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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20
WORKING
To Recover the Many
Dead Miners.
nEscuING PAnTY srRuGGLiN"
HARD ly FACE OF GREAT
DIFFICULTIES.
HEAVY DEATH LIST
AT LEAST FORTY-sEyEN MINERS
WE'RE KILLED.
Mine Filled with the Deadly fire
Damp and Work of Rescue
Is slow.
HEAVY DEATH LIST
AT LEAST FORTY-sEyEN MINERS
WE'RE KILLED.

Newcastle. Col. Feb. 19.-Today.
when the work of rescue was tenn
porarily suspended. the Vulvan mine
hnd 81 told yielded up four Of Its dead,
and that was the WORK OF eNac.iy
twenty-four hours. How many more
bodies remain within the mine Is Still
somewhat q matter of conjecture, al
though the most reliable figures make
the number forty-seven.
The officials OF the Vulcan Fuel
company have checked up hfty-one
lamps In all that We're given out yes
terday. Probably 1t win be found that
there are four or nve more, but WIN
out any apparent question, the number
OF victims viii not exceed fifty-siN.
All night shifts Of men working
twcnty-four hours each were kept en-
ploycd, putting up an air fan. Simulta-
ncuusly crews of FIVE to ten men were
sent into the death trap by way Of the
main slope entrance and the air pGss
age TO work their way, II possible. to
where the bodies Of the dead men lay,
This work was accompanied by peril,
owing to the black damp with Which
the mine Is filled. Fully twenty men
were carried into the outer dir over
come by the gases
The work being thus lmpeded, ptog-
ress was slow. At noon 500 feet Of .he
main slope had been penetrated, and
three bodies brought out. The first
body found was that Of Abel Dare, n
boy. The second was that Of Joe Dare
brother of Abel, and the third was
that Of Frank Comikitlcky, curpen-
ter brought out at 2:30 this morning.
As the work goes on it becomes GER
ire
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

Eject OF the Report Thnt Thc,
would Fight On the CUR.

"'h'u the tsutf.
I'll Paso, Tex, Feb. lg.-The fight
was practically asleep today. tho only
p1int OF Interest being the condition OF
Makers eyes ana Of them the report
was. az II has been for the last three
dhyf steadily improving.
Jack Everhardt went over to Fit2-
simmons quarters today to help him
train, and will probably be one of his
seconds IN the ring,
Considerable merriment was caused
at Stuarts headquarters today by "A
story from Galveston that the fight
would be on harges IN the Gulf OF
Mexico on that city. IL was 10 he
Fought before the llinetoscope mud a
few witnesses only
The plan was never thought Of here
until wired from Galveston. and the
imposslblllty OF the Kaleidoscope making
photographs IL the sea was rough in
the question.
All sorts of rumors are aflont as to
me location OF the battle ground, but
stuart " keeping his own COUNSEL, and
nor until tomorrow night Will any In.
formation be given rs to the location
and the time Of departing trains.
Connolly came In from Las Cruces
'onlsht ana reported Mahcr as being
much improved. He said his man wo,IiI
be down on the 10 o'clock train tomor.
row and would be ready to enter the
ring at any time after his arrival 10
was not inclined TO be communicative
regarding Makers general condition
but Dick Plunkett, who came I'm from
the Maher camp with Connolly, de-
eiarod that NeXr was In excellent
shapr ahdTns strong as an OK. His eyes,
Unframed, but his general condition ID
excellent 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20
talk or STRIKING,
Chicago Clothing enters ana Trim
mrrs Arc Mnl.InH IhrcnI..

