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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

A number of new building are
prospect.
The furnace and heating apparatus
being put in the new Delaware holA
Boaz buys, sells or exchanges u
school books. SOC Main street
DR.. Broiles has removed to Dun,'
block, Seventh and Houston streets
DR.. Dennis-Eye. Ear, Nose Thni-
graduate three colleges. Dundes hh'
DR., Blake. dentist, graduate Pr
delphIa Dental college; office. Third y
Main streets.
sid C. Lonnier. of w. II. MorF'z
Main street cafe. has accepted
sition with the Reliable steam lausal
"DeMotte has no equal in his ins
Mr.. Vending. Hear him ia''
night, city hall.
Halls Jewelry store. Msin y
Eleventh streets. Cheapest hogT
the state. Goods must 80. esA =
see him.
The water was five feet deep w ~,
the Clear Fork dam early las. H 4
and the rise still continues ~
effects of the snowfall VIII y
realized until 1t has all melted !.
II have not heard In twenne ..,
years twelve sermonS that ana ,ss. I,
have given me the moral iinp Va y. !,
good that this one (DeMouep ~.
has" This was said of his iec'@'
Augusta, Ga.
George l.. Cause. funeral dlrs;' -, Y
emhalmer. Full assortment q
takers goods. Takes full 49, ".
funel ais and furnishes AL gr s..ss
requirements. No. Sli West w.
ford street. Fort Worth. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

rhc case of l.. Gordon, charged with
beating hts wife, came up before Judge
Armstrong IN the county court ycater-
day. Gordon Is an lsraellte who deals
IN clothing ON Main street and was
arrested on hts wlfc's charge OF beat
lug her Whom the time Tor trial came
however, and she found that her
spouse was really In danger OF pun
isNmcnt. womanliSc. she took It all
back and s0id she was excited when
abe made the charges against her Levi;
that he didn't really beat her. but only
led her gently by the hand into the
street ludse Armstrong Rccordinlv
dismissed the suit, the white dove OF
peace lowered over tho Gordon abode
aRRin and Levi asked Assistant At
torncy Hanger out to take u drink,
which Mr.. Hanger politely declined.
however.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31
THEY'VE GOT BOOTY GRABBED
HIS sNow-wHITE PLUME IN THE
sINTu.
The Citizens HIVE quit f"'A'"S
About MIR. Drake and VIII Make
the Most of Judge nooty's Record
city Politics.

"ror, Tor, Iordv. j" Judge Booty
-. ,,.,.h n gesture of
foided ms MINUS WIN
helplessness upon his breast
"Young man. don't know anything
about cit,, no,itics" he pleaded.
-, ,,.,,,. ~,
Then the Gazette reportei "ent w
down the street and found that Judge
Booty was sur, in for 1t. His name
.,.n, T., ,,,,,,ionod several times at the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31
is SURPRISING EXPECTATIONS.
THE ALL-rERvApiNG INTEREST IL
TUE sEM-CENTENNiiL.
The fret Conference of the Canvass
Ing Commuters Has Inspired
Feeling of Absolute Confidence In
the Outcome Of the Enterprise.

