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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-29

THE SINGER received 81 first awards
for sewing machines and embroidery
work at the Worlds Fair, Chicago, Ill,
being the largest number of awards OBJ
tafned by any exhibitor, and more than
double the number given to all other
sewing machines. For sale, lease and
rent. Repairing done. B. BERGER
SEN, 113 Bethel street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-29

A. ]. Derby, D. D. S. Dental rooms,
100 Alakea street, between Beretania
and Hotel. Treatment of dead teeth and
roots speciality. Office hours, a. m. to
p. m. Telephone 615.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-29

All kinds Of SECOND HAND FURNI-
TURE sold cheap for cash at the X L,
corner Nuuanu and King streets.
If you want to sell out your furniture
in it's entirety, or for bargains, call at
the x L, corner Nuuanu and King
streets
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-29

JAMES L. HOLT, General Business
Agent, Accountant and Collector. Office
on Kaahumanu street. Telephone 639.
Prompt attention guaranteed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-29
SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

J. T. Lund, 128 and 80 Fort street,
opposite Club Stables, makes Brass
Signs to order. Nickel Plating a Spe-
cialty. Bicycles repaired and for sale.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-29

City Carriage Company have removed
to the corner of Fort and Merchant Sts
Telephone No. 113. First-class carri-
ages at all hours. JOHN S. ANDRADE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-29
W. C. T. Z. LUNCH PARTY.
Opening Day of Exchange Was Big
Success.
Old Advertiser Building Thoroughly
Reonvated - Splendid Lunch
RoOms-Large Attendance.

The house warming given in the new
quarters of the Woman's Exchange at
the luncheons served Thursday noon
was certainly a splendid send off for
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-20

fortbetpeaen tam. 9alb ge14oben,
balb %setrasen, mirD Ct auf einen 9'z
ban seieBt.
Mlsbal6 3~ittert cine 8etpegung
burr bic @eriammlung, bic jeBt mebz
rere bunbert R6pfe 3dblen burtte,
benn cine @Iastbiir, bic in bus Snz
mere beg 9auies fiibrt, 1T a%ufgesanz
gen, unb beraus treten 3pet 9erren,
audi iie i'm Mllta9seemanbe unb 8eibe
oHenbar nit ben Mmtsborrt4tungen
zines Observation-Disclosures betraut.
Der cine betiimmert ii4 I'M bic ebrz
tpirbiee Menf@enruine, Oh lie audi
gut seihiBt lei unb ni4t fallen tonne.
inbcB Der anbere bic @eienf4aft auf>
forbert, einen &reis gu bi(ben.
&uum 1T bas gei@eben, 10 0Hnet
ii9 bic @lastbir gum 3~tpetten Wale.
unb biesmal er19etnt barbaupttg, i'm
einfa4en, f4tpar3en @ode, gela1enen
G4rittes unb nit freunblt4em Muge
in ben Rreis tretenb, Der @rtpartete,
Der YrG5tbent. @r tptrb nt9t angez
finbigt, ct tommt eben, ct 1T ba, unD
auber ben 5tpet 6Ddit unceremont01en
@eremonienmeiitern itebt linn M:;
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-20
NuremburQ.

Qurem 9. Das erbsrpBb>rz
3oeli9e paar NIT Der tleinen prin5eiz
fin iiebelte pieber gu oauernbem Qufz
entbalt na9 S9loB Berg iiber.
IS purbe beretts friiber bupon ge>
1pro9en, baB man nit benz @ebanten
rmgebe, cine neue, %pabrbaft monument
tale &atbebrale in Der 9auptftabt al
erbauen unb bat Der StaatsmintIter
in ber 8ammeritBung bes planes 81
1pdbnun9 setban, als iiber ben 8au>
plaB zines projettirten Muieums bic
'&ebe gtng. Cine 1pabrbaft monument
tale &atbeorale beiibt uniere @taot
inn @egen{ab gu anberen Stdbten Der
Ma@baridaft bisber ni&t. @ammtz
lt4e &ir9en Der O%beritabt tparen fritz
fer Rloitertir4en, bic 3tpar altebrtpirs
big itnb, ben @rrungeni 9aften BET nell=
eren 8autunft jebo9 na95te6en.a @i<
ne nabrbaft monumentale Ratbebra!e
biirfte 1 If2 bts 2 Miuionen ST. TO-
1ten. .@rs , X.
sd a. II. Ql5. Der % : jdbrige
8ergarbeiter Ntt. 9ornid perungliidte
in elmer Minnettganerie bes @alge1z
bergs. Der l1nsliidli6e tpuroe BON
nieberfauenben SteinmaFen setroHen
unb blieb 3ur @te1e tobt. @r btntsrz
ldbt cine tinberloie @attin.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-20

