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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
HE MURDERED FIVE.
SUCH WAS THE RECORD CLAIMED
ny HARRY HAYWARD.
The List of His victims Given ny
Himscif--A Man without Con-
science or Feeling.

Minneapolis. Dec. ie,-Harry Hay
ward. In his ante-mortem statement,
the text OF which win be printed In fun
tomorrow, claims to have murdered
no less than 1--WE different persons, and
in describing the various tragedies TN
which he figures he shows an utter alb
ponce OF human feeling and a pleasure
In his achievements that mark him as
an unusual type OF criminal. His
nrst murder was that of Carrie Haas
near Pasadena, Cal, and he described
the affair thus.
II met this Girl at dance. and, to
cut II short, l killed her She Ind
money and | shot her and buried her.
That Is all OF that"
Money. he aald. was his first object
In life, girls the second and travel the
third
Once while tending bar In Long
Branch he had killed oonsumptive
man who came there and had money.
Tho consumptive had money and want.
ed ~ die. This murder was by shoot
Ing, too. and the body was thrown into
the river. Then there was a Chinaman
killed at Paso del Ncrte and lastly
Miss ding. The object of the Cling
murder was money and hatred
In closing his his statement Hayward
said; II have told the truth. so help
me God--if there is one He certainly
won't blame me as have honestly fol-
lowed the dictates OF my conscience"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

Decatur, Tex, Dec. .-(Special)-
John Beyette g Bros. Of Alvord. deal
ers In dry goods and grocers, filed
deed Of trust last night, naming c.
ID. ericsson trustee.
Following Is q list OF preferred cred.
itors:
G. u. Gresson. A25iS2; J. r. Hunt.
$3.50; w. +. McMullcn, $1,000: q. A.
Slankles, $3.50: Callle Philips. $500:
l.. b, Phillips, $12L50, J. II. Cooper,
$500; A. NJ. Keen, S2255.52 NJ. NJ.
Brewer 500; j. II. Crump, $3.50; C. X.
Beyette. $1,000; Fannie Beyette, $500:
j. l.. Norris, $4,000: First National
Bank OF Decatur, 5000; j. A. Kemp,
s3JO0,30; Martin-B Brown Co. S97io. SO; w
y. Jordon, 1858. IA J. II. Cnimp, $l984O;
W. +. McMullen. $500; j. W. Hunt,
500; Craig English, $500; Bullock IS
TnnkerAleY. $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
made public to-day. They Tim
light upon the situation.

made public to-day. They i'm
light upon the situation.
Kingston, Jamaica. Dec n
case against Captain w!btry d
Danish steamer Horsa, suspess
conveying arms. men and amns,.
to Cuba, has been dismissed
Halifax. N. s.. Dec. la.-The d
line steamer Rose Castle. frou
weston for Bremen with cotton ..
at this port to-day short Of coal !
winds and heavy seas having ri
her.
Constantlnople. Dec. 1s.-ltki.
that there will be general nj
on the Island OF Crete. The fws
Of that island has made an urri'
quest for reinforcemenis.
Buenos Ayres, Dec. ia por1l
the barracks here collapsed iodii
disastrous result. Twelve y
who were In the building al D.
We're killed and sixty were intsn;
New York. Dec. ls.-The Jun !
case of Sheriff Tamsen. charEA
neglect of duty whereby thrls y
Gus prisoners-Russell, Killoni
Allen-escaped from jail LAST w,
turned today and announced n''
ability to agree.
New York. Dec. l9.-lt va y
on Wall street today that lra,N
mental freight rates would ,, ~.
by the Panama railroad ana "
roads at u meeting to be hsia -
January.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
NAME STATE TICKET
LOUISIANA DEMOCRATS NOMINATE
FULL LIST or CANDIDATES.
A Resolution Adopted indorsing the
President for the Firm STAND
He Has Taken.