Chicago M. Feb. l9.--Five hundred
clothing cutters and trimmcrs spent
several hours tonight In discussing a
proposition to quit work because their
employees have refused to accede 10
the demand OF the Garment Cuttera'
Union Tor a minimum wage FOR a
maximum amount OF labor Tho scnti-
mont ~ the meeting wns radically In
favor NJ ~ strike, hut vote had not
been reached ut / a, III, H. az seems
certain, the strike OF the cutoers and
trimmers Is undertaken, nearly i've
thousand sweat shop employees besides
the nine hundred strikers Will he
thrown out of employment
vote was reached ut . a, m. result
ing In a decision to strike The de-
cision was practically unanimous Ln-
ter estimates show that Instead OF
5000 people being thrown out OF work
By the cutters strike the real number
viii be over 10000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20
VERY COLD WEATHER
The Railroad. Arc BIoci.ndcd by
NJ stnnd.tin.

ST. Louis. FSb. i9,--Reports from
many towns OF Missouri and Illinois in.
dictate thnt the coolest weather OF the
season IL prevailing. The thermometer
ranges from zero to ~ below and 1t Is
getting colder A strong wind pre-
walls and much apprehension Ia folt
for the safety OF stock
,bunalo. Feb. ls.-By far the worst
snow and wind storm this winter rag
ca IN this city aud throughout West
efn New York all day ard up 20 10
o'clock tonight The railroads suffered
severely and all trains are late.
Detroit, Mich, Feb. l9.-Zoro wethor
and lower temperature and billiards.
nave prevailed throughout upper and
lower Michigan the past "a hours. Rail.
road traffic IL seriously impeded.
Portland. Me-. Feb ig..-The yora,
snow and wind storm OF the winter
Is raging here tonight. The harbor ia
hlled with coasters, which have sought
by snow drifts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20
THE FIGHT
Between Maher and
FitzSimmOnS
MAY COME OFF on A BARGE IN THE
GULF OF MEXICO TO-
1lh4- MORROW. ..-!-4-I
REPORT IMPROBABLE
MAHER Is REPORTED IN GOOD con-
REPORT IMPROBABLE
MAHER Is REPORTED IN GOOD con-
DITION.
Fltxsinimou. Says lie Lost His For
felt, Hut VIII Punch IL out
,au.. of Makers hide.

FL Paso, Tex, Feb. 19.-(Special)--A
special to the Evening Herald states
that u move IL on foot to carry the
Fltzslmmons- Muher fight to Galveston,
where barge and tug have been &C.
cured to carry the party out on the
gulf. where the fight VIII occur. Dan
stuart was asked by the Gazette cor
respondent II there was any truth In
tho statement. and said that part OF
the program had been talked over, but
ne was not in Il position 20 either deny
or affirm the statement, Wheeler said
that all those holding tickets or dcsir-
lns 10 attend the hght should call at
MS oiicu tomorrow evening and some
information would be given them.
Further than this he would not say.
Peter Maher IL now reported to be In
condition to night and says he will be
on hand next Friday. F'itzsimmons
said today that he was ready on a
ninuto'H notice, and when he got the
lflfhm0n In the ring he intended to
retire him from all further champion
snip desires In the pugilistic line.
fitzslmmon3 says he Is beat out OF one
thousand BY the decision OF the com
mlttcc last Monday lie says he Will
Knock that thousand dollars out OF
Makers hide. a large number of
aports ana newspaper men went to
Lns Cruces today to sec how Peter
Maher was getting along They Will
PROBABLY return tonight. The suppose
uon here Is that the Galveston rumor
~ job put UP for a purpose. and that
me light Is really going 10 occur with
IN nifty miles OF III paso. but 1t will he
secluded spot whore neither rangers
marshals nor Mexican troops can inter-
icfe and the exact spot Will never he
known until the fight occurs. a GER
tain furniture dealer here ordered two
thousand five hundred chairs to be used
at the ring side. The chairs are here
now, but there Is no call for them, and
he Is now well stocked with seats. and
~ placing them In every second hand
store In town for snlc.
Fttzsimmons stock is now strong
mere. and the Maher men have all hid
out or belong 10 his party now at Las
Cruces Fit2simmons has gained in
popularity ever since Mahcr failed to
come to the line last Friday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20
CHURCH TRIAL is on.
Rev. brown Defends HIS Reputation
In san Francisco.

