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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
A TERRIFIC CRASH.
AN EXPLOSION OF FIRE DAMP
CAUSED THE DISASTER.
Heart Rending scenes ut the mouth
OF tho Drift During the Work
OF Rescue.

Nashville. Tenn, Dec. PA special
10 the American from Chattanooga
says:
Iwenty-four miners lost their lives
today in the Nelson, entry NO. w. near
Dayton, Tenn, by an explosion OF hre
damn, The explosion was Succeeueu
by a terrific crash which Indicated tlu'
tine roof OF the passage through "hich
they had ventured had Ialleh IN NJ
avenue of escape was lett anu tueIe
is no possibility that any Oh the MT"
Will be found alive. -, t.,
Guiding several boys, entered the mine
10 20 10 work At o'clock THIS morn
ing hut nothing of the awful catas-
trophe was known until II CLOCK WIN
the drivers in entry No. 10 found their
way blockaded by a solid wall OF cou'
and slate. The Ne.son has peen worh.
ed for twelve years or more, anu tne
entry where the untorlundt. nt ,,,o
are entombed ran back more thdn wv
n,iIea from the mouth OF the NINE
Rescuing parties have been WORKING
ali day like grim death trying 10 TeaSh
them. but II is probable thht the!
vii he several days forcing an open
,ns, through the wall OF fallen roof
~. w.lcn must be made saie US 'nsy
proceed. The foul air quickly
hausts the workers, who are reviewer
bv fresh hands. The work WIN con cor
1,nt1- gay ana night until all the pou-
les the recovered. NO.
mo drilt mouth hundreds OF wo,
wan and children soon gathered anu
me nIeture OF their grief and despair
IL hsartrending. Mothers. wrlngins
tSeir hands. weeping daughters and ut
the children, sweethearts ana gay
hairea grand parents all In the great,
ast distress. for they have been loiu
! there is no hope. Is spectators ifon'
rha nine is ventilated by air sha r's
- 4ns so that the caving In OF the
al w,,i antrv srt on essane ~ .es,N w,
certain to those who breathed the f0u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
PEACE is IN SIGHT.
trolley strike Appears 10 BIO Draw
inn TO a Close.

philadelphia, Dec. 20,-Thc trolley
ptrlke " in all probability on. Late
tonight Mayor Warwick suceoeded "
inducing proposition to be made
looking to an ainicable settlement OF
the troubles. The proposition comes
from the Union Traction company "a
the strikers and In that II the men
will come back to work and peace -
restored the management VIII cordini.
ly receive q committee from tho ranks
OF their employees. and VIII hear their
complaints and remedy tho same with
In the range OF fairness.
Tho proposition was given by me
mayor 10 rev. DIR. Baker and MT. 0rlf-
nth and II WAS authorized 10 be made
by the Traction management
Tho strike leaders have tciegraphed
TO Eugene v. Dcbs. president OF tho
American Railway Union, anu Ionn
Mcbride, ex-president OF the Federaiion
OF Labor. asking them TO come TO THIS
city Immediately.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
ryIer Crimiu.i AppssIs.

Tyler, Tex. Dec. 70. ---(speciai.)-The
the criminal court OF appeals: Tom
Cook, from Harris: Lee Anderson. from
Harris: George Crawford, from Harris;
Gabn Brazos. from Harris: Alex. Tay-
ior, from Harris; Alex Ruiledge. from
Harris, J. II. Fect. from Travis;
Walker. from Walker; w. u. Hender-
son. from Harris; r. y. Harmon, from
Brazos; II. M. Morris. from lamar,
Motions for rehcarins were uverruled
in Mumford. from Gaivcutont II. 10.
buchanan from Harrik: y. G. Vernon.
from Parker; W. Beck Kidweli from
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
Ti,n nays PROGRAM.
win Endcevor to Reconsider the
Adjournment Resolution.

Washington. Dec. so.---In the "enate
nm effort will be made tomorrow TO
secure the reconsideration of the hor-
day adjournment resolution and the
house Will proceed TO business M II no
adjournment resolution had been intro
duced.
The speaker viii appoint his ocm-
mitteea and II appears most probable
that II the senate falls to reconsider the
adjournment resolution and rcnds It to
the house that body will decline to ac-
cepi the senate amendments and leave
the whole question suspended between
the two bodies for the time 'eing.
This Ia tho general result OF n con-
ference nmong some OF the leading rep.
rescntatives held with speaker Heed
tonight.
There IL some doubt ms TO now III,
senate silver Republicans may act ON
tho reconsideration. but II they cooper.
ate II IN believed such motion WIZ
CaTry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
PRINCE OF LIARS.
,,nr..,,op Growing That such Was
Hurry Hayward.

