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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

evening will long be re-
nv sulphur Springs society
one of the most enjoyable
,son. The occasion being IA
md 'hop" given In honor Of
Mrs ]. Louie Goldman, who
eom their short bridal trip
,r The reception was given
sldence OF Mrs. Goldman
M and Mrs. II. Bear
Van Sickle street. The house
ablaee with lights OF many
A the bright faces Of the
70 guests only added to the
The scene. From Z to 10 the
me and went, chatted and
and pretty Mrs. Goldman
handsome husband did their
entertain their guests and
they succeeded can only be
The elegant supper was
nIoyed. There was nothing
1ot one thing. At 10 the
aired to walters hall, where
gentlemen had prepared for
Those who attended were.
Mrs. j. Louie Goldman. Mr..
r. n. Miller. MIR. and Mrs.
Hps, Mr.. and Mrs. II. b.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Searle,
rs. S. p. Mann, Mrs. Cassidy.
bert Johnson, Mrs. Lizzie
B. Ewing and Miss Calm. OF
Murray Henderson and Miss
Of Mineola; Arthur Alexander
May both OF Hillsboro; Ira
Miss Gala May, Of IIlllsboro;
I'd and Miss Esther Goldman,
a; Harry HOFFMAN and Lclta
nd Theresa Baerwald, Joe
and Miss Susie Ashcroft,
1gers and Miss Romie TRY,
ttee and Mamie Miller, II. c.
Little Rock and Daisy Now
M0rehead and Birdie King,
NTH and Miss Goldberg, OF
Ennis TRY and Miss Fried
liter Johnson and Miss
slgmond Wachhilder and
N. VIII and Miss Friedman,
IT'S Of Fort Worth and Miss
m, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Wach-
others.
Mrs. VIII Rogers OF Wolfe
n the city
" Goldberg of Pittsburg re-
me Thursday.
ses Goldman left Tuesday for
e In Mineola.
Mrs. 5. p. Mann visited
K Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
SOUTHERN TRADE.



CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. March 2l.-Re-
norris from all over the South Tor the
week ending March %. received by the
Tradesman. Chattanooga, Tenn, snow
that more favorable weather mas I'M
nroyed the condition OF business. me
revival In lumber manufacturing rs
,irm. the advances In values expected
a., some operators have not been made
as vet But at no time In the past
year have Inquiries been 80 general as
,, present. both for home and foreign
Iew cotton mills and enlargements
~ Existing ones continue 10 be fepoftsd
from several states. representing the
interest taken In cotton manufactures
by local investors. lin.
a,,d ~ enlargements Is as follows FOR
the week: Mills with 100000 capitil
~ Greenvillc. Hickory Grove and wal
tcrboro. s. c.. with $4,000 capital AZ
s,ae,,syiIle \. C., and offers at Hunts
,,iiis ana Piedmont, Ala. shreveport
Tupelo. Miss, Ruslerfnr1ton, N
q cheraw and Newberry, > Z,
Enlnrgements OF cotton mus are 20
he made at Dalton, Ca henrletta anu
ca,eca :. O.. and Trenton, Tenn.
IRON production in the southern ter
r,tory continues 10 be active WIN hplne-
INIT OF an Increased demand az IN
rbaneed quotations; building prospects
."n,,irine the use Of iron and steel are
80 better than for long time, ana
an active spring season Is anticipated
a1sincss Is railing on somewhat
among the coal producers, but no less
ling on the output Is reported.
roilectlons are good Tor me season;
.,,crshants are buying carefully. ana
stocks OF goods are kept low Win no
5,snnsitIon TO Increase In ndvfncs o.
~ aaIly dem inds Of local trade.
advances to planters With when 20
.,,te a crop win be made with macn
na,,tion this year. there being general
Understanding among merchants mat
", ,,actlce should te discouraged.
w r,,s, Important new Industries es-
.,f'i'shed or Incorporated IN TIE SOUTH
~, states during the week the Trades
~ renorts a $500 900 Improvement and
lnH',sinpment company TO 90 business 10
,.,..sses. a Sl0 600 telephone consifrc-
", co,npany NJ Louisville. KY, and a
~. .,Sn noo hat factory at WheeiinH' W
compress with Ssa.oy0 capitni
IN be bull. at Cuero. Texas; a aso'VVy
W. ss,wRre factory Is reported At
E,ourlng mills are 70 b. built - MIN
Il wells Tex. and Point f1earant'
~ Sa Va: ice factories at Jonesecro. 1'rk-.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25