The results of the first conference OF
the mi-Centennial canvassing COM
mittee yesterday evening were most
gratifying to all concerned.
The meeting was held in response to
the call OF Mr.. S. II. Williams. the
general chairman, at the office of Mr..
Glen Walker. the secretary Of the gem
eral committee. Nearly all the sub
committees were represented through
their respective chairmen or by means
OF encouraging reports. In fact, the
general tenor of the reports was not
only encouraging. but gratifying TO tue
highest aegree showing that much
greater interest had awakened tnuIl
was anticipated in the preliminary
stnges of the undertaking. one aIter
another the chairmen OF the sub-coin-
mittees arose as they were calleu upon
and without Ostentation gave assur-
ances remarkable enough 10 be sensa-
tlonal II they were for print, ana IN
their general import emphasized the
fact that the Semi Centennial EXPOSE
ton is a 70. Hope and confidence were
inspired by the meeting. 1t was made
evident that the project would as
sumo mammoth proportions before the
close of the preliminary canvass
Among the significant expressions
was one from Mayor Paddock, VINO, as
chairman OF public officials suD-com-
mittee. was present for the first time
with the projectors of the enterprise.
After making a very favorable report
he said in his usually cool and decisive
manner:
"Gentlemen-Thls is the most popu-
lar movement ever innugurated In Fort
Worth. The spirit of the people has
been deeply stirred and 1 never saw
an idea take like this has done. The
enthusiasm for the Spring Palace was
nothing to compare to it."
He then remarked as having a bear
ing on the subject that one who had
not Investigated could have no idea
OF the MAGNITUDE OF the movement of
immigration which had lately started
In the direction of Texas He said that
he had realized this while at Chicago
from the deep interest which was be-
ing taken there in regard to every
thing concerning Texas.
"rheyre coming three hundred thous-
and strong. are theyg suggested some
one In a testing way.
The MAYOR didn't laugh, but turned
oiiirtIv around and said:
yes. there are fully that number of
imtnirrants coming into Texas next
yenr. and IL this celebration is made
what II ought to be, there will be $780,
0O0 and the majority will come through
Fort Worth"
He then related how he had just re-
caived thrce letters from the northern
most of the coast counties of cali
| fornia nnd two from the north central
staotes stating that three committees
representing colonies We're coming
sonth 10 spy out land He said he had
never seen such interest unaffected
I'm Enumeration to Texas and inat the
bappy idea of the Semi-Centan was
ali that was necessary 10 give the
movement which was already under
way. a tremendous Impetus.
~ ,,,os tba uporfp,nus sapsa ~ the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Evangelist Sanford and Rev. Kin
ney and party held a delightful meet
ing last night at Bethel mission. A
blessed testimony meeting was heid,
some three souls processing the Lord.
Roy. sanford and wife and Rev. Mr..
Kinney and wife are much used % The
Lord and are delightful speakers OF
much zeal and power ia GOD. A good
attendance prevails and now that the
weather Is favorable large crowds are
expected,
The Bethel IL good and warm Come
and set sunshine and JOY In God and
hear these dear people OK God.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31
HAS REMAINED UNTOUCHED.
" HAYNES OLD ROOM REMAINS
AS IiE LEFT N.
ltory OF Patio. ana rrntcrnni Az
petion Picked up right Here at
oms--A Democratic Incident aud
ts uistory Recalled.


