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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-13

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seripion. previous TO confinement aud
two weeks sinoe my confinement aud am
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ever did IN SIX weeks before.
NpuYg truly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-13

HEAL ESTATE LOANS og ininroyet ptnp.
erty In North Central To,hs, Vendors lien
notes purchased and extended. Farms for
sale with small cash payment. Eaay terms.
Board Of Trade Building, Fort Worth.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
Dr. watt,s Last orusade.

Scott n. E. Church was filed TO over
flowing. Rev. Dr. Watt WAS not so
sensational as IN previous sermons, and
his most startling announcement per.
haps was that this would be the last of
his pulpit crusEdes. He explsined that
his primal object was to arouse public
opinion and be thought he had sue
ceeded. Referring to the criticism he
said that he never indulged ia crlticizlng
any man because be wasn't doing God 8
work after the plan he would do
it He said that the papers had
criticized him freely, one OF them es-
pecially adversely, and he added that
hereafter his church notice would not be
published in its columns Inssmuch as
these notices are given place in the
papers without charge and os a
combined matter of courtesy to the
ministers and guide to the church
goers the decision Of the reverend doctor
lacks considerable weight
be said be had received threatening
letters, but wasn't afraid of being
assaulted. He promised that the evidence
collected would now be used. aud tnat
nothing would os held back he paid his
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
"OLD GLORY" UNFUBLRD.

The STARS and stripesr Raised by the In
mates OF Ferris Industrial school win
Impressive Ceremonies
All the inmates of the Ferris Industrial
School wore smiles on their faces gatur.
day afternoon last Happiness reiened
supreme. aud the whole school was ia a
ferment Of delight The raising of the
flag presented by Colonel R NJ Fiovd
made the day notable one in the history
of that institution.
About 30 the meeting Was called to
order by Alfred Gawthrop. Of the execu-
tive committee He introduced g w
Weldin, who opened the proceedings
with prayer Rev. Dr. Merritt Hulburd
d d made an eloquent address on the
stars and stripes and the vietor ss
achieved under them. He told the
stories OF Horace Greeley. Alexander II
Stephens and Abraham Lincoln. an OF
whom he referred to az typical American
boys, and citlzsns for the American boy
Of this age to follow The az, he said
stood FOR Gods country and the grandsst
nation on the earth--a nation that stands
BY right on the forefront OF human pray
ers because or it's respect for God and the
people.
Upon the conclusion Of DR.. Hubbard s
address Alfred Gswthrop gave q brief
history Of the school and It's work ard
then directed that the ceremonies pro-
csed.
The boys Of the school marched from
the north side of the Lawn To the Gag
pole, forming square with the band ili
the csntrs Then the work Of raisinR
the Gag began. When sold Glory
reached the top Of the flag staff, the sun,
which had been hidden Ia bank OF
clouds, burst through It's covering ard
lighted the whole scene into one 81 rare
briillance and beauty, as luHty cheers
went up from ths crowds present as the
banner Of freedom and independence was
uniurled TO tho skies. The band played
the Star SpanEled Banner" aud the
ceremonies ended
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
a STRANGE FATALITY.
A Young Philadelphia man Died as Hi
Father Did and IN the Same Place.

A Young Philadelphia Man Died as His
Father Did and In the same Place.
MEDIA, July john Hines, young
Philadeiphian living at Chester Heights
for the summer. was killed on the rail-
road about / O'Clock yesterday morning,
not far from the place where hia father,
Lewis S Hines, met terrible death
in the same way nearly two years ago
Harry Landy, residing near Chester
Heights Station. who was with young
Hines yesterday morning. was caught by
the Same train and fatally injured He
fingered until o o'clock last evening,
when he died
The accident happened at a small
bridge on ths railroad between Wawa
and Chester Heights lt is supposed
that the young men sat down here on
the track and fell asleep The engineer
of the 'owl train saw them when about
100 feet away.
When the train stopped both Hines
and Landy we're found under the engine
Two Of the wheels had passed over
Zines body. and be died soon after
being taken out Landy was under the
pilot and ia another second would have
been crushed to death by the wheels
&c was unconscious when taken out,
and was sent to the University Hos
pifal.
The home Of Hines is III Philadelphia,
near Nineteenth and Lombard streets
The family has had cottage at Chester
heights and spent the Summer there
annually since the camp ground was
established in 1872 The late Lewis S
Hines was treasurer and superintendent
Of Chester Heights for many years.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01

