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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Abilene, August S.--R. {. Hart ia very sick
Win brlghts disease, Quincy Lowry has re-
turned from rustioaunE tour In the shin
merry. Melons aud fruits Of all kinds are
more plentiful on tho street than ovcs seen
before Or. J. T. Harrington was quito sick
again. The ladies OF tho baptist church
VIII give a lawn party at the residence Of
Mr. and Mrs, ParNmorcs on Wednesday even
ing Mas Fay Young. n pretty and popular
debutant, gave q lawn dance In honor OF
her friend, who n visiting her on Tuesday
evening, at the pretty residence OF Mr.. aud
Mrs John nryans II was very much en-
Lowdcn Is visiting friends In the country for
q Few days, VIII Christian spent a few days
IN Fort Worth this week. Al Leighty has
gone TO Waco this week, Miss Emma Tay-
LOT ~ expected home IN a few days
John Eaton spent few days In Abilene this
week and returned to his home on the ranch
yesterday, The ladies Of Presbyterian
church Will give On entertainment on no1t
Ihufhday nlght at the residence OF Mrs c.
w Roberts, they will have short program
uud serve Tee cream on the lawn. .. Mlsa
katlc loiEer In visiting her friond, Mr. Don
mai on the ranch, Miss Bird OF Galveston
la Visiting Mrs Basisurc. The writing
success. The prize was awarded 10 little
Lizzie Hardlc. age six years for rrcatost inn
pruycmont out OF class Of ninty-nlno
pupils Miss MRckio and Miss Lows, two
very charming young ladies who have been
visiting Dr. and Mrs. urizsRrd for several
weeks, returned to their homcB Monday.
Mrs. Harry Rcddlng ntortaincd tho chill.
proved quite success socially as well AZ
financially ia pleasant party spent yestor-
Jay at buNalo CAP. Several camping parties
have gone out this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
A Sensation in German
Politics.
WAR ON CHANCELLOR.
Pagers and Politicians Make Com.
blned Assault on Chancellor
Hohenloehc


BERLIN, Aug g.
copyrighted 1898, by the Associated
Press, )--There have been two sensa-
uonnl facts In German politics this
Week. one was the commencement of
nerious campaign against Chancellor
Hohenloche, and the other was the of
mont offered the latter by the Austrian
premier Count Golouchowskl. and the
consequent estrnngement OF the two
leading statesmen OF the allied powers.
The Goiouchowsh. Hohenloehe affair
Y being carefully cloalSed officially In
herlin as wen as In Vienna as a result
OF the Austrian premier motives Tor
ouending the German chancellor have
not hecn learned, but II appears that
Prince llohcnloehe soon after arriving
NJ Aussee had an audience with Em-
peror Francis Joseph aud according
to an understanding arrived at with
the emperor. Prince Hohenloehe wrote
friendly letter 10 his new colleague,
Count Golouchowaltl. who was at Ia
chat near by, asking for long and
confidential conference and inviting
him to hts estate at Ausacc The AuH-
trian premier replied, telling Prince
hohenloeho that hc would be glad to
sec HIN later on ut Vienna hundreds
Of miles on. The chancellor felt that
this was an insult and did not make
any reply, The conference therefore,
ala not occur rs Count Goulnchowsld,
after an Interview with the Austrian
emperor, tried 70 make amends for his
tudcness by sending n courier to Aus
see announcing his coming, 1lohcn-
loehe replied that he was going hunt
INF ana could not see the count The
attacks upon Prince Hohenloche aftor
a series Of inucndoos. especially from
the aErnrlan and radical proas, have
heen simultaneously hauguratcd in
earnest by the leading conservative or
guns, by krcuE HcitunR and by the
FrpsHlngeu party mouthplece, tho
Npsslche Heltung, The latter haF de-
voted several columns to showing that
Prince tlohenloehc IL not reliable In his
promises, unstable In his pole, aud
convictions and therefore quite unhttel
for the post which he occupies
These attacks are construed as being
the beginning OF II bitter war on the
chancellor Tho situation II similar to
that of "A year ago when General Won
Caprivn was hunted down.
\ petition was signed bS William
Waldorf Astor. United States Consul
Carpenter Mr. Slmonton OF New York,
Mr. LoulH stern and others. has been
presented to the Bayarlan government
ut Munich, asking that Justice DO pre-.
scented IN the case Of Mr. Louis Stern,
who has been charged with under.
atotlug his sons age In order to avoid
tie payment of tax, and that the
court AT kisscngen expedite hearing
OF the charge, In the absence OF ths
United States ambassador al Berlin.
Hon Theodore Runyon. John u, jack
son secretary OF tho United States 10.
cation has obtained the active Coz
operation OF Count Won Lcroaengeld,
the bavarinn minister at Berlin. AIR
stern who has been balled In the sum
Of 10000 marks IL with his family,
pending his appearance before the
court at l<issengen.
L.. sfa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

