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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

Washington, March Cat tomorrow's
session OF the supreme court final dis
position viii be made OF the Greer
county case as to when 1t viii come to
trial. Today's reports from Special
Counsel Allen made him out so III as
to preclude any iden Of an early par
ticipation In the case on his part.
In the case OF Count Joseph relfener,
plaintin In error. VS.. George w. Russ,
the argument was continued by Mr.
Clarence Miller and Mr.. Joseph Wheel.
er Tor the defendant. and was conclud-
ed by Mr.. j. S. Peeler or the plalntin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

Denton, Tex, March Slider Charles
Baker. ox-pastor of the Christian
church at this point. whose mysterious
disappearance some months back
caused such a sensation has again dis.
appeared and his wife is sick and desti.
tutc.
The first intimation received by
Denton people OF this -AFurrence was
given by the following telegram re-.
ceived late Yesterday evening:
sacramento, Cal. March $50 Miss
deserted his wife sick and destitute
telesraph money and We viii send her
home Immediately.
], L. DENTON.
me dispatch was addressed to Miss
Minnie Dunbar. sister Of the deserted
VIE, and was sent by Elder i M
Denton, pastor In charge OF the Chris.
tan church at Sacramento.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07
ROBBINS, CHICKEN BILL.
A Citizen OF Bcu County Wants the
Dill Amended.

Austin, March G.--Robbins' chicken
lighting bill has aroused considerable
opposition throughout the state. Hon.
II. T. Patterson OF Bell county receiv-
ed q letter this morning from an angry
constituent proposing certain amend
ments to the bin:
/. That the broiling OF young chicks
for epicures shall be made misde-
meanor.
chicks to preachers shall be made a
misdemeanor.
The Bell county gentleman insists
that II II Is cruel to fight chicks. Il Is
also cruel to broil them for table fare
and ten times worse to slaughter them
to feed to the tillers in the vineyard OF
the Lord
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

Cincinnati Ohio. March G.-roday
two officers OF the Salvation army APP
peared before Judge Ferris OF the pro-
bate court and made application FOR a
minister's lice < for Mrs. Ballngton
Booth TO ouabl- DER to oaiclatc n, a
wedding to be celebrated soon at their
temple IN this city IL was new
question The court could ind no
strict statutory authority on the sub
ject, but under the policy OF the law
which encourages wedlook the Judge
said he would grant the license. by
80 doing the salvation army IL recog-
nized as a religious congregation and
Mrs. Darlington Booth, one of the most
widely known women In the world, as
minister OF that order.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

Jackson. o.. March 1.-THE friends ~
ex-Congressman II. $. Bundy, the chief
citizen of this town and OF Jaokson
county as well, have arranged a man.
moth banquet TO be given In his honor
in this city today. Many OF the lead
ers OF the party in Ohio have promised
20 be present. Among those who are
engaged to attend are Governor Nc
klnley, Ex-Governor Foraker. General
GrosVenor. General Beatty and CON
gressman-elect Fenton. Bunday was
born in 1917. and has had a long politJ-
cal career. His term OF congress ended
March 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

For Holding session on sunday
Call It Goddess


semlylklnhaven. Pa, March 6.-The
East Pennsylvania conference OF the
United Evangelical church adopted the
following preamble and resolutions.
scoring congress for continuing In sos-
sion on sunday:
Whereas. according TO the press re-
ports of Monday, March 4. the congress
OF the United States, both In the sem
ate and house, We're engaged the entire
Sabbath In the transaction OF business.
therefore be It
Resolved, that we are deeply grieved
at the Goddess action Of our national
congress in having Sunday sessions.
and consider 1t an insult TO the Chris
tan nation, whose representatives they
are, and hold that II any OF the men
who are guilty OF the offense should at
any time seek the suffrage OF their fell
low citizens for office OF public trust
every Christian should deem II his duty
10 oppose them both by voice and bal
lo,,
The conference adjourned this after
noon after the announcement or APP
pointments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07
GEORGE GOULD ANGRY.
No Truth In the stories About " ser
Element on Custciinne.