compliments to Clerk Adams Of the
Municipal Court. whom he charged with
divulging the name Of the honosman ia
the Howard case and refusing 20 give
those for the women arrested for selling
without license.
Ia justice to Clerk Adams it may be
said, however, that be refused the new
paper reporters all information in both
cases DR.. Watt also could not under.
stand why Chief DOlan should be clerk
OF the police commission.
Relative to the charges made against
Enrolling Clerk Parvis he said; Last
week the papers contained letter that
frightened some of the members Of my
church ! received q letter by the next
mail and replied to It. Just what I said
sou will probably never know Ireceived
another letter 1t said j am extremely
sorry that l houuced into print before
had heard your side Of the case. ! regret
having incurred your dlsfavor Next
week think you will see another letter
In the paper aud there will be nothing ia
It about sueing for SANDER. In Eve
weeks crusade / have onl7 uttered one
sentence | have had TO correct | am
surprised myself, for / am a hot headed
l.ishman
DR.. Watt, in speaking Of the sources
of information, said that they hkve y
thousand detectives right in this city
Some OF the SO called respectable citizens
were eriticising bis acts, and be warned
them If they didn't keep hands of they
might regret It, he paid u very high
compliment TO Judge Ball, aud spoke Of
him as one OF the best men IN Whining.
ton, an honest and upright iurist. He
ended by saying that be should make no
further crusade from his pulpit, but
that be would deliver a series OF talks to
vounp men LATER on
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
Enrnfnrd nrenl,. ~ Rennr,l

The steamer Esrnford. Captain jamie.
son, has broken the Earn Line record
between Santiago, Cuba. and the
Delaware Break water. The Esrnford left
Santiago az Q 80 q. N. Sunday, Juue %.
and passed in Cspe Henlopen at 12 40 p
% Friday. the 2Sth Her time was 8
days, 2 hours aud 90 minutes. During
the whole run the engines worked
smoothly. Mrs Jameson, who iceom-
panied the captain on the round trip
from Philadelphia to st Thomas. and
thence TO Santiago, has returned 60 her
home ID Baltimore. Chief Engineer John
Il. Telford. OF the Eafnford, who shares
the honor Of making the record passage
for his eompany's ship, is on visit to
his family ia East Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
PLEA FOR TIE FRgE BATHS.

They Have Saved Ten Lives a Year Since
Established in This Clty-Boss Learn to
Swim.
George O. Raymond, who was so
influential Ia the infant struggles Of the
Wilmington Free Bath Association that
the first bath house was called the
Raymond bath, seemed much depressed
over the state OF apathy to which the
excellent society has settled, when seen
by an EyANING JOURNAL representative.
why sir, said Raymond, "it makes
my heart ache when l think of the
dangers to our little boys who must get
into the swim and are not ready to rest
at night until they have dipped in the
waters of the Bfandywine or Cnristiana.
They must get into the water, aud the
people Of Wilmington by providing no
sale place for them are now saying, If
they will, let them drown
~ ou doubtless know Of the little boy,
a bright lad, who was drowned Ia the
Brandywine fortnight ago, simply
because he got into deep water.
Before we established our free bath
system the average number Of drowned
boys IN one season here was ten. and
never less than eight went down, making
as many homes desolate forever.
bat since we built bath house. aud
until it was allowed to 90 to wreck. we
LOST no boys Not even one met with an
accident Bat hundreds were taught 20
BE- skiiiful swimmers. I tell you it's a
grand thing. free bath. house system.
Nov don't let this movement die out.
you newspaper fellows Ib comes under
the class Of good thing, shove Il along. "
Here Mr.. Raymond hurried away TO take
bath in his own tub st home.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
EELL-EHOWH CITIZEN DISAPPEARS.
Nobody Can Account for the Long Alb
senco Of Joseph Chambers, Resident
Of stanton.

