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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19
4 SECRECY is OBSERVED
( THAT LITTLE AFFAIR
WITH SPAIN. -.-l-'-
WASHINGTON. March IS.

WASHINGTON. March 49,
.".,rable mystery surrounds
citations ~ between the state de-
- I'D the Spanish government
s'a al,' Dr affair. 1t seems to have
L.. s in mind by the officials of
W s.nartment from the secreta-
~ nat in the present excited
y. ,uhllc feeling in this country
.-arress can be made toward a
~ settlement of the incident by
various notes secret. thereby
's,ur publicity before a conclu-
~.sched. Therefore the only re-
- definite inquiries that can be
"A Is a positive refusal to dis
~ subject in any aspect, and
!, or not any action has yet
.,tsn by the Spanish government
aIractlon of Issuing instructions
Val officer to refrain from fur
s,srference with American ship
al al nrobably be learned first from
from which point the orders
attributed. As the little gun
10 widely scattered along the
seast and neighboring waters,
not be an easy task to communi-
+hese orders speedily to all OF
q II Is Just probable that there
Z some other incident similar
lrlancla affair before the orders
,de known TO the Spanish naval
snders.
Ind in the past that the COM
M officers of small craft are not
q a high degree OF Intelligence
4 for in cases where they have
a American ships they have
II necessary TO hold the ships
yeral days, in order that they
fall In with another and larger
with an officer on board of
nj Intelligence to read and pass
he captured papers.
general impression here this
I ID that the Alliancia incident
sady passed the acute phase and
\ safely left to diplomatic ad-
hi in the ordinary course.
spanish minister has. IN advance.
the state department that IL
was In the wrong IN the m liter
1nld speedily voluntarily make
o3er reparaticn, and It IS net
1 that II she has not already
., Spain will soon Instruct her
chcers , abstain from stopping
an ships. The only questions
q to be settled will be questions
as to the location OF the ALI
when she was first signaled. the
ttitude toward her of the Span
lser, and the questions Of inter-
law as to the right of fenrch
the marine league, the las. only
i Is shown that the Alliancla
thin that limit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19
zANG's IDEA. uslEvs
|ats Texas to Show What She
Can DO. 49,.

Tex, March 1S.-Mr. S. r.
$ director of the State Fair AS
n, offered the following SUCCESS
regard to an important feature
air. 81 believe 1t to be of much
Importance in the development
state and the progress OF Dali
arrange for the exhibition at
fair, OF all the industrial pro-
this state and afford space to
ne hundred and fifty manufac-
or the purpose of manufacture
lr goods on the grounds. 1t
70 OF far greater value and In
show the world Il full line Of
Eural products and have the
manufactures in full running
that will turn out the artl-
ring the fair on the grounds
have entire manufacturers
in the show windows of mer-
and that can be seen any day in
es. We do not want a fair
p of manufactured articles
from a distance, but u fine
on of general resources and
|anufactures. / would suggest
POSITION hall be used for a gem
PURGE department, wherein not
81 the products of Dallas coun-
be exhibited. but the resources
tire state would be of CONNER
ie TO every part of the state,
Is state fair as wei as a adj
sition, and of great interest to
de public. i also suggest that
Is same roof the manufacturers
ave space. SO that the people
W something of home industry
people of Dallas may also be
know what kind OF goods the
ing.
xhibit of raw materials would
lat here in Dallas we have
sand in the world for maxi
!, and within a short distance
wood material for furniture
woodwork. and that ores of
kinds are nearer TO us than
to the large cities OF the north.
slider that industrial exhibits
KIND would pay the manufac-
much better than the exhibits
iandise do the merchants"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19
LEMP's MOVE.
Property on Which to Build
d Brewery.

