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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-17
DULUTH, Mimi, IA Mai 1879

DULUTH, Mimi, IA Mai 1895.
M. rEditeur de rEcHo DE L'OUEsT
En- parcoulsnt les COLONIES de
votre int6ressant journal j'ai 6t6
tres fatt6 de voir un compte rendu
de r6leotion des officers de la
oour ST Louis No LIZ de lOrdre
des Forestiers- Catalogues de Du-
luth, qui a gu lieu le Is avril '95
ct don't installation a Gu lieu le 2
mai courant. Permettez-moi d's.
jouter que l'instalation fut faite
par M. Jacques Bureau, ESQ.,, no.
tire d6put6 Grand Chef Ranger ct
M. Harmel Michaud ocoupera le
siege de Tex Chef Ranger. M.
Thomes Gelly est le d6put6 ct le
DR. J. F. Leclerc substitut q la
convention de POrdre des Fores-
tiers Catalogues qui doit avoir
lieu 4 Minneapolis le % Mai pro-
chain, CO qui complete Ia llste de
nos officers pour lie terme actuel.
Je regfette de mentionner gu I'M
certain nombre de nos compatrio-
tes ne vrulent pas c%omprendre
Importance de ces societies. On
de mes amis, par d6rision, me di-
salt hier:: "J'ai w sur lEoHo DE
L'OUEsT que Ia Cour ST Louis des
Fcrestiers existait encore, il y q
quelque temps on m'aAirmait.
qu'elle etait morte ct enterr6e."
EZesEEas
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-17

6tait d6fendu par 400 Hovass COM
mand6s par les deux fills du pre-
mier mlnistre de la RENE Ranava-
10
Une correspondence particuli6-
re de Madagascar annonce que
deux colons 6tablis a Morovoay,
un Francois nomm6 Grevet ct un
creole nomm6 Joseph qui 6taient
p%risonniers depuis le mois de jan
vier, ont 6t6 mis- a mort par ordre
des authorities locales qui ont agi
d'aprAs les instructructions recues
du premier ministre. M Grevet a
etc fusill6; son compagnon a Ste
6touff6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-17
Toutes correspondanoes doivent
etre accompanies dune signature
responsible.
INFAILLlBlLITE

Combien de fois certains minis
tres professionals aux id6es rabou'
CRIES CONNIE leur cerveau, ne sc
sont-ils pas 6lev6s contre l'infailli.
bilit6 du Pape en- matiere religieu'
Sc?
Avec quelle enfantine facilite
Months pas, dams leur embryon.
naire sapience. confondu 'wa'll''
b;zit6 avec impeccab11at6. (,
Et quels wastes horizons cette
erreur plus GU MONS Oou1ue, moi
frait- ellie pas a ]eur Imagination
plus GU moins d6traquee?
E. pur 81 muove murmurait Ga
lil6e.
Eft pourtant pintailhb,l't6 eciste,
sont oblig6s aujourd'hui de Sc
crier les plus farouches adversai-
res de ce principe, que, jusqua g.
lors, lis regardaient CONNIE inh6-
rent a la seule Eglise Catholique
ct Romano.
Au mois d'aoot 1894. les Cham
bres Legislatures de Washington
adoptaient une loi sur sl'Impot
sur le revenu," afectant toute per-
some ayant IN salaire GU I'm reve-
nu annuel d6passant 1000 dollars.
Cette loi Gabrielle constitution
nellie?
Ne P6tait-elle pas?
Telle 6tait la question que SO
posaient les partisans OF les advsr-
sai1s de la nouvelle loi.
Cette question, la Cour Supre-
me des Etats-U nis await seule COM
pstence pour la r6soudre.
Ellie lui fut soumise.
Sur les sept JUICES qui la compo-
sent, trois SO d6%clarerent pour Ia
constitutionnalit6 ct trois rendi
rent une decision contraire
Seul, le JUICE Jackson, ma pas
encore formul6 oficiellement son
opinion.
La decision dc la Cour Supreme
est sans appel.
LIE vote du juge Jackson decide
"a done la question pour jama's.
Sa parole fera loi, sans contesta-
ton possible.
N'est-ce pas Ia l'infailllbilit6?
1t 81 on matiare temporelle, on
reconna1t cette attribution q un
simple individu, pourquoi la refu-
ser, On matiere spirituelle, au chef
de rEglise Catalogue?
Quelle anomalie nee de l'igno-
rance ct du fanatisme!!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-17
W. j. HUGHES
NJ:
226 Central Avenue.