jefferson. August ed Uewan or 81.
Louis Is IN the clty..MiRs ueon White
after spending few days, he Euoat Of MiRa
Mamie Fielder, returned TO her homo In
Commerce, Miss Nan Busy lutt Tor Dallas
last Wednesday. where she will romuln for
some time. Mlsa Julia Balaut and Miss
LeocUdc l.. Blanc returned after spending
several wocks In Tyler Mr.. and Mrs.
Spelling and son returned home from New
York city after spending several week..
Mrs elm Boyston VI McKcnny 10 the guest
~ Nrs Boyston OF our city. Glide Northrrs
Of Pittshurg ia visiting his uncle and aunt,
Mr and Mrs. Bob walker. Mr. Dave
kldrage, Of san Antonio. are homo Tor n short
while. AIR. Henry Eldragc. after several
pleasant weols az Corpus Christi, returned
home last Monday Miss Emma Davidson OF
Waco % the guest Of her sister Mrs. J. n.
Davncll ,., Mrs. J, Y. Eaiuler Mlsa FrancH
schooling. Miss Katie Landry Of New or
leans are visiting thelr uncle and aunt. Mr,
and Mu, @. II, Schwetru. Mr., and
Mrs George Freeman. left Tor shrcyep0ri
whore they Will spend "a few weeks. Mrs. n,
N. L1ckett Is at lloHcboruugh springs Nj,
and Mrs. Sedborry returned from Paris.
Tex Mrs, ", Price Of Fort Worth, is tho
gueat Of her pnrcuta Mr. and Mrs, Lookout ....
Nlas Lizzie UillHn u Shreveport, after sprnd-
ing several days with h0r aunt Mrs, B0ucgs.
returned home. Mr. - Jones u New or
leans spent a few days In Jefferson
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04


