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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

New York, AugnAt y Bradstrcets stock
review viii soy. Professional Interests
turned TO the hull side of the New York
stock mHrlet Tits week and gave u very
strong tone "a spite Of the lack OF ANY
marked outside buying, mud the negative
attitude Of The London market. The chief
improvement was ~ the graugors or the
bonds % ftadr fntorably affected by the
prospective large corn crop, the operations
by traders OF the mHnipulative kind which
adNnnued tle leading inslustrlnls brlng
really unhealthy slgns. For u time The
market dlarcgaried the strength ~ for
rign exchange but when al The close ~
the wees S2.'l5O.OpD In gold was taken from
the trrnsury for transfer 10 Europe aud
canada u produced an efIeci upon the
temper Of speculation and led 10 renciiOn-
airy disposition IN the general list The
market for the whole week has been under
Influence u professional operators aud the
outside participation was on a very lin.
lied scale. The 'boOm" In copper shares
at Boston absorbed attention from an elr.
ment influential In certain shares nnd fcl-
egltes the manipulation Of some leading
stocks 10 Interests which are prompt to
change their position according to the Incl.
dents " tho hOufe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

lea. :" ~
The Defender was seven minutes, thirty
nNv seconds actual galncr on the Nigilnnt
ana Tour and half minutes In tho rough.
me volunteer was no where. Then came
me trnuhlo The Defender had not been
her main sail wns seen 60 collapse sec.
ohu later showed that the gan had split
anu tue two parts were sticking down into
the head Of the malnNnil. A tux was sig
nailed for. and tho Defender wnN taken
IN Tow. The Nlrilnnt went on aud won the
cup, calming very much ON the Jubilee
grct that II could not be seen how much
me new boat would come IN ahead OF the
Nlgllant, for II N conceded she does better
every day she sttrta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

4 i tx. ~ j., Aug. Application yaa
~ Tor receivers for The Trenton
n, W,npany and tile Eastern Rubber
n T. a., which ey Mayor Frank Mc-
ban 4 president ana general manager.
|Pbil,n alssY PRECEDENT Of thc New York
of w ma Traction company. The
10 H. .isnlon Rubber company are
h,el,ahg sMhslO Including s2a .sai Of
Il stanlo considered doubtful The Itn.
II ~. ''en az siu3. $50, Including s2O0 O0l
'abnsi ihe Eastern Rubber compan,
|sliai ~ ~ 500 900. Including 900 Oii
'''''0'o not considered good.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

oklahoma Probate Judges Had No Authority
to Grant Them.

Guthrie, okln,, Aug. 2.T'he suit to test
the divorces granted by the probate Judges OF
Oklahoma has been decided by the supreme
court adversely TO the Judges and the d.
faFfcE.
Tho subject denying the right Of probate
Judges 10 grant divorces and declaring all
such null aud void and subsequent marriages.
VI the parties Illegal.
Hundreds OF Eastern people who have
So ufrd oklahoma diyorcca from probate
courts will be compelled to have their cases
tried ia district courts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

Mig Preparations In Pawnee-An Old Glitter
Accidentally Kills Himself.

Pawnec O. r.. Aug. 2.-PaNnce IL to have
a six days baseball tournament commencing
on the l2th Inst, quite number OF good
certainly be good. Al least three purses VIII
be given. There will also be footracing.
horse racing and other sports during the
tournament . Sand Duncan. a good and
speetnd citizen Of saltwater, was found dead
about twelve miles northeast Of here In this
county with gunaho, wounds ~ his side, AZ
the coroner's Inquest II was discovered that
he accidentally shot himself He was out on
nahing excursion and was alone at the timo
nf the accident "A prisoner who broke Jell
at Guthrie few days ago was captured In
this county yesterday In possession Of
horse that was alleged TO have been stolen
the night before, &c. "A man BY the name OF
pierce said TO be one Of the Doolan gang.
was arrested near here last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

The Kansas University May be Closed for the
Next Two Years.
Topeka. Kan. Aug. 2-unicEs an extra scs-
sion OF the legislature is called soon. 1t Is
probable that the state university Will be
closed for the next two years. At the last
session an appropriation OF 500 900 was made
10 defrny tho expenses Of the Institution. but
for some reason no levy was made To raise
the necessary amount. The state board "
equalization. acting upon the Rupposltion
that It had authority 10 make the levy indie
pendent Of the legislature. levied n tax of
o. 20 mills. To-day the attorney general, In an
opinion rendered to the state auditor, said
that there was no authority In the stntutea
for any one to make tax levy except tho
state legislature, and that the levy made by
the board was void. This makes II imposHi-
BILE IN raise funds to defray the expenses Of
tho university this year,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

saieswoman Claims That She Lost Her Place
ON Account OF Church leadara.