nglnnd and IfnElsnd'a sons have
,het, ,r,nraas ,,,,on the worid'a HIS
=, .,.,,,, ,ha am
hlhnn 'i'h'y e'""'.Nu ~
tho national power OF France az
nenurt and from tho eastled heights
+, ,,,A,,, Oh. Ntsinrlo enhancement
"ie" Wv , ~. ,a,,n,erna
y ~ name, surN'S'u '"V NV.'N
ercignty OF daul lylnk pTostI"to AZ
saet lrjton IA a Britihher, IL
.a, n.r, or ha ulobe
s'o'" NY az """' - 49,,
In found, whether hhl'u'lnh ~ Wv
I'D cold or the Arctic, Drawing a
,a.,o n,,5ta among the noxioua
'a 49, ~. 4. o,o hoot ~
~ OF Vesrhple i'l' :" Wv
tropics, or lodging spears OF uehun-
~ Arnha on tho Sahara, he retains
l,.,.,ta 80 nt, ,o,e A
N""'"N'p'i''''N 80,
fhty tnce u ~ t7o' plpuu VI 'N'
uuealH, gloiyiug In the vnlorOuh
\ dis OF their warriors on the field ana
ooups d'etat Of their nngca In the
inn. thoy arc npt TO become cynical
( time, but underneath a rugged oN-
Ior there Hos a heart beating for
humanity, ready 20 dare anything
protect the weak or scrvc a friend
: v.inet a. I,ucitnoy Garnet Wonc-
NJ Tcl l5l ISnbir. Nelson AZ 1'rafal-
ana Cardirnn at Bnlnklavn, live
y ths henrig of thelr rountiymcn and
nernef,inted In the memories OF
AZ iiberiv Ieyelnp. hero worAhiplng
III
& Ia M wonder. with such n record
& innoi indivldnnla TINT the "Ialnnd
A KIN, NM elvsn 10 Nineteenth century
nisotin, ,a,rn ~ Ia uost dnuntlcgs
KY" frnn Vyhoac hands have ooms
\ - az tbr brlrhtest ineldonts in q
ntr,,ia histn,.,,
4 XXX A.. iIh,V org.s In nrlvnte No mona
( iass tha, In ,1,e nrnfoaainn Of arms,
z ,,o,, ~" ~, hr,iiiont dnsb NJ
nt,s,,. ~ ,noi,a NM ,n,r M rnrdis
nna Nn,nn ma come az ilfe'n
49, ,arrinc,, are fnund In vynIlta
,,t AN Decentralization srhc
] ,,,,. ,.,,. t,',,,rli. ia ri ,nurl,v
w." t,,.', ,, s,,r,t,'n no
n ' 'h ,,,ai,os S,i,mondcr ~
M ~, 49, "'M ',,,,,m h,ins ,,nv an,
NV .'a' ,"u,.'i,I" s n arIi,n,,,
tpb nus W ~ r'' i,
y tnN ~ "N h'lU'' az wv "'''''' :"
= IVY, ana. H., n,,, ,,,. 4, ,,,,,,tor
~ pt thlh IVY ',nl ln.a W Wun''t,
Hnsnst Nv ,, ,n1'V WV wSh 1 1o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Ther0 have BEEN fifty additional stu
dents eatalcgued at the Polytechnic
college since Christmas.
The new music han has been COM
pletei and VIII add much 70 the con-
venisnce % the college. =.
A number ~ new families have
moved 10 the vicinity Of the college.
new houses are constantly being butt
and there Is every prospect that &
will soon Ssconie a rourishlng sGhrra.
An electric street car line ls con-
tenpiated ard Is bound 10 come IN
the near future.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Frank Green. negro youth about
l6 years OF age, was before Justice
Adams yesterday ON the charge Of
rape upoa the person OK n6hrO girl
named Alma Marshall, who Is less
than u years OF age, The negro doc
tors, Davis and lindsay, testlAcd that
they had made an examination OF the
girl and that sho had not bcen injured,
Green waH bound over in the sum 81
500, in default 81 witch he was sent
Go iasl The crime was said TO have
hNcn cAnlnllttel on Tho asa lnstant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31
Personal MtiATioa'

Claud Butler has returns, ~ v
Waco and will remain IN fu.
"Ciydoma Balm is the best - ~
earth for chapped hands or am
ness of the skin" Il a
Hon Barnett Gibbs OF pan -s....,
in the city yesterday and
at the Hotel Worth.
Miss Mary Kate Mullins 9 Y.
cana is on a visit TO her - ~
]. w. Neyins, East Thirleea... y, q
Mrs. Hymie Weltman aho y B
dren OF Chicago are visitIs. II b
ter. Mrs. Louis Weliman. :"
Fourth street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31
cArrLEMEN rLEAsEp.
Plcuty OF Water nnd Grass, and Not
Much cold Weather.