manb 3ur @eite, tein M%ojutant, tein
Md4ter, tein poli3it, teinerlei @9uB.
@r, unb bas seniigt. Gs lit Elm Wetz
nimum bon Experimentation, bas
p%runtloieite S9auipiel Der Waft.
Das man iib benten fam, binfi9tlt4
ber tbeatralii4er Wirtung 10 ptel
tpie NuQ unb ni@tig; tpenn man aber
cine @etunbe lang ftiQe bGlt unD
na@6entt, tpenn man it@ iagt, bab
bieier freunbli4e, bide tleine 9err i'm
einfa9en, i9par5en &ode in Ma9rz
beit Elm mG4tiger 8iirgerf0ntg 1T,
baB ct 1orglos in etnef1 nett oHeneR
6aule pobnt unb bab Sober, benz es
iuft in ben Sinn fommt, otefes 9aus
betreten bari, I'm ben 9ausberrn gu
beqrlben; tpen11 maj es itebt, pie bies
oe{6iebt, mie bic grobe 9%dnbebrudez
rel ii& abipielt, uie lie elmer mad benz
qnbern, Trauen, Mdnner, &inber,
por benz freunblihen, tleinen oiden
!6errn porbei3iebn unb patl4baro
nit ibm pehfeln, ME bann ieoer 5uz
friebet1 bon bannen 3iebt, 5ufrieben in
Dem erbebsnben 8epubtiein, benz prdz
fbenten, tur5 uno gut, ii9 felbit rem
i9ul6igen @eipett ertpielen gu baber'
~ penr man bies alles bentt uno
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-20

prGEbent, Der einen Bart trus, einen
ehten IarmersH unbbart, unb cine 10
bur9aus panteemdbise Uncle Sams
Gisur mar ieitber I'M Meiben 9auts
ni1t mebr sefeben. Mit elepelqno
1T ber Sdnurrbart einge5ogen. er
aiebt benz Manne cher Elm f4laues.
als Elm martialif9es Musieben. Iqerz
banb nedif9e Qi9ter bliben unter ibm
berpor. Der freunblt4e, bide tleine
6err biirfte Stunben baden, mo- Ct
gum 1artatH&en Splitter pirb.
limb bod, bentt man iia nun oas
Munbtid elmer 1rompete an ben
S6nurrbart anseieBt - es pabt
aud auiammen. M0gli4, bab uns
Mnes an benz 9errn prdiibenten
tGu19t, bas 2dheln, bas 2tipeln,
bas sutmiitbis f4peQenbe Set. Wm
@nbe lit er gar Elm &ratebler!
Gin lebtss rhop are pou," elm leBs
ter 8idlina, unb ber Gmpfanq 1T
beenbet. "
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-20

bcltiam a6rout. G@on ftebt man
ielber Dor bem p%rdiioenten unb moht
ieinen Bidding. Der Mufentbali
tpir6 Elm gang turaer iein, bas petb
man i'm @oraus. Wenn ber Mrme
fi9 NIT sSebem u%nterbalten muiite
bGite CT Bis in bic ttefe Na4t binetn
gu tbun. Nur Der biitori14en Hutni
tpirb er nadber einen etpas ldn9sren
Mugenbl,d tptbmen, tie fragt er bann
5uportonM snb, pie piel @0bne, tptt
piel SD9ter iie babe, ob lie ale fdon
perb,iratb;t Iiab unb mas berglet4er
Grasen mebr iinb. De G:.tworten
1inb auf bas tnappite bsa1eRen.
@leptlanb, Der bic Geremorten 1ton
pielbunbertmal i%iberitanoen bat, per:
{tebt 1i9 59on meiiterbaft oarauf. 81
ipri&t gang leiie, um fem Organ 81
19onen. v9oip bo pou DO, @tr?" 81
fragt es nit elmer pei4en, 1uben
2iipelitimme - lper bdtte seoa9t
baB bie1e @timme AUDI 3rara blai Ter
tann! - CT ld9elt babel nit leth'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-20
REORGANIZATION XicbDaberet.

