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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

owen Springs, Miss. the president OF
the American Pathological society. was
induced TO come here and examine tne
ChIsn orchard The result was that
he has now planted and in nice grow
ing condition an orchard of $4,000 trees,
occupying 500 acres IN another portioh
Of the ranch.
This enterprise, together with what
the people can see With their own eyes,
has caused an immense demand foI
orchard land, and the prospects are
that the whole valley Will soon DC III
orchards.
The soil is here and the altitude and
climate could not be better while the
water Is plentiful and ready for appil-
cation.
California. Western New York ana
Northwestern Arkansas have long
been considered the best apple-pro-
ducing sections Of America, but when
the orchards now being planted com,
mence bearing the Pecos Valley VIII
rank far ahead OF them.
The growth of the trees Is immense
Under irrigation where properly APP
piled the growth In one year is almost
equal TO that OF two years where the
grower depends on the rain, ana inc
tree is entirely free from disease
While preparing this article the writer
received a call from former TeNan
who now lives III lHt CaNi"hNHt'
mountains which bound the Pecos val
ley on the west and are plainly visible
from here.
He Is here with load Of potatoes,
which grow very large and fine In HE
section. In speaking OF the wonderful
fertility OF the soil in the canyons at
the foot OF the mountains, he says
that he now has oats growing which
are eight feet high and have heads
thirty Inches long. They are of the
Great Northern variety, the seed OF
which were sent from the Worlds
Fair. He received about spoonful,
painted the grains separately and eul-
tivated them. When ripe he carefully
Eathered the seed and got sixty-one
pounds. which he sowed and will har-
vest in n few days. All kinds OF
small grain is harvested there in Sep
TENDER. lie says cabbage have been
grown there to weigh seventy pounds
and that he now has 5000 plants which
he estimates viii average twenty
hounds per head. A forty pound cab
bage Is not unusual
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21
ARE RUNNING A RACE.
Judges springer and kiigore Both
Want the Appointmcnt.


washington. Sept. 20.-There is a
fight on hand between Judge Springer
aud Judge Kilgorc to secure the place
made vacant by the resignation Of
Chief Justice Stewart of the territorial
supreme court. Mr.. Springer is al
ways very active In such matters and
has already called to his aid some OF
his Illinois support.
Springer's friends say Kllgore never
was an attorney, and they consider
that IL would be little less than rldicu-
lous to have him elevated to the post
tlon OF chief Justice. They also de-
clare that the attorneys IN Kllgore's
court know that he is u failure and
they make all sorts OF sport at his
Ignorance OF the law.
ON the other hand the friends of Kill
gore say that Mr.. Springer has not
been engaged In the law business for d
quarter Of a century and that he never
did show signs of being much of lay
yer; that he Is vacillating, and even
II lbs was a lawyer his temperament is
such as to unit him for the high Of
ice OF chief justice. But OF course the
htness or either VIII not decide the
question as 10 who will receive the
appointment. Fitness Is not consid-
cred In this administration Of syndl-
Gates. The man who can make T.
best showing of delegates to the next
Democratic national convention Will
get the position or chief Justice of the
indian Territory from Mr. Cleveland
but his tenure Of office will be brief
a little less than II year and six months
member Of the cabinet predicts that
kilgOre VIII be appointed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21
ANOTHER CHALLENGE
mas BEEN ISSUED ron THE AMEnI-
CAN cur. u
Another Anxious EngIishmnn Comes
to the Front, hut Not In the
Proper Form.