Shreveport. La, Dec. l9.-Tho state
Democratic nominating convention re-
assembled this afternoon:
Murphy J. Foster prencnt inoum.
bent was renomInatcd for governor
and made mn address. Tho governor
was warmly congratulated.
Tho state ticket was omplcted as
follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Robert Snyder;
auditor, w. w. Heard. present inoum-
bent: secretary OF state, John II. Mitch
oil treasurer, A. " Fontette. auporin-
tendent OF education. ]. V. Calhoun:
attofney-general, NJ. Cunning ham,
present incumbent.
The convention Ia still In session. The
committee on resolutions has not vet
completed lts labors. but submitted The
following, which was Enthusiastically
adopted:
Resolved. that the Dcmocracy OF
Louisiana In convention assembled
send greetinas to the president OF the
United States OF their hearty indorse-
ment OF the fir,n AID patriotic stand
he has taken against the foreign on.
croachment upon tho soil OF the west.
ern continent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
rmILADEIpnIA sTRIKEns.
The situation Observation-Disclosures
Muy lie ArbitrntcJ.

Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 10. THE trac-
ton strike situation tonight Is practi-
cally unchanged. Cars were run on some
lines during the day under heavy police
guard. but at dusk they were all with
drawn and tonight are in the stables.
There were no further outbreaks dur
ms the day and none OF consequence.
Up to q late hour tonight the electrical
WORKERS OF the company were In ses-
sion, They passed resolution of sym
patty with the strikers. The strikers
are willing to submit their grievances
to arbitration. but the company refuses
to have anything to do with anybody
associated with the Amalgamated ASSOC
citation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
WILL BE NO WAR.
THE OPINION OF EX-sECnETAnY
II. W. THOMPSON.
Both Nations VIII Make "a Display
lint the Contest WIN lie Settled
by Peaceful Methods.

Terre IIaute. Ind. Dec. ls.-In COM
mentlng on the presidents message to
congress, eN.sccretary OF the Navy II.
w. Thompson sad that he aid not think
there is q remote chance OF war with
England. There Is no probability OF
the two Engllsh-speakins peoples OF
the world going to war with each other
about e little strip OF territory along
side OF vcnesuela.
at will be a war OF diplomacy" he
said. Both countries Will make an
exhibition OF power and purpose. but
the controversy viii be settled by
peaceful methods. Neither nation Is
prepared to 30 to war. and neither
wants war ns result OF this quarrel
over boundary line. 1t is not neoes-
sary for either to fight to show that 1t
Is not cowardly Each knows the other
Will fight but each Ia too far adj
vanccd In civilization to bc the ag-
sressor In bringing on q war on such
provocation"
Col. Thompson said one phase OF the
question presented itself TO his mind
which would probably opon up n pro-
longcd discussion. This country has
never affirmed the Monroe doctrine and
given notice 20 other nations. SO far
the doctrine IL merely doctrine OF
President Monroe, While II " ne
copied everywhere as expressing our
position In regard 10 the encroachment
of foreign powers on the American con-
tlnent, u has not been Given the force
OF congressional confirmation. Eng
land may say Il had never boon notified
OF tho intention OF tho people OF the
United Stateo 20 maintain the position
Of protecting against tho requirement
OF territory by European nations on the
American continent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

transactions being somewhat fishy, the
matter was put in the hands of de-
tectives, who reported that Rheubot-
tom had disappeared and Callslns had
not been In his office for over month.
When Caitlns was finally discovered.
he explained that Rheubottom was
just completing fine deal in Atlanta
which would enable the firm TO pay
the banks NIL the firm owned them.
When the news was received here yes
terday that Rheubottom had been ar
rested IN Atlanta. where he had pur-
sued the same policy al Caiklns. the
latter was arrested to await investiga-
tion Into his methods.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