San Francisco. Feb ig.--The Congre-
gational council to investigate the
charges OF immortality and unminister-
ial conduct against Rev, c. o. Brown
convened today. Charges preferred
against Dr. Brown by Sarah u. Cooper,
assistant pastor OF the church. and by
her daughter, Hattie Cooper, were read.
From this statement that Mrs Cooper's
main reliance IN the case against DIR.
Brown Is Mrs. Albert A. Stockton, who
says DR.. Brown assaulted her. Other
charges are that DR.. Brown wrote COM
promising letters to Miss Overman;
that he paid $500 to Mrs. Davidson to
avoid exposure. and that he had been
guilty of intimidation towards Mrs.
Lcna blanchard, non-church member
who voted against Brown mt a recent
Congregational meeting when resolu-
tions OF confidence In the pastor were
introduced
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20
Condensed TELEGRAms.

Buffalo. N V Fob "a r.
Cooper, one Of The hoe, t,,s nu'h r.
graphers In the cointrv ala N,,"W WI, te'e,
pneumonia. ''eu ''u"y OF
New York. Feb I9.-The new rn,,Ir,.
large crowd Of me,,hor QUAY WIN a
in Attendance a delcgo,in"' s'sI'1 ,
10 to,,a n,rt Mcstcrh men arrived
Pierce. Neh rsh 10 'r1'oni's'
Fyfe. U. s. NJ rotired 60 . Autnlrn A.
AT his Residence bero seriously III
London Feb % 1Taro, o.,.. 49,.
son. who has been n munlacon, nat,h,,
Manson rsnort u'screults the
South PEND IND r7o, IN
noon noner npnnunoan ~. ,Nn AFTER
Dehs viii occan, tho p ,n"t Euerne V.
tlon for govcrnor ~ ~ rr,1I puiist nom ma
form favoring free siiwn ,an ma on pat
sItion to corporations "'' !" oPpo-
mornI,c en-, ~, -ihe Press this
Of mo eo,,,Sf,. nv meeting last wight
dccIda, ~, ,'" .ce OF twenty-five II was
Ren,,ni, ,,, W scyeu. from the regular
and sat organization OF the county
On" NoH ~ We,,. N, u
ing ~, ~ 80 ~ ne annual meet
pns ,,,, associ' ton began at the Hotel
washington. Feb. l9.--The house
committee on territories today vo'ei
=. rerohsluer Us fornner vote op tho
bills thus leaving them sim haroro ~
committee,
pn n9HIon, Mass Feb. l9.--The CNi-ayo.
burlington and Quincy direc'ors hove
declared the regular quarterly tlividena
of 1 per cent. ''"e''u
washington. Feb lathe house
committee on WAYS and meas trdnv
voted to report the hill for killing nj,
seals In Behring sen unless an ofreetive
reached. 'O''0"on DC
Paris. Feb. ls.-The pardon =, ro,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20
49,
hALL N
Tn Mat hu 4ho Nuhop
AMMUNITION GONE.
THE SUPPLY REPORTED ALMOST
EXHAUSTED.