Joseph Chambers. sgent OF the Della
ware Live Stock Insurance Company.
and a well-known resident Of stanton. Is
missing from his home at that place aud
his whereabouts Is unknown. be Is
said to have disappeared on Wednesday
evening. and even bis closest friends
have not the remoteat idea about his
absence
IL Is believed, however, that he left his
home while bis mind was temporarily
deranRed. He was an excessive drinker
and bis neighbora venture the opinion
that this Is the direct cause of hts strange
conduct Chambers has wife aud six
children who are distracted over his
sudden disappearance
Yesterday afternoon party cf men
dragged The creek for Mr.. Chambars's
body believing that he had bsen drowned
ia the waters Of the upper Christiana.
A relative of the stanton missing man
who resides Ia this city, said this morn
ing. Mr. Chambers has been actively
engaged in selling and putting in opera
tion farm machinery for the past
month. His family is uneasy on
account OF his health. having contracted
diseases while serving three years In the
late war, 1t at times affecting his head
while exposed TO the hot sun. Any in
formation ass o his whereabouts would
be thankfully received
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
80 lor EmeIent seryIee.

It has been the custom Of the 6rm Of
George w. Bush & Sons Co., to offsr five
prizes TO the teamsters in it's employ, for
the best care during the year OF the
teams, harness ETC., used. The inspection
occurs annually and to-d day was the dap
set The judges we're James NJ Jester.
Charles w. Horn and j. r. Worrall
The prizes we're awarded to Henry Rob-
inson, Samuel Harris. Charles Davis and
Martin MONTGOMERY.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
FarewelI ID seeretarr new.

One hundred members ATTENDED the
farewell reception TO H. S Dow, OF the
Young Mems Christ Association, on
Saturday night Mr. Dow will leave here
for New Englsnd, where his family is
spending the Summer months HE
successor has not yet been named.
Physical Director Jackson will take
charge Of the association until the
arrival OF Charles Goodman, who will be
secretary pro tenn.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
Tho wsek,s sIortuary record.

Registrar Colquhoun reports for the
week ending saturday, 81 deaths. "A
births and marriages. The causes OF
death were; Cholera infsntum, Il; con-
vulsions, 4 congestion OF brain, 2; CON
sumption, 2; inanition, 2; tuberculosis,
2; accidental drowning, apoplexy, cancer,
catarrh, diphtheria dysentery, eclamp
sia. heart disease, pneumonia, marssmus,
measles, scarlet fever and typhoid fever
and typhoid pneumonia, each.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

During the past month Chief D9lan re-
ports 81 arrests and Chief Engineer Walker
reports seven fires. none OF them serious. ,li>ai
West sunday school 10 cape May, Tuesday
Jnly Och. Chu Oh Day.
Miss Jennie Gridith Is seriously I'm with
typhoid fever at the Hotel Glinith, at Elev-
entn and Thatcher streets. she Is the
daughter Of George w. Grifiith
-6eneral Secretary r. S. Dow. OF the y
N. G. A., will sleAVe for the New England
States tomorrow morning and said lis last
farewell AZ Association Hall this morning.
Rev John A b. Wilson, whose clarion
notes ring out from the highteenIh Street N
h. Church. n. Y. IN frequent sensational ser
mons. dieCoursed on the Cuban situation and
developments last night.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
PRICE NAY Be REPRIEVED.

