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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-13

Letters Of administration upon the
estate of William p. Wells, late of Will
Inington hundred, have been granted
TO Dilworth p. Wells.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-13
contract far Tvo rerryboats,

Chester, Pa, Feb. II, The Delaware
River Shipbuilding Co. has received
a contract for two additional ferry
boats for the Brooilyn & New York
Ferry Co.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-13
NEm, lNThE.
Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Jour-

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
New Castle, Feb. s. - Citizens Of New
Castle are inclined TO protest against
the acceptance of the plea made by
Eugene Burns, the burglar, who was
arrested by Officer Tobin. He pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to two years,
Imprisonment. The citizena are Of the
opinion that he should have received
more severe punishment
James Elliott Riggs, formerly super
intendent Of the Knowles mills, was
superintendent Of the Rose Vailey mills,
near Chester, which were destroyed by
fire yesteday. J. Morie, also formerly
of this city, was superintendent OF the
card room of the burned mills.
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nomical county government. Aided as
YOU wrro by tho strong arm and brain of
your best pcsplc, encouraged by a. con
seriousness OF right, and smiied upon by
Providence. what else could he the result
than that YOU should succeed, Right tii-
umphed over wrong, and your county was
liberated from tho rule OF set of petty
and ignorant tyrants. Long may the Jay
bird Democracy live and prosper. I do
hope that the time viii ncvcr come when
YOU Will I've compelled to 30 through tho
trying and unpleasant or,lcals through
which You hava passed, and that good
VIII and friendship Will forever exist In
this county between all classes Of your
people Your county Is now taking on
new life; your lands are enhancing in
value and are beiug pcopied by such citi-
soilS as YOU desire TO settle among you
and this viii continue to he the rnlo SO
long as your county government " under
the control Of such mon az direct the ac-
tions OF tho Jayhrd Democracy of Fort
ncrd county.
In conclusion, l will say that no marble
SHAFT liz needed to keep IN your memory
tho names of Frost. Gibson, Shainhlin
aud Pearson. Their names will live with
you az long as you live and your children
live.
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SHORT IEXAS SPECIALS.

Steamer Arbutus has ar
rived with thn lantern ana supplealfor tho
United states lighthouse.
liUTTO-I.ast week ten cars OF cattle
loft here for ST. Louis urI this week SOW
oral cars Of hogs VIII bc shipped ia Fort
Worth.
sHEREiAN -Thc First Presbyterian
church viii be formally dedicated next
sunday Rcv. w. NJ. Anderson Of Dallas
VIII onlclaio,
McGnty'S farm had night and Alonzo
Lawrence shot Neal Myers. The officers
are after Alonzo.
BONHAM-J. y. Monroe, O. bachelor 80
years Of ace was found dead I'm bed ut flis
home nine miles from Bonhari. II Is sup
posed no died Thursday night.
EhORY-rhN venue OF the O. =. Hill
murder case has been changed 10 Hopkins
county and i'm will be tried at sulphur
Springs at the next regular term of tho
district court.
ELKHART--A man claiming TO he
Jesus Christ Is preaching around AT the
different churches throughout this neigh.
borhood, and Is creating u great deal OF
talk among the people.
cOREICANA-A shooting scrape oc-
CURED here IN which Jack smith was shot
four times with pistol The WOUNDS,
though very painful, are not necessarily
fatal. All parties colorcd.
LEONARD--Mis Emma Henderson at
tempted suicide by taxing morphine. she
was TO have been married to Mr.. Jack
Leo, who failed TO appear. The physician
got there In time 10 save her life.
HuNTsvILLE-Profe walter Cole
man and bride arrived home from Tyler
and have been the recipients OF numerous
congratulations from friends Professor
Coleman entertained tho normal faculty
al his home Among tho handsome pres
.ents received by the happy couple was a
handsome wicker I.arlor set and china
set OF 1876 pieces, both from the faculty
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THE MONUMENT.