March 1S.-Mr. w. ]. Lemp.
OF the famous brewer OF st.
as In the city several days last
"a on Saturday he closed a bic
te zeal. He purchased 500 feet
~ fronting on Pacific avenue
racing the property on which
Harry cistern and corrugated
ory Is located, and the Mccoy
adjoining-and, in other
ne entire block west Of the
Temp plant.
eds for this property have not
W as In Mr.. Lemp's transact
re the deeds are always filed
Louis, and several days are
ior them to go there and back.
mp VIII erect a big brewery
property in connection with his
'ry now in operation On the
property. First and foremost,
ns VII sink an arteslan well to
Jumbo flow which haa been
Waco. This flow lies at a
aepth here than at Waco and
q not been reached, but Mr..
no has the money to go to
' snse, says he viii give Dallas
ny OF this hot water flow. or
subterranean passage TO the
empire in the attempt. II Is
" mat work on the well win
onee and that the brewery
ihpieted and ready for opera
Eau .s AN The property purchas-
.seed directly west OF the Ice
y financial terms Of the trans
Kept private, but It is estl-
involve from S35. 900 to $50, 090.
'eit Dallas for FL Paso.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

West Plains, Mo, March 1s.-wil-
liam Allen Shot and killed William
Chandler in the southeast part of
Oregon county. News from the scene
of the killing is meager, but 1t seems
that Chandler ran away from Arkan-
sas with Aliens wife and went 10 Ore
gon county, where he was followed by
Allen and located. After staying in
the nelghborhood several days Allen
borrowed "A gun and started after
Chandler. When near Chambers house
he concealed himself, and as Chandler
came out he shot him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

The talent came out ahead OF the
books at the pool room yesterday. In
the first race oxford and Chimes were
equal fayoritea, and they finished as
named, Turner the Texan Jockey. rode
oxford, and also landed the next win
ner with the 2-year old Lovctta. The
talent liked Lovetta and played her at
7 70 l. The books lost considerably on
this race.
In tho third race Edmund Connolly
was favorite. and won quite easily
In the fourth race the talent thought
that Readina-zyouId win. as Turner had
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

Kingston, Tex. March is.-Fount
Herrail has sold all OF his property
here and moved TO Greenville 10 take
charge OF the Royal hotel at that place.
Hon. s. II. Culver and wife are on
a visit TO see their daughter at sny-
der, Tex.
Henry Griffin OF Sherman was mere
TO see the boys yesterday.
Glyins. the Katy's claim aganet,
Was shopping here on business yester-
Calhoun college Is In very flourish
;rg condition. Prospects are very
bright for this institution.
our merchants say they are doing
n good business, even better than for
several years. Success to the Ga
zetIe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

washington. March 1S,-The rcport
brought by Judge Dixon OF Butte,
Mont; from Hawai-, that queen LilIuo..
halahls sentence Will he committed and
a sensrai election called for the cleo
officials here. They refer to the feIioU ny
ton: N''iS'''u-
:, Article 2s.-Sanford Ballard Dole ia
hereby declared to be the president of
tne republic OF Hawaii, to hold once
until and including the s1st day of De
GENDER. 1900. and thereafter until n
successor shall have been duly elected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

er r, scales was marshal OF the d,v IT.,
rd me band discussed sweet e'y ,o me
~ ene procession moved IN Mar music ,
wbere N 'front.' of the Wisnor bn,ai
baa,,,is, non =. b. Kendfick made q
iarea '1ui ana appropriate address 4
cess,or numoer Of ladies' were in The nro ~
t,oat V a., a notable feature WAS n la pro,
green 'on.hshins Young ladies' dressed IN
Sroen.s, VINO sang sweet songs az ,ha ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

New York, March 1S.-There has
been good inquiry for brown cottons
from standard sheetings to four yards,
but contracts beyond July Will not be
accepted at current rates. Beaches
were In much better order and very
good sales resulted. Printed special
ties of the novelty order, such as plisse
and crepons, are doing well. The cot
ton goods market reflects better feel
Ing all around. Printing cloths quiet,
but firm at 2 7-16c bid and declined.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19
THE HoRsA HAS o,,1r
About 100 Negroes win SAIL ., ~.
Today.

,sS Sa s,ah, Ca. March 1.-The no,
,sn steamship Horsa, which Is w co sn,
mvsrVes to Liberia, arrived hora es III.
hn nn Over 1000 negroes e,yo; si's
t tha arrival. Tney were Kent baes S sson,
Sa e wharf. only those who are 10 A, sai,
tba allowed to pass the quarts sa ~,
ordo sa,es. The customhouse insnectar
Ss au the construction of h osnl.eir
tbar JUN sexes aboard the boat ana
sail say" , passed her. She will prcbabiy
AMI ttSSniorrow, carrying 1897 negroes
sba enree white persons, members AZ
shIr.', s i!y society. This Is ,be
siri,s tuii capacity, Other negroes do
wall ,or 70 o 80 10 Liberia will have 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

the mount. Tho odds on Readina look
ed very tempting at ~ TO 1, but Read
ina, after running at the head OF the
bunch into the stretch, gave 1t up aud
could not finish as good ms third, Nero.
wen ridden by ]. Mcdonald, coming on
after the others had tired, and won
without much trouble.
In the last race there were two hot
favontos. Firat. Johnny McHale was
backed and then Curious. but neither
OF them could get the money, An out
slider, Verdi. at ~ to /. ridden by PEN
ny, won the race by two lengths an
other long one. Colonel Atmore, getting
the place. and Johnny Mciiale ran
third
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