A large number OF oattlemen are In
the city Just now, and as r rulc give
an encouraging account OF the situation
on the range. The recent rains and
snow arc discussed with much satisfac-
ton, as having Insured abundant pas
turage for the coming season. So Tar
as can be ascertained there has been
no great suffering among the cattle
on the plains In west Texas. as the cold
spells, while rather severe in one or
two Instances, have not been long con-
tlnucd, and the burden or the cattle
mems song is abundance OF water and
ErAas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

The Pennsylvania special train. No,
80, leaves St l.ouis az $40 a. m, ar
riVos az New York s;S0 next afternoon.
New York limited train Ne, 2. leaves ST.,
Louis .. M, arrives New York $3.50
next evening New York express train
No g. lcaVcs 81 Louis , y, M arrives
New York 3;iQ second morning. An
meals en- route served In dining cars.
Absolutely the quickest aud hest ap-
pointed service hetwecn ST. lsouia and
me East eau upon or address Hgun-
ueA N.snNala L,uo, 81, Louis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

NJ. J, n, MsNililaA az the firm %
n, p, Mcmillan 4 sons leaves to-
nlSht Tor Lacrosse. WIS, where on
FehruSry hA VIII - fuarriea 10 Mss
EaaA Cargln az that elry.
Mr. Mcmillan has resided IL this city
several years and Is well and very ~
yag4ety Snown. Wtl n, Paddock was
10 have accompanied Alm on MIS-
hgiAal tour, but Is eaAVosd4ely pre-.
vented
Ny Mcmillan has numerous friends.
All .At Shaus. assSpeaau~ ktasN ,-lsn an :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

H. +, SPRINKLE, who has been con-
heete3 with the Gazette as elrculator
Tor the East ten years, has formed
partnership with his rather. a. y.
sprinkle, In che rental and ccllectiur
business, The hcm name Will Ne 4. u,
Sprinkle s son. or,iee in Land ritlA
block With 4. A. Thurman & o.,
stries Alteration 10 business ana promps
returns IN all business entrusted % us.
A, II, SPRINKLE s, SON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

We have 500 well selected. graded
eteers now on cotton seed, that We
win sell cheap They are gust tho
thiug tor a SECOND tceding ou meal
quick 10 George h Loving 8 Co. For,
Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

se,,s seats for the entire ensa az, he
Eniiowing Is the repertoire ~ NO
week. Tuesday, first une h..aohe,nian
rIta." wednesday malinee' ~ ,,roIun-
Hirl' '.Era Diayolo. Thursday, inc
, ,ron oaTar and Tartar" Friday n l,id,,;
great ~ "a sa4nrday night. Paul
Io Mer'a1 together with the finest chorus ,,.
ever heard here. and Graus own 90. ere's e5,
I'M and all at popular prlces--oe' "0e'
rn. I'D TSr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Kentucky belle, Denmark mare OF
Or bye'H, is undoubtedly one " the
finest anddlera IN the West and VIII
show her ahllty nj next years horse
shown Dr. Rye tho owner 10 the dis.
oorerer of tho llnlmy on cure for can-
Ger aud tumor which hHs caused much
comment HIS Illustrated book which
he In sending free to ALL shows that
ho 10 thoroughly posted IN his profession
US Wen us about horse flesh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

pastss s1s ~. Mss Jan 1s.-Re,iaby.
= rSr.,-. - ~ a2l.andale. IN this eoua-
ING excavations ~ his -, Z lile max
- i1r eoatiiaiaE "a ~ ~ +. "
t - money IS theaxhf ~ n,,.a SO,
as ,,s asias the VA b 4 rs,sn 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

The musical prodigy, Blind rom,
will NAV return engagement at
G w opera house tomorrow
nj, ~ and special matinee for ladies' and
children on Saturday afternoon, 5 1in
prices OF admission will be; Nighi 1 1oo'
5Oc and use, and matinee, 20G anu nv 9oe'
seats are now on sale at the box ONCE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Fort Smith, Ark, Jan. SO.-The fol-
lowing telegram has Just been received
by United States Marshal Crump.
Nowata, l. T,--Wtl be there on
morning train with Cherokee Bin. Did
not hurt him. lie is all 0. X. Am on
train sss
tsisneD W. c, SMITH. Deputy"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

best Wishes on this, the happiest pill
grlmoge Of his life. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
MILAN VIII be at home Il, Ihcjr friends
1O5 Johnston avenue. on ana after
April l.
The Gazelte today contains the an
nouncement OF Mr.. W. b. Harrison
as a candidate for the office OF city
treasurer. Mr.. Harrison is widely and
favorably known In financial and busi-
ness circles as gentleman OF the
highest integrity. and his candidacy
win be welcomed by many OF the best
and leading citizens OF Fort Worth.
He Is now cashier OF me city National
bank. which Is looked upon as one OF
the best managed and most substantial
monetary institutions In Texas. IL
he should be elected the finances OF
tho city will be In worthy and reliable
hands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