| he monument is located at the south
", corner of the court house yard. 1t Is
II Of Texas gray granite upon a base
D feet square. one foot and six inches
h. The second base Is four feet eight
shes square, ten feet high. Upon this Is
Dher base, three feet ten inches square,
r foot four inches I'm height. Upon tho
r,hern face of this base are the words
II Heroes In letters six inches IN
b raised half inch. There is base
re feet square and eight inches In
fsat above this, upon which is a die
fafour surfaces upon which are iuscrip-
u.s. This die is a cube two feet and six
os In size At each corner is a pol
M column five inches in diameter and
W leet six inches in height. Above the
seP pliuth three feet square and eight
1s IN height y cap one foot six inches
ssght and three feet SIX inches square
Y upon 1t, above which Is another pluth
elect square and ten inches in height.
pllnth above this Is two feet eight
~ square and one foot four inches in
$th Above this rises shaft fifteen
am height, he SHAFT being surmounted
a Italian marble Jaybird. Following
tshe Inscriptions:
"a the south:
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and have not forgotten, the deceased. no,
their deeds of valor This is only the
outward demonstration OF the existence
OF love ana admiration in your hearts foi
them. This smart Is intended for the Nv
ing. but the enduring affections abiding
IN your hearts Is for the consolation oi
Inc eNcr-lNlng souls OF those who have
gone hefOrn you TO their eternal reward
II II he fact that the SOUS of our do
ceased friends and loved ones can look
back ana be- conscious Of our acts and do
ings on this carih-~and God forbid that II
should not he so--do you not know that
tile spirits OF your friends VIII today look
with JOY and gladness upon your demon
STATIONS and feelings In their behalf.
However long this monument may last It
VIII not survive the opitaphs Of your
friends now written with the hands Of
love upon tho hearts of these people. and
which viii he handed down from genera
ton to generation. Coming ns they did.
from race Of people who love freedom
better than life and who can truthfuliy
say; Give me liberty or give me death,
the conduct Of your friends which cost
them 50 dearly " easily explained and
understood. II was prompted 10y the ma
tive and hereditary characteristics OF our
race, which forced them to prize above
all things their liberty Such people can
never he SuhJugsted or ensiaved this SIDE
or the narrow tomb. Your friends sacri-
feed their live upon the same altar that
has witnessed the last moments on this
earth OF multiplied ihousand OF their
forefathers The altar OF liberty is tho
place where patriots dread not to die.
Liberty s the foe OF tyranny IN all it's
forms and has confronted and defeated II
IN all pact ages and will continue TO do
so, even unto the end OF time, II the de-
scendents Of the Angio-Saxon race shall
live so long. Tyranny though II he pet
~, IL nevertheless calling and unbearable
10 "A people Of enlightenment and courage
our race loves and obeys tho law mrd
the constitution under which we live IL
construed and administered under the
forms and IN the spirit contemplated by
the members OF our civil society when
laws arc rightly const rued and correctly
enforced. no people are more loyal 10 their
demands But when the law is defied and
set at naught by those who are In au-
thority and by them tyranny, injustice
and corruption 81 practiced in the name OF
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we law, such people as your deceased
friends VIII always rebel and defy the au
tnoriteS whether great or petty even
thouGh II cost them their earthly eNis-
renee. simple glance AZ tho history Of
thls country. mere reference to the early
occurrences at Lexington and Bunker
ithi VIII serve 10 remind all tyrants Of
tnAt met Neither position. wealth nor
poWer on the part Of the tyrant nor dan.
hSr 10 the patriot ever prevents tho pa
ulvt from resisting even to the death any
attempt TO deprive him, his country OF
hiS people OF their frteiom Brave mon
never measure liberty hy danger; patrt-
u'ic men never give N n money value, to
nom II Ia priceless jewel heaueathcd Ivy
inc Creator To all mon; d Is lualiensthie
ana can not hc bought with money nor
taken from them during life by forrv.