II CIRCLES the event Of the
8 the conversational social
Mr.. and Mrs. Seward on
nifty street. The occasion was
throughout. ana the happy
~ thoroughly understanding
TO provide for their guests
nent is fully possessed by the
rs, r. S. Davis made a
assistant hostess. The even
transformed the scene TO
music. The violet souvenirs
unique TO be sure. A most
Nepast was served In their
eorated dining hail
Al novel entertainment to be
Ne Summit hotel, Monday. the
ooked forward to with much
m.
W. s. q. c. orchestra. I'M
adership of Professor Charles
ings, is on the road to fame.
nerson and b. b. Sellers
tent cornetlsts.
nlse Deichman. the fasci-
lliner, has several apprentices
now at Benefits. From all
Miss Delchman promises the
most beautiful Easter OPEN
department ever before pre-
Decatur
a Lee Waggoner, a most
Young lady. is visiting her
~. Court Babb. on North
Lillard. the clever and efil-
rance young man of Bowie.
ing his numerous friends in
asst week
hnie Lea Lilghman 10 among
spring entertainers.
{. o. Coates and W. L.
y In the city again after a
'nce at Fort Worth and Sher-
Halsell Of Vinlta, I T., IL
OIL friends and relatives here.
rmond, an enterprislng citizen
was down meeting his many
lefe the early part OF the
tialsell, one OF Decatur's most
cattlemen, returned home
Fort Saturday.
'ota Dawson returned TO De-
nay, after n brief visit TO rel
Bowie.
.lnsley OF Velasco. n former
OF Decatur. was in the city
iayter. our popular druggist
NED home from Whitesboro.
Everheart, from Lubbock
we guest or IL. II. HalselI
y This week.
lsens of our city are exceed
. 10 learn OF the future ar
" Hatcher and son. former
81 Decatur.
" Peck. the gallant umpire
". l.. b. c. football team
~, LOT another game.
htnel and Annie Lea Jones
mpllshed daughters OF oui
" G. Jones. are contem
y extended visit to Lemese'
ur Everett. who has been
Naeher In the Baptist colleg'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

Gainesville, Tex, March 2t-Mr,
John Easterwcod went to Richardson,
Tex. on a visit today.
Miss Ora Gray Of the North school
went to Whitesb1ro today.
Hon. W O. Davis and Judge c. c.
Potter came IN from the West this
morning.
Miss McIain OF sherman, who has
been visiting The Misses Stone, re-
turned home today.
DR. w. i. Nnboes IL spending a
few days with his family at Nocona.
Mai. John h. Self OF Bloomfield was
in the city last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
FROM HONOLULU.


Washington, March 23-The next
mall from Honolulu is awaited with in
terest here, as II is expected 10 give a
fun explanation OF events connected
with the request for Minister Thurston's
recall, 1t is understood that the speci-
flc charge made against Mr.. Thurston
Is thai he procured TO be published the
extracts from private letter from Mr.
Hatch severely rejecting upon the
course OF Minister Willis. who was
merely carrying out the instructions OF
his government This the government
could not permit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

T M ~ september last. left with his fam.
ny i9r Topeka, kan, Monday ' A'''''
nas, ~. neard or Dallas is doing h,,si.
hess IN the City OF Mexico. "s 0"S''
81 mrs' Perkins. formerly Of peest,r
nnt now a resident OF Dallas. ID ytsIi,
liz ,ng her son. Joe Perkins, Of his
Professor a. j. Andrews was Visit.
ing In the city yesterday vas '''''-
4. nIs, Armstrong OF III Reno. 1. T..
III IL wing relatives and friends In this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
COTTON GOODS TRADE.
The Past Week an Active oue-Ac,iye
Demand.

Manchester. March 2t.--I.Ast week
was an active one I'm the mAriut here.
the advance in the price Of cotton and
the strength OF silver aiding. but the
Improvement In yarn and cloth aver
ages only about one-half Of the nd
vance in cotton. Large Eastern offers
We're returned for improved limits.
The home trade was DC tier. Yarns
obtained enhanced prices more easily
than cloth. and at the end OF the week
were fairly sold at prices one-elghth
higher on the week Continental SPIN
ners were very well sold and the de-
mand was quite active,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
AN EARTHQUAKE
Felt in Yampa Valley Coiorado-A
Blasting Noise.