on Account OF Church Leaders.
Richmond. Va. Aug, 2,-Miss Louise A.
Gibson who was w TO last March, a sales
sued Thomas i. Todd and wife for $4,000
damages for SANDER. The TuddH are wealthy
people and influential members Of Grace
Street baptist church. OF which Rey, Or, VIII
liam Il. Hatcher. one Of the most dlstln-
guirhed divines In the state, n pastor. II Is
alleged that last March Mrs. Todd went to
Miss uibson's employers aud demanded her
discharge on the grounds that sbe had cir
culated a report that the wife Of Dr.. Hatcher
had stolen goods from the store The Arm
got rid of Miss Gibson, but II Is claimed,
for the reason that the Grace Street church
people large customers " the house, de-
n,Rndrd II through Mrs. Todd.
Miss Gibson denies that she made the
statement about Mrs. Hatcher attributed to
her. Able lawyers have been engaged by both
aid a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03
pI.ArT.s wIIIp pIllLlNO.

New York. Aug. Sex senator Thomas c,
Plat. who nyos at the Oriental hotel during
The summer months lately held c0naulta-
lion With the nolltlclgns al Manhattan heson
hotel Juft now Alr. Platte great ambition
II to carr state legislature which VIII 90
hacks who have been al Albany for years WI
BE- raced this fall. The campaign has mol
progressed Tor enough YET 10 settle matters
body. the state senate the slate has been
made M. Friends Of Mr.. plaii say be VIII
control i majority Of pe Republican dsleEa-
don in the next senate. no mattel when way
III. cat may Jump.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

Fort Gibson, |. r., Aug. a,.-I.aut nigh Fort
Gibson experienced one of tho heaviest olee.
uigal and rninhturmH that was ever known
here The storm lasted from 10 y. m. I'll h a.
ni.. and greater pealH Of thunder and moro
vivid flashes Of lightning we're never seen.
rlvar at thu north W the Grand river rose
eight foot. Tho creek bottoms are covered,
and much damage Will ar done, Whole fields
Of corn are covered from one to ak fset
Lightning atruck the Presbyterian church and
damaged Il considerably.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

There 4 no better sdh1nl anywhere for
The education IT Young ladies han tile
College fnr Young Ladies' az l.ohanou
Tenn II Is thoroughly equipped every way
known all over the south IN conter of
rducatlou AMI ui'iutp, Every kown IN
TeNns thus knpNa H. There lHNlr0hnbly
no healthier place IN tho Union. Mho.
,vrr HendH his dat ghters there VIII he
placing them In the best Of care In every
sense ~ the word
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

Maurice Vaughan died at the residence OF
Mr. cnHhnrn On East Dlnff street ye.ler-
day NJ 1905 ~ NJ, His denth was caused
by brain RIVER after an Hines Of only
three days. ilc WAS mn nnplOye ~ the
TrXhs aud Inclnu ffolHnt Office aud was
q Young man well esteemed by all who
knew him Ills mother arrived last night
fran lranam ma -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

New York. Aug. f.-4Ths United statcs
g ,ir ue,nmp "a. was skn'ra ,Iu,n nxtuy
sailed from Southampton u l2Ho on Friday
afternoon, July 20, passing tho Naeuies Al
twe1ty minutes pall onn. llat time sncfofors
from the Needles 10 Sandy Hook bar n seven
Columbia IN her oiirial four hou7 trial In
November, 1855, Averaged x.N knots an
hour and attained maximum VI $3.50 knoff
an hour. The Southampton record II held b.
SIX days aeyon hours and fourteen mlnutes,
being about eighteen hours better than tAs
Columbla'H time. The Columbia reached
quarantine al iO,s3. iIcr los givea her arrival
at the bar al $50 and the time VI passage
from Needles 70 Sandy Hook at a,x days tweh-
ty.ihrce hours and iouy.nine minutes. Het
days runs were los. 40. "a, as. ths and W
knots. Total distance sloq knots average
nnoed IL III knots
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03
cAuonr srEALINo rRulr.
Warrington Society Woman Shoots a Young
Negro Boy.