Minneapolis, Dec. 2o.--The impression
is growing that Eany haywa,rdi, w his
the prince OF liars an1 na ,s deaih
IN mae az remarkable ante-mortem state .ns,
m n.' Not on:y is there evidence th 1l !
he told many sensational tales aa, SIMPLY ,.pl,,.
III ana 10 give his cousin Goodseil
i n GOOD ttins'' but II now transpires
that a. least three persons o,s e n Iie.
lied .-e statement as A. pas ss,bsr said
,bot Harry told his parents before si,s
t ,ha execution not to worry about "
what vi, he soId, IT was a a.. u dsnan %
- ns,tIon He said he had told
~, ,Ss,-, send Ard rem only The wNolH, ir,th !;
.rhe people want Hes" he SAID anu
vii give them Hes ,.,,.a,,o, IN
= The dem3nd for the puDlicaton IN
,ahict form Is enormous. and To-
9bsv.s edition OF ie5 900 copies has al
ready been exhausted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
cnAnrEas onAxrnp.
Various Institutions Incorporate to
do nuxincss.

Austin. Tex. Dec. co.--(spccini.)- -
Chartered today: The Rowictt Creek
cemivsery OF Mckinney: capital stock,
1920; directors, C. NJ. Christie. II. W.
feager, siias Harrington. James Hern-
don, Abe smith, n. Nj. Boone and j.
c. Moore.
The Cherokee County Fair associa-
ton OF Rusk; capital tsocls. $1,000. In
corporators. \. j., Fnirris. Alto; j. IL.
Bailey and W. Il. Bolton OF Jackson
Vile; j. IL. Dagloy, j. 10, Reagan and
John Il. Virgins OF Rusk. Fred Will
hams OF Mount Seiman; w. r.. Tenni-
non OF Lone Star. and Rial Smith OF
Griffin. D
Tho Gcrmania Agricultural society
nj ilncy, OF Austin county. for tho
purpose OF the announcement OF agri-
culture ana horticulture. for the main
tenancc OF public fairs. exhibitions OF
stock and farm products. and for the
erection OF buildings and placing 9TH
er improvements on three acres OF
land three miles from Bollvllle. In Aus
tin county; capital stock. $4,000. incor-
porators. G. Schnunhnmmer, Fritz
Kruger and ID. willrodt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
|lHREE ARRESTED.
FEY ARE CHARGED WITH FOR
eEnY AT VARIOUS PLACES.
nsy Have swindIed banks to the
Eztsat of About twenty-five
Thousand Dollars.

higgins, Tex. Dec. 2o,-tspeclal)-
|Ssws has reached our sheriff OF the
Nrest at Pueblo. Colo, of three par
49, one James Long. one Perry Weav-
aho another whose name Is I'M
rown, for passing fraudulent checks
rarous banks. including the banks
'nis place. at Canadian. Tex. and
o. points In Oklahoma. Their
H IN this line has been to the ex-
o. about twenty-five thousand dol
~, weaver Ia from this county. Long
nmery from Kansas, and later from
~ creek, o. T. They will doubtless
kued iirst at Canadian, and several
49, VIII want them, but will want
10y worse. II IA singular that the
,apracy succeeded so we'll. Trini-
-, Colo., was also a loser.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
A FARMER SHOOTS HIS WIFE AND
THEN HIMSELF.
They Were About to Separate and
QuarreIcd over Division of
Their Children.

Little Reck, Ark. Dec. ga double
tragedy was enacted near Benton, Sa-
line county. Ark. last night A farm
err named Smith. white, about forty
years OF age, and wife had decided to
separate. They had Ave or six child
rem. and last night when they wero
to divide their offspring they quafrell-
ed. The quarrel resulted In Smith
butchering his wife. When ne thought
that she was dead he shot himself In
the head with pistol, dying instantly.
Mrs. Smith cannot recover
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
Will MAKE NO CHANGE.
numop Regarding Bn,nrd's with
drawnI Is unfounded.

Washington. Dec. 20,-Reports were
current here yesterday due largely to
the excited state OF public feeling on
the Venezuelan question and to the at
tack on him In the house OF representa-.
lives by MIR. Barrett and others, thnt
the rc-onli OF Mr. Bayard was immln-
ent. Private Secretary Thurber when
asked about them mnde an absolute
denial Of their accuracy adding TINT
the ambaHsndor's recall was not con-
templated. AZ the British embassy the
belief was expressed that the rumorn
were untrue II IL not believed here
that the president would mako any
change In our embassy TO Great Brit
ain. for It would be apt TO aggravate
tho present situation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
HELD suomr SESSION.
waiting for the senate do Adjourn
For Holidays.