SuVn was the character OF tho men to
WHOSE memory we do honor today.
certainly have no ill-fceling for tho
negroes or THIS or any other county, they
,,taNe never done me ~ wrong and | have
lNd among them NIL my life, / would
nov 90 Them wrong, either tn thought or
uoed Tor anything. do not want Ia Hive
IN country where there are no negroes
lhoy are my friends where they know
me, and | am theirs. think they arc n
good people; they are generous, Kind and
taithfW, with some exceptions They do
no harm except when their prcludicos are
excited and their ignorance is imposed
upon by designing white men. have
never had one Of them TO cTer me an
insult In NIL my Me; nut notwithstand-
ing these facts. both observation ana his
tory prove TO me that thry arc an interior
race TO the Angio-SUNon. Just so sure as
mind controls matter * II certain that ny
the decree of God the white man viii
never he controlled to any considerable en-
tent or for amy great length of time by
tho negro The eternal fitness of things
iorhids IT, No matter what human power
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A TAILOR RrIClpES

Paris. Texas. March 16,--Henry From
zen. a German tailor about 5s years OF
age. committed suicide by hanging himself
at tho rair grounds, He had been I'm bad
health and was addicted Ia going on
sprees A few weeks ago he tried 20 kin
himself by taking morphine. Yesterday he
was arrested for drunkenness and was TO
answer the charge this morning. Instead
Of doing 10. be secured n rope. went TO
the fair grounds, and tying II to Jost.
swung on II broke with his weight he
then tied n 20 "A nail on the wall and
pulled on Il with his neck until life was
extinct. Some boys found the body this
afternoon. lie has no family or money.
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7 -,--,- a ~ -
o'', ,'' III me totnl OF e'olute Jaw or
49, 20, - "a wv ,"ht ihhN uu
| pstrH iii w., 80 N. ~ wv WI p.rN"n'
Ill., IN ',,'"' u" N""'tu nl"'l'i va
,e"r,,ir,. ~ Nm "Hans1'S !" sunpn0l'}' Nlu
anca 1rn ~, 49, ,r. NHliIuN, oi bn"r'
r''r HeS' it,Ia uHNs purh lu''N utin'
! ,c,,,i ~ ,i',i cV"u3N w w
1 tuoite OF your dtoeaNod friends ana the
! nst tt,t,",,5 -, we laH'o SoV'o'F l"
/ ,NH my N''"ih''
- H. i'' +" ''" Hu"ir'ls iuuh paeh
/ ~. w. mi',YlN oi toiN I'n' oouh,y, ~
",,,ftt' a. - Wv ~, va" 49,
| n""'t,t 80 III va" "i Wy "''Hr S'nte' w irl'
Nu"i' Spu 20 'p uHn hus' lfouuctlNe
,%'''s N's't '""7 f M.l,.n nVinvl 'u' h,a""N
/ TX, "lu W 'lpulnA'N' 70 Wilai country
| WIZ YOU loon l"l upIe unuulh' NhnoF p,
krt"htr pFhlirH ana ElHa'ef abundance or
/ 500 ana lI'' Whi', ~. e1uhtrH IT, ,ilyh
I IN lallu grass. timber ana water why
/ - u lN'u tlhl fu' uota not t"iaN take
/ H'i pace Among ih' lnrclnuSt c"WNtlrH ~
| 'IN ol3lr IN N'ua'ni p"i'nI"llv'h toi"W'ltr
ahu ppll.ltal p9N,'' t'o p'''llun sue uught
10 3'vup9 'r4i" ht"' "N"u"'luk ~"
rlNu war, ACCORDING 10 my Information,
me iand5 OF me sla]ph IN thls county
.Vnlu"hu"h nlEhfr l,l',7 ,h"I' 'htE VI,
tnouS -"' that liiie tNr utiuS welr oWhen
by pinntens VINO worked mem WIN slave
labpri the planters were pioHp, lonsi uinlF
products though cheaper yielded tair
ptoll, upon lh@ INVESTMENTS; cutie w,,e
at low price, but they multiplied RAPIDLY
upon the prnirltS on nccounl OF the htEh
productive quality or youi landa, vas,
nuWn'ta or heRi"e7 vera "Wntu hhH 10
Gated IN Your county IA 1871 me war
began, ana as n rc7ult TN 1860 the negroes
Wcro liberated thrN were hrtr Wheu
gwen ihclr tre"dom Whht is NOR" natural
lhcn tlmn they saonia remain IN county
IN which They were rulard' capocialy
whom no oth"r country could oner them
better facilities Tor eHining " hYinF' Thoy
rrinanoi win you ana dfoW Others TO
hnn-the result ih that YOU have about
hNe negroes 20 ono WHIT" man IN your
county After they were freed congress
invested thcm with all the rights OF ciii.