Negro Boy.
Washington, August s-Miss Elizabeth
flagler- daughter Of GENERAL f1agler, chief
o. ordnance of the army. and well-known In
A,ycar'old negro boy named Ernest Green
today At her home In the suburbs OF the city.
The Flaglers and other families In tho yicini-
~ have been annoyed greatly OF late by
boys stealing their fruit and damaging the
trees OF the gardenn. To-day Miss Flaglcf
discovered young Green on THE fences stealing
frul,, and fired at him from the second
story window. The bullet entered his right
Breast and paascd through his body, lnilctng
Nounu that caused death In short time.
Mas flagler went to police headquarters
and gave herself into custody She IA Is
years old and an attractive and accomplished
woman.
Ernest Green Is son Of Dick Green, we'll
known TO public men an one OF Secretary
Carlisle'B mosaensors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

today's Withdrawals could have boon pro.
vented had such course been deemed al ali
necessary TO save an impairment Of conn,
dehce. The treasury oifciala argue that The
autumn shipments to Europe VI grain and
other farm products are certain 10 set In
iats IN the present month and continue
through November, with the result that the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03
A AIl1I.rlNU rAI,TIgn

All the members Of the reception commit
tee for the Democratic 10 TO / meeting
VIII please meet at The office OF Mynne
All committeeman are earnestly request.
cd TO DO present
r. 4. ALTMAN, Chairman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

Newport. August 2 The Niallnnt won
tho Goelrt cup for aloopn today because
the Defender WIS forced 20 withdraw
from the race within half dozen mics ~ the
fnish on account OF hrlkrn gaf iluf
for the accident the Nigiinht would pFobah-
hlni The Dcfendet ~ fnr n tie actual
results 20 the race rriterattd whni every
body know4. that the Defender " tue fast-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

Professor Albert McnEe state chemist "
Arkau-an has rprruiiv cnmplet,4l Az ex-
nminniian ~ the hikinR powders sold IN
The slate He says he Gnds Royal % hf
absolutely Lure. aud the highest Ia leaven'
Ing strength
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03
CONDENSED TEIEaRAxs.

Genoa. August p lilngon bros, bankcra,
OF this city have failed
Mndrid. August 1.-The rnimy senson has
stopped military operations IN Cuba.
Chicago August . AJoinny Grlnln today
signed articles 70 box George Dixon TWEEN
tynvr rounds before the SUFFOLK club Of
hOgton, August "a.
Constantlnople, August a-At cabinet
council Just held q scheme OF reforms, not
only for Armenia, hut for the whole Turk.
iah empire. was dtcided upon.
Chattanooga. Tenn, August IA special
10 the Ilmea says tlai fpllllr lsountEc,s'
Ala. today After shooting his wifo he cut
her 10 pioceH with his knife
Caldwell, Kan, August 2--IIon. John In.
gals addressed nhont 1907 people this M
ternoon Of tile Chicllsaw Veteran aseo.
soldiers and the cause they represent lie
closed by declaring In favor VI fico colin
age " silver
Philadelphia, August 2.-The local sugnr
rennora today reduced thr price OF numbers
2 rs respectively. This reduction was
made 40 az 10 enable the reilners 10 COM
pete With the same grades OF Scotch sugars,
which have been undrrseillnz them.
Carefully avoid all no-eailei baking. now-
ders oiieffd under instrumentation, Alum
powders are Invariably sold as pure aud
ing powder now advertised Is having 10.
oelyfd highest award for strength and pur-
iiy, was on the contrary reported by the
oniclHi Annly.is, as actually containing au-
bigh class baking powder.
s-~-~-~--~aa-
Bells Springs creamery butter AZ Turner 4
Dingse's.
fss.h eraeLefs. cakes and luntIss Al rurn-
tr pinkeen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03
THANsFER on CASH

Austin. Tex, AuE. s.-rho ntatc treasurer
today transferred from the permanent to the
available school fund I per cent, amounting
70 siN,tg.ab, u IL Transferred under tho act oi'
the Twenty. third legislature. This IL good
news for tho school teachers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

rittie Rock. August s-in the United
states cOuri hefe today the Farmers Dan anu
rrusf roiniany 81 New York, applied Tor
Receiver fof ihi Pine hiua and Eastern fAll.
uay and Fers uttTaft and ArAaaian HA'eF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