Havana. Feb l9-uencrui Linares.
while pursuing number OF insurgents.
met and attacked Il force OF the en-.
envy commanded by General Maceo.
The Insurgents occupied good po-
sitions, but they were driven from them
with a loss OF ten killed and II number
wounded.
Later while accommodating General
Linhrca came across II force OF lnsur-
gents commanded by Gomez. The lat
ter were passing through u dcfllc when
the sponiards opened fire upon the In
sursents. the artillery being brought
into pln- Az well "a the infantry
The 10 urgonts lost six Killed and 81
wounded.
AZ Gunnalajes the Insurgents had a
nkirmish with the spanish troops, The
FORMER left hvo killed upon the held and
retired with their wounded.
At the plantation OF Jeseilta, near
Mhtanzas, the Insurgents under Garcia
anu AceNedo have been routed by a de-
thchmcnt Of volunteers
The insurgents have also been defeat
ed In skirmishcs AT San Quintin and
Bodega De Snbana near GunnaIay
arms. 'N
The insurgents have burned the alta.
ZION, the sugar depot and the mnchin-
cry on the plantation OF La Ysabel in
Mntan2aa.
IL II said the baud was overtaken
afterwards by the troops, who inflicted
loss OF three killed and four wound
ed.
The insnrgent leaders Henrlcn vidal,
oumerlsindo, Garcia ana JuEteogeda
LOOK up positions In tho house on the
plantation near Plato In Havana prov
'hee. near the borders of MatnnEas.
insurgents have attacked the villages
OF La Guayrn and Arabas In the enst-
.rn part pf MRtansas. and after plum
oering the house they burned two
s.orss, The garrisons then repulsed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

Richard Croker and two OF his boys
sailed on the steamer 81. Louis for
Southampton todny.
New York, Feb. 1.-THE twentieth
annual bench show OF tho Westminster
Kennel club opened In Madison square
garden today and will be continued
until Saturday night.
Washington, Feb. l9.-The senate In
executive session today oohnrmed inc
nomination OF w. II. Pugh OF Ohio. 10
be auditor for the navy department
London, Feb. 10. - The Daily News
saws II has the highest authority TO
deny the rumor on the stock exchange
today that Great Britain had pur-
chnsed pelaEoa Bay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20
ONLY A BUSTED BOOM
MISSISSIPPI LEGisLATunE is ron
FREE SILVER.
And Thus the Incipient whitne,
neem for prc.ideat vani-he.
Into Thin Air.

jackson. Miss, Feb. ie.-rbe houso :, +,
representatives today passed rcso,,,.
Ton with only one dissenting voice in.
uorsing the free coinage OF both sold
and silver at the ratio OF ic 10 IL he.
pendently or action OF other Countries
and refusing to lndorse any presiden'
mai candidate not OF the same Views.
Inls creetuaily puts n ouictus on the
state. ''''
New orleans, Fob. ie.--The whitney
presidential campaign managers for
me states OF Mississippi. Arkansas,
Louisiana and Alabama opened head.
quarters this morning at the Grune-
wald hotel In the banquet hall.
lion. w. >. MeAlliater OF Mississippi
has general charge Of the movement
ana VIII be assisted by friends OF MIR.
whitney from each of the states
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20
RELIEF or cuBA.
a steamer Leaves with Arm. and
proyisions

phlladelphln, Pa. Feb. ip.-There
sa'ied ias, Saturday from the coas,
oi pelawars the steamer ostcrs with
large quantity of arms and nmmn,i.
ton. The vessel has been purchased
outright by the cubans. TO be used Nv
them for future work She n no buiit
that she can easily make twelve knots
an hour and II IL claimed can show
patrolling the island, ~"
NO such steamer an the ostera IN
mentioned In marine reference books
ana she II unknown In shipping circles
here Some Significance IL attached i,
nils fact when II is recalled that the
',.achtty o. the lnglewood, an alleged
Nova Scotia steamer which sailed from
New York last week with arms Tor
Cuba, IL equally unknown. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20
FORT WORTH, rtA

