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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-21

his residence here few night since, ana
shcsin league went down last evening
to try and get the man that sold It and
ascertain what ,hc could do toward cap
turing the burglar, He was accompanied
by Mr.. Marable to Identity the watch.
late last evening, In Watsonsvlle, n
negro suburb Of thin city just about the
close OF baseball game. Charlie Randic
mt Joe Richardson back OF the head with
a baseball bat, knocking him scnseicss
and ne had not regained consciousness
today. Complaint charging Charlie RAN
die with assault with intent to murder
was made before Justice Ewing this
morning.
Cotton Is coming in here now at tho
rate OF thirty bales per day, against 100
this time last year. the crop being about
Two weeks late and much smaller than
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-21
srIcns Avn oTiuan runvas.
what They Are nHd where Thry
Come Ernm-tscruI Information.

MhNt IhcN Are uuu Where Tit.,
Come Erom-ts"fui Information.
InrrQal Of Education.
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'',''' '"'.''"S variety
Gomez r. the hrAl taken from the
"'ll4 '' lh' e'll'e tree
Iupeutin" h. hslsam which flows
'roN some Nn'l'ueN of PINE
Cardomon h tie rpc seed OF several
varieties Of trppiral plants
Slgu H. dry, grunuiutcd starch In.
ported fmm the East ludlpB
Black pepper s nude from the unripp
dried berry ui the pepper shrub.
Figs ntc dried and skiUrplly prcppr,l
fruit that looks much like ilt prnr.
Cappra are the ilowor- of the onprf
hush' pr~or,ol iu suIt pnd ylnreur
Amber is II fossil lonpd In tbr sen and
aomotimra on tho bank. upon Inc shore
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lslnnndin puttn trrr of thr En4t Indies
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saffron ~ the urea sllghih oil the com
mon yellow rrocus' whl'h grows Ia our
glrlriS.
Cinnamon ia iho Inner rind Of the elm
nnmon tree, The bark OF the young
shoots il tue best
Mace h the blossom of the nutmeg
tree, aud IL prepared by being Immersed
In sait aud water.
Black mustard IL tile seed Of siBnpin
nigrn. The seeds have q brown color
with Il reddish tint.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-21

Crockett. Texas. August 1g.-R. l..
Brown, white, aged IS years, was arrested
Saturday by Sheriff George Waller. At
Wecher, twcniy-three miles east OF this
city. and brought here and lodged in Jsil.
He IL wanted IN Harrieon county for the
murder OF a negro woman Ia 1879. lie
admits the killing and says while he and
the woman were hoeing In ~ neid the
woman attacked him with hoe, and he
was compelled TO Nil her. Brown had
married the daughter OF well-to-do
farmer He expresses hts willingness 70
10 back and stand trial. the sheriff Of
Harrison county has been notified to come
after bis man.
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GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.

New York. August 1.-THE house hunter
II walking up and down the private
streets searching for winter qunrtets.
Agents ana janiiors report better In
quiry for apartments than during the
same period last year. some brokers who
nre behind with their lists have been
forced to forego their regular vacation
aud attend TO business. on the West
Side entire houses ars IN larger demand
ana as a result rents have atincned and
ieaseH heightened The Impression now
prevails that In a couple Of years ihf
number Of houses rented in the fali VIII
exceed those leased IN tAc spring.
Gable lines here are reaching out for
more franchises, After while the streets
not turned over 70 the traction and cleo
trio magnates viii scarcely be worth
sweeping.
There's not much sadneaa visible to the
onlooker who watches the funeral pro
cessions which form a goodly portion Of
tho traffic on upper broadway every A.
ternoon. on the way 70 tho cemetefiea
across the East river IT'S rattle and bang
over the blocks. lodging vehicles and
cable cars. hauling up for pedestrian
and any which way TO get the aflair OF
the undertaker's HANDS, The earfiaes
loads a few removes from the hearAt
are seemingly composed OF people Whc
take this fncthod OF getting a glinpsg
Of the town. They Hlze up the sight
en- route IN genuine tourist fashion. aiid
reile a, any absurdity. ell OF whicf
gives 10 the Meuopolitan funeral sorl
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ANITA.
She's pretty pusB IN boots.
with a sauey name that suits
Every glance.