New York, Sept, 20-Au evening pa
per announces that another challenge
has been Issued FOR the American cup,
coming from Charles Rose, II son Of
Sir John Rose OF London, who has
cabled challenge for race In 1896
to eS-Commodore James u. Smith,
chairman OF the cup committee OF the
New York Yacht club.
The challenge was turned over to the
New York Yacht club. 1t cannot be
acted upon because 1t was not made
In proper form. According to the
terms ON which the cup ~ held by the
club challenge must be sent to its
secretary through the secretary OF the
club 10 which the challenger belongs
and not Individually
Mr.. Ross Is said to be member OF
the Royal Yacht squadron and If he
really desires a race the technlnalltirs
could be doubtless arranged.
New Rochester N. Y, Sept. 20-Mr.
lselin was seen at his home, precium
Point He says the report from Lon
don ia co1-ect IN reference to the offer
Of $4,000 for II race In English waters.
ltc received cablegram from Mr.
Lnycock Of London transmitting the
oner, Mr.. Isellu replies By cable:
NO definite nnHwer can be given at
present Thanks"
Mr., isclin says there has been no
meeting OF the owners OF the Defender
since the Nalkyrle- Defender races.
therefore there has been no deliberate
action taken to decide whether or not
Defender Will go tu Europe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

Psnthers Nearly shut out the paiIla
Aggregation.

McAllistor. the wonderful Fort Worth
production, twlrled aud won his third
consecutive game from Ted SullivAn's
Steers on tho home Rrounda yestcr.
day only Ave singles We're secured. OF
his delivery and no two OF thosaYby
any one player His record. taken
from the score. ahowa out OF nvc times
AZ hat ono run, four bnse hits, one
two'bnso and thfec singles. -four INSISTS
and no errors, and struck three men
out Steinrcldt and Nance added new
laurels to the many already Won The
team work OF tito panthers was fault
less md WAS received with the well
lueiited applause Il deserved. Ted
and his boviucs departed Tor home
beaten and croatfalen. out OF luck and
ditto In spirit. n was rumored on the
streets last niRht that the Dallas
herd" would not meet the Tom Cats
In battle royal again. claiming that
they did not meet with fair treatment
front the umpire and public. But the
treatment he has received on the Fort
Worth grounds cannot be well com-
pared Ia the Injury and lnsulta henped
upon the Fort Worth club In Dallas
By the members OF the Dallas cub.
assisted by the "rootersr and supposed
peace officers OF that city. Following is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21
TO Be PHILADELPHIA
HOLMES WILL he TRIED ron p,-
ErzEL's MURDER.
Not Known When Trial WIN begin
Hut 1t WIN Probably Inst
a Long Time.

Philadelphia, Sept. Goat last /, ho ,
peen definitely settled that Holmes tbs
insurance swindler and alleged m,,l,I-
murderer wiz be tried in this c,tv 90,
the murder OF Benjamin Il, pueze, NJ
Grand Jury yesterday indicted hin, 10,
tue Pitezel murder. and this Indict,,a,,.
WIZ take precedence of the true bins
against him found in Indianapolis ma
Toronto President Fouse on ~
Fidelity Mutual Life Association ~
betectiVe Geyer were the univ nj,
hesses examined by the grand ,, NIL
nv M lily lily Sohhned their testimony Ia
we pare Facts necessary 10 war,.o !, W !,
the finding OF true hill Tha "aat III, y
ser, couehed In the usual LEGAL III ~ ~
ase, sets forth that Herman W NJ
gett allAs III. IL. Holmes on "a W
uay OF September, 1894. wiilf,,n,'V oTI
WIN malice aforethousht. nmya UNI .
bentamin II. pitezel. nuruefed
,orS s.tlc, Attorney Graham sala vas
1tstuay that the indictment fo,,,, IS
indianapolis against Holns. ivnu IN
murder OF Howard Pitezcl haa or the
bearing upon the bringing 80 au no
ulctment here. I'VE had 49,, tne IN
stage when an indictment ed mat
pronGht, he raid. "and il vyas pulu pc
c masnout we consideration 0f the n,sn W
eases agalnst Holmes, Thers ~ other
new developments In the case sno no
There sa 4 wh Ie, ne trial viii take place
iSte the man can be tried None De-
Notwithatanding the intta,. 49,.
~ believed that MIR. Graham, en MARI, II
ueaSpr 70 have the trial as w. en-
possible lawyer shoemakcr ,s sSon as
tssenis Holmes, when he hss, VINO rep
n,nlS Sasnr. being brought eSp ps The
his Glen, ,sa SAG he was conndent the,
VS. have always been ,,,,,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21
AN IMPERIAL DECREE
PUBLISHED IN CHINA AGAINST THE
MISSIONARIES.
The Christians Are Accused of Every
Crime nnd Congucians Adj
vised to KIN Them.