O1btofb, Mis., 8. Gebr. Sin
iunser 8uri@e, Namens So4n @l,
murbe i'm Muntcipalgeri4t pegen
granbfiftung bemertt morpen mar.
@ebriiber Habfpro perbDrt unb an
Das Greiseeridi perpielen. Man bat.
te cine Ma4e ausgeiteQt, ba pieoerbolt
8ranbFiftung bemertt moroen mar.
Die Ma9e perbaftete @lt, als er na9
benz !9olabof 5uriidtebrte, I'M, pie er
angab, gu ieben, mas bort log let.
@r tpnnte feline anbere gnt14ulbtz
eung fir feline @anblunsen 9eben, als
bab es linn tmmer piel Greuoe berel:
tet babe, penn ct bic 5%euertpebr nad
elmer 8ranbiteqe ubriiden 1ab.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-20
0ur6 bic Wa6fumfeit elm

- 9ur@ bic Wa@iumteit zines
6unoes lpurbe neuli@ Elm BON brei
@trol4en seplanter l1ebsrfal IN benz
Dorfe g.. ben Trieolano bereitelt. gu
ber SErau bes bortigen S4afers Ia
men ndn1li@ in Der Mbenoftunoe br:i
6anbmertsbur14en NIT Ssr 8ttte um
einen Srunt MaHer. 8ereitmt1ts1t
ging bic 5rau gum Dorfbrunnen, UNI
gang frii&es Mafer gu bo!ea. pug tie
auriidtebrte, mar bet brittle Sc
@efdbrte per1dapunben, neil ibn, mts
bic 3uriidgebliebenen ertlarten, bic
3eit a1 lange Nnurbe. Mls am Msno
Ser Sdafer NIT leinem 9unbe na4
|5au1e fam, fling bas Sbier laut an gu
mmieln unb gu belen, umo periu4te,
unter bas 8ett gu trie&en. Der Mann
babur4 aufmert1am gema4t, leu9tete
unter bas 8ett uno fanb barunter ben
britten @anbpertsburi@en liegen,
ausgeriiitet NIT perihieoenen Diebsz
perfaeua, elmer Piitole unb elmer Pfeiz
|fe. Mtt 9ilfe der Mu@barn tpurbe
er feitqenommen unb in ben Seller 9ez
|bre4t. Mit ber linn abeenommenen
pfeife gab man ipdt Mbenbs Elm Set
den, unb nun tarnen all@ bic 5tpei
anberen @trol@e berbeisei41i@en.
Mu9 lie fling man Elm unb fe7elte lie
troy per5tpeifelter @egenpebr. Mm
anberen Sage purbe bas faubere
&leeblatt, bas es pabrI9einli4 auf
bic poblgefuIte Rdu9ertammer oes
@9Gfers abeeieben bate, benz ouitdn>
bigen @eri9te iiberliefert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-20

bort unb iiebt, 10 persebt eintm bic
SAeraluit, Die einen anseiidts bes
punberliaen Gmpfarss setiselt bas
ben mag, unb ben 1heinbar brollisen
@organg bdlt man fat lieber fir
cine petbepone, i,mboliihe 9anbs
lung. beren tiefer Sim unidper gu
beuten 1T.
Greitid bat man gum Nadpenten
nidt bel 3eit bier in Der suten
@tube bes Weiben 9auies. Man 1T
pie bas @lieb elmer fo~rtlaufenben
Rette bi. si4 lanqfam. aber unaufs
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-20

am 81. Sanuar t"elesrapbirte 3srr
Chamberlain benz @ouperneur Hobi1z
lon, es lei cine M0slidteit porbanbn,
bob it4 prdiioent &riiser betpessa
laEe, iid in Der @ertpeiseruns BON Re-
formen unb in Der SteQuns BON GorS
oerunsen an 9robbritannien auf bic
unterftuBune elmer ausndr..isen Ma4t
gu perlaFen. 0ur4 ipGtere Depeifsn
peift 9err Chamberlain ben @oupsrs
neur Robinfon an, bic i'm 1%ranspaal
perbafteten Mmeritaner IN herielben
Wete 81 beidiBen, pie bic gnsldns
Der.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-20
ltebcrfabrcm mno 9ct5otct.