santiago de Chill. Dec. ls.--The ser.
a'e mas approved a bill for new loan.
London. Dec. 19,-H Honolulu advicea
say that two Americans have been mr..
rested for political conspiracy.
Columbus, o., Dec. 10. --,rha ,.,,,,.
VIII OF the late Senator rhurnsn
$4,000. '"' Si'V'VVV 10
Apia,, Samoa, Nov. 20 per Steamer
Ae'aneua, VIA san Francisco Dec. Iel.--
lsH Marfarct Young, queen OF the
Manaip group. is dead. 's
san Francisco. Dec. is.--The .ruiser
Sharieston is lying temporarily dis.
. , az Nagasaki Japan. Both pis-
tons OF the engine are broken.
Sonntantinople. Dec. lg-Adyices re-
eslNeo here from Aleppo. in which-Ma-
fash and zeitoun are situated, were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
COM MERCIAL.


CorsIcana, Tex, Dec. 19.-(special.)--
Messrs. Norris & Slade, merchants OF
Rice, Tex, filed in the county clerks
office deed OF trust, making a, C..
Herring trustee. Their liabilities
amounted to Sl0,l3s.77.
Woodbury. Norris, |i5s2. Those under
class b were A. c. Allen & Co.,
Si2j3.9 90; Sanger Bros, S2750; p. j.
Willis & Bro. $9i1 81: Huey Phelp,
S6lO.9i Pndgltt q Bros, 500: I. w,
Crowdus Implement company. $3.50 S2;
Schneider Davis & Co. sos 20: l
l!lakey 4 Co, SLABS; S. A. Pace.
STD ] l.. Moody & Co., $500; Man
sur Tibbitt Implement company
3i3s3.l7
The assets cannot be ascertnlned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

New York Dec ia dlspn-ch TO ire
Herald from Caracas, Bcnozusa, SAYS;
In an interview on President Give
lands message transmitted To the com
gress, President Crespo said nat he
was preparing Il personal after OF
thanks 10 President Cleveland,
He added. "The attitude ~ We're
zuel1 and Of her executive head urGn
tho boundary question In GUIANA Will
always be ono OF self-proiar I'm. Gtc
republic win uphold rights that t,op-
erly may be regarded as hers 81 all
hazards,
president Cleveland and 'vsolf ore
both na ono IN losing and IN reg ing
power. and certainly 1t GEMS "a, II
we were Que In destiny and In action"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
STEERING COMMITTEE IN SESSION
Action iu Coppinger Case Postponed,
Combinations.

Washington, Dec. 1o.-The Demo-
cratic state committee was in session
today and the Republican senators
were afterwards advised that the COM
mitteo had found 1t impossible to corr
piete it's work Of assigning ommittec
places in time TO report tomorrow as
the Republicans mad suggested might
be done.
The senate committee on naval af-
fairs today decided to postpone action
ON the nomination OF Colonel COppinger
to be brigadier general against whom
the A. r. A, has filed charges until
after the holidays.
The senate today confirmed the nom
nation OF Interstate Commerce Com
missioner Weary and Weather Bureau
Chief William Moore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
MAY CAUSE ms RECALL.
Cleveland and oiney Said 60 lie Of
Tended nj nayurd,

London, Dec. 20. "A dispatch TO Tho
Standard from Washington asserts
that Ambassador Bayard's speech at
the dinner OF the Actors Benevolent
Fund on Wednesday evening has of.
Tended both President Cleveland ana
Secretary OlDey and IL likely 10 No
the ostenslble cause OF his recaIl
All the newspapers here continue 10
print long editorials based on what
they call the apparent subsistence OF
the lingo fever In America and upon
the GOODNESS displayed in 49, senate
over the matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
THE ROBBERS III
THEY HELD UP A TRAD
DIANA.
The Conductor, Assisted " "
sengers. Put Then "
Rapid Flight