Terrell. August s,-Mrs. John Anderson, OF
nloun, chlldreas and Hen Roberts Nave 70.
Flowers and family viii move 10 Dallas In a
short while, where Mr.. Flowera Will run
a compress which he has leased FOR a term
OF yearE, Nv. " Jenkins will accompany Mr..
Flowers TO Dallas as his compress engi-
necr,.. II. NJ, Brooks and family OF rornoy
have been spending portion OF the week
" Terrell with relatives a good dclcga-
tion Of Terrell people have attended the fruit
palace at Tyler. and pronounce II worthy
success, :. John Cox, after quite a lengthy
sick spell Is getting better. Mr., and Mra.
LON Carlisle Of kaufman have spcnl a part
OF the week in the city,. Mrs. Charles ilnr-
rs has returned from her California trlp...;
Rev. H. Il. Moran Is assisting IN protracted
meeting al Oak Grove, Misses Ella and
Grace knarl o. Bryan arc tho guesia Of Miss
guest. Miss Helen Noirs % forney has re-
turned home. .MisteH Jennie and Kate Chill
dress have returned from their visit TO Tyler
Zee cream festival at the Methodist parsonage
last Tuesday, evening " pronounced by those
present aa a most enjoyable AFFAIR. .. Miuaoa
Roro and Mona bennett have been visiting
Rockwell has been Va the city during tho
week. Fred Grlnnan having returned from
Mineral Wells not much improved In health,
goes 10 Hot Springs, Ark, 10 Try tho Nlrtues
Of those waters. Mr.. a. Drew aud sister,
Mis-. Cory, have gone on u visit to Polk county
60 SEQ relatives NJ j. Kavanaugh OF the
TuXaG Midland has returned from his visit
to Canada, where he had Joyous time with
the home folks. Mrs. u, p Elcascr IL
visiting relatives Ia Mnoola and Longyiow. ..,
most enjoyable ice cream festival took
place ut the residence OF Mr.. Guy McClune
Thursday evening. Mas Dale Cole IL Nala-
kon, who has been the guest Of MisE Mamie
simpson. has returned homo after u very
pleasant vlsit d. Mirsea Fauno and Marge
St Mary entertained quito list ot thelr
acquaintance last Saturday. D., MiEH Syhn
Cyctte entertained number Of her asso-
ciatcs Thuraday It being the occasion OF her
too numerous this week 10 keep run Of
them, Captain Stnnncld delivered al enter.
tanning address before the Normal school
Tuesday morning Mr. NJ Is. Reinbardt Of
Ruyue was In tho city Tuesday o.. Next Aipn-
day aud Tuesday large invoice Of Terrell
people viii leave for the camp meeting at
Soottsyillo. Harrison county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Elgln Aug. 2,Mr W ", Rlycrs md
family haze returned from Louisiana. >, d.
Gillum ana wife Of Round lorll ure visiting
relatives at this place. Allsa Susie High
smith, after a Two weeks viHit returned 10
h8strop Friday. Mrs, Annie Miller Of Aus.
I'm spent tho week with hor hrothota, MraHra,
Gllium Of our city. Mrs. Il, W DAVIS Is In
Carmoah miulstcfing ~ O sick relative. She
was called there Friday Miss Florence
Shcasby returned from naAtrop Thursday
where SHE has been Tor some weeks ntting
herself for school teacher Mrs, Alice
Mitchell NJ Tuypnn, MuKicu aftnr q months
visit to Mrs, Gus u. Jonoe, hcr slstor leaves
fnr home today. MlHs Ice Liton ia with
friends In Austin this week Mrs. II, ",
Bryan has gone tu Fulln county for her
health Mrs, W. W, Darby Of Waco ac-
companled by her charming daughter IN the
guest Of Mrs, x, walter Davis. , Miss Ennis
Glllum IA In Austin with relatives and friends
Nv. d, Cope Is visiting hla mother. Mrs.
Lhnra u. Allnn. WIN lLNon ~ Children.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Denton Aug. s.--MiEa Daisy and Annie
BALDWIN OF Greonvillc ore visiting Mrs Iona
Mountn Miss Annie Glare Walden and her
friend, Miss Usher Of Kentucky, spent several
days last week In Ardmorc the guests OF Mrs
Herbert b. Mrs. Kate sooEgins and children
have moved 10 Balllnger.. Mrs, Theodore
Ponder and son left on the itt for an extern
Hive visit 10 Abilene. They visit Mr.. and Mrs
Collins, formerly Of this place. Quite a
crowd gathered al the psrlofa Of Hotel Dat
man on Thursday right IN honor OF Miss
Usher. Dancing was INDUCED Ia 10 a lsto
hour, after which refreshments were served
49,. Mrs. II. G. Ferguson entertained Monday
night a few couples complimentary 20 the
Misses HoEg OF Decatur. Mrs. X. W. Ter
rei and Miss Ada Terrell iaft Monday for a
months visit TO Corpus Christi. Mrs, J.. W.
Rlppcy Is spending the summon at Colorado
eprinEs-Mrs. c. W. GterH has returned from
visit TO Lexington. KY. .Niss Annie
Thomas OF North Carolina ID visiting the
family o. Mrs. X, ". Evans, Alisa Ida Gid
comb b on visit % MlHs L.iazle BArIott
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