The following marriage licenses were
recorded az the county clerks ONCE
yesterday; II. 5, Lee and Eva John
son, George Il Holland and Lille Il.
Call.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31
Leave st, Louis sue a. IA. =, M, or
% ". IA. VIA NandaiiA-Pennsyi-

For New York ard an the PRINCIPAL
points. Pullman sleeping ana dgaing
ears run through. making the most
complete service ever inauCGgatea Ne.
tween 81, llsuls and tho East, Call
cpoa or address byaaueg, NSnealla
Line. 81, Louis,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Is + lizard vs- Winfield sco,;, debt:
stN39
Texas brewing company rs. J. -.
Andrews. sui, ON account. 1855.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Mrs w. A. Butts and little dansh-
ter ies, yesterday for a two m0atks
visit 70 rclatives. while Mr.. Bnlis soes
In Mas Na<E-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

As staple as sugar. and equally II
nos more useful IS Dr., Bnlrs Cough
Syrup.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Phone txi. Tin SacgNH 1904 MAta
street. smoky chlmneyS Cured, sat
iseAesscn lnsaYr3
l.gwls ', i.EwIs s CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03

Tho readers Of this paper will DO
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that Is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
tho only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity, CNtarrh being
n constitutional disease, requires a con.
s]titutional treatment. Halls Caiarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
tho system, thereby destroying the
foundation OF tho diaOaso, and giving
tho patient strength by building up the
constitution aud assisting nature in do.
ing its work. The propriOtors have so
much faith in its curative powers, that
thuy ofcr Ono Hundred Dollars tor any
case that II iails to curp. Send for list
Of testimonials, Address,
+. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, y,
pSyrSold by druggists, 70 conts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03
some silver Polnts.

Note those few points on the silver
question, from the New York Journal
Of Commerce, and post in a cOu'picu'
Gus place" for reference;
Fifteen to one was selected because
it was supposed to be the market rate
at the time; but it was not, or 1t soon
ceased TO be.
"Sixtesn to one was selected because
10 to l was a failure.
"Tho act OF 1873 was passed because
10 to l was q failure.
1.-THE Latin Union was formed be-
cause France could not maintain BIZ
metallism alone.
"The Latin Union stopped silver coin
age because half a dozen nations could
not maintain b%imotallism.
1.-THE Sherman act was repealed be-
cause 1t was fast driving gold out OF the
country.
"DebAsing the coinage always has
been the device OF kings, and always
has been objected TO by the people, be-
cause they suffered from it"
A great deal Of history is condemned
in these few lines. Sensible persons do
not dOspise the lessons of history.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03

Tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will soil round trip tiokOlg from
Wheeling TO Boston aud return, Tor nil
trims July D 10 s., inclusive, vntid for
roturn passage until July 90, with priv.
lego Of al additional extension until
July 81, II desired. Tho ratio from
Wheeling will DO Sl7 80, and CORE.
a]pondingly low rates from other points.
A double daily aofylCo oil fast express
trains is maintained from Wheeling to
all points In tho East Tourists will
boar In mind that all Baltimore & Ohio
trains butwocn tho East aud Wcst run
via Washington For fall particulars
wtlto to Baltimore " ohio Agent
MhoelInE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03
Low EXCURSION RATES