zcnship. ami In tho cyrs ~ the law ana
from a political view made. or attempted
To make. thcm at once the equals Of their
former owners ALONG with the privileges
also came the burdens and responsibilities
OF citiYcnrhip is 1t strange that thcy
were not prepared to enjoy the one or 10
endure thc other Al at once the prop
crty owners Of this county found them
selves IN this condition. In" county gpN'
crnmrut must be sustained, II economic
ally administered the burdens wouid be
light, but being corruptly conducted the
taxes ana burdens become unbesrnble ana
oppressive. Inc white men Of the county
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DON'T DRAG YOUR FEET.
LiFELEss MOVEMENTS AND you
ARE ALWAYS TIRED.
foor Circulation Caused by Tobacco.
Heart Action Seriously Affected
and Blood Nicotine Tainted

DO you feel hurtf
Palms In the legs
below the knecz2
heot cold day.
time burning at
night? Many
other pains and
eymptomsf
They are caused
by poor circula-
heart action lis weakened ' BY nieaSncs o ons
y"ur biood ~ tobacco poisoned. tobacco
wv.kcns Tho hcsirt action. ths, blood ia not
LUMP tast enough. Your. feet set cold,
non" ana burn by turns. No wonder yoli
ieel Ike putung them hcad-high when
YOU sit down. ""e"
i, Dent you know tina, tobacco wcakcns
~ me nerve ccntcrs. and Is the cause OF
many - weak. tired, lifelcss. llstless feed.
There. Is guaranteed cure. No-To.Rar
which has cured over 100000 cases md
VIII cure You lust az IL has senator Ell
linsion aud the Hon. II. II. Pc,rcc. who
USED TOBACCO TWENTY SEVEN
YEARS
-. Thompson, Ca, November a.
i'ear S'rs-Aftor using tobacco ncarly
halt boxes OF your No-ro-B Rae, which
ilt"u mo OF The pcrnicious habit and I
nnvo not tasted tobacco since. Mother
h2Ne ! any desire for It. had previously
lIird number OF antidotes hut without
tHSS hoxes fer t tns ,sn "f9 ErrSsnsod
OF thlA place late state senator and now
president of Tho Farmers Statc Aliance
nf Ge"rgto. lie had used tobacco exces-
siNoly for tmrty years lilo ,ised Two
boxes OF No To l}ac and Immediately dis
continued the use " tobacco yolra
truly, r. II. PEARCE
. Clerk Of Supreme Court
II all rests with YOU why not try No
Io-h1o under absolute guarantee or euro
nv YOUR own drugislst2 n YOU don't like
feeling we'll enjoying new manhood, Won
oan learn tobacco using over again. Get
our hooltlct. Don't Tohaccn Snit md
Smoke Your life Away" written guar
antee and FREE sample mailed for tho
asking, AddiVrs Tho Sterling Remedy
Co. Chicago or New York
tN2 Main street.
