the bruises
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
AMERICAN TICKET BROKERS' ASSN

Sole representatives in VI. North.
Passengers ffckcted 90 all points ok
rue tntted stafc~ nj reduced rnte<.
We inis uad sell railroad tiri.ets.
check hanHnnc ana secure -iccpiaH
cur hcrth~.
u. u. HInsurusLD & CO.,
worth Hotel.
hcferepccst Hanks. business hcutcs
ana our customers.
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28

y thai ma
clergy III ths y oa..II
nun fcenee hss gnates aa
very
B This Ia d KIND ~ knavery that the ditolr}
of the paper menti oned viii never BE gull
81. He was gull however, of a 'ei
cepting Hits hospitality Oh the noted ex-s.
cursion given BY that gent LENA j over 81
year ago, ana accepted free transpo
tion and free fare at the hands Of Mr..
FILL, That SIS the kind of knavery he.
practices. James j. Hill could never be.
injured by such a nonentity as the OBJ.
scure scribbler Of the Herald, and the
latter y mentioned here only to point
out the unpleasant fact that such excuses,
for men are permitted to exist through the
mercy and kind of an indul gent Prov
idence. II is a saddening thing that =.
man like Mr.. Hill cannot perform a most
worthy act without having his motive
misrepr PRESENTED by such a excresence. as
the one referred to. I'D \. NJ. IS 81 Ha
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
CAMPBELL FOR PRESIDENT.


Senator Brice, of Ohio, says he is going
to put in great deal Of time to secure
for Ex-Governor Campbell a vote that
will surprise everybody. He says he
wants to see Campbell elected by such a
majority as will make him the foremost
man in the presidential race of the next
year; and he says farther that he wants
to see him nominated for the presidency,
but at the same time he thinks it will be
difficult to accomplish.
Brice Is cheerful talker and he un-
derstands himself to perfection. He
doesn't care straw whether Campbell
ever gets within a thousand miles OF the
presidency as long as he himself can Sc
cure second term In the United States
senate. Ohio Is a magnificent state for
candidates Of all kinds, but Democracy is
not going there next year for any presi-
Dental timber.
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
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The Irish standard., 1895-09-28

What is the world coming to when when
Queen Victoria sends to Archbishop o.
Brien Of Halifax, Nova Scotia, 9, set OF
vestments as a token Of her apprecia-
ton Of the display made at the funeral OF
the late Sir John Thompson, in January
last? The vestmen are ornamented
with diamonds and are very valuable,
Is it possible that SO near a relative az
is the queen Of the Georges Of England.
can find a corner in her heart for the
Catholic clergy?
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28

aspeopls our. tarin law
is fair that The lAmerican people nm
not soon permit its prov, sions sto be aeris5l
ousls chang e.: Y, out a Dem
soerati 4 votes Ia the senate were cast for
such q measure attests its truly DleHlo-;
cratic character. w Tile the satisfae--::
ton about the details obsellred sappar-
emily for the moment the great common
purpose that drew us together, he enact
ed law stands as the most marvellous
achievement secured BY the Democratic
members of the committee which had this
Legislation in charge. .;;ssl. i8
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
GLADSTONE ON THE BIBLE.