New York. March 6.-George j. Gould
spoke warmly today regarding some OF
the newspaper reports OF the marriase
OF his sister to Count de CasteiIahe' tie
said
"rho various stories Of marriage set.
Elements and others OF payments OF
debts and ali that are untrue. ..o
rs there any truth In the S5,OuV,V ~,
settlement on Count de Cas'eiiahe'
Mr.. Gould was asked.
There was no such settlement said
Mr.. Gould promptly. "in any shape or
form. The Count de Castellane asked
nothing in money way ana nothing
was offered. The question OF money
did not enter into the matter at all, and
1t never has entered into It, report to
the contrary Notwithstanding. | did
not see the necessity Of speaking OF
this before, but 1t is as well to settle the
matter once for all and put an end TO
the ridiculous stories that have been
told and published"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

Tn friends OF Mr. George II. AIuIkey
should not feel that he does not appre-
ciute the honor conferred on him by
calling upon him to represent them in
the council. While he did not seek the
once he says he would take interest
In the election and work were IL moi
for the fact that be Is on a Jury and
cannot get away till the case Il decided
MI Mulkey desires that his friends In
the sixth understand the situation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

Waco, Tex. March GA negro
whose name has not yet been learn',S
shot and fatally wounded his wife iat.,
mis- afternoon on the Tinsley farm. sI,
. ,n,ss so nm OF . tns ely Word was
crime and party OF deputies are IN
pursuit OF the murderer, who seci,rss
horse and rode away from the scene
u his crime. Further particulars n,
che AFFAIR have not been LEARNED
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07
nonnINS PETITIONS.
Citizens Who Favor the Goss Land
NH.

Austin. Tex. March 6.-Hon. John
a. Robbins OF Vernon received large
Number Of petitions today, as follows,
From 81 citizens OF Jones county.
asking for the passage OF the Goss
land bill.
From 10 citizens OF Lipscomb county,
asking for the passage OF the Goss land
bill,
From ~ citizens OF scurry county.
asking FOR the passage OF senate blll
known as the Goss land bill.
Also petitions from Archer. Hama.
ford and Hemphill countles, recon-
mcnding passage OF the Goss bill. These
petitions were referred TO committee
on public lands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

Washington. March 6.-'rhe seeming
falling on since yesterday OF 5000. 900
in the gold reserve as shown by to-
days treasury statement was the sub
Ject OF anxious inquiry by kilograms TO
the treasury officials today at New
York. The replies received were to the
effect that there had been no loss OF
gold and that the seeming loss was
oocasioned by an error in book-keep-
ing.
Mr.. Jordan the sub-treasurer at New
York. and the superintendent Of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

Austin, Tex March e,---Judlclary No. 1
VIII repor, fayorably Stubbs' bin pro.
Viding that parents relnqulsh all
claims to child when permitting lis
adoption by another: Baiiey'a nil in.
creasing civil jurisdiction OF Gollad.
Wurzbaeh's bill providing for adyertis-
ny trustees sales and validating those
Ing that bona fide psyment on
note or account renews the Same. Fea.
SINS bill changing the law OF venue
In civil cases In Justice courts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

Houston, March civilian Howard
sues me International and Great North.
ern road for $4,000 damages ite
claims he was riding on a brake beam
and brakeman ordered him on With
q q. pistol at his head In getting out he
was run over and lost an arm.
Lee Wilson, for a broken Les yy,,ts
hs central 10 pay him $4,000. alleging
tne railroads train frightened his horse
oausng the accident. N' ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07
WIRE BURNED our.
Causing Delay In Getting out the
Gazette.

At 2:sO this morning lightning burned
out an electric wire on Sixth street
with great Hash. causing the tele-
phone operator to give an alarm Of
fire. The burning OF the wire cut on
electricity from The Gazette motors
and caused forty-hve minutes delay, at
The most Important time Of the night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

accidentally shot and probably fatally
wounded hy Emanuel Kahn. another
young man, while engaged IN target
psa ,tice this afternoon. Capers has
been travelling over the country with
Harry Harrison, a freak who exhibits
himself in dime museums as a glass
eater. They had stopped over here for
n few days and were On their way
north. cap.rs IS said 10 have q brother
living in Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

Texarkana, March G,-The first Ma
tional bank OF this city closed It's
doors today on account of It's inability
to meet its obligations. Its cashier,
$. Il. Andrews, holds certificate
signed by the board Of directors ex-
empting him from any blame in the
matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07
Wanted in New Jersey.