Une introduction aux leeteurs de
ce Journal nest pas n%6cessaire,
ayant etc Pharmacien pendant
IL ans dams la partie Est de la
Vile, la meilleure recommends
ton est Regeneration de mon
commerce. Notre devise:
nTPrix Raisonnables ct
~Prompte attention d tous
~Riches on Psuvres.
TELEPHONE S74.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-17

I'm tramway 6%lectrique SO
construct en- CO moment en- Egyp-
to du Cairo aux Pyramides
-L'union des societies de Tempe
rance Catalogues des Etats- Unis,
Sc reunit a New-York en- aoht. On
croft que plus de $4,000 personnes
y assisteront.
lie cerveau de l'homme p6se
reimbursement so onces; celui de
Ia femme, As. LIE poids maximum
du cerveau masculin est de "a on
ces; le poids minimum 81 onces.
Louise Juliette Patenotre, en-
FAINT de M. Patenotre, embassa-
deur de France q Washington. a
6t6 baptis6e snmedi matin, a Pam
bassade FRANCHISE q Washington
par Mgr Satolli. LIE cardinal Glib
bons est le parrain de la nouvelle
arriv6e.
Sur Pinvitation du JUICE Webb,
le R. P. Hurley, cure de l'6glise
St. Dominique, a prononc6 une pri-
ere, q louverrtue de la Cour de
Circuit de Portland, Maine. C'est
la premiere fois que la chose arri-
We a Portland.
lie r. P. Eschback, sup6rieur
du s6minaire francais q Rome, a
6ta charge par Leon XIII de la
mission de visiter les 6glises schis-
matiques en- Orient ct d'etudier
leurs dispositions, traditions, litur-
gies, en- vue de leur reunion q Re
elise dc Rome.
Les deux chambres de la l6-
gislature d'Albany, N. T., ont vote
$6 600 par aimee a l'Institut Pas
teur de New York ,afn que tous les
comics de I'Etat puissent faire
soigner a Ihopital du Dr. Gibier,
leurs gems mordus par quelque
animal enrag6.
En- falsant des excavations
sous un muir 4 la manufacture de
cartouohes de Quebec, les curriers'
ont d6terr6 une grande quantit6
de fusils, sabres, pistolets, tous
soud6s ensemble ct ne peasant pas
moins de trols tonnes.
On croft g6n6ralement que ces
.armes 6tsient d6posees dams une
maison 6rig6e 4 Get endroiu ct qui.
aurait 6t6 incendi6e.
La legislature du Nebraska
ayant oubli6 de voter les fonds ne
cessaires pour le ptnitenoier de
Lincoln, on va etre obllg6 do fer
mer Get Establishment, ! moins
que le gousernement ne convoque
la chambre en- session .extraordi-
naire, atm de leur faire voter le.
credit indispensable.
Parions que les malfaiteurs pre-
f6reraient que les chooses on res.
tent lAl
LoNDREs,-La capture de Men
dal Howard, IN allemand qui a
habit6 les Etats- Unis ct en- DOS
session duquel on . trouy6 des
billets de banque contrefalts ainsi
que Is materiel n6oessaire ! leur
fabrication est. para1t-il, des plus
importantes depuis Ia d6couverte
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-17
La Catastrophe de Bouzey.