It is Expected That Governor brown
May Giant tile Condemned Murderer
an Extension OF Life.
BALTIMORE, July lit Is expected
that Governor Brown will to day grant
reprleve in the case Of Marshall E.
Price, the condemned murderer OF sallie
=. Dean.
The governor said last night that he
bad communicated through Attorney
General Poe with States Attorney Jump.
OF Caroline county, requesting copy Of
the oilicial record that an appeal had
been granted Ia the case. Mr.. Jump "a
expected to arrive In Baltimore to day
and will confer with the governor aud
the attorney general.
The carrying Of the case to the Court
Of Appeals on writ OF error would defer
the execution OF the sentences. if the
reprieve Is granted until the appeal can
be heard. The Court OF Appeals will not
meet again until October, and the Price
case will be amoug the fest heard By it.
Attorney General Poe is not favorably
impressed with the points made by
Prices counsel, and does not apprahend
any reversal Of the Judgment OF the
lower court. The ends of justice. he said
csn only be delayed, not defeated.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
METHODIST MINISTER'S IN SESSION

The WILMINGTON Association Holds Its
Regular weekly Meeting Nothing OF
Public Importance Done.
The Wilmington Methodist Ministers
Association held its regular monthly
meeting In Fletcher Hall this morning.
The meeting was called to order by Rsv
Dr. Howard but as he was called out
shortly after the opening Rev. John
France took the chair The devotional
services were conducted by Rev. J. r
Dill
Addresses were made by Rev. w. L
White, Of fredericksburg. Md aud Rav.
Mr. Sergeant, the latter describing his
trip 10 OHIO; also by Laymen Morris aud
Davis The ministers present gave
accounts OF their exchanges aud All took
part IA 4 discussion on Sunday deaecra
tiOn
Il WAS decided to adjourn until Sep
temDs- 1. ana during the interim have a
ministerial excursion, and Revs Drs
Hulburd and Terry we're named as a
committee Of arrangements.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
omeer nforan !. ! rlreman.

A slight fire was discovered about 10 90
o'clock this morning in the house No
1872 Church street, occupied by Annie
Sees. Officer Moran extipgusbed the
blaze, the origin OF which is unknown.
The damage was about SO
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
Prioe Went bitterly.

DErToN. Md, July Marshall B..
Price. who will suffer death next Friday
for the murder OF Sallie II Dean, unless
Governor Brown grants a respite has
lost much Of the nonchalance which has
characterized his entire imprisonment
siuce the court refused to grant him =
new trial. Recently he showed signs OF
an utter breakdown, and asked that 4
minister be sent for. Rev. y. H.
Webster, pastor Of the Methodist Eplsco
pal Church, promptly answered the
summons aud spent some time at the
jail The leg irons were put on the
prisoner yesterday morning, according to
law, and when the sheriff went TO the
cell to perform the duty, Price pnt out
his feet, saying "Here | am. MIR. Berry.
do what you want with me, and wept
bitterly
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
Port warden Warner in the Harnass

y 7. Warner. who was elected port
warden by TIE City Council at recent
meeting, went before Judge Ball Satur-
DAY afternoon and took his oath Of office.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01

conduct although she admits that she
was foolish. Size is an Intelligent girl
and the good pc Dple Of Stanton believe
that she Is now writing history Of her
escapade.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
nMAn ksrATN

nor SALE on EASY TERMS OR EX-
IT change for good city property. nice sum-
ner sidencc along the new Gordon Heights
Apply to ROBT. j. WlRr. 2l6 Jeffer o. st.
Two T-ROOMHOUsES,W WITH BATH
4 and front porch. Near Eighth street Park,
for rcnt at aie per month. HURLOCk BROS,
heysQth and Poplar streets.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
Those Fumes IN the Country

Residents In Mil Creek hundred. in
the neighbOrhood Of Marshallton, Green
bank and Brandywine Springs have had
within the past week, the pleasure Of
enjoying those onion coal oil fumes that
have given oxygen back seat Ia this
city The country people are about TO
consult the State Board OF Health.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
an nf .InIr ErcnrsInna.