Cincinnati, O., Dec. IA ~, !.
cial Gazette special from hu a,s Y
Tonight half Il dozen men W.
drawn boarded the souih'Oa '.,,,,
or the Cincinnati and LOVE- u<
vision Of the Lake Erie any J, I,
and ordered the passenger, Nh
and deliver, The eondus''' 4
the robbers with a poker, rs,'sI
fight ensued, IN which ue *
and trainmen helped NJ " the N
fired. The robbers Ned ', nv,src,,si
taking with them some Sssss y!
sntcheIs. The train was w sll|
twenty minutes. the ai.sSSc,ss|
tween Montpelier ana nv
heart of the oil fields
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
PoIsoN. TInE. norE, nuLLET.


New York Dec. lo--John Rudes, a
prosperous Williamsburg forlst. killed
himself after making elaborate ar
rangements for his suicide and for end
ing tho lives OF his wife stepson and
hired man. First. he poured Kerosene
oil on the sitting room floor and get IRE
to It. Then he went out to the green
house back OF the cottage, and after
preparing n dose OF Paris green, built
another fire with kerosene oil and news
papers, with the intention OF destroying
his body and nil his greenhouses. Then
he hanged himself The Are In the
house aroused his family, and while
they were cytlnguishing It they heard
shot from the greenhouse ana saw
flames In IL When Rudes was cut
down he was dead
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

Insurgents Destroy Millions Worth
OF Sugar Fields.

Havana. Dec. i9.-The advance guard
OF the forces commanded by MaxImo
Gomez and Antonio Maeeo has arrived
IN the province of Matanzas from the
province OF Santa Clara without APP
position. w
Eyeryth seems to point to a
pitched battle to be fought in the near
future. The insurgents nave burnel
millions OF dollars worth Of sugar
fields In the district OF Las Crusas.
santa Domingo. Peranza and sagua La
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
A WRESTLING nAr0I.
As n sidc show 10 Firzsimmons-
Mnhcr Fight.

Houston, Tex, Dec. 9.---(speclal)-
Manager Martin Julian has received
notice that Dan A, Stuart will offer
purse or NVoo Tor u match for the
championship OF the world in Gacco-
Roman wrestling. which iB now held by
Ernest Roobor. the match to be AZ the
time OF the lritsslmmons-Ma 10 at
I'll Paso, or near there. Rocbor, who is
here. says he win accept. but prefers
Charles Whitman OF Cincinnati as his
opponent Manager Julian lCft ror I'll
paso tonight to arrange training guar
tiers for fltzsimmons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL BANQUET.
Many Prominent Now Workers. We're
In Attendance.

New York. Dec. l9.-Patrlotic decor
atoms and patriotic speeches were
prominent ht the American CONNER
cinl banquet. given at Dolmonico's. II
was the centennial celebration of the
jay" commercial treaty with Great
Britain az well as tho inauguration
OF the annual observance Of CONNER
olal day by all organized commercial
bodies.
Many prominent men were present,
and over 900 guests We're seated. Dr..
Chauncey NJ. Depew presided.
The banquet was given under the
auspices OF the editors and contribu-
tors OF the recent history entitled zone
Hundred Years OF American Com
meree." OF which DR.. Depew liz editor
and TO which 100 OF the most influential
men In America have contributed each
chapter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
4 STORMY SESSION.
A Fractional Flight In Republican
state Committee.

New Orleans, Dec. 10.--The Republic
can state committee held a stormy seq
sion today. II was pitched battle be-
Mckinley, and the Kellogg faction,
supporting Reed. Warmoth and Me-
kinloy carried the day. and fixed the
state nominating committee for Jauu-
airy 20. Several OF the Kellogg mon re-
tired from the committee on the ground
OF unfalrness in appointing the dele
gates,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

win Not he Decided untiI After the
Holidays.