Galveston. March as. j. Kiernnn.
said 10 be wanted In Elizabeth. N. l.,
lor forgeries ana embegaiements
amounting to several thousand dollnrs
was arrested here today by Plnkerton
De'ectlVe Illotson, who has followed
says he will return without reoulsition
papers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

the Elhc disaster. He was formerly
manarer of the opera house at PRAGUE
and had been engaged BY Walter pam
rosch as stage manager for the Nas-
merriam opera season IN New York MS
wife was native OF California.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

Austin, Tex, March G.-The commit
Will report favorably on Gough's ,,vo
bllls. validating the Incorporation Of
cities and towns whose incorporation
mas been held to be invalid by the A..
,ofney general on account OF irregu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

Austin, March G.-Coionel John n
haynes OF Plain View, away out In the
Iranhandle, is In the city. Colonel
hsynes once represented the counties
q Williamson and Travis as a Repub.
nSah, me colonel is here calling on
ones. He is very hopeful OF Rennbiiro,,
success In 1896
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

Huntsville. Tex, March 6.-The ex-
alhlh.ns trial OF Spence Sims, the uN-
today, when he was committed win
out bail. Sims served nve yenrs In
the penitentiary for trying 10 kul a
previous wife, she dying during hls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

Boston. March stonewalr. Ana,
the .colored featherweight, Is annomnn,
eded 10 box Starlight" fiftoen rounss
~ the Charlesbank Athletic club 10
night Unless there Is crawl OF tic
rs tmoment the bout should be a lively
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

waco, March Precautions were
o oaasn this morning TO gunrd the pris.
Dr. II. l.. Taylor. county nbvsinien
Vaeelnated the entire crowd. The hoard
OF Meath met tonight and also urged
Senerai vaccination as precautionary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

are conceded to the prohibition party.
Eleven parties We're arrested in this
city. charged with attempted frauds
at the polls, and all are confined In the
city jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

Washington, March e.--The prellmln-
airy arrangement for the argument in
the income tax cases was made In the
supreme court OF the United States in
the presence of an array OF dishn-
guished counsel as is seldom seen In
the court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07
Browder ON prohlI,,,,.,..

Leonard, Tex, March s.-Rey. U. NJ
Browder delivered a grand ana erect
Ne spseeh mere last night at the Meth
hibition. The house was crowded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

mckinney, Tex. March 6,-George A.
National bank, and one OF the o,des,
and hest known citizens OF collin
county. died this afternoon al s,go
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

Bonita; Tex, March 1.-THE poston,ca
az this place was broken into last nisht
py some party unknown. ana nbont TX
cents taken from the cash mi Also
w. y Deans general merchandise store
Vas broken Into. but nothing was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

Memphis, Tenn, March e.---Ellis Cap.
crs. a young man / years old. VINO
claims Dallas, Tex, as his home. was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07

Little Rock, Ark. March s.--1Iitle
Rock I, St. Louis II.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-23
MADE HIM TELL 1T.
Ex-Mayor Aldrich Brought Before
Court to Tell About His Wealth.

Judge Wyatt opened the door of his
probate court office yesterday and eX-
Mayor Aldrich and an attorney for the
Myers Drug company of st. Louis fol-
lowed him in.
1t was q proceeding instituted by the
st. Louis Drug company to find out
what had become of the immense prop
erty owned by Mayor Aldrich during
the boom.
They wanted to know how il hap
pened so they issued a summons for
Ben Aldrich TO appear before the pro-
bate Judge and submit to a pumping
process. And Ben told it all. He
told how he had owned valuable prop
erty and how when the shrinage pro-
cess came it squeezed him out and left
the other fellow in.
He even told how his faithful wife
had gotten enoug out of mansion home
10 buy the modest place where they
now reside as happily as in the man
sion and when they asked Ben If he
had any cash he fished down into his
pockets and brought out a dollar and
fifty cents
When they got through the attorney
for the Myers Drug company conclud-
ed that Ben Aldrich had really bust
ed Ben said il reminded him of
story and he could not help thinking
of that story all the time he was being
questioned. Once upon time" he
said, IAN old lady awoke late in the
night and she nudged her husband and
said wake UD there are burglars in
the house. The old man rolled over
and said: We'll keep still, if they find
anything we will get up and take it
away from them / was in hopes
that they would find something so that
it could at least claim an interest in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-23
CATTLENEN TO MEET.
Oklahoma Live Stock Association Billed
for Woodward Next Month.