Ia pursuance OF its usual policy, the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
viii sell round trip excursion tickets be-
tween al points on its lines east OF the
Ohio River at reduced rates Tickets
will be sold for all trains July Sd and 4th,
valid for return passage until July 5th,
inclusive.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
WIth plasier for the T.Iehlr-

The schooner Charles s. SpragHe, OF
Nova Scotia, with land plaster, entered
to-day She viii uuload at tie Iisbig
manufacturing works.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01

NOTICE Il. LEWIS CONFIDENTIAL,
~ LOAN OFFICE, HoOms 4 and 5, Exchange
Building, corner Seventh and Market streets,
ADVANCES MONEY ON Personal,
PROPERTY Of sl descriptions at low rates
% interest, buys and sells WATCHES,
DIAMONDS AND ALL KINDS or
1FWELRN.
Private consultation room Sttachsd. Opep
EFenipgs until O'Clock. Also furniture
dtored 81 lowest rates.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
The weather.

Ia the Middle States and New England to
day. fair, slightly warmer weather will prob
eoas s Mlosail. M p.glssts p.gss'ASn a. oy snoMsts on hnu
winds, mostly southerly and southeasterly
On Tuesday, in both Of these sections, fair,
with fresh southerly winds, and on W ednes-
day fair 70 partly cloudy sultry weather and
southerly winds.
New York Herald Weather Forecasts The
depression in the Northwest and the area of
high temperature west or the Mississippi
before reported, will probably move East.
High temperature Is likely TO prevail In the
great central valleys to-day and 10 extend
into this section 10 morrow.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
HIND00

iNDOo
NOW ON TOUR AROUND THE WORLD.
This Hindoo lady she tells your mothers
full name before marriage, the names of all
your family. their ages and description. name
and business of your present husband-name
OF your next II you are 20 have one; whether
your present sweetheart Will be true to you,
and If he viii marry. IT you have no sweet
heart she viii tell You whom you will have, his
name. business and d dste of acquaintance. II
you get one of her Hindoo charms you VIII
have luck. and everything yCu undertake viii
prosper with you. BE sure and get one OF her
Hindoo charms and have luck In this year. She
can take bad luck away from you In short
time and put goo luck in your homes instead.
Remember, she adyertises nothing hnt what
she can do, finds e lost ones and brings them
TO their homes. locates hidden treasures.
Young and Old, who gre ia trouble or heart
broken, call at No. 6ls King street, Fees soc,
81 o. 81 90 and $500
90 TO TIE WILMINGTON PHOTO
" Company's new gallery. Finest ia city,
Great reduction Ia prices. 4Jl56 Market
street, above Fourth.
I ADlESl Chichesters English PennyroyaI
H. pills Diamond Brandt are the BEST Safe,
reliRhie- Take 40 other send &c. stamps, for
particulars. ~Reiief Tor Ladies'" ia letter by
return mail AT druggiets, Chichester Cheni-
cal Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01

once seventh and King, Phone $40.
n 4 Ssrgssnt dealer ia coal and wood
Ca A large load Of wood for $3.50
60 Large pes coal for family use
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
N I65rsraAL NArlosAE BANK or
W lin
WIIMINflrf

WlLMIE0TOH, DEL, JUNE ~, ls9.
The Board Of Directors have this day ne
olGred dividend OF per cent for the last
six months payable on demand.
II. P. l. IMFORD. Cashier.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
PUBLIC SALES
FOR sam.

EOR SALE-A BRAND NEW WOAIAN'S
It BICYCLE with pneumatic tires Can be
seen a. the Evening Journal office.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
NorIURs.