Washington. Dec. 20.--Thc session Of
the house was purely u perfunctory
nffair. The speaker was ready 10 an
nounce the committees and the house
was ready TO adjourn for the holiday
recess. but the fact that the senate had
not yet acted on the bill for tho np-
pointment OF the Venezuelan commits
sion forced the house. after waiting an
hour and n half on the action Of the
senate. to adjourn until tomorrow,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
onEENnAcIes ARE SCARCE.
Hard to Get Enough to Draw Ont
Gold.

New York, Dec. 20. The Evening
Post says: A curious fact was dsvei-
oped today In connection with the with
drawal from the treasury OF gold for
shipment tomorrow. In consequence
OF the tightness OF the money market.
gold shippers were unable 10 get
enough greenbacks, United Stntes legal
tender notes, with which to draw the
gold out OF the treasury. But for this
much larger quantity OF gold would
be shipped tomorrow.
Warrington, Dec. 2o.--The Ioss OF .3.-
l00,00 In gold today for export leaves
tho gold reserve at tes.2fs.6so.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
munprnnD ny MS NEpurw.
An Alabama Postmaster Murdered
while Mt work.

Naahville, Tenn. Dec. "a u.
Payne. postmaster at Longvisw. Ala,
was murdered this morning by JnFper
Nabers. his nephew Nabefs is mere
lad, and became infatuated with loose
women. and when Payne demonstrated
with him borrowed q gun. came to tho
postofice and shot Payne WINE he wss
at work II caught hs will be lynahed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
PROSPEROUS FLOYD COUNTY.
= orops Have yielded weii-A
Holiday Revival.

ss,Oe,kney, Tex, Dec. 20. -(special)-
hra,, last few DAYS there has heen
weather here, and maize
~ ~, Is IN fuli way. which Is turn
stod ~, very We'll and there win be q
|lss. surplus OF grain in this county.
biz ~ 70 maize has proven a rucceFs
,n as TO Yield and feeding qualities.
I,mers have turned their attention 10
|kshasirg. and for the first time in
"'s'ory OF Floyd county there VIII
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
hack AT AUSTIN.
~ sovernor Returns From Jefrer-
son Broken Down.

austin, Tex. Dec. 2o.-(special)-
ifo, s'uor Culberson today returned
Skvs, JEFFERSON, He Is broken down
|pma and consequently did not
H. 70 tho office.
ben Brock Robertson OF Dallas is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
SENT TO THE SENATE
Presidential Nominations for Fest
masters aud Indian Agents.

washington, Dec. 2o.--'rhe prcnident
today sent tho following nominations
to tho bennte.
Poatinastors--Arisa James L..
white, Hope; Indian Territory, David
A. Frazier. vinitn. Texas, John O..
Anderson. 1ockhart.
Indian agcnt--Georgc II. Newman OF
Tennessee, TO be agent for the Indians
ct colvillc agency. In Washington
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
WILL REMOVE AMERICAN CITIZENS
From the Affected Asia Minor DE-
tricts-Instructions ssst.

Chicago. Doc. 20.--A special to the
Times Herald from Washington says'
In accordance with the advices from
Minister Terrell the administration has
decided TO remove tho American odti-
zens from the affected district In AsiA
Minor Instructions were sont to thAs
effect to Rear Admiral Selfridge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
onIrrLp onEEIs oa DUST.
The cold Hunting Fever Has struck
Manhattan Island.

New York, Dec. 2o.-In ten days 800
men have left New York for Cripple
creek and the mining regions Every
one OF them expects 10 make a couple
fever has really struck New York. In
front or ticket agency on Broadway
10 this sign:
"Cut rate to the gold mines. Great
excitement at Cripple Creek
All the ticket agepcies offss cut rAtss'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21

Boston, Dec. 2o.--The New England
Free Trade union held the s,ost re-
markabie banquet In Its history 4 day
Resolutions were adopted deplorinH
Mr. cieveland's meHsage dealing wits
the venezuelan question and Ambao-
sador Bayard's remarks IN fayak ~
peace were hsAsitg ia4orpe1~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
Ram IN MISSOURI.
sis.issippi River Rises sirteea Feet
The Katy suffers.