PAR1R. : LIE reservoir de Bouzey
don't le barrage s'est rompu sou
dainement await une contenance
de sept millions de metres cubes.
La force des eaux 6tait telle que
dams les villages Bouzey, Oar
nieulles, Uxegney ct Dom6vres,
des maisons ont 6t6 litt6ralement
emport6es par le torrent qui a tout
d6truit sur son passage.
Les eaux ont suivi la vallee de
l'Avi1re La crue soudaine qui
s'est produite a fait rompre les di.
CUES. L'eau s'est Oversee dams le
pays sur une 6tendue de plus de
soixante kilometres.
Encaiss6 entire des bois 6lev6s,
le torrent s'est pr6cipit6 dams la
vall6e. d6truisant les villages cites
plus haut, ct apr6s un parcours de
dix kilometres, s'est d6v6rs5 dams
Ia Moselle a Nomexy ct Chatel. A
Bouzey, il ne reste pas une seule
maison debout ct pressure toutes
celles des FORCES. qui compile l.
400 habitants. sOnt d6truites. a
Uxegney, vingt-huit personnes ont
6t6 noy6es. A Darnieulles. don't Ia
population est de 600 habitants,
toutes les maisons sont en- ruines.
On a retrouv6 jusqu'auJourd'hui
ITO cadavres.
PAR1s.-Le gouvernement fran
Gals a recu des informations de
Madagascar annoncant que les for.
ces FRANCHISES ont pris la vile de
Moroway apras un combat acharn6
dams lequel lee troupes FRANCHISES
Sc sont conduites avec la plus
grande valeur. Du cote des Fran
Gals, il a Gu IN tirailleur Alg6rien.
tue ct cling hommes bless4s. Les
pertes des Hovas sont consid6ra-
bles. Les Francois ont fat un
grand nombre de prisonniers ct 80
sont emparss de plusieurs canons
ct dune quantit6 de provisions.
Morovoay, qui Went d'etre occu-
p6 par,les forces franeaises. est ST.
tue : so miles dams Iinterieur St
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-17
PREFER

Quelques mile dollars sur pre-.
mieres hypotheques.
Q. TESTER.
80 Central ave.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-17
L'ECHo DE L'OuBsT nest pas respon-
able des id6es ct opinions emlses par
ee correspondents.
TO ~DYERTISER

The Echo de rOuesthas q larger
circulation than any French paper
nubIished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also readyto substantiate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent of mails.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29

Waco. March ga. S. Dodge. gem
eral traffic manager, and w, j. Barn
hart, general freight agent Of the Cot
ton Belt, arrived in the city last night
from Austin and proceeded north this
morning.
MIR. Dodge remarked last night that
business is improving rapidly in the
north. and in fact everywhere, except.
perhaps, In the West, the section which
was hardest hit in the depression
through which the country but recently
passed.
He announced a new appointment for
the Cotton Belt which will be made
effective April l. Assistant General
Freight Agent W. II, Quigg will be
transferred to Plttsburg, Pa. as COM
merclal agent. He has been In III
health for several months and II il
believed the mountain air of Penn
sylvania will benefit him.
His territory in Texas will be COW
cred by G. NJ. Payne, now commercial
agent at Fort Worth, who In turn Will
be succeeded by p. II. CoOmbs, COM
mercial agent at Houston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29
MOVES ANp PERSONALS.

w. IL. Bone, who succeeds r. NJ.
Jolly as travelling passenger agent OF
the Memphis and Charleston, was here
yesterday. His headquarters are at
r.. r. Robbins of the Houston and
Texas Central was here yesterday
from Houston. (,
j. p. Duffy clerk in the Texas and
Pacific yard office. Is on the sick list;
Eugene Haden, yard clerk of the
Texas and Pacific, VINO has been SICK
Is at work again. 80,
Cattle are coming in from all difec-
lions. "a, -
gravel are shipped from the sraVei
Dit every day
tendent. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
arrived in the city this morning from
Hnlsboro.
George r. Foster, division road mas
ter. Missouri, Kansas and Texas mead
ouarters at Dallas, was in the city
few hours yesterday. 10,
II. G. Carson. foreman OF a prldge
and building gang, Texas and Paclhc.
was in the city yesterday. and departed
with his outfit for the West.
S. X. Bullard. superintendent OF tele-
graph, Missouri Kansas ana IeNas,
Seadouarters at Sedalla, Mo, passed
through the city yesterday mofh'ns'
en- route north from Houston
Mike Murphy, division road MASTER
raXas and Pacific, headquarters at Dali
las was in the city few hours yes
roI Kebort Of the Joint track is wear
NO bloomers these hot days.
T.. Logan, route agent OF the Pa
c,Sc Express Company, was In the city
,,nsfprday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29
KEEPING UP WITH THE NEcEssI-
TIES OF THE TIMES