Mbinelunber, Mis., 10. Teb
6arris 8tant, Elm in Oieniten beS
9pl3fGuers George 8ertranb 1tebenbel
Rut{fyer, murbe Bel Malpern BON et:
ner Qotomotipe ber Nortb Weiterr
8abn nit 1einem Pferoe iiberfabrer
unb mar 1pfort cine 2ei4e. Iu4 bos
@fero tpuroe auf ber Stelle 9etDotet
Oie 5rau beg Werunglidten lebt bier
Gr qebDrte benz Orben ber Mooerr
Mopbmen an, in mel@em ct nit 49,:
600 perfi9ert 1T. ~-4. atr.~.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-20
2(tertna ais cine Observation-Disclosures.

S1btofh, Wts., 10. Gebr. SIM
&reissert@t tlagte 9beobore Sang
tou, i'm Mamen ieines Munbels 9atz
tie 2angtau, gegen bic @tabt Oibs
tofh, tpe9en zines @tur5es, ben tiff
bag 18jdbrise MGb4en auf einem
ma ngelbaften Seitentpea 5use5pgen
fat. 2an9tau fat ben @4aoeneriab
auf $4,000 feitseiebt. @rit tir3li@
mar cine dbnli@e &la9e gegen bic
@tabt erboben nprben. 3"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-20
3,.,,t Ycfmd, bci,a, Yrdn:
OeutCu.
Decentralization Der Datbin6tcn
0eteut6aN

Der gmpfanssfaal fit bic MaTens
be1u9e i'm Meiben 9auie 1T berlelbe,
in ,pel9em bic sr0beren Geitliatetten
absebalten tperben: Der Geitfaal bes
Weiben 9auies. Wenn bic @mertz
taner ibren p%rdiibenten beiuher.
molten iie in ieiner "suten Stube"
BON Tim empfansen tperben. sic 1T
iebr gerGumig unb nimmt fat ben
ganaen OfFiigel bes 9aufes elm.
@runbton: Weib unb Sob, gan3 tpte
in einem europdii@en R0nissf4loHe.
Mur feblt Der trabitionelle rothe pa
mort ber 9apeten unb ber MDbel.
Mn ben WGnben itatt Der Mbnenbilber
bic lebenssroben PORTRAITS friberer
0rGfibentenfrauen: Martba Ma1hz
inston, Donp Mabiion, Miitreb Sim
coin, ale in sanaer Jtsur. Mas man
1onit oar ielten in Wmertta gu 1eben
betommt, iiebt man bier: bic Grall
ulg Mitbeiiberin Der Ma4t. Der
prditbent resiert, bod aeieqi4aftltf
berrf9t int Wetben 9au1e Die pra1tz
bentin.
Smmer neue 8eiu4er tommcn.
eate Nanteege1ihter NIT 8odsbart
pber Munbbart, aber audi @lattgeithz
ter a Ia @a1btngton, febr .piele Da>
men, ni@t pentg &inber, 8uben uao
MGb9en; Elm Sunse, Der mod getraz
gen pirb, fat Elm 8abp, als @egmz
{ab Elm fteinalter Weibbart, aug benz
Se3effionstrieg Elm glorreiher uebers
reit Der nidt obne frembe 9ulfe It'd
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-20
Isolate tbrem gobnc in's @rah.

pulcifer, Sbapano g., Mtsr
g. Geb. SIM glitter bon betnabe 81
Sabren 1T Trau Wilbelm &noener'
geb. Gran3, mad .ldngerem 2eioen abb
berufen morben. 8or einem Sabre
mac ibr Elm neunidbriser &nabe bur4
ben 9ufi9las zines 9ferbes entrihe en-
norben. Dieien S@tdialsi@las batz
te bic an unb fir ii4 nt4t iebr trdtz
tige Trau ni@t iiberpunben, uno, 9ez
nau elm Ssabr barauf, am 1elben Da@
tum, lit lie ibrem 2iebling gefolgt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-20
Brutalc NautQc1cucn-