one Of tho greatest wonders OF ancient
Egypt was tho famous artificial body OF
water called Lake Moors. According TO
HerOdotun Tho measure Of lts clrcumfer-
ferOnoc was $500 furlongs. which n equal to
tho entire length Of Egypt along tho sea
In tho time OF King Moorls Ohe Memnon Of
the Grooks and Homans) wau ~ varying
depths. and Ia center was occupied BY two
pyramids, the apoXeH Of which were 300 feet
higher than the surface Of the weter, The
water for this gigantic artificial reservoir
was obtained from tho Nllo through canal
which ak months Of tho year had an In
now and tho other six m outflow. corro-
spending 10 high and low wator In the river,
The canal gradually nllod With SAND and
tho ihko has long since evaporntod, but tho
bottom 10 stu orc Of tho most fertile tracts
In Egypt. slbSiafn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Notwithstanding tho phenomenal demand
for bicycles tliA year, there has been no
drop In pfccs. The principal reason for
this Ia that all factories arc NO far behind
IN their orders that there Ia no necessity for
lowering prices. Hut tho time 10 coming
and mot far distant 10 the rumor goes
when the bicycle that now costs 500 can be
bought for next summer for $50 or 500. A
report has been circulation for some time
70 tho enact that a syndicate Is being form
ed Tor the purpose Of putting on tho mar
ket on or before April I. 1896. 100 900 bioy-
Giles. which arc to be made at SIS each and
sold a. low ag $40. This bicycle n 10 be a.
good. for AL ordinary purposes, an the
wheel Of today, and II is supposed II will
lead In the cutting Of prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Rogers. Aug. 3-Congrosmnn George c.
pondieton and Hon. D. r. KinnArd OF FELTON,
crossed swords here Thursday night On tho
money question. Mr.. pendlotnn spoke In he.
half " silver and sir Kinnurd fot sound
money. OF the gold standard, Their debate
was confined exclusively to the money Qucs.
ton and both speakers we're listened 10 with
marked attention and from tho deop interest
that seemed 10 poryade the assembly. there
cams no expression 10 indicate which sent.
ment pTodominatcd a nrc alarm was sound
cd at n o'clock yesterday. which proved to
be the residence Of MIR, Il. N, Wilson, The
fire was eNtinguiahod by the aid of chemical
nre cNtnRuiahers. children handling matches
we're the cause Of the IRE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

An Ohio Man Under Arrest for Many II
yolllnR Crimes

An ONO Nan Undcr AFreal FOR Many No-
yoltlng Crilncs.
Lnrain. o., August I'D Connllly Is
under arrest for srrlcH Of revolving
crimes committed In LOraln county, lie
X said to have nude q criminal assault
upon Mra, Charles Sioarns. Mrs. william
lfnbcr nnd several small girls before he was
captured. The last crime which he N said
10 lave committed WAS a hcndish assault
on Mrs. Henry Roll, whom he entlced frOm
home aud chloroformod, He dragged her,
senseless to n nod md there hound her
tightly ~ that she could not give the alarm
The police have been looking for the mnn
for over thee weeks, he having accomplish
ed all the assaults IN that time, Tie neigh
horhoo1 Is Wild with excitement mud
thrents Of lyncllng arc heard. Mrs Roll
was taken 10 tho county jail where she
Identified her nssallnni md he was bound
uYer 10 court under x250O bond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
osIAIA.

Omaha, August s.-onc person was killed
and two wounded Oh tho night OF August 1
ton miles southeast of here. Some unhnown
ncnds called at the house Of Janica Mayacns,
colored. calling him up and put tho contents
Of shot gun IN HIS breast killing him IN.
Etanty Thoy then saturated an old cloth
with oil. set II on fire and threw II on
the dead body In the front door They then
broke down the back door and by the light OF
tho burning cloth. shot hla wife and little
girl, who were sull In the bed. She Is not
expected 10 recover and the child Is In a
critical condition. There is no trace as 10
who dld tho crime.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Langaton visited hand this week, Miss
friends last Sunday IN Cisco. +. Sir, 4 Ii.
Speed has retired from the broadway Hotel
Mr. w. u, Alaobrook succeeding him. =.
nlission business to the Masonic building -.
The ladies OF the baptist church gave a
supper last night for the benent Of the
church Misc Hattie Mitchell OF Atlanta
Tex. returned home yesterday after short
visit hCre.,. "A subscription list ia being cir
oulatcd 20 establish telephone line from here
to breckenridge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