She's n pretty pusB IN boots.
with q saucy name that suits
Every glance.
IL Il whispered, IL u sung.
sim II ripplrs on the tongue
In a dance.
oh. she walks 10 plt-a-pat
And she talks Of this and that
Such q Way,
Just to watch hrr witching blush
Even Bocrafcs would hush
Half a day.
She ~ not an angel; MOI
They arc out o. place below,
Lot us Rricve.
Yet pcrohanoe there Is n wing.
Ma beneath that puffy thing
Styled a sleeve.
IIer singing make mo think
OF a triciuy boiolink
An delight.
with his silver stains allow
Where the apple blossoms blow
Pink aud white.
Like a wild RODE newly bora,
Bursting Into bloom at morn.
Dew aglQau.
50 enhancing II her snile,
10, Il haunts me all the while
IN a dream.
samuel Minturn Peck, In the Century
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-21

Eagle Pass, Texas, August l9.-pr. Ma
rrtder reports three new cases OF small
pox and one death today at Camp Jenner.
There are now 100 cases on hand anu
ahnrt ef1 negroes IN camp The doctor
savs nc will be able to give about iSl ne
groes daily certificates, showing that they
are in shape 10 leave the samp me ne
groes leaving express desire 70 WORK
IN the state and anyone can secure their
services by furnishing transportation,
Eagle Pass is perfectly healthy and Or.
Magruder says there Is no danger OF tne
sverv procaution 10 prevent this IS taken
Ia, him md his assistants.
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MiIIInnsnn rnnnt,

Georgetown, August io.--Opportune rains
the past week were just tho thing for the
impoverished cotton crop. Younger cotton
was greatly benefited, and the top crop
that was IN jeopardy q week ago is now
safe. Marketing would have become gem
eral but for the interference OF rain.
which was gracefully submitted TO- As 1t
Is nearly every market IN Williamson
county has received its first bale. There
is scarcely any complaint OF worms IN
terlerlng with the staple.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-21

Cuero. Texas, August fs.--Marshal Mill
gan had quite ar exciting chase after a
burglar this morning. lie reeelyed mes
sage from Xoakum describing a negro
aud the stuff that was missing. He went
to tho Aranzas Pass depot and found the
man with the stuff. The party wanted
tried TO take LEG bail. but after a chase
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-21

or picnic touch that Is missed IN othor
cities,
rammany's steereS arr bolder than
ever Now that all has been arranged for
IA campaign on old lines. tho Qucat,on
Of combinations with the other alleged
domotratle organizations on candidates
FOR the senate aud assembly Is upper.
most From the talk IN and around the
Wigwam today, It appears 10 be settled
that nouo but regular, stFaight-out TAM
many democrats win be placed on the
county ticket this year.
superintendent 8yrnes said during the
LoNow investigation that sending two or
three Sunday liquor sellers to Blacikweils
island would close every saloon Ia the
city on sunday lie will nVe to see his
prediction verified unless death speedily
ovortakcs him,
Seven nno now school houses arc to be
hunt here three down town. whore igro.
rant children swarm. ana four VIZ town.
where there IL leas ignorance and fewer
babies All aro TO bo model ciucatuna,
suucturcf, aomr to 30 PLACED within
small parlsa and some to be nirniehcd with
lrec maths and other necessities OF n
densciy populated quarter
The first Individual TO come down the
Maiostic's gang plank when eho arrived
Thursday morning was William Sims the
crack negro ipckcy, who has been riding
the Croker and Dwyer horcs In icngi,nd
hehind him, prim az any servant Of tho
liHhosi noble, marched hiu English valet
luggng the RtclW umbrellas aud light
haEgaEr " his muster The Young gcn.
tlcman OF color who acted as sims' valet
n THIS country WAS al the pipr nionr
WIN a goodly eohungcnt Of hcro wor-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-21

Caldwell. Texas, August Y.--Ihe new
hrirls buildlng erected by Thomas kIaiteh-
az 4 son a nearing completion and worH
n now progressing rapidly on the kallus
building on the south side Of the SQUARE.
= Womble Is erecting handsome
t,yo-storv residence. All the carpenters
are busy. ,.s..,....
THE public school building T. UNDERGONE
,,-,or "a me opening OF the term on Mon
day. September ?.
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Alvin. August ia.-Fine rains have fallen
during the past three days and they have
placed the ground IN good condition for
preparation for fail crops. The rain was
also badly needed FOR strawberries, ns
many OF the farmers We're complaining OF
a poor stand and failure 10 make tho new
plants live on account or the hot, dry
weather New corn is being offered for
sale on the streets at 70 cents per bushcl.
This Is home grown corn. OATS from w
the country can be bought for 80 cents
per buRhol
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-21