NOTICE.
1N FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or WlLMIEGTOH, DELAWARE,
July lst, 1896. }
The Board of Directors have this day de-
clared a dividend OF ~ per cent, out of the
earnings OF the last siN months payable on
demand. HENRY BUsH, Cashier
DERP TUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN AS
4 ISOLATION. new series. The 33rd series
Of stock Of this association is now being issued,
first payment due Tuesday, July "a. Shares
can be obtained on that Gay or on Tuesday
Office. northeast corner Fifth and Shipiey
streets. LEA USEY, President.
WM III. gibbons. Secretary.
: -~..n,Tr.r,
Evening journal., 1895-07-01

II HOEGELsBERGER. MD.
IL 8l6 MARKET STREET.
Made THE EYE HIS SPECIAL STUDY
IA the Universities Of Vienna, Austria, and
New York City, In the Philadelphia Poly
clinic and Wills Eye Hospital.
He EXAMINES EYES FREE and guaran-
4ees satisfaction.
GOLD GLASSES, $500.
STEEL GLASSES. 30 CENTS.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
q EWINa MA0HINEs.

CsEWING MACHINES.
- CiDONALD. y East Seventh street,
leads them all IN i0w prices.
Brand now $50 machines reduced to Sl8,
el6 and go An makes TO select from,
Singer, Wheeler a Wilson, New Home, Do-
mestic. White, Standard and all other makes.
ANY machine sent on trial, free,six months for
cHsh. two years on iuHtallrnents. Send postal.
7. IA. O'DONALD,
No. II East Seventh Street.
ANY machine repaired, so cents up.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
l1HE HOTEL RFGIsrER.

1NHE HOTEL REGISTER,
Il The representative organ of the hotel
interests, read at All of the principal of the
ninety thousand hotels, restaurants ana clubs
Dl America. and largely In Europe
I Is nOWpuhlishiDg a LIST OF THE BFSr
PAPERS adapted for hotel advertising. tIhe
hotels of America eyperd SIX MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS ANNUALLY with the news
papers
II Is now publishing a COMPLETE list 81 all
Summer Resort Hotels classified, aud places
among the very first the JIited States and
the Grand Union. Sarat0ga, the Hotel Cham
plain. Clinton County, Lake ChAmplain; the
Hotel Berlin. Lake HopHtoOng, N. j.; the
West End. Long Branch, etc etc.
~ Is the only paper publishing AL about al
hotels, including summer and Winter Re-
SORTS.
Send 10 cent? for SUMNER EDITION. or
order of American News Company, or at any
hotel or Of any newsdealer.
The Hotel Register aud Tourist Agency
Headquarters for all hotels, rates, rating and
general Information.
TIE HOTEL REGISTER COMPANY, z
Warren Street. New York.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
ansTNrss narna.
TO
S. J. rRUrrr s CO.,

l01 ORANGE STREET,
To have your wagon and carriages done up.
The best work; the cheapest ard quickest
plsce in city. We VIII tell you what the
job viii cost you before we commence the
work Jobbing Of an kinds. Satisfaction
Evening journal., 1895-07-01

They Have Saved Ten Lives Year since
Established in This Clty-BOys Learn to
Swim.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
WILMINGTON FURNITURE

EIUHAUH UAOHANUE.
All kinds of Furniture bought, sold and ex-
changed. Stoves and heaters repaired, oil,
gas and gasoline stoves called for. thoroughly
oVerbAuled and returned At moderate cost
stoves taken down, stored for the season and
put up IN the fall Address or call.
1905 ORANGE STREET, Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
REHoBorH BEAoH

HOTEL HENLOPEN.
ii REHOBOTH. DEL
Right on the ocean. All modern improve
ments. Orchestra. Theatrical entertain
ments. Open June 90
STEIN & GRAHAM. Proprietors.
Evening journal., 1895-07-01
HELP WANTED.

HORSES BOARDED AT THE WEST.
IL ERN HOIE , Stables, 4th and Orange SITS