]. II. rarrrmorc, Abilene; r. Lapen, Sam
homan, Brownwood; II. 8 D0wney, Calves
ton; u q, Meyers chicngoi J, A. Dix,
p. Ludlow, Batavia, III Jamos 10, Moore,
San AntoniO; George 4, Moore, Kansas
.ltyi Floyd Shock, H. =, Cooke, 81. Louis.
iamrs NJ a Nc Sys. PSrt p tori Sw Joa s"n sssr
st. Lonis; j. X. Duke, Dallas; ", a. Hirsh.
liela, Dcaycrj u a, Piers. Dallasi Frank
o'clock ol,' s. Louis; 81 L. wars henrle!ia'
lrQnemeyer, st., Louis. q. H.. Council.
dublin Y W Ilullng, Mrs, liaing ben.
Cnpra, Miss Webster q, NJ. bailey, Dnl-
lns; Mortmnn Brown, Waco; II. Il; Oayie.
Cleburne; II. McEyny, Dallas; A. r., Nun.
H. n. Cowart, iloston; j. W, Dixon and
wife. city; ~ H. Lninberton, New Orleans:
John NJ; Howard md wife. Gal.
Martin, Chicago; ], u. Dent, Jr,, Boston;
II. Lawrence Davis nrownwood; \. II,
Partridge, New York.. A. j. Bnrton. Kan
Davis Dallas. w. ]. Lyiss' san an xnicnio:
ths JeoTgo, ~. Louis: William Written.
Pilot Point s. ], Coleman, McmPliisi W.
y Kerr sun Aat9nioi x q ID Marshall,
ST. Louis; II. Il, Sherwood. Gainesyillc; G.
chatrer, S. Louis; J, G. y. Ish. Fort worth;
New orleans W. II, Godair Chicago: @,
and wife .chleagoI Walter Btuee. clcye-
T. fhoomas, Waco VI N il. ". Peitlbone, 81.
Ioule l.. A Daffan, II. a r. G.; ]: Q. Nc.
intyrs. Memphis; 4; J. cady, San ,AlEp,t,Snio'
chuI;nn L%as'Tf eS Gnl'ato Long " wsais
srford. ". Is. Moore. Philadeiplla; Roger
Harding. Detroit; y 2, Allen, rhiesso: 2.
Tat; cTSw rs''S SiSPand v Il oS wofa
Wichita Falls; u. j. Dacey. Caldwell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Georgetown. Aug. s.-Tho following gentle
mon are expected 10 be present al the Farm
crs' Institute meeting next week. August n
and 10, and deliver addegaea; senator O. 7,
DowHor. Dallas. Hon. Fred W. Malley, ontos
marian. Bryan college, Dr j. NJ. Cline, fore
cast Official. Galyestoni Ex-Governor l.. 3.
Ross, president NJ the bryan college; y. ..
Lively, editor Of the stock and Farm journal
u. y. HUFFMAN editor Farm Department.
Fort Worth Gazette; Hon. A. J.. Rono, com
missioner Of agriculture, and perhaps other
gentlemen from a distance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Miss Emma and Kate Haynes arc visiting
friends In Iowa Park this week Mr.. Tom
RuFh Of Portland Ark, IL In the city. the
guest ,of J. II. Loe and family. y. d. Lynch
and fwifc returned Tuesday from Mineral
Wells. Jake HATS IL visiting In Houston
this week :. Mrs. Fnrris and Miss Inez
Rooyoa. who has been visiting the family Of
Captain II. r. Moore. left Thursday for their
home In Ennis. Mrs, ia Cobb returned
from visit 10 Bowie. Mrs. Lin jackson
10 Visiting her parents IN Trinity MN this
week. o.. Mrs. Myron Barwise OF seymour iH
the guest Of friends In the city d. Mr.. John
Maham Of Gainesville IL the guest Of the
family OF II. H. Hoborne,.,, Frank HRS Is
on the sick list again this week.. Professor
s. ", Morris Of Clara was seen In tho city
Thursday. Mrs g, NJ. Caldwell OF Vernon
visited tho city this week, Mir. Ross Of Dali
las Is Waiting his daughter, Mrs. John
Carney this week.. Thomas Nance aud wife
OF Vernon was In tho city Thursday. .. J.
Levi Of Springfield, Mo. spent a few days
in this city last week. n, NJ. Narwood or
Henrietta was in the city early part OF
week. d, Mrs, A. s. James entertained In hon
or Of friends one night this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

I1l paso. Tex. Aug. 2.-The Mexican
government has removed from ONCE
the collector OF customs at Palomos.
opposite Demlng. n, NJ, and appointed
DamaHo Floes collector at that port.
order issued by his predecepsor for the
conhscation OF all American cattle
found in the Paiomos district after Au-
gust 2. 1895. The order 'yas moi au-
thorized by the Mexican nsvssnnent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
RUSSIANS INVADE BULGARIA..