London, Sept. 2O.-Thc Times tomor-
row viii print n dispatch from Hong
Kong which says that at the annual
examinations in Canton Thousands OF
students were given copies OF the inn
perial decree in which the doctrines OF
the Christians were fiercely condemned
The decree uses the following lan-
guage:
"a stupid bluck-hairSd race Is estab.
fishing sundry sects, ana they regard
not their own lives but pretend to rise
again as immortal men and women.
Thcy congreg9te, and abardonIg
chastity, behave like birds ana beasts.
Faithful Confucians must shoot and
stone and behed them without mercy.
l. the emperor, command the authorl-
ties 10 eradicate these weeds and YER
min. XIII the scrpents. They are wolves
aud tigers"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21
DOOR SWUNG OPEN.
REVEALED HORDE OF rnnAsunn
WITHIN THE VAULT.
Door OF the Money vault OF the In
diana National BanL Finally
Opened by Experts.

Indianapolis, Ind. Sept 2O.-The
pohdefons six ton steel door OF the
Indiana National Bank money vault
was slowly swung open this morning
after some hammering and applica.
tlon OF wrenohes by experts. It re-
vealed amid the scene Of ruin about the
only remainder OF the old state OF Tho
bank room IN perfect condition. on
the inner aide OF the doors was the
clear plate OF glass through which
was seen the clock work mechonism II
was seen the clock work mechanism. II
ness and there were traces OF rust
abo,u the steel edges OF the door. The
Interior OF tho vault and content.
wsrc found intact The vault contained
gold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21
HIS FEET ARE SORE.
POOR JIMMY HAS BEEN OBLIGED
10 STOP TRAINING.
The Poor Old Champion Is About
Knocked Ont before EItz Can
Get Mt Him.

New York, Sept. 2O.-Pugillst Jim
corbett. who has trained several hours
each day this week, was today forced
to stop his work on account of the
condition OF his feet, The soies are ac-
tuaily raw, His knee also panied him
more than usual.
me sores on the knee are healing
outwardly but the Swelling Mt the
knee cap was greater ana the main
m,ueh more severe than on any pre-
yi9us DAY, With all this the champlo,
eld considerable work yesterday be-
iore he was compelled to quit. He has
MOI lost hope but expresses confidence
III we outcome OF his battle with Fitz-
ould so ahead with his tralninr but
may rest up for day or so il his Knee
and feet get verse. "'' N''ee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

The burdens OF life are not equally
borne by men and women,
Women too often suffer from some
weakness that was never intended for
them by nature.
When trouble or hard work or ex-
element have rendered the nervous
system so morbldly wlde-awake that
sleep Is denied, the over-tired brain
must be helped to get quickly back to
its healthy normal condition or serious
mischief ensues
Pnlne's celery compound accom-
pllshes this as nothing else has ever
done.
1t at once begins to regulate and
equali2e the over-wrought nerves and
to restore to them their lost tone.
It brings to the disabled, debilltated
nervous tissues the peculiar nerve food
which they must have to build up their
parts.
Il took Paine's celery compound for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

an Indictment for murder should be
found against Holmes In this city" he
continued I'm fact, It has always been
a puzzle to me why the authorities
here. in view of their starting daily
announcements that the chain Of evi-
dence against my client was almost
complete, should have delayed so long,
but ! am Informed that 1t was because
the district attorney was only waiting
until Holmes had been Indicted in all
OF the places where charges have cen
lodged against him"
The trial when II does take place,
VIII be one of the most remarkable
that has been held in Philadelphia. 1t
will probably last long time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21
NO SICKNESS ON noAnp.
steamer Gaelic Arrives bringing Re
ports OF Cholera.