GEORGETOWN, Tex, March S.-The
haoyv rains west of here have caused
NAMING water in the San Gabriel river
for The tlrst time in six months
The recent cold weather has caused
,o,,n annrehension for the fruit crop.
bur today the weather is warmer, and
ali fears for that crop, which VIII be
enormous. have passed. .,
Farmers have been retarded d, several ,,Nea,1t
DAYS in planting on account OF recent
,ains and cold weather.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

Mount Vernon. Tex. March ls,-sher,
,g c. u. Dupree came IN iast nish'
from Little River county, Arh ,,s,,.,,d
With Marion Butcher. VINO ~, rs , wan1sp
mere , on forfeited his bond at the last
term IA Daniel Rush. an aged and
uh ,,, s,ssnected citizen OF this county
hlsn{ ,,isd six miles east OF here yes
was s,y With Masonic honors'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

At ST Louis today y. i. Carver of
p.ris. Texas, marketed q load OF 1880
pound steers at SO per 100 pounds
which. considering freight ana shrink
age. Is equal to 1920 at Chicago, and
FOR the weight is the highest price or
the year. Other good steers. 1910 TO
lf2i pounds. sold at s4.20 to sf.35, and
SSl to 99s-pound averages sold at S4.VO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

First race, selling, fifteon-sixtecnthr
OF a mllo--Oxford won, Chimes second.
Onkview third. Time. 1881.
Second race, three-cighths OF a mile,
yaar-ol1s--Loyatta first, Inspector
Hunt second, Loasman third. Time,
:37 1-2.
Third race. threo-fourthB OF a mile,
Beiling-Ed Connolly won, Anna X,
second. Artless third. Time, 1l7.
Fourth race, aevan-elghths OF a mile
st. patriclt's hnndlcap--Nero won
Prince Imperial second. Longbrook
third. Time. i:2s 3-i.
Fifth raoc, elcyeD-aixteenths OF .
mile, seillng-Verdi won. Colonel Al
more second, Johnny McIIale third
Time. 1903 "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

DcniFaE. Tex, March Is.-Underlaker
Lindsay mas in his possession a CENTER
table he made fifteen years ago. The
table Is composed OF 1000 pieces Of
wood, 1915 OF which are OF different
variety. lie has pieces from Italy and
many different states OF America.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19
- wERE MARRIED.

nsnton, rex. March is;--The criminal ina,
,,dc,,et was taken up IN ,he , olsui 70,
o oo,,St here today and young ma, man ny
t tSs name OF Charles o Neat was H as
raigned o. freed 10 marry the young
however. Mary Rlney, and the cere-
LADY. M Us performed by his honor
49, Botorff.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

Rome, March 1S.-A conslstory was
held here today and the pope precon-
clsed slxty-nve archbishops and blsh-
ops, including the archbishop OF st.
Boniface, Canada and the bishop of ST.
Johns. The creation of new cardinals
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

Washington, March 1s.--chief Justice
Fuller today delivered nm opinion dis
missing the bill In equity brought by
the state Of California Va. the Southern
Pacific Railroad company involving tie
ownership OF the Oakland water front
for want Of oriElnal lnriadletlon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

will be succeeded by Count Herbert
Bismarck.
Gen. Won Werder according TO a dis
patch from Berlin on January 2, was
reported to have been absent from the
gathering of German officers at the
Berlin arsenal on January when as
usual on New Years day they were
addressed by Emperor William and 1t
was stated that the general had tend
cred his resignation to the emperor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

,',.r,on. March ls.--Todaya
wsshnt Of The condition Of the treas
s,S, c saSSS sod reserve, 'sO'ssss0''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

HERBERT TO SUCCEED HIM.
Berlin, March 1s,-Gen. Won Werder,
German ambassador to Russia, has
been recalled. 1t is reported that he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