The population Of Texas il ir,r...
ing rapidly; the greatest factor In MI,
Improvement being the steady stream
Oh Immigration which has crossed the
Heu river during the last two wears
or IN TACT, since the Rock Island
Route entered the state.
Inc emigration bureau of that com
piny mas been kept busy cleaning re-
liable information concerning Texas
ana has diffused the same through
those sections of the country where
poor crops, hard times and general
dissatisfaction has caused the farmer.
the mechanic and also the capitalists TO
LOOK Tor some more favorable cline
rms labor has resulted In bringing
thousands OF settlers to Texas, and
still the work goes bravely on.
To meet the demands for Increased
transportation facilities for the people
who are moving steadily to the Lone
star state, the great Rock Island Route
VIII put on q new train between KAN
sas City and Fort Worth during the
early half OF April.
The train will leave Kansas City at
$40 p. M, reaching Fort Worth at
bbO next afternoon. Returning north
will leave Fort Worth at 1910 a. m.
and reach Kansas City at $40 the fol-
lowing morning.
1t will be equipped with free reclining
chair ears and the latest model Pull
man palace sleeping cars, It viii carry
through Pullman sleeping cars between
Kansas City, Fort Worth and san
Antonio, and will make direct sleep
ing car connections at Fort Worth TO
and from Houston and Galveston, Tex,
via the Houston and Texas Central
railway.
This train is in addition to the regu-
lar Chicago flyer leaving Fort Worth
at $40 p. M. and reaching Chicago at
~ o'clock the second morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29
VAN ALsTYNE NEWS.



Van Alstyne. Tex, March 2s,--Ycstcr-
day evening while Ozro Mckinney and
John Paxton, two young men living
north Of town, were in town, they en-
gagged in wrestling match McKin-
rey proved Ia be the better man. Sew
efal hot words were passed when Pax
ton threw a car coupling pin at Me-
Kinney, striking him on the bridge OF
the nose and fracturnG the bone.
Paxton left as soon as he threw the
pin and has not yet been arrested.
1t is said that young Mckinney cam
not live.
Farmers In this section have finished
planting corn, and are preparing their
cotton ground. Since the heavy rain
Saturday oats have taken a fresh start
aud are growing rapidly. The acreage
in this section is very large.
Peach trees are In fun bloom and
horticulturalists say the fruit crop this
year will be immense.
Dr. Joseph Greer has let the contract
for the erection Of a large two-story
residence on Main street The con-
tractor began work today
The large two-story brick hotel on
Main street has been remodeled and
refurnished md Mrs, Alexander, the
prOprietress opened up today for bust
ness.
All the merchants report a general
revival In trade as spring advances
]. Cur Is building an addition TO his
residence.
The municipal election takes place
next Tuesday and a lively time is an
ticipatcd. The advocates OF the city
hall project declare their intention OF
putting out n man for mayor Already
one candidate for alderman ON that
ticket has announced.
Prof. d. j Evans Of Whltewrlght ia
teaching singing school here He has
about slNty-tlye pupils.
The pastor Of the Christian church
will begin protracted meeting April
Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29
TERRELL BUDGET.
The Brother OF Walker Arrlyes-May
Bid on Road-Notes.