San Francisco, Sept. 2O.-The steam
or Gaelic which arrived this m,rhing
from Hong Kong and Yokohama, III /
not stop at Honolulu. She brought
eleven cabin passengers from HiGgo,
the worst cholera infested district in
the orient. No sickness was reported
On the trim and 10 alarm was cclt Ia,
the ships officers
During the two weeks preceding the
sailing ot The ship there had been six
deaths from cholera In Hong Kong,
thirtN-one deaths out NJ hfty-rour cases
NJ Nagasaki, 25b deaths out OF gg9 cases
az ulogo and twenty-seven cases with
nineteen deaths at Yokohama. After
inspectatlon by members OF the board
OF health the passengers and malta
We're landed and the steamer returned
10 quarantine,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

At Northumberland c; Louis
Vile, ..
..
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn G; Bait-
more, 6.
At BOSTON, Boston. 8: New York, 3.
AT st. Louls-St Louis. o; Chicago, 4,
At Phlladelphia-Phllad 10;
Washington, 6.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21
ON TIM nAcn RACK .


New York. Sept. gO,--Brlghton Beach
results;
Mile, Prlg won; Lougbrldge and Me-
ollnl run a dead heat for second. Time.
lac H.
Five furlongs, selling; Predicament
won; Airline second: Reaba third, Time,
l.09 H.
Mile. selling. Apprentice won. Rod
man second; Big John third. Time,
lil3
SIX furlonRs; Cass won: Panwny Sec
ond; Longbrook third. Time, i:i6
1--WE rurlongs: Nolley won, sky Blue
second. Perhdy third, Time. l:Oe,
Mile aud n sixteenth. Shelly futile
Won. Fullerton Lass second: Annie
Bishop third. Time, las -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21
DoDGED TnE OFFICERS.
RattiinE Prize right Is Pulled on
Mt Waco.

Waco Tex, Sept. 20 (speclal.)-
rafting seven round prize fight took
place here tonight between Jack Foo
garty. formerly OF Colorado. and Jim
Kelly, clever fighter OF this city.
The contest was on the quiet and all
though the police had an inkling OF
the AFFAIR they were unable to locate It.
and II was pulled OF without hitch.
Fogarty put Kelly out In the seventh
round. Both men are middle weights.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

Gen. winston Expresses His Opinion
of CIcvcIand's Candidacy.

New York, Sept. 2O.-General Fred
erlclS $. Winston was Cleyeand's first
minister to Persia. Since his
picturesque experience I'm Teheran
General Winston has altered bIs opIn,
ION Of the statesman from Buffalo.
"A third term for Cleyeland2" he
asked. 81 don't know anybody who is
considering that question seriously
IL by any possibility he should he
nominated he would be the worst beat
en- man the party ever put up. Still
any man they put up viii be beaten
Just the same. The mistakes OF the
last Democratic congress and The
errors of the executive would beat US
anyhow. Then there are business de-
preston and the hard times. IL is
true that business is improving. but
the election is too near for tbe Inn
proYement to change many votes"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

Nice-rresidcnt aud Visitors Honorsd
at Chattanooga.