Improvement Of the Mansion Hotel Prop
eriy 10 BE Pushed Along

Work will begln Monday on The improve.
fnenia contemplated ~ the Manalon hotel
nropertS Iho old parl OF The building.
franting on Fourth street, viii he dcinolish-
81, aud In lts place VIII be- rtected a hnnd-
hume fuuf-stofy brick trout
cOi. W. =. Gntlin, the new owner Of this
valuable property, ~ a man or push aud
enterprise, aud Il y safs 10 say that when
he gets through With The Mansion u Will
alaek mp WIN nnlihlng IN The state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

Keep careful eye upon the baking pow
der sent you by yonr Grocer 10 see TINT an
inferior btaud u not substituted for the
ROyHll Their ar. ninny cheap limitations
Of tliIs necessary ieasrDlng agent sold
the greater proni invy nTorn TO The dsnitf
az, sometimes ssat 10 the customer when
laval IL wanfe-l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

Washington, Aug. 9.--For Eastern Texas.
Generally fair, aoutherly winda, Western
Texas Fair, followed by showers and nliFhtIy
warmer IN the Afternoon,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

Austin, Tex. Aug. e.-Ths railroad com
mission Today suhpiitied the Valuation Of the
Nalasco Terminal Railway company. The total
valuation u s2si ,b2s. The main track mileage
10 twenty miles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03
rnn ACT o FRIENDS.
Call Man to Ills Door, XIII Him and
Wound Ills wife and Child

Nouhu hh WHY nv" N"'"f
Dalngefneld, Tex, August -tspeeinlli.
lin Mason. a negro living three miles nufth
II This place was called TO his door last
night at about 1 O'Clock and shot dead by
unknown parties, supposed 10 have been
eir or eight IN number. After shooting
him several times the parties poured coal
oil over an old bagglng sack set ifo 10 II.
threw II into the room. where the dead
body lay. examined the body, saw That u
Was dead. then shot his wife. seriously
W0undlng her also shot his little boy
years old seriously woundlng him, and
then ned. There Is no rlew TO the muir
anr0Tu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

unl,ed ,siatss Marshals Now on the Hunt
Tor outlaws,

south MeAisuter, l. T., August g.--ape-
cisn--The Christian Brothers Eans Of out
near Lumpoe. T. T., last night. United
States Marchal McAlestcr. with twenty
deputies left on a special train over the
Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf railroad for
the purpose 0f capturing or eKterminating
the sang. Marshal NIX of Oklahoma wires
that he has sent a large force OF deputies
10 assist In the outlaws capture, large
reward IA offered for the capture OF the
Christians dead or alive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

New York, Auguyt 2, isa5.-Thc following
table complied by Bfadaireora, shows the
iolh oloafances at the principal cities and
the per centage Of Increase OF decrease. ar
compared with the corresponding week last
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

The report Of the official governments IN.
yeetignii6ns Of bukine powders shoW The
iioysl 10 be stronger aud puref than ahy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03
| 3-Days' Sale of
Ven $ Night Shirts
|sgms 7o-DaE

For 75c we will give you
n best night shirt made.
| you pay double the price
ba will not get one intrin.
tally better
might Shirts for old. mid.
|e-aged and young men,
might Shirts for tall, short,
Ian and fat men.
They are absolutely fault
Is in material, fit and fin
b; Zoe the price.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-05
African Bonanzas.

The South African mines are attracting
the attention of gold seekers. BY special
arrangements with the American and
Union steamship lines persons desiring to
visit the cape district can be ticketed
through from Butte to Capetown.
Johannesburg and other South African
points, via the Great Northern railroad,
at very low rates. Sailings can be made
from New York to connect with steamer
leaving every Saturday from Southamp-
ton. Those wishing to visit friends in
England will be permitted to stop over.
Send to the undersigned your name, adj
dress and date you desire to start, in order
10 arrange booking with next party leav-
ing. j. L. Dawson, general agent, i05
Main street, Butte.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-05

MIssoULA, March 4.-Judge Woody this
morning set for trial the two cases of
Marshall & Corbett against the county of
Missoula and the case of Charles III. Hall
against the county of Mssoula. The
first two cases are for attorney fees in tho
cases of the state against Mary Gle IN
AMI the state against Patrick Mason, in
which Marshall & Corbett were engaged
as special prosecutors and in which con-
victions were secured. The county com
missIoners declined to pay the bills, $3.50
each, in spite of the fact that Judge
Woody endorsed both bills as reason able.
The case of deputy clerk of the court
Hall. is for two months salary, which
has been explained in the STANDARD be-
fore.
These cases will be tried without juries,
and will attract considerable attention.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-05
RoARp oF TRADE AFFAIRs.