other IS the inhdel. Hs h |
in his lecture. and It'd
its niche In the CALM =
modern church that vkiA
there, pilfering II and puttu1
own gallery. When MliM
paint a picture that vo1H
world--a picture worth ~
did he get his ideai M
take II from his old "a
wanted to get that whleh
an impression upon the vrn
good. and retain his menu
monument to him for lonf
he was dead. What scens y
A man and woman xo'il
field; yonder In the dlitils
with It's steeple, and The ~
the time OF evening praIu
two are represented win WI
in meek devotion. II W.
thing. II is the spirit W.
that will take the lowlleN "
place him upon the hlfnA
of genius. i
"And ! claim the rifnt
ito Improve on the sasT,
as on his boat" Then %
dugout to a water palace.
an Improvement on sccisS
me an Improvement 90 y
Plato In his advancemsm.,
an Improvement on An.
me an Improvement o. Il, ~
Solomon. Let me ask "a
women, In the face Of Wy
tlce, who was the grca's's ~
ever lived. who was N. ~
that ever lived7 Who w.
being that ever lived. W.
most influential beirlg, ~.
Jesus, the nan OF uani. Z
Speaking about prc5iisss., n
no architecture toealys s s' rsasl
the architecture OF IVY Nv Z
Frypt. See the laoytu,
o,,eiisks. see the pyramid.
Won want to find out VIII
made architects supe,n,9.i,
10 any other, go 70 W. W.
will tell You that i mas ~,
that for twenty-five III
family, in that family ~
women and children .s ws't
times are now hnaihs
times have lost. NJ
Confined To"0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

Bolton, Tex, Feb. 9.-(Special)--
pookum Bros, general dealers in
racket store supplies. filed a deed OF
trust this morning, making A. j, En-
bree trustee to secure the following
preferred creditors in the following
order. w. s. Holmon, $500; II. c..
Denny & Co. slO,l72; r. l.. Dockum.
$500. y. Rouse, New York. s205l; Lewis
ZukaslSie Mercantile company, s9t2;
Carven Wooden Ware company. STA;
Rice, Silk u Co, s539; total. sl5 $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20
SIX MEN sMoTHERED
They Hide Themselves I'm SHIPS
Tank to Escape Customs officers.

RINK TO Escape tustoms oH'ce'r'
Newark. N. j., Feb. i9.-Lewls Foer.
n young Russian tailor OF No. 4O5
Washington street, tells a tale OF hor-
ror at sea. Ho has just learned that
his father. Baruch Foer. and 1ve 9th
or men met death by suffocation on
the tank vessel Herman, sailing from
Libau to HUI. Fifteen Russians,
among whom was Foer, went 10 Libau.
In order to avoid the blackmall eN-
ucted by Russian customs officers, tho
fifteen men agreed to enter one OF the
vessels tanks until the Herman had
left port. They got into the tank and
the ponderous iron cover was lowered
When the tank was opened at sea, six
OF the men We're dead, The others we're
unconscious but revived later on.
Young Foer learned of the horror
when the survivors reached New York.
The dead bodies were buried at sea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

Mr.. BcgcispecEcr Married wife No, /.
"Just for Fun

New York Feb. is.--Thc supreme
court Will grant the request of Geor-
giana f. Begeispeoker for the annui-
ment OF her marriage to Mr.. BegeI-
speaker who, she says. married her In
1894. The other woman in the case
Hwore the man had married her TWEEN
" years $50 and was now living with
her. Wife No, said that In July.
1871, her husband took a short vaca-
lion. She later learned that during
MS search after rest and health he
had married the fair complainant lie
said he had married the other woman
lust for fun" and she took him baek
The other woman swore she had en-
Jqyed the first wlfe's husbands 80.
ciety Just about six weelts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20
FIRE RECORD.


- Marshall, Tex. Feb. l9-(specIal)--
rhree hres In twelve hours Ia the rec
ord In Marshall for the last twelve
hourse. c, d. Lancaster's residenee
burned last night at 10 O'Clock and was
q total loss; insurance $1,000 on house
$1,000 on furniture, Mrs. Pltmnn's
mouse was slightly damaged at $50
nus morning by fire and Policeman
sam Longs residence was burned 10
the ground at 10 o'clock this morning
insurance 800 on the house, $3.50 on
furniture.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

Constantinople. Feb. ie.-Mss Clara
Barton, president OF the American RED
cross society. after having been pre-
scented TO the Turkish ministers inter
ssteu IN her mission has begun the
AnRtolla TO supervise the work OF dis
Iriouting relief to the distressed Ar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

spain Makes m ENpinnn,I ton to ,iin
lister Taylor.