Tonb bu Sac, Wis., 8. Sch.
en- Der bie1igen umgegeno orarsen
Rduber in bas 9aus elmer alten Tral
Namens Rate Batter unb pertangten
beren @elb. Mls bic alte 5rau 1ih
peiqerte, ben MGubern gu ipiQfabren,
iibelfel Der cine Der @eienen bic 6rau
unb miirgte Tie 10 lan9e, Bis lie be-
mubtlos liegen blieb. Dte polt3et lit
iebt nit Der l1nteriu4ung beg SALES
beauftraat unb mirb Mqes in tbrer
Mu9t ftebenbe tbun, UNI bic @4ulolz
Qen aur 0erantnortung gu 3ieben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-20
0eNci9crtct Gcrfebr.

@eF S"uptrior, isis. 10,
Tebr. Sic Safe Superior Gar Ger
pice MKociation fat loeben ibren mo-
natli@en 8ert9t iber ben @erteb1
bon @iitermasen, bic BON ben per=
f9iebenen 8abnen am Superior @et
i'm @ertebr paren, per0Hentli4t. Nad
benz Muspeis tpurben I'M Monat Sas
nuar am Superior Gee 1858 @u=
teruasen i'm @ertebr gebrau4t, gegen
ALA @itertpasen I'M ndmlt4en Woz
nat bes pergalt9enen eSSabres.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-20

na9 re@ts seneigtem &opfe, mas ibm
einen beinabe geribrten @eliatsaus.
brud siebt, elm Nusieben, als ob Ct
fir bic Wilbfremben, bic an ibm
poruberbui@en, pirtlt4e Sbeilnabms
empfdnbe, als ob ct es i4le4terotngs
1einer @eelenrube balber erfabren
miibte, pie eS ben 9erren geht, mte
bic Damen ii6 befinben. ..sE.
Cine ausfibrli9e Mntlport mare
noturli9 uneebDrig. Man labt 1i4
nit benz pielbei@dftigten prafioenten
in fem @e1prG@ Elm, man perii9ert
ibm Bios i4leunigit, bab man 1t@
ME mobler %befunben, bab es einenn
nirgenbs be7er gegangen, rtstirt Ell
men 3speiten 8ntr Dor tbm uno i@iebt
ft9 peiter in bic Settle, inbeb CT be-
reits feline breite, Feii@ige 9ano benz
Ma4tommenben entgegen1tredt. Der
Brdiibent ermubet nidt. @r ld&elt,
er li3pelt, jebem nit Del ielben Sic
bensmiiroigteit. Cine feftgegoKen enc
ltautsmGnnii9e Muance, bic nt@t
tpe41elt. Mur feline @lbrun9 14etnt
ii9 gu iteigern, BERN iein Sept }entt
ii4 tiefer llnb tiefer. So lit interelz
iant, ben prd1ibenten in oieier um<
gebung gu beoba4ten, ietn Pbpitogz
npmie gu itubiren. &ugen unb Naie
bilben 5uiammen cine trefFi& %gearbeiz
tete Sc i&tspartie, bic etnen ftarten,
geiitigen Mrbeiter berrdtb. Sen Muno
alert elm S@nurrbart. G!ebelanb 1T
ber erite prdiibent, bet etnen
@@nurrbart trdgt, nur einen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-20

Sn 81 artnette iiberfiel Gin eben
aus Der Sail fretaelafener 4ttentater
ben &t9ter 9umphreppiqe IN fetnem
@sri9ts3immer. Na@ einem barten
&fe Der beiben CAB ber Nnsreifer
TerIcnQelb unb bat ii4 bisber nod
ni@t mieber 1eben laf1ec.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
A VICTIM TO nAHBAWIsM UNDEH
GOVERNMENT PROTECTION.