Beaumont. Texas, August 19.--Mlss
Laura Harding and Mr.. Bert Sutton were
bride at 100 O'Clock this evening. tho Rev.
Leon sondcid, pastor OF the Methodist
church. officiating. Immediately after
the ceremony the happy couple departed
for Galveston, where they viii take a
steamer for New York and other Easurn
cities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-21

Overton. Texas. August H.-Wlley Cay.
n li-year-oid boy whose father lives near
Pirtie. attempted to board moving train
two miles north OF here yesterday even
ing. He slipped and his leg was crushed
from his knee down. DR.. Marley ampu-
tated his leg at tile lower third and the
boy is doing well today with fair chance
NJ raraxgrv
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Cuero. August ia nice rain fell YES.
terday and freshened things up consider
ably, II was only local and not near
enough
Noakum. August iS,--Apother heavy rain
fen here today. commencing this forenoon
at o'clock and lasting until 9 o'clock this
afternoon with fair chances for more.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-21

Burke, Texas August is,-ln difficulty
Mt the Neches Dpmber company's mill
last night between a white man and Il
negro the white man struck the negro
across tho head with a scoop, and Il Is
thought the negro will die. The white
man made his escape.
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walker County.

New waverly August 10. There fell
small shower Of rain here this morning
and It is still raining at this writing. The
rain will bcueht cotton, but it will he!p
cotton worms also.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-21

nronham. Texas, August 13.-sherih
Tearue received telegram from INC
chief OF police at Galveston yesterhss
atorsbie.s watch. which sas stolen fr5m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-21

Of several hundred yards with tho as
sistancc OF a snot OF two. was captured,
Tie is now In jail awaiting tho Yoakum
officers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-21

Alto. August i7.--Allo received her first
bale q cotton today. Saised on Mr. John
bought by Mr.. n. ]. AheaEn FOR cents
per pound.
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Grnpelnnd August 1S-A slight shower
OF rain fell hero today. The drouth has
cut the yield OF cotton about one-thlrd Of
former estimate 30 far.
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Hearne. August ia splendid rain Is
falling. and from the appearance OF the
clouds is OF wide extent.
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Village Minis. August ia much needed
and refreshing shower has fallen hero to-
day 1t Is still raining.
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Rockdaic, August ia good rain. worth
thousands OF dollars to cotton planters
fell today.
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TNInr County.

Warren, August BIT has been raining
here all day a steady, slow rain which
was much needed for crops and health.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-21

Nelasco, August is.-seYeral good show
ers fell during yesterday and It has been
raining steadily up to noon today. This
VIII greatly beneft and Increase the crops
or this section. Farmers and merchants
are all smiles now.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-21

ban ',suil. respectable mainland
ksl X. Hsaged IN farming. was at
hud.. ,ooipads on the road between
brs,ss, ana Hitchcock yesterday. He
Aori,nui TO the city ana conveyed 10
brujsea suffering from many cuts
fpad ~ The police are lookiag for
Nh s'ns' No booty was secured.
ny. S.,W PLANT RECEIVED.
|aons-s o. the board OF water COM
aew vas held this sfiernoon ana
sstsn na'erworks plant connecting
b. M. WIN fresh water from Alto
|aaie u. 'ormerly received. The final
rseeiv, the construction OF the plant
Etil day. snu approved. 1t viii be
On Tor use. "4 "Hi w
l. CITY COUNCIL.
council held a meeting this
The evening world., 1895-09-02
Rids on the risin0 tire Of
w BUSINESS by USING tn
HAtF-M/LLiON CUaRAN-
TEE PACE for WQSLD wants.
ASSAULTED POLICEMEN.
Two Boys Intimidate Two Onicerr
so That u Pistol Was Needed.