81. Louis, Mo-. Dec. 2O.-Thn unpre-
cedented rain fall OF the past three
in the Mississippi river. Forty fami-
lies In the iowlanfs. near Allen. have
been forced 20 Zee TO higher grounds.
Much damage 10 railroad and farm
property Ia reported from Missouri.
brt no lives have been lost.
The Missouri Kansna and Texas has
suffered considerably by washouts and
the loss OF bridges
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21

be more pork killed this winter than
VIII be necessary for home consump-
The Christian denomination will hold
a protracted meeting at the Lookney
Christian college during the Christmas
holidays.
The school here is progressing ia,reiy.
with an enrolment Of about 'enty
pupils. O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21

Seventeen agencies report total Of
S6i men sent TO Colorado Springs and
Pueblo. One agent said;
That 10 not one-quartcr OF those who
went to 20, Most men who come in
hero want TO get through for Less than
s2s Those who have gone are nearly
NIL younE men OF education. Some have
couple OF hundred dollars In their
pockets and rainbows In their minis.''
Another agent said he had sent a
large party OF South Americans. who
had come directly from Brazil and who
could hardly spend the time to buy
tickets, they were In such hurry 10
pick up Colorado gold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
a rATAL coLLIsIoN.
III. Engine Dead snd the rissns.
VIII Die.

Malone, Dec. 2o.--An accident ~
CURED on the st. Lawrence r~ti~sAd
hero this morning between th> eDrtn
bound express and south and
freight. The engineer OF the express
train was killed and both nremsn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
rnnorcn ENcLIsm EWES.


London, Dec. 20. --Baron Rothschiid.
discussing the venezuelan AFFAIR. said
today;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
PANIC IN STOCK MARKET
sp.cssItes Receive Most Attention.
Electric Traction Suffered.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec. 70 THE hesi-
tatlon OF the last two days IN the stock
market eliminated today In . panic
The specinIties received most attention
and Electric Traction suffered . FUR
ther drop. m did stocks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
Dn. CLEMENTS EsrATEM> ,
The Completed Inventory showk'
Good, Round Sum.

Paris. Tex, Dec 2o.--(special)-An
inventory OF the estate Of the late DR..
$. Il. Clement president OF the Paris
Exchange bank. was completed today.
The property. aside from the home
stead, aggregated In value SIT .9l2. 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13
A Bl,ILLIANr WEDDING

On liftnrnth Street Sestorluy-3iisy
Stollc Bocumos Mrs. Grow.
Yesterday morning at tho homo Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Adams, on
Fifteenth streos, very pretty wedding
took place. the contracting parties DO.
ing Miss Eliza II. SteiIc, tho beautiful
daughter Of Mr.. William II. Stellc, and
niece OF Mr.. Adams, and Mr.. Frank L.
Crow, well known bu4incss man of
Pittsburgh. Tho parlora werc beauti-
fully decorated with flowers, laurels and
i0rns, making singularly attractive et-
feet. Miss Bessie Kyle played tho
Lohongrin march ~ tho bridal party
entered tho parIor, attended by Mr..
Earl D. Adams and Miss Nellie Stelle.
cousin and sister OF tho bride.
Rcv. DR.. A. B. Rikar performed tho
impressive Methodist marriage service,
assisted by Rev. J. Eagle, and il was
followed by an informal reception, dur
ing which congratulations aud good
wishes werG showGrcd on Mr.. and Mrs.
Crew. A wedding breakfast was then
served, and n: 1915 tho newly wodded
pair loft on wedding journey, thoir
objective point bOIng san Francisco,
whence they will sail for Japan, whore
they will mako their rcsideuce ior some
time. Mr.. Grew 10 member Of m i'm.
porting Arm in Pittsburgh, dealing in
oriental goods, and will 1.-Two abroad "a
buyer for tho house. He and his bride
have tho hearticst good wishes Of Nil
their friends in their long journey and
distant nome.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13
LITERARY CONTEST,