Denver. Col. March IA letter from
Steamboat Springs, Col, which Is far
from railroad or telegraph lines, dated
March 90, says:
Today about o'clock distinct earth
quake shock was felt in Yampa Valley,
from Pleasant Valley. about II miles
south OF Steamboat Springs. to Hayden.
about Is miles west OF the town. The
shock was accompanied by report
resembling the discharge OF a blast in
n mine, accompanied by low rum
bling sound, which IS described by some
like breaking OF ice In n river or lake.
TN,e sound was accompanied by n dis
tinct vibration OF the earth from east
TO west and violent enough TO cause
windows to jar and dishes and spoons
TO dance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
DIAMONDS STOLEN
How a Very Smooth Thief Worked
with a Confederate,

New York. March 2i,-rhe tewelry
store OF Constant Lucius was robbed
yesterday afternoon OF diamonds 10 the
value OF 5000 An unknown man, who
was well dressed. drove M In buggy
opposite the store and beckoned To the
clerk. Mr.. Frederick. 10 come ont TO
him. Although Frederick was alone
in the store at the time. lac did so. and
the stranger. taking a handsome gold
watch from his pocket engaged him IN
conversation regarding some fancle1
trouble In the movement When Fred
erlck returned to the store he discov-
cred that some one had entered ana
taken from the showcase two trays OF
diamonds, valued at $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

,,s l.. A, Sanders went to
iuriay.
n. returned this week from
n ~ son ut Duncan, /. t.
N Morey OF Bowie was a
n a,,,,or at the home OF Il. l..
vi "a bows went TO Bowie
Y. 10 furnish music for u
sharpe, who has been
5his city, returned to her
,yan saturday.
49, one OF Montaque's lead
eluns, left Wednesday morn.
Louis TO attend n special
lectures. He was ac-
BY his wife and children.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
Err SOCIETY.


AsARu4Lo.
leo leave Tuesday for
y. :, spend the summer
~ tuesday and Professor
' \; Lave in a few days for
I sss'wSi White is visiting in San
-, an efficient teacher in
lll,ss,ool this last term, leaves
81" IS visiting her mother
rtonio
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
wH1sKY rRrsr Rrcrlvrn

Chicago March 2s--Recelvers John
McNulta, j. J. Mitchell and L. +. Law
renee of the whlcky trust today pre-
scented their designations 10 Judge
Grosscup IN the Federal court. They
We're accepted and Gen. McNulta was
reappoirted sole receiver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

La Porte. Ind. March e3.-ln an in
terview on the prospect OF Republican
presidential candidates col. Ingersoll
says that the nomination will 90 to an
advocate OF free silver. and no cam
be successful
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

Guthrie. q. r.. March 23-H. ~. Kelly.
a man wen known all over the terri
tory, was Jailed at Tccumsoh yester-
day on the charge uf obduetlng the
trude Long. the laudlady OF the city
hotel. at Burnett. o. n,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

Columbus. Ga. Brownsville, Tenn, and
RAdford. va. phosphate works at Good.
rich. Tenn. aud lumber mills at Car
fahelle and Suanec. Fla, Fort Smith.
Ark, Atlanta. Ga, Hopkinsvllle. Ky.
and Alexandria. La
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
CISCO NEWS.
rrOhib--.en for That Place Pleasant


FersonAI Mention.
CHICO. Tex, March 2i.-The election
yesterday on prohibition passed of
quietly. Two hundred votes were east
Tor prohibition and one hundred and
seventeen az ilnst.
Blount Craig OF Fort Worth. formerly
one OF the boys OF this place. Is In the
y. w. Glasgow. late principal OF the
coleman public schools, Is here visit
ing frIends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
DOUGLASS MEMORIAL SERVICES,

DOUGLASS MEMORIAL SERVICES,
New York, March 2i,-st. Marks NJ,
T.. church was crowded today by coll
ored people to attend the memorial
services In honor Of the late Frederick
Douglass. under the auspices OF St,
Marks Lyccum. The services werc
impressive and were opened by Il
prayer by the Rev. Ernest Lyon. pas
tor OF the church. DIR, J. H. Rankin
or Howard university. Washington, d.
c.. read an oulogy In which ne referred
TO Douglass as being 70 the Afro-Amer-
lean as Lincoln was to the Anglo-Amer-
lean.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
BRUTAL ATTACK


a. bllHllhbHhihs
birmingham, Ala, March 2i.-lsaao
Tankersley, Isham Falls. John Roberts
and Mack Falls, negroes, are In jail
here charged with "A brutal attack upon
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barr last night
There is intense excitement and some
talk OF lynchlng. Barr, who has a
store nt Tuscaloosa, was returning
home late last night with his wife, hav-
ing In his pocket the proceeds OF the
days sales. The couple were attacked
by the four negroes and both were
beaten into insensibillty, Barr being
probably fatally injured.
Mrs. Barr Identified Tankersley as
one of their assailants and he con-
fessed. duplicating the other three
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

whitney. Tex, March 22.-Yesterday
afternoon three state convicis escaped
from the steiner Valley tenant farm.
twelve miles northwest Of this place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

nome az Dnrant. Miss, Tuesday. hay.
ing psen the guest " her sister. Mrs
% - SHINE. Tor several months.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
Fl. Worth Women I