Washington, Dec. 10, --(Spqolal)--Tt
" NOW evident that the president viii
not undertake the settlement Vt the
several contests pending for Texas
postmagtcrships until after the holt
days, because OF more important things
or hand Poatnfhces were established
today ut Brymber, Burlcson county,
Edmond NJ, Oldham postmaster, and
rinkcrton, Navarro county, Horace +,
Smith postmaster. a, v Orr waB
appointed postmaster nj pewdrop. In
Liberty county, vice Mrs G. q. Hey
der. resigned; II. u. Virgins at East
Hamilton In Shelby county. vice w.
II. prattian. resigned, and Mrs NJ. II,
Phillips. at parnell, In Roberts county.
Vice j. w. Hnhar reaIgned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
REUNITED IN cHfs'A
Two sisters sepnrHtsn ann
Year. Find Eneh

wichita. Kan, Dec. is'..su' ~
at the German Methca',. !. 10
picture of a man and tv, a. II |,
fell from the Bible Of Mrs. -. ~ ID
and was picked up oy III !. Ilsi
classen, who recognized !, 81, . I
she had at her home. a,t y
found that the two woms r., W. u ,
Who mad separated in ~ ssc,,sls
seen each other since 'v,sd ND
another, though both n assa N
FOR three Years and atteln,aJSi il =
church, Their mother "a III ,,
burg, Germany. In lss., sssrt
spring of 1859 the ia' I'M psstf,
America. after having w jssdrlI
taken for the purpu,,ss.,,Inr ttt'1l
with his old mother. Dun Al ~ 7
no died and was buriea sSuasIs',
I've children arrived n Is y
OF them was taken 70 ~ o.hf h
In pennsylvania ana " IN ! Sc
uncle at Ilanixakee, H. "a tie z
the uncle left Illinois ~ w ruia Y
never heard OF eacn o'i rI,ssrirS n
cident in the church ,,svsd "
year their children p', ,Ssy ~
daily. not knowing thar "
ms. ---------- .,<sk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
SENSATION CAUSED
ny THE INDICTMENTS RETURNED
ny THE GRAND JURY.
Oklahoma omcinI Charged with VA
rious oncnecs--other Indictments
Looked For.

Guthrie, o. T.. Dec. ia sensation
mas been caused by the grand jury find
Ing indictments against Sheriff Ather-
Ton FOR allowing prisoners to escape:
cS-Poiicc Judge whyles for maifeas-
anee In office and Henry Il. Afford, ex-
president and Amos Il. Wing. ex-treas-
urer OF the Agricultural college, both
Tor enbezzlement or government finds
other indictments still more sensatIon-
al are looked for.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

New York Dec. IA dlIpot"h to the
Deal from Valparaiso. SIlil, ,s,s'
Chill. which Is Thoroughly conserva-
tive 10 it, policy as rep il'.''. IL
greatly Inclined to hold thc views II
Gr'at Britain on the Vnneai ran Cuta-
ton II IL thought that thr British
govern II ont has nothing TO fear as to
the outcome OF the dispute, Repeatedly
Is thts opinion expressed.
Ltrdlng men In all circles hei sharp
" criticize the Interpretation rut = on
the Monroe doctrine by lIs cnhGd
Staten
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

Houston, Tex, Dec. l9.-(sp scial)-
The Polemanakos Fruit and Cnrdy
company, wholesale fruit. produce and
commission company, composed Of A.
d. Polcmanakos and Henry s. Fox.
Jr., filed q deed Of trust today. prefer
ring creditors to the amount OF yS3S7.
They have creditors in st. Louis. Hen
ny Fox, Jr,, Is son Of the President
Of the Houston National Oank, which
IL a wedltor TO the extent OF 1899, his
father being personally a creditor to
the extent OF 1926,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

somewhat. BY this time he has prob
ably found out that the American peo-
pie are not the kind VINO like 10 listen
to lot OF slander,nn blackmailing."
Many OF the Jews OF this city are
OF the opinion that too much notice 10
being given to Ahlwardts intended
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

Washington. Dec. i9.--rho delivery
TO Mgr. Satolli OF the Eechutto "a small
red skull cap) and the oonslstoral let
ter informing him OF his elevation to
the cardinate, which are preliminary
to the comforting on upon him Of the
beretti. took place at the Catholic le-
CATION here this evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
SHE pnnFnRnnD DEATH.
To srarryins a Man she Did NO,
Like.