Chattanooga, sept. 2O.--A reception
WAS rendered Vice President Steven
son. General Sohoneld and the visiting
governors Mt the Read House tonight.
A battalion OF the Tennessee National
Guard stood us guard OF honor.
mayor ochs, OF Chattanooga, stood
wlsh the vice-prcsldent and promlnent
citizens beside each OF the guests, For
Two hours a solid mass Of humanity
poured by and all were introduced ana
fully 5000 men ana women shook hands
with the distinguished party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

dyspepsia, nervousness ana 4,
ness" says Lille B. Smith al nj
ston, N. j., ''and I can fe,ons,
as a good medicine. Asa m
taking II / feel better than / \.
several years"
Paine's celery compound lstu
nerve food. It quickly tetiI u:
parts. removes all Irritation. I'm
rest from pain they need % hi.t
restores all the myriad a.s5l
nerve parts all over Tie ks;|
healthy, quiet working. Tht 1
way this remarkable lntIn
makes people well.
Reports OF Its marvtlam Vi
come from cltles as far Apart 81
orleans and Montreal Thtr III
town larve enough 10 stand u Il
road map that has no, 0lt1
some word Of warm prala II.
tude to the greatest nerve a. !
remedy Of this stirring I'D 4
Nineteenth century.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

st. Louis, Sept, 20-Seven furlongs;
Tom Gilmore won; Find out second ;
Storekceppr third, Time, 1879.
Selling, five and half nirlongs: He
lena Belle Won; Broadsde second; eau
Hold third, Time, 1903 81.
SIX furlongs; Marble Rock won.
Chart Russo second, Time il5 "a.
Mile; sumo won; Mlniver second:
Miss Young third. Time ii11.9
Purse, six furlongs: CARA won.
i;l5 H.
Six turlongs: Forget won: Mollio 10.
second; l.l4etta third. Time, i.li 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

place Courtney and Alexander NIL
beau heard terrific cries at the Chevls
cabin and they went there TO ascertain
the cause. When they reached Cheyis
door and asked Question they were
knocked down with clubs by the Chevis
brothers and the doctor never recover
ed consciousness
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

That Is what the Hotel Delaware Is
Ready to DO.

When seen yesterday evening by a
Gazette reporter Mr.. Mclean of the
Hotel Delaware. said he need not be
reminded of his promise to the Fort
Worth base bali team. THE very mo-
ment," he said, "that the question OF
championship Is settled am ready to
announce the date OF the supper.
Whether the matter Is settled by the
league president or by an agreement
between Ward and Sullivan, Is OF no
consequence to me. The spread is
N.nltlnr-n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

"Dcar" said the sick man to his wife.
y wish YOU would get another blanket
ard nut 1t on the bed. l think thnt
whr~ To doctor took my temperature
minute ago he took too much OF IT,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

from Shanghai received hen w
ports that the British cruiser \
Spartan, Rainbow. csnlns
Raphne are ascending the i've
Tzekiang in consequence q y
tlon that foreigners are being q
ened with violence in the alsa
China.
City OF Mexico, Sept. M 4
official denies on the highest ~
that Minister Estavs At h.1|
taken part in a movement ~ 4
a pontliclal mission here, VI
Diarlo government has no ns1i
suspectlng loyalty Of any q y
lomatic Representatives In En.i
Washington. Sept. MD \
chief VI the animal Industry W.
the agricultural depertnsrl = J
today from a three weeks pl' y
the West. The results Of by
lions win probably be srnboiN Il
report OF the investigated u
workings OF the beef oofihlrl i
began In the early SUMMIT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21
IsILLnn nY Nnan l. .
pr. oourtue, called 10 MS door ana
shot.

Grand Coteau La. Sent 20. .-Dr. l..
y. Courtney was killed last night By
three negroes, brothers, named Chevls.
near his home, seven miles from this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

balis-stanley 1, Hodge vivid
pitch--By .Keefe /. Time OF game one
hour and forty minutes. Umpire
Broderick.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

"Ah! Let me think q ul1's
claimed Cholly Taddles- :.
But do you imagine yel ca v
up that long?" asked Aln =
anxiously.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

How lie Measured Hln-lrs
boy very tall for his assI
Isn't hel You just oufhl \.
get him into a place On Z
ticketw-Chicago Recofa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