To Denver, Colo, Account National Edu-
cation Association, Via thO baltimore 6
Ohlo Railroad.
On July 3, 4 aud 8 tho Baltimore &
Ohio railroad will soil excursion tickets
TO Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou
and Pueblo At rate Of ono faro for the
round trip, plus So. as membership foo,
account National Educational Associa.
ton Convention.
Tickets will DO good for return until
July 10, but arc subject to an extension
until September /, II deposited with
joint agent at Denver, Colorado Springs,
Mnniiou or Pueblo prior TO July 10.
Tckota will be sold going by any d.
root route, aud returning by any other
direct route, " desired.
For further information call on OF
address any Baltimore Il Ohio Ticket
Agent, or l.. y. Allcn, Assistant General
Passenger Agent, Chicago, III,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03

Queer things are happening in those
days. One Of them happened in Nc
Koan county, Pennsylvania, while the
forest fires were raging there. The
f~irs.ighters were almost exhausted with
hunger aud knew not which way to
turn, for they could not stop fighting
the advancing flames. Then there APP
pearod a dark cloud in tho sky. The
cloud burst, and from 1t rain fell aud
hundreds Of fishes. The fishes fell on
the burning Goals Of wood. and then the
feast was ready. This is a trino ahead
OF tho miracle Of the loavea and fishes,
for while in that case there was bread
with the fishes there is no mention Of
the fishes being cooked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03
acknowledgement
mmrr,1Nn my a tanh
wHEELINa. July 8, 1903.
Maryland Policies


This years preliminary skirmishins
in Maryland iS of more than ordinary
interest In addition to the generally
improved Republican prospects there
is evidence OF an intention in the Dem
ooratic party to make war o n Senator
German and hiH machine.
The legislature to be chosen this year
Wilt select the successor to Senator Glib
son, who desires to succeed HIMSELF
and the state senators elected this year
will hold over until the time comes to
elect a successor to Senator German,
who will want to succeed himself II ho
be alive 1t that time. Senator Gibson
g Senator Germans a
Taking all these things together the
antl-Gorman Democrats think this a
good time to strike for their lost rights.
ThiI is not the first timsa similar in
tention has been announced, but there
never has been so good an opportunity
to win in that kind OF a fight
The Maryland Republicans are in
better trim than they have ever been
to mako a winning contest, probably
because they have not lately had any
federal patronage to Squabble over.
Lloyd LOyndos. of Cumberland, seems
TO be the lavorite Tor the Republican
rubernatorIal nomination. II he gets 1t
he will make such an efFOr. to be elected
as no Republican nominee in that state
boa mazda
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03
An obleel Lesson IN naIlrOadIne.

An Object Lesson In RRilroRding.
The Baltimore & Ohio tunnel undOr
the city of Baltimore Is expected to
enable the company to gain sixteen
minutes In moving 4 train between
Washington aud New York. The cost
Of the work, including seven miles OF
road which It was necessary to build to
carry out the scheme, is about
100000,
Sixteen minutes between Warrington
and New York is not much to save, but
to men and railroads time lie money,
and the aggregate Of time saved will pay
the railroad company on ita large in
ysGtment, This great work illustrates
not only the eagsrnssa OF the age to go
fast, but the nice regard to the
economies OF their business which rail-
road companies must now observe to
achieve the highest success.
It was not enough for the Baltimore
& Ohio to attract travel with itS splendid
Royal Blue service. It saw a way to i'm
prove that service by cutting sixteen
minutes OF the time between two i'm
portant points, and to that task it adj
dressed itself with great foresight and
magnificent courage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03

"sAxrrAmrAS" submits some. sensible
views regarding the nGstiness Of Wheel
ing creek and how a bad situation may
be very much improved. The creek
has become a great sewer and can
never again be anything else, but 1t is
impossible for a sewer to do its work
without placing in peril the health aud
tho life Of a whole community.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03

SOMETHING moro than moro assertion
will bo necessary to mako tho world be-.
love that Spain Ia having poisoned
food shipped to Cuba In tho hone that
II will bo captured and eaton by tho IN.
Sutgonla Spain Is not tito most ad.
yancod Of tho nations but to Fight with
poisoned food would bu going back
some distance beyond tho Spain Of this
day,