Vienna, Aug. IA telegram received
from Bucharest reports that the Rus
sian Danube Navigation company's
vessels are fully armed and equipped
with disguised Russian soldiers and Of
flcors, who are landed on the Bulgarian
shore near Lompaianka en- route 20
conveyance OF Russian volunteers to
Bulgaria began in 1879. II Is also said
that n well known Russophiie BuigRr-
ian deputy Is assisting the Macedonian
insurgenta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
UP no DATE.
The New Woman Elopes with Her
RlcNcle and Rloornnra

Bicycle and Bloomers.
Urbana, ILL.,. August 3.-An elopement
on bicycles Is surely up TO date, and
that Is what few citizens of Urbana
had a glimpse OF today. This after
noon pair OF bicycles came up to the
court house. and 1t was only after the
riders had dismounted that the on
lockers realized they had before their
eyes a female attired In Knicker-
bockers The young woman and her
companion made their way to the mar
riage license office. and, after securing
the desired document, mounted their
wheels and went flying out OF town
The marriage license records divulged
the fact that their names were Chas.
r. Crusen, OF Paxton. and Misc Josie
A. Men, OF Ludlow, Miss Neffs father
arrived on horseback few moments
after their departure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
A woNpEnrTL MEMoRY.


h''AilNNk quotations
Among men OF remarkable memories, /
VIII give a prominent place to tho Old
Hgmnn, Alton q Thurman said Lawyer
Mills. "To mention a slight Incident OF his
pOwera. when ! was associated with him In
prosecuting what 10 known az tho tally
sheet cases ia ohio. I was peculiarly i'm
pressed BY the greatness " Nc. Thurman,
by HIS strength Of intellect, PROPULSION "
thought and magnificent accomplishments AZ
lawyer was also greatly Impressed by
his fine achoprshir, and | have this Mus
trntlun 0f the accuracy Of his learning Mhci,
one ~ the Attorney cnEased IN tic case
referred 10 Waa addressing the Jury he pro-
franed 10 maxi quotation from shakes
peare. 10 make assurance doubly sure
Mr. Thurman with affected indignation
turned To me aud guii . thought lie used
10 be n schoolmastor. ! said Yes Welt
in that ease he said he ought to know
better Shakespeare never said that what
do you mean. iudge7 I asked, In surprise
4 mean, said he that Shakespeare nuycr
wrote make assurance douhy sure" what
he wrote was make assurance double sure.
myself had doubts an to the correctness OF
this criticism, but afterwhrd verified II by
examining the standard editions 0f Shakes
poaro. "--C Chicago fnter-Ocoan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

LonEyiew. Aug. 3.-Thc Western Union
Telegraph company are having another wire
built between Longyiew and Dallaa. the great
r. J. Mrcord and J. O, Russell Of Tyler
were here Tuesday and Joined party Of
friends here and are spending tho week hsh-
ing al Msrrilla lake,. Mr.. and Mrs, janice
N. Campbell entertained party Of friends at
her handsome home Monday awning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Commerce. August o. The Norris building
Will lie completed IN a few days. II VIII
be occupied by the Commerce Dry Goods
company. % TIE Ackerman hotel Il fast
going up nnd when completed Will be q
benuty.. The Commerce Light Guards
have Just received their guns, They gave n
nice entertainment last Thursday night
aud took IN 500, The gun club organized
last week and had their first shooting last
evening. l.. W. Rutland was the winner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
CAVE FILLED WITH SKELETONS.
Remains OF Four Hundred Human Be-
inEs Found on the White RlYer

lhss fouhu on the Nhlte River.
Yuma, Ariz,, August g. on the
White river, eight miles from Camp
Apache, has been found a remarkable
cave. For 800 feet OF the distance the
explorers were obliged to crawl on their
hands and knees, using cOndles and
bull's-eye lanters for light. They
found between 800 and 400 ,humon
skeletons, indicating the remains of
persons who had perhaps been smoth-
cred to death by smoke long years ago.
Some of them were in crevices just
large enough to admit human body.
The skeletons are Of various sizes. The
skulls are Of brown color. with an
exception OF few that are white.
The white Mountain Apaches are SUI
perstitlous about the cave and say
that within 1t there is a large lake Of
water.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
CISCO.

Cisco August s--Mrn r. W. Jones returned
this week from a visit 70 the Indian Terri-
tory. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Alexander are visit.
Ing IN Waco this week. .Mlrs Rosa Hill
leaves NEXT Monday for her home IN Southern
Teraa. .Mra. O. 8 Williams and her three
children left yestnrdAy for Lfaton 70 yitit
har siGtsr Ar@ IL n Hurt -Hiss Cara