Tho Honoss EQnuiiy Divided Bctwcen tho
Pnrthrnons aud Colum bianS
Sptci1i Dso1aei 20 u. In:c1L7cncc-.
MoEGASTowY, ". Va. Juno l2.-Last
nigh. was tho occasion OF the annual
contest OF the literary societies, which
never falls TO bring crowd OF old stu.
deats. who have in days gone by fought
in the ranks. The contest this year was
perhaps the hardcs: fought in the i.il.
tory OF the societies. Tho halls and gn!.
le.ios were packed with sursing mass
long before o'clock. Tho music was
excellent and was furnished By Guea.
theirs orchestra. Messrs. G. 3. Hart,
George +. Evans and ". +. Raymond
were selected q, judges. which on this
occaaiOn Hai delicate task. because
the performers wero so evenly matched
that nobody felt over confident who
would win until the final decision was
announced.
Tho parihcnon performers were Harry
Shaw. deClaImer; W. J. Bruacr; o.
sayis:; ". Q. Parsons, orator. and VI. L.
German, debatcr Tho Columbian's
representatives were G. J. Poe. dc.
claimer; 7. ". ilnught. essayis,; ". l..
Baker, orator, and ". B. Courtright, do.
batter. Each performer met ioc,nan
worthy OF his steel. aud tho perform
ance4 were almos. perfect. After duo
dcIibera,ion tho iudGc,save tho decision
in favor OF Mr. German and Mr.. Shaw.
for the Par,honon, and Mr.. Baker and
Mr. IlaugLit, ior tho Columb ians, which
equally divides tho 500 between tho
two societies. Mr.. Charles Burdctt
IIar: announced tho decisions OF the
Judges, which no prciaced with one OF
Ills usual iclicitous speeches. 1ie pro-
nounceI tho efforts o. each ncriormcr
as being far above what is usually heard
in contest. Tho decisions were we'll
received, and tho members OF each So
cie.y OK pressed themselves as satisfied
with the result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13
JOHNSON RIDES HIS FIRST

Race rs ProfesSionn! ut National Circuit
Rae" Airoi at Syracusc-suvorai EUcurls
Brokcn.
SYRACUSE, n. y, Juno l2.-Kirk Parl,
was in tho best possible condition for
racing this afternoon, and the throngs
o! crack riLori that are in attendance at
two days national circuit noet OF the
Syracuse Athloiic Association hero to
tako advantage o. tho iac. 20 reduce the
two world's and ono state record. AL Of
tho n:!nciga! cvonts wcrc paced by
tandems.
In the final hcl. OF tho one milo open
Clnss \. Shaw, ot Boston, made tho cir
cui. IN 1853 80. This is also worlds
record. Tho Class i mon mNlr thoir
records III the iinal heat OF tho milo
open. CoultGr won, beating out Heis.
lcr. Dirnbcr.cr aud tho two J0hnsons
in 2:0S 2.J. This is tho fastest milo over
made In competition in this stasc. Dirn.
berger was to have ridden an exhibition
mills. but owing 20 fail i'll his noat in
the halt milo open tho trial WAS post.
ponod until Tomorrow.
johnny" Johnson rudc his frat race
as II professional, trying for tho halt
mile state record. Albert SChocA. II pro.
fo,sionGI, attempted to pace him. but
was left nt tho first quarter and john
son rods OH unpNcod, making tho circuit
in l:0il,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13
LAW SCHOOL ALUMNI

Eject IN 0rEauizarion-Coniom Prof
Broaks Dstraciors.
Spetici Drpo'ch % the lH'sligencn.
MoRGAyruwS, juno l2.-Tho law
alumni met ;O.day and effected n per.
manent organization by electinr Mr..
W. u. Cornwell as president; Mr. G. W.
May. OF Lincoln county. vice president;
Mr.. J. Z, Galio'd, OF Weston, secretary,
and l. &. Lazelc, treasurer. Mr.. Corn
we'll who was she primo mover in organ
izine the association delivered short
speech in prai.e OF tho law school OF the
university und ho predicted n moro
brilliant record for its future than it
has enjoyed in tho pns..
\ committee was appointed 10 draft
resolutions TO be submitted to the re-
gents condcnning in strong terms the
movement which has been on foot to
romove Prof. Brook from the chair he
occupies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13
NEWS IN BRIEF.

George Dn Mnurior, author OF "Tril.
bv." h as finished n now novel.
Reports to tho Detroit News indicate
that wool prices in Michigan hnvo fallen
so per cent "a compared with 1882.
Tho town o; Geneva. Indiana. has
been almost entirely been destroyed By
Arc. Loss 100000, with $4,000 inrur-
aucc.
Eugene V. Dcbs. president OF tho
American Railway Union. turned up
Yesterday and was taken to prison to
soryo out his sentence.
Governor Mckinley will not be at tho
Rypunlicnn lcaguo convention, at Clcvc.
land, rs he has promised 10 talIt to tho
Knnsas ChautaIqua on rho Enmc day,
and will keep that appointment.
At tho mantin. Of the whi;o granite
and HNIni.porcclasn wnro manufacturers
ut Pittsburgh yesterday thoy de-
cidel to send salesman on
tho road mud soil direct to
retailers, "a tho jobboru have becn snb-
Htitr,ine English wares to the delti-
mont OF tho American product