Feeble. aliing women are made
wen ana strong BY that great mod
ern nerve lnvlgorator and blood
purifier, Paints Celery Compound.
weak, shaky. tired nerves. on the
verge OF prostitution. need nothing soI
much As This food FOR the nerves
Try Il and be Wen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
M1tRprnrp n1s cn1LpRnN.

Huntington. w. Va. March 2i.-sev-
eral days ago, two little boys. aged Z
and respectively. suddenly disappear
ed from their home here. and It was
thought they were kidnapped. This
morning Beverly Blakcy swore out a
warrant for the arrest OF John Rlngu,
colored, who Is their father. claiming
that he had disposed OF them by foul
means. Blakey who ls u former lover OF
Rlngo's wife. claims he can prove the
children we're murdered ana thrown
into the Ohio river. Ringo Is now In
fail and will have hearing tomorrow.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-27

ale and porter. and these are handled
In such a manner that the strength and
virtue OF each constituent Is extracted
and resolved into a union. 1t has al
ways been their policy to furnish the
best in quality, wholesomeness and gen.
eral excellence. Matchless IN quality
and unrivaled in delicious favor.
I'VE will let Polly go to the hotel
now" continued Uncle Josh, land you
and I. Charles. will call on The Tribune.
for you will want to know the news
every day. and as this is the favorite
paper. subscribe for it." Upon rejoin-
ing Polly, she began to voluably express
her thanks. "You have bought us
everything. uncle" she exclaimed. "Only
forgot one thing" remarked Uncle
Josh. reflectively. but / can remedy
that for many firms in the city have
fine lot of them and you can get one
whenever you want it.I Whatever is
it?' asked Polly. well, it's a baby
carriage. and" But Polly had
tainted.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-27
POOTLIGHT GOSSIP.
keene may do "King Lear"

hhS'H' may 10 hinS Lear.
DArv'lle has H-year-old son.
Fanny Davenport is worth S5OOOO0
THE Night Clerk" Is Pete Dailey's new
play.
Lewis Morrison will give "Yorrick's
Love-"
Helen Bertram will be with the Bos-
ton.ans.
The Wilbur Opera company is singing
In st. Paul.
fvette Guilbert is coming to America
next season.
Olga Nethersolc has purchased the Eng
ilsh rights to Rejane's play, ma Cou-
sine"
Julie Mackey is singing at the Empire
hall, London.
Irene Murphy will be with Thomas Q.
Seabrooke next season.
Frank L. McNish will play in Fool
for Luck" next season.
Charles Hanford is busy arranging for
his starring tour next season. '
Stuart Cumberland has written a new
four-act play for f. s. Willard.
Wilton Lackaye will star in dramat,za-
ton of Hall Gaines "Scapegoat."
Vernona Jarbeau has been re-engag ged
by THE Passing Show" management.
Sarah Bernhadt's new play La Prin-
cess Lointaine," was not a success in Lon
don.
William Wolff has engaged Edith Ma
son and Thomas Persse for his opera COM
pany.
Mr.. Palmer's profits upon Paul Potter's
''Trlby" have already reached close upon
$4,000.
The next tour of Sir Henry Irving in
this country will occupy a season of six
months.
j. Aldrich Libbey will sing for six weeks
in the Lyceum Opera company in At
lanta, Ga.
Henrietta Crossman is playing in re2er-
toire with the G!ffen L. O'Neill company
in ST. Paul.
Creston Clarke will appear in a play en-
titled THE Raven" based on incidents
in Poe's lfe.
Mark Fenton has been re-engag5d by
Manager Frank Perley for Madame Mod
jeska's company
The new play upon which Bill Nye and
Paul NJ. Potter are at work satirizes
] huntsmen of America as developed by the
Adirondack craze.
Louis Harrisons first appearance on
the stage was made in tragedy. In 1875 he
was call boy at the Walnut Street thea
ter, in Philadelphia.
| Thomas W. Keene will open the new
Southern theater in Columbus. O., on
| Oct. in Louis NJ"
| The London critics have not been pleased
with Olga Nethersole's acting in THE
| Notorious Mrs. Ebbsmith.
w. s. Hart is enjoying a sojourn in the
mountains. He Will soon begin rehearsals
for next season with Modjeska.
Jennie Kimball has made arrangements
| to have Audran compose a comedy opera
| for Corinne for the season of 1861
| John Ernest McCann and Ralph Ed
munds have written four-act drama,
which they call. who Killed Senator
Dawes"
Bolossy Kiralfy talks of bringing his big
spectacle, THE Orient to America next
season. 1t is now running at the Olympia,
in London.
Otis Skinner says that henceforth he will
not devote much attention to Shakes
peare. He has new romantic drama for
next season.
| Otis Skinner will be seen next season in
q new romantic play, the scene of which
Charles XVII. The play is called "Nil-
lon, the Nagabond." and deals with incl
dents of the poet Francois Nillon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-27