The Wichita Falls TRAGEDY. the fun
details OF which We're published ok
nlusively in the Gazette yesterday was
MI Indictment written In blood against
the maintenance OF the seml-barbarOus
system that exists in the Indian Terri
tory by the grace OF the government at
Washington.
Brave, generous, chivalrous Frank
Dorsey ia q victim to the code OF
honor of our most Christian states
men. who have thrown the mantle OF
their protection around the ignorance,
tho vlciousness and the ouilawry that
Hnd one spot in the heart of civilization
which Affords them a secure retreat.
Upon the shoulders Of these wcavers
or hne-spun theories rests the rcspon-
sibllity for this tragedy and FOR tho
many hundreds Of tragedies that have
been Matched under these malignant
conditions, Thousands Of good citizens
in the Indian Territory arc bending all
their energies TO the development Of It's
splendid resources. 1t is n grave dis
credit 10 the national government that
the only obstacle to the rapid improve
inent OF these conditions Is it's virtual
protection OF tho thieves, thugs and
outlaws that have nod there for Sc
curlty, Its tolerance OF soml- barhnrous
tribal governments has made the Terri
tory breeding ground for criminals OF
the most desperate and dangerous type.
II In responsible for Crawford, and for
NIL the killers, robbers and cutthroats
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
THE TRAMP EVIL.
ANrI-rRAMP CONVENTION HELD
IN WISCONSIN.


,r, -, a, a, e..
ron uu Lac "lH' ft"' -o-'N' INV
anti-tramp convention the following re-
port was adopted.
,r,,. o,,,.,ia,,,, ~ I'M. vnrio,ts Iornli-
'"' -.
tles represented IN inc V"nN'"''""
shows that while some Of the trnmps
yvould bc bonest laborinp men If they
..,,.,,.,,,,,,,,. p,. ,.,,.,, ,,.,,t ,,,,
"'" WV "l''"l 'u''''N Wv '' h'' l''' '''"
OF them are determined 10 i've ON Inc
public without work, that tramps vino
,r, ,i,,,o,,,,, T., ,,t,ot. f,uIIi.s am
o%pehse 10 the pupHt' shoulu DC
harshly dealt with,
Tb. rrpnrt sho,ys that little has been
~. .,.,..,.. ,,,. -. ..,.lt ,,,, mi
"'N1 =" tSl',euN ''V lump ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
TRIrLETs WITH TWO urAps.
Tennessee Negro prcscnts m Nom
frosty Ia the "studrnts-

Murfreesboro, Tenn. Feb. eG-Tbo
medical fraternity in this city is much
interested in curiosity brought To
Town ms morning by negro. Yester.
Jay afternoon on S. II, iluddleston's
farm few miles north of Town
Emma Patterson, colored, wife or Era,i,
i diai'terson' give birth to three children
an girls. Two OF them were Joined To-
gether Ike the slamese twins. excent
ma, mat they did not have two hends
lhere We're four legs and feet nrns
ana hands; two breast bones and snInni
columns. and the head was of abnorn,ai
SIC IhS other infant was an ordin-
ery iooklng. well-formed child II ia
sud that all the children were horn
awe; Those Joined together livod n
rev hours and the other one lIved a..
least twelve hours The woman ia 40
years OF age and the mother Of fs,an,,
other children, The father was about
a. .ury the children, but he thoncht
mat the students" might gei tbe,, ~
SO ne brought them to town today H. H.
give to some physician to preserve IN
Murfree's office. " D. L.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

England has $1,000, 100000 invested In
textile industries, and the annual PRO,
ductlon Of cotton goods In that country
IS valued at slOo,OOo,OoO, one.third OF
the total exports OF Grea, Britain In
1891. amounting to Si,oSo 100000. came
from her cotton mills. The New York
World estimates that the cotton manu-
factories OF the British Isles stand for
the support of at least 100000 people
exclusive of those indirectly inter
csted
Cotton manufacturing ia the main
factor which upholds English com.
merclai supremacy. hut In Europe as
well as in America conditions are
CHANGING. The min must ultimately
seek the cotton field. In time. under al
tered conditions. England VIII be una
Die to successfully compete with the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

lie Defines his Attitude with tCfcr-
cncc TO Armenian AnuIrs.