Jamesby-"Haye yoa ess'. I
doctor as to the haoln W
adopt?" ~. =,
Thomasln-"No. But w :.
the habits which gave m' y
ment. Chicago Record.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

New York. Sept. 20. --Comparative
weekly cotton statement for the weel,
ending Friday. September 20.
Net receipts ut all United States
ports during week........ e07i
Net receipts at all United states
ports same week last year.. 1f93 az
Total receipts to this date. 100 goe
Total receipts same date last
year ,.v"...;,."..,",,. 2,2S5
Exports for the week. sOTgs
Exports for the satne week last
year ..,"...,.,,,...u.,.,, 4o.OSe
TOTAL exports to this dRte. 40 gas
Total exports to this date last
year ....,,.,.,.,,,..,.......... 75,7ss
Stock at all United States ports s5a $50
Stock at all United States ports
same time time last year,. sll.si1
Stock at all Interior towns ,. ls'Tf0
Stock at all Interior towns Same
same time last year...a.,. 22sS7
Stock at Liverpool. .ooi OOO
Stock at Liverpool same time
last year,.......4......... S5G 600
stock OF American afloat for
Great italn.,..........,., $4,000
Stock Of America naiiont for
Great Britain same time last
year .,..,.,.....,..s.."s. 10000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

Fort Worth ..........,0O 10000 O0-S
iailaH .s,..4.a...s....u o 0 o o OIL
Earned Fort Worth &. Two
base hit.-Nanco Double plNvx--Eovl.
% nriseon 70 O'connor Baees on
hass Acnfc 3, Clark 2, ffit hv ball
MrAlllAtcr /. Struck out-iiy Me
Alliaier . Keefe 1. Clark 4. Passed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

Last night I dreamed " I,
What do you suppose
was It the heatT'-ih'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

II the weather man ~ M, M
will have autumn lea s,, p,.s,l
mer leaves.-Phlladelpn''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21


70 A.. weather man Isn't tiis
iii haya autumn leave; tei1,, {
mer leaves'-fn'iaue'
49, -. ana 4 nsn ~
bed?" "once." "dcodn', \. n 3
was that?" Il was , Ga y, h IA
Of a sleeping car
A., Il ~
Papa. salu y ~ IN ilfE z
makes people laus :s,, y ulia
We'll. my son, .s W. tts!i ~
Cause thAts "h''
ls."--Tid-Bits,
Hello. Jasmun. wAs ,sl,, I
now win IN yn lIo wife npa
natl Enquirer
- ts ur. johs1e !,
laborsd explana,tti,ssa \ ~ ~
stayed out 50 'A
'a IT IS more than i, sa |. AZ;
J J t .olp j. n noiis Joufnii
iu'' i"'''''" I'll s,e
nj mbuIance caM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

"Dld YOU ever end 4 ins' y Y. 4
bed?" once "Gcoonr,,s \, Is: 4
was that?" II was "a !. ~ q h IA
Of a sleeping car f'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

Papa" said a boy; ~ 4
makes people laugh 10 w. Va
"Wen. my son. wna' VI IA
Cause that's where '''"
is. "--Tid-Bits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-04
REGARDING SOUTH AMERICA
In His Annual Message He Suggests Re-
taliation Against Germany.
suLIAN'S PROMISES NOT RELIED UPON
Hc,.s for Peacs In Cuba, but Says Men,
rality Must b, Preserved.
UNSETTLED NORTHERN BOUNDARIES

which Call for settlemcnt-Befter Con
suIsr Service Nceded-Enorts Made In
Improving 1.-THE futility OF Attempt
ing to Maintain tho Gold Reserve
while Greenbacks Are so Easily
Used to DepIete 1.-THE Govern
ment Forced to Redeem With
out Redemption and to Pay
without Acquittance - Con-
Cress Twice Appealed to
for Relief Which was Not
Torthc omi ng-Ihe
Remedy for the Trou-
bIc-FalIacy ofFree
Coinag The
Hoarding Up
Of Gold.