The world frankly and readily admits
that the mind of Gladstone is more di-
.versified than that of any other living
man. Whether in politics., or in litera-
ture, or in science or theology, he seems
equally at home. He can interest little
children as well as holding entranced
some of the best minds of the British
empire in, the House of Commons, by his
oratory. He can discuss finance with
the same ease with which he can con-
verse in modern Greek. He reads every
novel that is worth perusing and that SO
rapidly as to surprise the fastest read
ers. .S.4
He appears to be a master in all
things relating to human affairs. Re
Gently he wrote a little book entitled the
PEOPLES Bible History and in the In
PRODUCTION he said:
Heaven and earth shall pass away,
but my words shall not pass away" As
they have lived and wrought, so they will
live and work. From the teachers
chair and from the pastors pulpit, in the
humblest hymn that ever mounted to the
ear of God from beneath a cottage roof,
and in the rich melodious choir of the
noblest cathedral, "their sound is gone
out into all lands and their words unto
the ends of the world" Nor here alone,
but in a thousand silent, unsupported
forms will they unweariedly prosecute
their holy Office. Who doubts that times
without number, particular portions Of
Scripture find their way to the human
soul as if embassies from on high, each
with its commission of comfort, Of guild
ance, or Of warning? What crisis, what
trouble, what perplexity Of life has fail
edslor can fail to draw from this mex
haustible treasure house Its proper sup
ply? What profession, what position is
not daily5sand hourly enriched by these
words which carry with them now, as
in the days OF their first utterance, the
freshness Of youth and Immortality?
When the solitary student opens all his
heart to drink: them In, they will re-
ward his toll. And in forms vet more
hidden and withdrawn, In the retire.
.ment of the chamber, in the stiffness Of
the night season. upon the bed Of sick
ness ana in the face Of death, the Bible
will be there, its several words how often
winged with their several and social mes
tsages, to uphold, TO invigorate and stir.
Nay. more, perhaps. than this; amid the
crowds Of the court or Of the forum, or
the street, Or the market place, where
every thought Of every soul seems TO be
set upon the excitement Of ambition, Or Of
business, Or Of pleasure; there, too, even
there, the still, small voice Of the Holy
Bible will be heard, J. and the soul, aided
by some blessed word, may find wings
like a dove. may dee away and and Be at
rasf Ssss
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
THE ROMAN COLLAR.

A: contributor to the Colorado Catho-
lie makes the following statement, which
is worthy of thought: 81
One Of the Roman pontfffs, in early
times, forbade the wearing of the chas-
able or other church garb, in public. He
undoubtedly saw the incongruity ofex-
posing tosparticular abuse, religious sym
bols that might, under certain conditions,
Il be Of general ediication. Is not the
Roman collar frequently the occasion Of
bringing the priesthood under dubious or
offensive criticism?
The disreputable. priest is always sure
to have q prominent Roman collar as an
advertisement. He thinks or imag-
ines that it will cover a multitude Of
sins. In his own case he thinks correct
ly. But why should the laws Of the
church oblige him to thus publish his
dement's? Respect for others, and rev
5erence for his prof require him to
conceal his special unworthiness;
church statutes insist on his debasing
both by an ample rotundity OF neck
wear. II s "A hi #S 4.
Nh Intrusive, demonstr ative, needless en-
blems OF professional religious life do
not conduce to allay rejudice, but rather
sincites II. The Roman collar worn with
cassock ii. church pr near altar, Is be-
coming as part Of NUhurch garb; in the
street has as much significance as cope
az chasuble with . small frock and q
worldly air II does not go well. Without
SSit The priest who has self respect Is.
known and honored more than with 1t.
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28

sfP
gon Ireland, 3.
Now ZIG ~ clear that the N estminste
must dlipids iits aborsS to e11a-.l1
sshle The country Il work he erformed.:
Spending thousand RI pounds annua lIyS
jon ensures that do Il lot receive consltl--s
GRAFTON won 4 suit rat epay ers. change
must be made: a century ago the lead
ing warehouse 81 the country were 4 car / J.
.ried on as one depar tment !; but today
these same warehouses with their sel'..
tended business have to al strtbute their
work over different departme nts. Sim Il.
ilarly the house Of comm mons business 50
has developed 80 largely that II itself Itself.
cannot conduct the Il BUSINESS OF the
United Kingdom and Ireland. There
must be- artments;;' ia other words,
selfrlegislation. I'll
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
WHAT VERDI IS DOING.

The great Italian composer, Verdi, is
filing UP the closing years of long life
in a way. which Will commend Itself to
Catholics all over the world The illus
trious octogenarian has resolved to de-
vote himself in the future exclusively to
the composition Of religious music, prin-
cipally hymns to the Blessed Virgin.
Boito, the poet. shares in his friends
work by writing the words. Another
work upon which the composer is engag-
ed is grand mass in honor Of the sew
enth septenary Of st. Anthony Of Pa
sdua. 58$ IF III Sf3s3 5;8 FL