This Week WIN Probably SEQ Active
Work Segun.
MIssoULA, March Al looks now as if
the board of trade would get down to
active business this week. Judge Francis,
the president of the board, has been bus
lily engaged in outlining n plan for the
work of the board and arranging his
various committees. As soon as the ex-
ecutive committee holds n meeting to
confirm the committee appointments of
the president and to endorse the instruc-
tipns to these committees the members
will take up the work assigned to them
and will STIR things up.
Judge Francis was seen to-day by a
STANDARD reporter and was asked what
the future policy of the board of trade
would be. He said that his suggestions
to the various committees outlined tho
policy which ho hoped the board would
follow and that, as soon as these sugges-
tions are made public, there will be some-
thing for all those interested to do. The
idea is to make the board of trade n
strong. active body, and the policy which
Judge Francis hopes to inaugurate will
establish a progressive line of action
which cannot faii of success and benefit
to the city.
The office of the board of trade will be
in the real estate rooms of Cobban q
Raymond, and Secretary Cobban is pro-
pairing to make n lively campaign in be-
half of this city. When things get to
swinging right the board can accomplish
a great deal for Missoula.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-05
HERR sANoMANN Is HAPPY.
The Opera House Is Now At His
Disposal

The Opera House Is Now At His
Disposal
MIssoULA. March 4.-Herr Bandmann
is happy. The free show of the doctors Is
over and the opera house is now at the
disposal of the legitimate drama. The
veteran actor will now present MAR
cisse" on the evening of March IL. He
will be assisted by Mrs. Bandmann and
his talented local corps of actors.
Harry Lovely is seriously i'll at the Sis
ters' hospital.
County Auditor Hamilton's office has
been crowded all day with men with bills
against the county. He has been as busy
as a man could be, and the bills were still
coming in when he closed his Office to-
night.
The Missoula Liedcrkranz is one of the
most prosperous social organizations in
the city. It's meetings are always well at
tended and beer and music flow together.
The meeting held last evening was one of
the pleasantest in the history of the so
cIcty. The Liederkranz will probably ar
range for an outing party on Easter for
members and their families. Tho new Of
ficers of the society are: Theodore
Schultz, president; John Schanders, vice
president; Joseph Wagner, secretary;
Fred Koopman, treasurer.
Rev. DIR. Raleigh is in the city.
Joe Satterlee and e.. l.. Satterlee OF
Butte are registered at the Florence.
The two criminal cases growing out OF
the disturbance at the Gem theater tho
other night will come up before Judge
Ross tomorrow afternoon.
The young son of John Rankin, who
was injured in the cellar of the Rankin
house some time ago by being hit in the
head with a piece of cordwood, is IN u
serious condition.
the regular meeting of the Building
and Loan association was held this even
ing.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-05
GENTLE SPRING.
1t Il Getting in Is Work In the West
ern Valleys.

IL Is Getting in I : Work In the West-
ern V,IIeys.
HAMILTON, March 4.-Gentle spring is
in full sway in the Bitter Root valley.
The spring streams that carry the water
from the hillsides to the river as the snow
melts have been running brm full for n
fortnight and the farmers are ploughing
on the bench lands IN all parts of the VAL
ley. As the season advances, it is evident
that the fruit trees, new and old, have
wintered in splendid shape and the COM
ing season is full of promise for the agri-
cultural interests of the valley. The seed
barley which was received last week by
the Bitter Root Development company, is
being taken rapidly by the farmers and
there will be big crop of this grain
raised here this season.
Several important land sales, mostly
acre property-have been made here dur
ing the past few days and more are on
the tapis. The sale of the Chaflin ranch
will probably be made in n few days. This
ranch is said by farmers to be the best
piece Of land in the whole valley. The
NIcol and Hart ranches, above this town,
are to be cut up into acreage tracts and
put on the market this spring.
There has been no mud in Hamilton for
n month. The city is clean and dry and
is a constant source of wonder to all who
visit il.
City Marshal Irvine and City Treasurer
Carver returned to-day from n trip to
Missoula.
Maj. John B. Catlin came up from Mis-
soula to-day after an absence of several
days.