Terrell. Tex, March 2s.-Mr. ~, r. =;
u,aI,sr Of Fredonla. Kan. brother OF
Ne a', Houng man who committed suielae
IN ,oy days ago, arrived last night, ou'
. tate 10 see the corpse OF hls protner'
t ,eIo I'm md been buried several hours pe,
Wno liz Ne arrival. Ha opened the seated
10Y aaaressed to J w. walker Du'
iet ,ed1 noihing in It regarding the SUI
eide he had planned. o,oI,cls This
oi few minutes before o.elocN ,i,5
...ar,,,ng the IRE department VIZ '" w.
norma eStInrulsh flames that hsa
out TED in the Arcade store, near ths
o,i t.s house. In which 10 me paN NJ Az %
opefs 4 Dent. Fortunately, the Ire
Math,,fi gtishod before any great uaii ~,
was e end done. The origin OF the hre Is
NOT Tn'ef Engineer Duyall OF ine ~ s I'M.
Cniei has about completed ms SUI
MlaiaISS Inspection OF the Texas .l,u1 IN
vey anu so 80 as 10 enable Mr. Green 70
iis,a,IIgentiy bid ON II ~ 'he e ,,,iII nut
ln, ,s n II il needed by nm ne W." ~
sae reasonable bid. "a o,,,ven OF
IN . ~ + Chlldress, an on e'.,s
Or. w' mi for several years pas, =. :
Ie s,Sent ~ California, ms s ,ha sa5diery
Re- Terrell. and gone into 'ne
business. ana opcra house. to be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29

The following Hotels are recon-
by The gazette, which mniu-
inins IL larger tray cling force than
amy other Texas enterprise, ns the
most convenient mud comfortable
In their respective tOunHI
Acknowledgement Hotel.
AustiH-Iylcr House.
Alhuny--NuItiuH Hotel.
BHird-City Hotel.
uaIiiugcr-pcurcc Hotel.
bclls--JniOn Pacific Hotel.
Beidcn-Heiden Hotel,
Zig sundy-Euikcrson House.
Buwie-Natiunal Hotel.
uridEcp0rt-iiOtel Citfton.
Dridgcport-iHiicy Hotel.
Bryan-JOhnEou Hotel.
tHIncrOn-NcW Brirk Hotel.
ClurcndOn-Ciurc Hotel.
thico-ChicO House,
GOmnnchc--st. beOrgc Hotel.
COmuuchc-isONry House.
CONNIE rcc-Andcrs House.
Culcmun-EIoreace Hotel.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES House.
COlurHdo-st. james Hotel.
COrsicunu-Mniioy House.
CrnufOrd-CrnNf House.
Observation-Disclosures Hotel,
Ucntun-IotcI OutmAn.
Duncan, 1. T.-Ctty Hotel.
III PHsO-IIotrl liirrson.
FOrncy-Forney Hotel.
Ernubury--Nutt House.
GrnnbuTy-HrnEoE Itotcl.
GrHpVNinc-fUneil House.
Gilmcr--IIotrl HoynI.
Heurietta-IIazla House.
llcurtcttu-ttiHsUur Hotel
Henrlctta-Slagle House.
InusUoro-nUVtn house.
Itnsl.u-GiIlinm House.
Iowa rnrIS-AICCain'E Commercial.
INinEfiHher. a. T.-iNinHnshrr Hotel,
kylc-lNSlc House.
Lunpusns-stnr Hotel.
Lc0nurd-iIOtci Egbcrt.
LongVieNy-NIuEnU Hotel.
McGrcgor-ISina Hotel.
Marietta, 1. T.-flurencc Cottage.
observation-disclosures House.
MineOiH--FergusOn House,
Mount NcrnOn-flncLnrd House.
Moore, 1. T.-IOWn Hotel,
Mount Picnsnnt--rurncr House.
NeNndn--llOtei Love.
Noble. L. T.-COttngc Hotel.
OIsnrchc, %. T.-Oknrchc House.
pauIs valley, I. T.--Itohinson House.
pnuIs Valley, L. T.--NutionnI Hotel.
Pittsburg-Hotel Alamo.
rInno-NIuaru nOuEs,
Ringgold-JOc Harris Hotel.
nomnoIsc-P. II. lirnnd,
Hush springs. T. T.-Iiotei Evans.
san AnEciO--Ilotct Nimltz.
Standardization House.
Shreveport, LH.--Citg Hotel.
Sulphur sprinEs-ucClcmon House.
Sunsct-City Hotel.
TcHnrlSnnn--lIrncfic Hotel.
TeNnrIsnnn-PrcNtD Hotel.
Trcuton-'rrentonH Hotel.
% Valley Mills-Purlss House,
Mentberford-Nrw Arlington Hotel.
wichita FnllE-Glcn Itock.
wichita Fnlls-Tiompson House.
Whites Hotel.
INSTRUMENTATION Hotel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29