Corpus Christi, Tex. Dec. ia.--(spe-
cial)--Maria Montalbo, a young Next
can girl. who had many admirers, sui
cldcd last night. I, Is alleged her pa
rents tried to make hor marry a man
diatastefal to her. and she preferred
death
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

Washington. Dec. l9.--Pensions have
been issued to the following: Original
widow, Margaret Shannon. Lampasas,
Lampasas county: original widow, SUI
san Wilson, Decatur Wise county;
widow Indian wars--Gcorgia A. EASTER
ling, Henderson county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

south MoAiester J. " ,g.,sr 10 1
ciai.,ME. i. sanger as y JOB !;
merchandise. assisnss. ,rfdzy' Y
at South Canadian sbo1t
les about $500: ssss"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
WARNED THE JEw-nAITEn.
Hebrews Give Ahiwnrdt Notice Tbas
IlIa Lrencnc.. La NM Al.....-I

HIS presence lie Not Wanted.
chicago. Dec. ip.--In anticipation OF
MS visit TO this country. the jews have
sent registered letter TO Herr Ali.
wardt, the anti-senctlc. requesting MIN
nor 70 includs chicago in his tour Of
thrcats. they inslst that IL no does
come here they win give him 4 warm
reception. The letter was written az
we reqnest OF prominent members Of
the jewish club
The GOODNESS OF the New York peo-
Pls toward Ahlwardt." said prom
insnt JoW yesterday. may check HIN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

Philadelphia, Dec. 1a.-Theodorc Lam.
bent was hanged in Camden Jail al 1880
this morning FOR the murder Of W. c.
Dairer. n wealthy Camden banker. in
December. 1898
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

Austin, Tex, Dec. Especial .)-At
1880 tonight the Frank Herman ~
Bro. foundry, machine shop and colt N
gin was destroyed by FIRE. The loss Is
estimated at $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

Boston. Massachusetts will
undoubtedly strongly support the presi-
dent ON the Venezuelan question.
GREENHALGE. Governor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

Brenham, Tex, Dec. i9.-(special)--
w j. Ripple, general merchant nj
Wesley today filed a deed OF assign
ment, naming John Baeca as assignee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
A POLITICIANS SWORD.


FIIN Wiz III tHIUHEV'
Chicago, Dec,19-Mrs. Annie Crerrig,
wife OF John Crnrrig, Nineteenth
ward politician II deud from injuries
said TO have been inflicted by her hus-
band. 1t is alleged that Crarrig. while
drunk. commenced beating his 4-yenr-
old adopted son. Mrs. Crarrig inter-
fcrcd and Crnrfig knocked her sense
less with n sword, which had been
rpafnn
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-02-08
Music IN THE AIR.
Celebrating the Downfall Of Monopoly
In Lebanon.

Last night about o'clock the Leb.
anon Brass Band marched through
the streets and treated the citizens to
soul string music, celebrating the in
dependence of the patrons Of the
Lebanon Electric Light & Water Co.
Banners were carried aloft, with the
following inscriptions: "Down with
Monopoly" .."Coal Oil is good enough
for us' and "We'll sprinkle where we
please or not at ALL" After marching
around town they halted in front Of
the St. Charles and played several
pieces, when Mr.. J. B. Thompson, the
genial proprietor, invited them to
come in and partake of an elegant
oyster supper which was gladly ac.
cepted by the band BOYS. This has
been a red letter day in the history Of
Lebanon, and makes another day
worthy Of celebration,
ONE OF THE BOYS.