VIII Bolton. editor Of the Live Stock
Inspector, was up from Woodward
yesterday and made business call at
the stock Yards Mr.. Bolton stated
that the Live Stock association of Ok
lahoma would meet at Woodward on
the 18th Of April 10 talk over mat
ters pertaining 10 their interests. 1t
promises 10 be nOta bic gathering
and Woodward is fiatteTed by being
the location selected. Doubtless many
of the old timers who belonged TO the
Cherokee Live Stock association Will
be present and if they do they will give
Woodward a touch Of high life. Live
stock conventions are not new in the
southwest. in the palmy days of the
Cherokee strip association there was A
convention held once every year at
Caldwell and they were an immense
source of revenue for the town. They
were. however. the cause of the down.
fall of the association to some extent.
They called public attention TO the asSo
citation on account of the evidences OF
wealth displayed. The more the people
saw of the prosperity of the associa-
ton the more they wanted the Chero-
kee strip for themselves and soon the
Cherokee strip movement became crys-
talized and finally ended in the open
ing Of the country to settlement.
big poker game was one of the features
of the old time cattle convention and
at Caldwell. as late as 1886. there was
nearly $4,000 won on a pair of tens
with a good stiff bluff behind them.
The dollar of the fathers is now too
scarce to have anything like this at
Woodward. but big time will be there
rf ho1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-23

people who get licenses that the peo-
pie viii all go TO some other county
for their license or that the wrong
people are liable 10 get married
4 meeting of the Republican Central
committee is called for Justice Jones
Office tonight at 100. All the commit
teemen and candidates for office are
urged to be present as business OF
| Importance will be up for corsidera-
ton.
Charlie Stinson for so Ions with the
Wichita Wholesale Grocer company but
now travelling for a shoe house IN Col
orado. dropped in upon his numerous
old friends yesterday and there was
sunshine in the circle in which he
moved all day.
Hon. W. f. Stanley expresses the
opinion that the public schools ought
10 teach the common branches and
nothing more. He says this thing OF
attempting TO give every fellow fin
ished education is a fraud on the pa
tient taxpayers.
The men appointed to investigate the
county treasurers office reported TO the
county clerk that John Doran and his
assistants are taking good care of the
peoples money. 1t is often remarked
that Sedgwick county has always been
peculiarly fortunate in the election OF
good men TO office.
Fred Israel was in the register of
deeds office yesterday delivering a very
profound lecture on freight rates. Some
of the boys suggested To Fred that he
would soon be across the hall and ey
amined for lunacy. That is what Is
the matter" said Fred, IF you fellows
are sane | am crazy.
c. 8. Jobes of Attica. who has been
appointed bank commissioner by Gov
ernor Morrill, was in the city last night
enrOute To Topeka. MIR. JobeS is a
brother to A. c. Jobes cashier of the
Kansas National bank OF this city and
is a thorough business man and finan-
cier with a long experience in the
banking business.
Some of County Clerk Carvin's
friends are urging him 10 become a can
didate for reelection To the office he is
now holding. but Mr.. Carvin tells them
that just as soon as his present term eX
pires that he will commence TO help
build up great manufacturing estab-
lishmeut in this city. He will make
pumps enough 10 pump the Arkansas
dry.
Porter & Ferguson of Wellington
bought 2sS head of cattle from Henry
Schweitr yesterday the price paid he
ing $521th The total amount OF the
Mr.. Schweiter's prof. will he some
where in the neighborhood of $4,000.
The question does farming pay
Kansas" seems 10 he solved by this
sale to the satisfaction a least of Mr..
Schweiter.
The distribution Of benefits by The
Mutual Life Insurance company Of
New York in 1894 was wide and vast
The record of no other company in the
world can equal it. The payments on
account o fmatured death claims. en-
dOwments. annuitieS, etc, amounts 10
S2l ,0S9. 251.0S. This represents the saw
ingS of many thousands of prudent
people multiplied in the hands OF the
company and repaid 10 the insured and
their heirs. The average daily pay
ments made by the company during the
last week of the year 1894 amounted TO
S64. 4s6.17. or over s2.6S6.92 per hour for
every hour of the twenty-four each day,
and STATS per minute.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-23
SCISSORS, PASTE AND PENCIL.
Hypatia Ladies' Mixed Up i'm the Mysteries
of Paper Making.