Chicago. Ills. Fob 2G-In answer to
n resolution adopted and forwarded to
United states Minister Terrell at Com
stantlnoplc thinking him for the ac-
ton he had taken toward relieving the
prosecuted Armeninns and requesting
that more vigorous action be taken by
this government. Rev. ELL Corwln,
president Of the CONGREGATIONAL Minis
ters' union, has received the following
letter from Minister Terrell!
Legation Of the United States, Com
stnntinople, Feb 1.-Sir. / have re-
ceiyed the communication signed by
You as president of the Congregational
Ministers union and addressed to me
from Chicago on the 18th ult Permit
me tn thank you for the complimentary
terms in which you refer TO my official
action, which has been in accordance
with instructions from the department
OF state Whether In Wow OF the long
established foreign policy OF the United
Stutes, which has avoided complica-
tons with the informal administration
OF foreign governments, our govern
mcnt should intcrpose to stop the in
humanitles in Turkey, YOU VIII not eN-
poet from mo an opinion, Tint cStah-
lished policy has promoted our marvel
Gus growth. II Is worthy OF consider
alton whether departure from 1t now
might not In the end result In more
misery to the human race than that
which now Riilicts Aslatic Turkey. As
n man, | sympathi2e with the unfortu-
mates now perishlnE; as representa-
tive of the United states my duties are
restrictive TO the protection OF the
lives and interests OF our own citizens.
(Signcd) \. w. TERRELL"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
DESTITUTE FAMILIES.


Chicago. Feb, 26-The destitute wo-
men and children from Buffalo sent bv
the police from Chicago 10 st. Paul on
their way TO join their husbands in
Seattle, wash. are again In the hands
OF the Chicago authorities. The indl-
gents consist OF three women and six
children. February Is they were strand
ed In Chicago and were cared for for n
week at the Harrison street police sta
ton. Al the request OF Police In
spector Fitzpatrick the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad Co. gave them
transportation to St Paul. but the au-
horiuts of ST. Paul returned them to
Chicago and they have been at the
Wisconsin Central depot since satur-
Inspector Fitzpatrick has telegraphed
TO the president OF the Nickel Plate
railway at Cleveland 70 ind out whit
his company proposed 10 do about the
matter.
be compelled to return The destitute
families TO Buffalo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
TILLMAN's MICROSCOPE
He Is Applying IL to u study a
natural History in Wall st,..l

Now York. Feb. &c. Senator M
of South Carolina Is in New Yat Z
ing at the Marlborough hotel n
here TO view the gold bug and d, /
street bull and the Wall sire,
In their native SURROUNDING N
therefore. here for study sM
brought his microscope.
He is a man at whom you vpa!1
more than twice II you chanss! :
him in a crowd. lie has q largt N
lar-looking head covered with n
tingcd black hair, which he tns2
combs In tho morning, but be III
diligently at dlsarranging Il yiA|
long fingers all day that BY night |
disheVeled. if
He has strong, homely, hraEa I
in which are three Fascinating ieaTl
The first Is his eye--for he hat tHl
eye. 1t Is large and restless lhln5
and sly, yet frank. He hasifQI
tiltlng his head on one N ~
turning his face that his VI q
cpnfronts you, and then n
startled by seeing his ~ ~
brown eye peering into yoq "
bridge of his nose. The ste,fi
mating feature is his nose. lish
and long and has hump attlsiaj
He has perfect control OF ih ~
Of this nose, and 1t IL as elpfss,'|
Its dumb way as is his eye, ~
feature is his mouth--largs an
and sardonic. II suggests I'M
"A keen sense Of humor: that y 2
OF that gay and sweet sort thn a
into laughter at news OF holnM
fortune to an enemy. 1t d M
of n speaker, and It SUCCESS ,
of speech Of the sort called l'h'
or ripping open" III
As TO the rest of him. ne ~
slightly stopped and long q Y J, }
arm and heavy in the body. ~
is carelessly covered with VIZ.
q statesmnn's coat OF eolrse N
less shirt and plain black " y
made. and with the sl'ns
through so that 1t shows WIVES
out ON one side.
Senator Tillman Is one o. 'ox ,,
who do not know what they w
do not care, and would 50 ula<
year in and year out It tney w
married. s..r,s
~ am here to study the finansL \
ditlons," said he In the SLOW, w.
voice Of n South Carolina YAM h.,,s,
wish to try to get at me IVA
these Wall street matters I'M
see for myself, to learn, 70 ~"
have use for this informau,,sa,, t
have something to say -"
think"