Madrid. Feb. 19.-Admiral Bcrangcr.
minister OF marine has made an In
vcstgatlon as to the circumstances ~
the address delivered hy Senior Cano-
vaA. The latter has denied the ac-
curacy of the extracts OF the lecture
which were published IN the press and
said there was nothing in II offensive
20 America The Government has Of
fsred Mir IInnnls Taylor United States
Minister satisfactory assurance OF Its
sincere friendship FOR the American ma
lion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

OF fifty mechanics and tholr families
IL being formed In this city by VIM.
u. LoVeday. who has spent most OF
his life IN the tropics. to settle ON a
large tract OF land In OnNaCo. Mexico.
The Mexican government Inns offered
indueemontg for northern rolOnlznt don.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20
FOUR WERE x
WE'RE nsprnrAss1'ss \
STEAM LOG HAUL
The uDu,er became r'''
and Run tho Mes p''
ing a nsav, Ser

senuey. Mich. FEB '.ss;;o,,siy "
killed and seven hsulef ~
day by a steam los rsc1 ~
snow was piled ~ n,,,ssallskR ,
engine became uneg XII spsst <
the men before esssssinx D. &
and completely VT. Rib b ~
except by means " h
dog train, s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20
THORNTON MAKES DENIAL.
Has Never Keen In Coiiu.ion WIN
Dan stuurf

Dan stuart.
Santa Fe, n. NJ. Feb 10 Tho oharge
made by Delegate Catron M wasb-
ington that Governor Thornton of New,
Mexico was acting In collusion win
Dan stuart to have the prize fights
come on In New Mexico before the re-
cent act OF congress In regard to prize
nshting was passed. continues 10 he
territory, said Governor Thornton 10.
day II think Mr., Catron deserves
great credit for pushing the bill, hut
object to his incorporating my no.
sitlon In order to glorify himself"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

Nhen haay was sick. we gave her castoria
When she ~asa chId. she cried for cas,orla.
when seo became Ais, shc chung to cas,oria
VIXEN sao had chilarrn, sac gave them castor,a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

Commerce, Tex. Feb. ls.--tspeelali--
r.; A.. Norris lost his barn and con-
siderable grain and feed by FIRE yestor-
gay evening Loss about $1,000. insured
N the New York Underwriters for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20
WILL TAKE CUBAN bonds.


washington. d, c.. Feb. ia local
PAPER prints an interview with pr,
sonn uuiteras of tho Philadelphia Gu
nlade an offer to take SIS 900. 900 cuban
ho~na u the Insurgents are grnnted
polllgerent rights by the United states
I've price the syndicate Will nay will
Ue hnont 30 cents m the dollar, giving
the cubans about 5000, 900, "''''S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20
REV. WELLS REPLIES
TO ATTACKS MADE ny INGERsOLL
ON RELIGION.
strong and Interesting sermon De-
Iiyered ut the Baptist Church
ON Mistakes Of Ingersoll.

Following Is a continuation OF Rev. J.
Morgan Wells sermon on fngersoll
part of which was printed in yester-
days Gazette:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

Ashevilie, N. c.. Feb. ie.-The read
ing public Of America will hear with
deep regret that Edgar w. Nyc. the
'Biil Nye" of the world of humcr, ls
seriously Ill at his home at Buck
Shoals, N G.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

london, Feb. H.. .s,,' BI.
Times from Geoiklssss,stcod ~
ana. says IT Is u a ~ inVrl'
the Venezuelan ~, be II, W
document win soon ,,,ss 10 c Y,
Venezuelan auihor,iI,'s' Is
which Is unknown -<<@
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

TO CURE 4 COLI =, ouisI.
Take laxative Bro ,'a ii -
All druggists rcfuno
fails to cure. @'S x