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/ have had no protection, and who have
been taxed to the limits % the law, with
out representation. by a set OF ignorant
ana dishonest officials for their own per
s'uai ACKNOWLEDGMENT retatdng the dc
vel 1nmsnt of our county's resources and
It's financial prosperity 10y squanderng
the public money for private uses. and
" herenS We, the white citizens of stid
county. realize that there should be some
concert of action among VS. for the pro-
lection OF our lives, liberty and property,
and that an honest and economical county
government can not be maintained ana
perpetuated without honest and capable
officials. We have formed ourselves into
an association whose object shall lie the
mutual protection of the white race, ana
the maintainanc" of an honest and 80 n
omlcal county administration. We there
fore organize ourselves 70 he known ns
the Jay Bird Democratic Organization
Following this is the constitution ana
bylaws. some of the provisions OF winch
are as follows:
shall be to secure TO the people of Fort
Bend county economical and honest coun.
ty government and the election of honest
and faithful county officials.
Article r. Every bona fidc white citt-
zen of Fort Bend county shall be eligible
to membership in this association
Article e. The members of TINS HssocAa-
ton shall support and use all legal and
honorable means to secure the election
Ia nd In
o io ~ tt, r,,r,b"rs nloiee themfelvCs
tn make thoir official bonds aud accord
thcm their moral support so long as they
merit the same by a faithiui ana con-
scicntious discharge of official duty.
Article Is. The object OF this. ossocia-
ton is 10 combine and unite the white
people for the advauc. ment and pros,
ierit.- Of The county. for the purpose OF
' affitei,1 dutV by ali public servants.
ana 10 nrcyrnt forever this county from
I aiiia,,c.,,,,r ,,tc Tho disostrOus and DIS
80. "nocf .5,nj,,istr,tion of publlc affairs
n'tI,h M onfrcs sod this ,ounv far "A
ntia,to, of n century We therefore declare
/ ~, ". ~, ,i,i,e man now residing In this
t,,S, WY or Nbo shall hereafter acquire
ci,izenship in this county, who snail I'M
any political IA 'tgn or eo.,mS p np,3erts
| ol ,,,,,,.,'i,,io, 'sbar hn constituted AMI
~ ,td nc n soci,l and political outcast
treiipl a. ~ nuN'i. '''' ~, @,l,.,,,,r,,,,.
| AMENDMENT iIlH 'N-N9 i =
TON
That In mass meeting of the associau@
/ the whole vote of each precinct shan y
cast by the members present from thu
precinct. the vote to be prorated accorc
/ ing TO the whole number OF votes suC
! precinct is entitled to. II any menus
present SO desires Il.
That We are opposed TO a second yer.
three-fourths of the members OF the ia
| bird Democratic association,
NY LAWS.
..or -, ,b,s association shal
., no n'v rauGidate before the people fr
any county Office without me ne i ,ma,mi-
ment OF inns 49, IT, .s,yah arcan, nm w.
OF TINS aSSocia non .,1,,,,ty ortice excent .
/ pointmeni 10 cVuutS ot't' 81 r. o.
and indorselntnt itss c,y'5I ar N rep,ir
| eApreI1iSenI NY ~" I'M NJ
4. No member OF this association shil
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Whereas. For years past the laws Of the
State of Texas have been administered in
Fort Bend county by corrupt ard Infant
Gus officials in the manner that the lives.
liberty and property OF the white citizens
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IL II. FROST.
l. II. GIBSON.

I, i. II. GIBSON,
/, ~, ]. NJ. SHAMBLIN.
lhese brave and noble sons OF
lton Bend county. whose names are
.sge enshrluod. gave their lives IN
.Mper that the people of the county
, ssht have Just and capable coun- !:
~ government, and their fellow citi- ::
, .,sN nave reared this monument TO
.asr memory and as a promise to
(, M WI. mat their principles shall be
|. |. S SAhtained for all time to come. I:
w stranger, and to the Jaybirds
I sia' for their country's freedom
/. they fell. /:
|. OUR HEROES.
W .., ,hs west side is the following:
y '''''''+'f -ss's'' -'s..s' 's''''.
/: D.. J.. f. GIBSON.
oorh in Waller County. Texas, !:
nj November i6, 1857. {;
|; piei at Wharton, Texas, I:
. ~. June n, 1883. !:
.a.e nttest place where man can {;
! N'S Where he dies for man. !;
n. tsh, ..'-''' '..-s..s,s ......s's. ''''.'