trolley party composing the fol-
lowing persons enjoyed a. ride to Peck
Vile Wednesday evening: Miss Israel
and Mr.. Stein. Philadelphia; Miss Ans
bach. Miss Bidover. New York; and
Misses Clara and Tillie Lauer. Nettie
Nye, Millie and Rose Wormser, Belle
Hirshfield, Gussie Bernstein, Martha
and Esther Moses and Miss Davis, of
Albany and Messrs. Lauer. Bernstein,
Wormser, Pettinger. ,.H .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
CcGGENH4LL T1ThS BACK.

HIS ANSWER To THE LETTER or WARMER MIL
LGR WITH REGARD TO Ills RENoMiNATIoN.
Albany. June 20-ScnGtor coggeshall this morn
!ng through tho columns % The Utica Press
answers the recently published letter OF Warner
Miller In which the eX-t'niicl states Senator op-
posed the denomination OF Mr.. Coggeshall senator
CoggeShall asked. w ast DO you think OF
Warner Miller and his letter.
"Wen. as TO that" he replied Job Is recorded
10 have said Ny desire = that mine adversary
write book Warner Miller has written. not a
book bat a letter. | assume tha, II must please
him. or he would not have procured It TO be
published. II is aimed not only at me but at
every Senator who Is n frienl ~ the Republican
organization In the city and State OF NewYork.
" 40 f. this Mr. Miller who arroeates to himself
the censorship % othersr lie is prophet without
honor IN his own country. Ho repudia,ed at
the polls by ;hc voters ~ this state and be-
hind the Republican ticket In his county and
town when "A candidate for Governor. In the words
OF ex- President Harrison re IL outside Of the
breastworks and will. without doubt. remain there.
oneida County has no use for men OF his me-
docrlty and mendaclty. She has no need OF the
mclilcsome Interference advice Of such a po-
lltical Pocksniff : he She is capable OF managing
her own affairs. without being dictated to by
man who never been known 10 be actuated by
a generous impulse. guided In political action
hv any motive. except to assal tear down
others for the purpose Of promoting his own selfish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

unobstructed Wow down the river to a point nearly
five miles away. Across the stream fousn-
lcepsie its public institutions and series or
wooded knobs crowned with stately old mansions
fiji the eye on your right the shore is hisner,
boder and more picturesque. Here the signs ol
commerce are found. The West Shore halfway Is
AT the edge Of the water from point to point oppo-
site Poughkeepse. on either s.Ge or the IRON
structure which spans the river NJ dizzy neight
are groups OF buildings. one Is moiest haih'e,
called Oakes, the other. station ana group oi
warehouses called Highland now, but IN the iohs
ago New-Paltz Landing. Perched on Top OF ,ne
bighes, knoll near this landing is summer ho'ei
called Bellevue villa II Is the home OF the Gre"
or Ponnsvvania University, and from Its obSerVa-
,ion tower (which Is surmounted with sign
hoard elephant which the crew conveyed from
,ophborine felD one scan the course from
start to finish. The hills protect the water pe'ow
from the generally prevalent westerly wihds' ana
thouph the ruIl.ng breeze may wrinkle the lace Vi
tho river beyond the buoys which marx the couiSe'
here II is nearly always CLASSY. There are TO
edIy,ng currents 70 retard the boats or TO make
their steering difficult. and when the tide IL run
ming out il runs almost straightaway over the
four miles The water Is deep ana thoush's Vi
eel grass will never frighten the Souls oi 'hoSe