New York. March 1s.--colonei 81. V.
n Edgeriy. president Of the Nassaehu-
sotts Mutual Life insurance, died at
the Netherlands hotel today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

sr the purity nor superiority of
Ices Cream Baking has ever
uestloned-the ideal baking
Of the Nineteenth century.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19
City Chemist, St. Louis:

was postponed until the next consis-
tory. which will probably be held In
the autumn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

~ ~ l. T.. March ls.-The Irish
az out in full force today. A
wearing the green celebrated
Jay. The procession form
'0Vt Of Main street. Hon. Rob
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

weather Forecast.
washington, March 1s.-icnsterp
Texas, local showers ana soufhcri5
winds, cooler ia northwestern por-
tion TucHday evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

'pinka has got one OF those talking
nRchinea."
"A phonographT
mo; wife. Life. =
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-07-12
OIL WAREHOUSE BURNS.
suburb of Chicago Shaken by a Series of
Explosions.

Buburb of Chicago hak by a Series of
Explosions.
CHICAGO, July 1O.-The suburb of
Harlem was shaken from limit to limit
by the explosion of hundreds of barrels
Of oil stored in the Standard Oil compa-
ny's big warehouse in that village.
Flames were discovered at IL o'clock in
the basement Of the building, and be.
fore the one-engine fire department
could get into action the fire had OBJ
tanned such a Roadway that it would
have been folly to attempt to save the
building, In less than 10 minutes the
first explosion took place, and then
came a fusilade, as if heavy artillery
was in action. The building was
blown to pieces and burning oil thrown
all over the adjoining land. Several
h~undred!Seet away was a tank in which
were stored thousands Of gallons of oil,
and the department., reinforced from
the city, succeeded in saving it.. The
Loss will be over $50, 900.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-07-12
NOT IN GOOD FORM,
Coach Courtney Says Five of the Cornell
Crew Are Sick.

Coach Courtney Says Five of the Cornell
Crew Are Sick.
LONDON, July S.-A representative
of the Associated Press had an inter.
view at Henly with Charles E. Court
ney, the coach Of the Cornell crew.
He said:
1--WE may as well tell you the truth.
Five of the men are sick, and I am dis
couraged. During the past few days,
all our prospects seem to vanish. The
boys are troubled with pains in their
limbs and drowsiness, and the food
they partake of does not seem to nour-
ish them.
II attribute the trouble to the sud-
den changes of weather, and if I must
admit it, I have had a touch Of ma
laria. Nobody ever worked harder
than myself to insure success, but fate
seems against us.
Made Fair Time.
The Cornell crew started practice at
10 o'clock. They looked discouraged
and were not nearly in as good form as
they were 10 days ago. But in spite of
this the men made an excellent show
ing, pulling over the course in 7 minis.
rs 1-5 secs. After this spin Courtney
said to the correspondent of the Asso-
ciated Press:
"We did well enough in the morn
ing, but three of the men were COM
pletely done up at the end of the first
half mile, and the other five pulled the
boat. I ask nothing more than the
boys were all all right as they were 10
days ago. Then we should be able to
say to our friends in America that we
are sure winners"
The impression prevails among the
expert oarsmen that the Cornell crew
have been overtrained.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-07-12
THE
Weekly Crop-Bulletin Report For
Week Ending, Monday,
July 9Th.

The first four days of the past week
were much warmer than had been expe.
rienced for some time, but still the
average temperature was but slightly
above the average for that time of year.
This hot weather was accompanied by
high southerly winds, which continued
until Thursday night, when heavy
showers fell in all parts of the state, and
have been frequent since with much
cooler weather.
The few warm days made a wonderful
improvement in corn and garden truck,
and is not thought to have damaged
grain to any extent, although damage is
reported from some sections.
More heavy hailstorms are reported
from Ransom county, destroying crops.
Many of the h%ailstones are said to have
been six inches in circumference, and
fell with great force. Hail is also re-.
ported from scattered parts, but has
caused no damage except as noted above.
1t is probable that what damage has
been done crops has been confined to
small, scattered localities, and that the
grain is 0 in as good condition as
could be wished for. Corn and potatoes
are pushing forward rapidly, while pros
poets for hay in the western part of the
state are very bright.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-07-12
TOLD OF HIS CRIME.