= tablet aolet on the north bears this;
/. ''''''fff 'sssss ss's+ 'ss.ss. ''ss'
j. NJ. SHAAIBLIN. I:
Born In Laml<ln, Georgia, I,
MI. December ~, 1876. ::
'en In Fort Bend County, Texas, ::
|.M 4. August ?, 1855 ::
''' II there be on this earthly {:
'oSsn, an offering, heaven holds !;
'S tne last libation that Liberty {;
WI The heart that bleeds and /;
/ breaks in the cause.
-
Ia eas,','' .t.+tss .-........s
|,-..'....eetn tablet shows the following
Bo,, :, II, II. FROST. Z:
/ ID Fort Bead County, Texas, /:
L nj, July II. 1915. {:
L Died at Richmond, Texas,
Rlvh, ~ August is. 1850.
|, lis nNes In thousand things.
Whereaule Is its mothers grave;
| Tbs In Il rests awhile. until
viii ' ~, that .heroism gave
..,, zoe again at Gods own will.
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b. Texas. March 1.-THE un-
sna, VI monument erected to the
b. OIL the historic dead of Fort
''y was an epoch Of greater i'm
h. ro, " this people than anything
/. -" occur within the confines Of
F rnr.V Tor years to come, although
+ N D' back memories of occurrences
b. .S' that recalled saddened hearts
|ss y stained eyes, and all present pic
|rs ,,, Aelr minds three mounds, COW
ss,,,hN me verdure of summers green,
|b,a a "hich lay the heroes who laid
|%~n,s hVes for the good Of the peo-
n ~, people who. though gone, are
|sb ,ls',eh' whose memory is entomb-
b nat. i''ar's of the people. to whom
IA ns, honor could he paid than the
W. u'ey were martyrs for a noble
"rn Democratic association NJ
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AT GOvrRNOn lsLAND,s HOME

Seglllu Texas. March IA mass meet
In was held hcre yesterday and com
mittoes appointed to 40 TO Austin TO az.
tend the funeral Of * Governor Ireland.
All tho stores, bailkH md business houses
Ia the city are closed and public business
NJ the court house Is suspended a general
air Of gloom perNades and the strong
personality of the dead Statesman was
MAYER 30 strongly felt AZ al this time
VIII he Hes coid In death Mayor Zorn
attended tho funeral, representing thu city
OF seguiB. of which the late governor
was once mayor walter Nolte and s. J..
T. Holmes repr' scented the Masonic lodge
Of which Governor ireland was a charter
was represented by w. n, Neal. and the
bar by Senator j. u. Dibrell, judge James
Greenwood, Hon y. Is. Soweii and Judge
H. G. Weluert
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AT mass meeting held in 1889 a COM
mittee was appointed TO draw up a con.
stitution and bylaws. and the following
was submitted.
70 the People OF Fort Bend County In
Mass Meeting Assembled.
Tho undersigned committee, appoint
ca ny you on the Srd day of October, 1882
lor the purpose of drafting n constitution
una bylaws for an association III the
people of this county. beg leave TO sub
mt FOR your consideration the subioined
constitution and bylaws for an organi-
cation by the people OF the county.
Your committee have lahorcd diligently
10 draft such an organic law and code OF
rules as Will conduce to the formation
OF an organization that is of paramount
Importance. and that will prove n iRst.
ing blessing TO the people of our county.
Respectfully submitted.
NJ. ]. Hickey.
Sam'l A. Stone.
lno, c. Mitchell,
Glenn, Rassott.
Yandcll Ferris
]. \. Ralowt.
L, NJ. q. Fcnn
II. II. Farmer
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meNnout opposition, to conduct tho course
OF county affairs ever since. the negroes
fevoghizlng tho improved condition OF AZ
lairs. The Jaybirds have kept intact their
WIsanlzauon, and ii now embraces within
its list Of members all of the bost nconla
OF the county, its membership being about
~" votes, while the voting strength oil
the county is about 200.