Last night the ladies of Hypatia COM
pleted the task of getting out an issue
of a weekly paper and, of course, il
was late. That is no reflection. how
ever, on the ladies. for a special issue
Of newspaper has never been COM
pleted on time since the days Of Adam,
or rather since the days Of Guttenburg.
\ reporter for the Eagle called at the
Saturday Review office yesterday TO
see how things were running" H. use
shop language, and found every thing
there very natural except that the
devil was an angel. The ladies had
coffee, chocolate. tea and sweet bread
for their visitors and when the man
with spring poetry came up they treat
ed him To some of it. This was very
natural but it would be still more so
if they gave him bricg bat on the
butt of the ear and then threw him
down stairs.
Then. again there was that refined
religious Y. NJ. {. y. atmosphere about
the place which strikes every journal
list when he enters the brainery or sane
tum of a newspaper. There was no
smoking. no begging for d chew Of to-
baccu. no swearing and no ''jeffing" fol
the drinks. What was most striking
and enthusiastically natural. how
ever. was the angelic tone in which the
editor told the slaves to do things
MY dear" she would say. go down
and write up Mrs. Jones millinery dis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-23
CITY IN BRIEF.

J. r. Barley of st. Louis is at the
Carey.
George Cox of Richmond, Ind, is in
the city.
c. J. McCower Of Delaware, Ohio, is
in the city on business.
their respective families who have
been visiting here for some time.
Mrs. Dora VI. Brown OF Carlinville.
Illinois, is visiting the family of II. NJ.
Dubois.
J. ". Fitzgerald of Marion and G. H
Fitzgerald of Kansas City, were in town
yesterday.
Superintendent of Schools Mackey
has a sign on his office door "Gone 10
the Country"
EN-Mayor Ben Aldrich says that Pat
Healy is a nice man but he is a mighty
poor organizer.
Jonah Troutman of Wellington. was
IN town yesterday looking over Henry
Schweiter'S cattle.
Sanitary Policeman Ben Downing
wears his grand army button above
his policeman's star.
Mr.. Jos StetleF with Mcnamara e.
Co. is confined to his bed with an
aggravated case Of Ia grippe.
II. c. Jennings Of Columbus. Ohio. is
visiting in the city and making his
headquarters at the Carey hotel.
v. {. Glenn. deputy district clerk and
& r. Museller Of Perry. -. T. are
spending a few days IN the city with
Frank Wightman Of Anderson e.
Wigttman. is confined II his nome ny
an attack Of malaria that threatens
pneumonia.
All articles Of food requiring a leav-
eDing agent can be made wholesome
and palatabla II raised with Dr. Prices
Cream Baking Powder.
Judge Nyatt says il the newspapers
do not quit getting names wrong Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-23

iron rods running through the building
and when completed every floor of the
high building might be filled with hogs
and cattle without any fear that it
would be crushed by the immense
weight.
We are going to put in more ma
chinery," said Mr.. Dold, lin a short
time
we now have a new machine put
in for scTaping hogs and We viii make
other valuable improvements as they
are needed which Will be in the near
future"
Mr.. Dold declared that when they
came to Wichita that it was an expert
ment. They did not even know for a
certainty that enough hogs would come
here to make a good run for one month
in the year.
That point he thinks is now settled
There will of course, now and then, be
a light corn crop as we had last year
but Mr.. DOld is satisfied that corn will
hit as often here as i'm any other west
Crm state and whenever we have a
good corn crop we are bound to have
plenty of hogs.
He says that all prairie countries
when new are devoted largely TO rails
ing cattle but in the corn regions the
hog crop increases as the country be-
comes more thicllly settled and there
viii soon be a great many hogs raised
in Oklahoma which will find market
here. Then Kansas will continue to
raise more hogs and fewer cattle.
They all look alike: how can alum
baking powders be known? BY the
price, madam, always. Alum costs
g per pound. cream tartar SOC. Or
Prices is cream tartar baking powder
Hra,aF oct rNn-