Pseudo Nels Carlson Breaks Down and
COnfesses.
PIERRE, S. D., July l0.-E. W.
Davis, who gives his home as Yelling
ton, Ills, and who is under arrest for
the murder Of Nels Carlson, a Wyom-
ing horseman, after being in the sweat
box all night and telling many conflict
ing stories, has finally admitted the
killing, and stated where he had bur
led the body. Carlson's home is near
Marquette, Wy, and he has been maxi
ing annual trips through this section
of the country selling horses. A party
has gone out to secure the remains,
and intended to take Davis along, but
did not do SO for fear of q lYnching.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-07-12
Trying to Arrange Fusion,

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 8.-A call
has been issued by Chairman Adams of
the Peoples party for a meeting in Bir-
mingham, July "A. While the purpose
of the meeting is not given, it is under.
stood the plan is to arrange for a ..n-
sion with the Republicans and the
opening. of the approaching spring
campaign. A platform ignoring the
money question, it is said, will be pre-.
pared and only state issues will be con-
.sidered.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-07-12
A KANSAS CYCLONE
Five People Killed in a Storm
at Baxter Springs,
Kansas.
TWO OTHERS FATALLY HURT
Six Drowned by the Wreck of
a River Packet Near
Memphis.

KANSAS CITY, July 8.-A special from
Baxter Springs, Kan, says: A cyclone
which struck Baxter Springs killed five
people outright and two others were
injured and are not expected to live.
A dozen people were seriously injured,
Cooper & Hodgkin's dry goods store
was destroyed, the Methodist, Chris
tian and Colored Methodist churches
were blown down and a dozen resi-
dences and as many barns were totally
wrecked. Those killed outright are:
L.. Hibbs, a Mrs. Webster and her
mother and daughter, James Neal.
The injuries Of the mother of James
Neal and A. H.. Haubuck will probably
prove fatal. All wires are down and
another storm is coming.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-07-12
THE CASE,


General Belief That 1t Will &c Over to
the October Term. ?
ST. PAUL, July S.-Nobody about the
capitol believes that Harry Hayward
will be hanged until after the com.
mencement Of the October term OF
the supreme court. The present stay
expires about July II, but it is the
general belief that at that time some
Il of the supreme court judges will
grant farther stay until the case can
be heard in October. The judges might,
when the present stay expires, meet
and decide hat there is no merit in
the appeal, but it is hardly likely that
they will do so.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-07-12
CORNELL'S
1nglishmen Evidently Think Ithaca's
Grew Arc Not in 1t.

Gnglfshmen Evidently Think Ithaca's
Grew Arc Not in 1t.
LONDON, July 8~.-Reviewing the
prospects of the Cornell crew at the
coming regatta at Henly, Mr.. w. B.
Woodgate, the expert English oars.
man, who has carefully watched the
progress made by all the crews which
will compete in the race for the grand
challenge cup, predicts that the LIE.
ander and New college crews will be
first and second. Ii Mr.. Woodgate also
expresses the opinion that the Cornell
crew will not be able to hold out after
passing Fawley court, against the
longer reach and swing of the English
crews.
The Pail Mall Gazette, commenting
on the same subject, thinks that the
Cornell men have been doing the re-
verse of improvement during the past
week, and adds: 1T has been discov-
cred that staleness is O thing to be
guarded against. as much as insufficient
preparation"
An Unknown Quantity.
Mr.. D. H. Mclean, an old oarsman
Of Elton and Oxford experience, and
who has been present at the Henly re-
gattas for 20 years past, thinks that the
Cornell men are undoubtedly a very
fine crew, and the best the United
States could produce, as they have car.
ried everything before them in Amer
lea. He adds:
''They are simply an unknown guam
tity in the competition for the Grand
Challenge cup, and if they win we
must reconsider u most cherished
ideas of rowing"
Mr.. Mclean also expressed the opin-
iont that the Canadians with the crew
Of the Argonaut Rowing club of To-
ronto, have a beautiful crew with
which to compete for the Stewards
challenge cup, for tours. He says they
are as speedy a lot of men as any he
has seen.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-07-12
Upsets the Politicians.

MONTREAL, July 10.-French con-
sentative politicians in this city are so
upset by the turn Of affairs at Ottawa
and the rumored resignation of three
OF their ministers, that they will not
express themselves on the situation.
They are a%nxiously awaiting news
from the capital.