Dallas. Tex, March 2s,--John French,
who works at PadRitt Bros, was held
I'm by three masked men, at the inter-
section Of Maa,en and Cochran streets
at 10 o'clock last night.
one of the mon held a siX-shooter m
MA face while the other two went
through him, but both OF them to,
gether cnuld not find cent. They tod
mat II he did not pan gu; better me
nrxt lime they struck him they would
kill him as a worthless eititzen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29
wArrn coMpANY AZ KILLEEN

Killeen, Tex. March 2s-Killeen is
going to have artesian water; The
oryanized q Joint stock company yes
,eT5av The amount OF stock sub
serlbed to this time Is $1,000. II y
fhought that IL will be swelled to 5000
on $1,000 IN a ve-y few days. The
board OF directors was elected. as fol-
,ows. A. W. Dunn, PRESIDENT s. A..
f,aase. independent; Levi Anderson,
secretary; r. l. Godd, assistant seere-
tary: r. VI. Cole, treasurer y
,hayeht nv those seeming 10 know that
ne viii reach the water now here at
from 500 to 1000 feet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29

Lines interested in import traffic
from gulf and seaboard territory to
Missouri river points and beyond will
meet in St. Louis next Wednesday to
arrange for the Improvement OF exist
ing rate conditions. A conference was
suggested some time ago, and as par
ties directly concerned have slgniied
their approval and promised to attend
a formal call has been Issued.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29

Fun SALE Bargain In residence lot
near the center OF the city, Apply
carly to Go Main street. W. l.. Logon
& Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29
KIpNnY AND BLADDER TROUBLES

oxp BoTyTLB ~ Hnli's Great Discovery
,,nres ali Kidney aud bladder troubles, gravel,
diabei.a. weak atd lame backs IA both men
and women, iieguatea blnddef troubles Of
children. sent BY cypress on reeeint Of 81.
ga Waco Tex. For safe BY ] 4. Nicha AMI
~ references W. Peak and A, q,
brooks OF bort Worm. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29
AUSTIN. rEx. Mnreh >.

me house committee on in
te'nal improvements considered
splllanes' bill today on the
subject of terminal railroads which /.
understood to be measure in the ,n
!, lsrest of the Missouri, Kansas ana
aeAas railway in its litigation against
the International and Great Northern
IN injunction proceedings. and was re-.
ported unfavorably.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29

ltDlay AZ Tex, March 2S.-Burglars
y re,a' le postohiee here last night,
N ~, frightened. away, as they left
'Ae ~ a!ter drilling small hole
y vls,. They got nothing. They
fllnsa the residence of G y,
Z NJ W. and relieved him OF his watch
Mr. Williams awoke and
-'o at them as they left.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29
JEwELRY THIEVES
Who Are Experts Have Been Captured
By Detectives.


Chicago. March 2s-Plnkorton derec-
tlves announce today the capture OF
two expert jewelry thieves who have
been operating In the southern pcrt Of
the country. The notirlous John Nc
Gown, who was an unserVcd sentence
OF four and a half years In Joliet hang
ing over him Is imprisoned at jackson,
Miss, charged with robbing The jaw
elry store OF Alfred Bourgeois Of $1,000
worth OF jewelry, and the no less no
torious Abre Rothsohild, was captured
at st. Mary's Ont, Saturday. and his
case comes up at Toronto today. The
men are said 10 be members or a gang
who during the last few months rob-
bed a bank at Elgin, Texas, whole
sale house at Baton Rouge La, and
who also executed the $4,000 jewelry
steal from Hlcocl & HlXon OF El Paso,
Texas. The arrest Of other members
Of the gang are expected to follow
soon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29


Al Harris, Bolton; Thomas +. Fos-
|snnsas City; w. b. Mcdowell. Fort
FsA: Morgan Jones, Fort Worth; c.
Erney, Dallas; Ed zintgraff. bal
L l L. Montgomery, st. Louis; w.
Esatherby, Rapid Transit; u. ].
Fne Dallas: Chas. Il. Graham. Dali
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