Rupert Brooke and Henry Brooke,
aged fifteen and sev,a cen respectively,
were arraisned in the Morrisania Police
Court this morning on n charge of hav-
ing assaulted Patrolmen Reiss and Does,
Of the fremont police station, The row
occurred in front of John Wagner's sa-
loon. on the Kingsbrldge road, while
the patrolmen were n citizens clothes
and on excise duty.
Charles Thompson said that he and
Thomas Miller were walking along near
the saloon when he saw the two boys
ahead of them strike the fence and
make noise. He also heard voice
from the inClosure IN the rear OF the
saloon say: "Wlit till get out" short
~ after Patrolman Re,ss ran out and
caught Miller by the throat. Then he
turned around To Ruper; Brooke and
| ca ight him by the throat. At this time
Patrolman Does came up with a revol-
YER In his hands.
Rupert Brooke said that he did not
know when r. 'ss approached him that
Ae was 4 policeman. He saw no shield
and tried to defend himself
The policemen sad that the boys
knowing them to be patrolmen jeerei
them and threw stones al them. They
tried tC make them stop, and finally
| had to use force. The boys We're Sc
| violent that Does was forced 10 draw his
| revolver, Magistrate Mott held the boys
Tor trial in 500 ba al.
The evening world., 1895-09-02
BIT HER ON THE SHOULDER.
One Husbands Idea of DiscipIining
e. Wife,

There was a social gathering on the
ground floor of the handsome brown
stone house 81 East Thirty-first street
Saturday night. under the direction OF
Mansfield $. Bailey. colored man. and
his wife. Elizabeth. Bailey is a power
ful negro. His wife Is fra!l. The cou-
pie were married one year ago. and are
owned by MIR. ". s Williams At
Saturday nights function some of the
most exclusive Colored people of the city
were present
The festivities were marred by Bailey.
who had II quarrel with his wife about
some guests he wanted to order from the
house. Bailey knocked his wife down,
and when she attempted to rise, sprang
upon her and bit her on the shoulder.
Mrs. Bailey procured warrant for her
husbands arrest When Magistrate
to say. he struck an attitude and an
swcrei:
We'll, l didn't want to hurt her, you
know"
You just bit her." remarked the
Court
Yes. that's the ldea.". said the pris-
ouer. "You see. couldn't afford to
hurt her. | just took a jump on her,
thrJNei her down and then bit piece
out of her shoulder. She screamed a
little, of course but that was nothing.
ion dollars Jedge. If ! was to hit her
something'd break, that's all. Why
she don't weigh ninety pounds. | TOOK
TWO bilious pills Saturday night, AND
couldn't hurt fly" He was held ir
$500 bail for trial.
The evening world., 1895-09-02
DO you know about the HALF
MILLION GUARANTEE PAGE.
CELEBRATIONS ELSEWHERE.

Labor Day was quietly observed on
Long Island. The fine day drew big
crowds to Coney Island and North
Beach. At North Beach It was csti-
mated that there were at least 10000
people at noon. The people began to
go to Coney Island from early In the
morning and this afternoon the crowd
was nearly twice the size of the one at
North Beach. The picnic OF the Central
Labor Union was held at Concy Island
In Woodhavcn the q. A. II. Post pre-
sented the public school with new
flag.
In Yonkcrs the different labor organi-
cations puraded through the main
streets Of the city.
The sixth annual reunion of the Sixth
New York Volunteer Heavy Artillery
was held in Peekskill More than one
hundred men of the town of Cortland
belonged to the Sixth Volunteers
In Jersey City everything iS passing
off quietly, but the holiday Is being
generally observed.
The striking Hat Finishers' Associa-
tion at Orange are holdiI 4 "A dcmonstra-
ton and picnic on the Valley road in
West Orange.
In Newark there was parade in
honor OF the day.
In the other cities and towns in New
Jersey no unusual demonstration cook
place.
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~ Look at the Half
Million Guarantee Page.
JUST SAVED HIMSELF.
An Aged Feeble Man Knocked
Down by n Trolley Car.

An NSeu reeOlc WIN NuOCheu
Down by n Trolley Car.
The Brooklyn trolley cars tried hard
to get in their deadly work again last
night and that other names were not
added to the already long list OF victims
was no fault OF the system. One man
was struck and knocked down on the
track. Two others were injured, one in
getting on and the other in getting of
the car. The latter two blame the en-
ployees.
Michael Murray a white-haired man
of eighty-five years. living at 23s Ham,
ilton avenue. Brooklyn, had a peculiarly
narrow escape. He was run down by
car Of the Hamilton avenue line.
He was crossing the street, in front
of his home. when car 3Os came along
and hit him. He was thrown forward
and fell across the track.
The car continued onward. but the
old man. with great presence Of mind
rolled out of its path. The motorman
brought his vehicle to a standstill a
short distance further on.
Mr.. Murray was badly cut about the
face. He was attended by Ambulance
Surgeon Nalkenberg.
Mrs. Josephine. Harrigan. Of 81 Butler
street, fractured her left arm while
alighting from a Smith street car during
James Riceford, eleven years old. of
1872 Atlantic avenue, received scalp
wound while endeavoring to get of a
Nassau trolley car near Marcy avenue.
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SHE THREATENED SUICIDE.
Mrs. COnklin Has Disappeared and
May Have FULFILLED Her Threat.

Mrs. Mollie Laybourn called at Police
Headquarters this morning and reported
the disappearance of her sister, Mrs
Joan Conklin. of 3il East Thrty-hftl
street. Mrs. Conklin is the wife o
George Conklin, the elephant trainer
Barnum & Bailey's circus. which is nov
in Chicago.
Since her husband left the city in II
Spring Mrs. Conklin has seen him on
once, when he was at Lancaster,
She boarded at II Eldridge stree !,
Brooklyn. until last Thursday, whI
she came to her sisters house in Thirty
fifth street, intending to go on to Oh
cago. About ll.3O A. NJ. Saturday 81
left the house, leaving letter sayinl
that she would commit suicide. and tina
she had removed all marks of identin
cation from her underwear. She ais
left her wedding and other rings.
Mrs. Laybourr says her sister ma
been suffering from nervous prostratio
Mrs. Conklin has not reached Chicae
The evening world., 1895-09-02
RIOT IN PHILADELPHIA.
Attempt of an ENprrssmnn Ia Drive
Through Parade Causes Trouble.

PHILADELPHIA. sept. while the
Coat-Pressers' Union was marching to
the Labor I.yceum Hall to prepare for
the labor parade II cam" in cantt 4 with
an eXprcssman who attempted to drive
through the ranks, and a small riot en-
sued, The coat presSers, WAC are near
ly all Russian Jews, resented the at
tempt. and one Of them seized the
horses head. The driver told n IN To
let go. and upon his refusal, Jumped
down from his seat and attacked tn"
| man. This was the signal for a general
| flgAt and not only the coat prcsscrs but
outsiders took u hand.
During the progress Of the fight Max
| Fox was struck on the head with an
| iron bar, receiving "A fractured skull,
| He was taken TO a hospital where his
| condition Is promOumrri snriOus.
The evening world., 1895-09-02
PARADE IN BUFFALO.
Followed by n Picnic, where Ora
tory, Music and Lager Flowed.

BUFFALO. n. V, Sept. 2.--labur Day
was celebrated by the workmcn in this
city in the conventional way by "A pa
-ado OF TN, trades unions, followed 10y
picnic III Germanta Park, where or
ators held forth and music echoed and
lager flowed. Nearly eight thousand men
We're in line. representing the building
trades, the iron trades, the Gcrman
trades and miscellaneous unions. Henry
Lloyd, OF Boston. was the American
orator. and Joseph Moslcr, editor of the
Arbeiter Xeitung, spoke In German,
The day otherw Use was observed hN tue
citizens in general suspension Of bust
ness and variety of sports, chiefly b!-
cycle races and baseball games.
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tim. and Rruo Post. Grand Army or
the Republic. are having a clambake and
picnic at Riverside Hotel. Sedgwick ave
nue. and One Hundred and Sixty-hrst
street; the Defender thoWicr club, a
dinner at Friegang's BAY View Pavilion,
the Improved order of Rcd Men. n fcsti-
val at Feltman's, cOncy Island; the cal
edonian club, a carnival OF sports at
Manhattan Field.
The Brooklyn Association OF Veterans
OF the Franco-prussian war IL con-
tinuing the four days celebration be-
gun Saturday OF the twcnty-iifth ami
versary Of the Battle Of '.dan. 7 he
Deutschen Kriegcr Bund. or German
War Society, has the celebration In
hand. and the principal feature to-day
was a parade.