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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
HUNT FOR THE HEAD
MUST HE FOUND TO IDENTIFY THE
DEAD WOMAN.
Murder Mystery Tint Has nut the
Police Officers ut scn-AIny
Never lie solved.

Cincinnati. Feb. 3.--Although It Is
now believed the woman murdered and
beheaded last Friday night wrs Ella
MARYLAND, wife OF Emery Markland, a
tclmster, who deserted her husband
and four children because OF her in
iatuatlon for a soldier at Fort Thomas,
the coroner at Newport, KY, refuses
TO give the remains to Mrs Hart. who
claims to be the mother OF the Vie
tim, or to other relatives In Joining In
claiming the body. The officers want
to investigate the crime further and
find the head If possible.
1t Is believed now that n 50 idler muir
dcred the woman on account of teal-
ousy and cut Off her head to prevent
Identification and detection. The High
land township trustees have offered n
reward Of 5000 and Governor Bradley
one OF $1,000
After Mrs. Hart and others had been
claiming the dead body at the New
port, KY, morgue as that of Mrs. Ella
MARYLAND. the latter turned up to-
night alive. The officers are at sea To-
night more than ever. They have fol-
lowed clues OF about dozen women
who have been absent from their.
homes for days or weeks and found
them in resorts or elsewhere instend I
OF victims Of Jack the Rlpper." and
they now want more evidence than
the absence OF some woman for anoth-
or chase
At midnight the principal deyelop-
ment In the tragic mystery OF the Ken
lucky Highlands Is the holding Of two
suspects in Ludlow, Ky. jail. Both AFRO
tramps, George IIanrahhn. the princi-
pal, was caught washing bloody shirt
sleeve In n spring. His companion.
George Morgan. Is held here as wit.
ness
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
BAYONEI
Brought Into Service
in Cuba.
INSURGENTS DRIVEN FROM HOUSES
IN A VILLAGE CAPTURED
ny THE sPANiARDs.
TRAIN PLUNDERED
REFUGEES HIRING TALES OF FEAR
AND MISERY.
Observation-Disclosures CONNER
TRAIN PLUNDERED
REFUGEES HIRING TALES OF FEAR
AND MISERY.

rr,,,oa nal, ,r,,o column of
,rdn ru s"t no,,,,n,oDaoI Inv deperai Iuoue
tIoVps cpulIlluiiuau ny c'e,ivl a. -,
az am JunI T bi III irJ pa go,
o. mn "a ~ ~ ,s - sn,,co COM
sHus pi"Sv , ,,,N' es''
h9 n ~ a.ii, H., .,,,.,,.,,,,,,s boa
-, H. ~ o,,S 80 Nc bn,,eas In a iii.
io,,o NJ ~ r,,i,,t ~ ,6n Ia,oret ;rbav
,,"S' "t Nv Nm u, - ~ ;r,i,Sa cnr.
tnrsj rorr nrisonnrs and n quantity Of
,l.,,,s 90 ',i,o "o,,o,,,,,ont side ,hroa
NO., vow snr,o,7ei, ,Dn,,nded md Two
s|,..t,I,, ,,o,,,JoJ
Sna,i ors,,,,,o,,,1tn,. tho roI,,,oro
,,ottaiion hos boon osi ,,,l,b mo
ine,,,,,er,fs c5,nynar6a5 Nv come,
;rbe,, ti,,nboro5 aho1,t Eoo mon uben
inc 'nrbtinr occurred near CSrruInos
Ms, n,,,,,,,, tsCt 49, i,itIod ,,,d ,otJ,,i
Win tbe rsst ~ tbeIr Lila onG ,,cnnd'
ed The troons lost four Killed TSe
insurgant leader pie1 nj mo hcod nr
a. etr1,,s fnrs,o 81 ing,,,,gotts re-
tocifc5 n f,5in comvnvinfr nrnt'ieinns
ond n,,tni,nitinp oni cnpysvsd h,,
tr1ons hetyren epn FSuIne ana posn
Rcdnndo gopth ~ this ritv and moi
FAR from patnb,no irha tty,ns FORM.
Ing The CONVOY only numbered 30 men.
Int thcy tn1de a Gallant defanea
g,vnptWgily gonr c''r,,S s'i, Of ,,nnts
wore scnI 10 Tho nssIstonca az Inc
convoy and the Insurgents retrentel.
leaving IA killed behind after bavint,
Numbered md nnrtInlly hurnsd tho
train.
Mnior T.oucz TnhnzuoIo a ,ar,,,,,..
and eIrht soldlers we're EilIed an the
Spanish side and ono oGicer and six
soldiers were wounded
General Marin mas had nm enrage-
ment with a body Of Insurgents. WHEN
renort snvs vTos tta Iii, go 49,,
Gomez, and II was mt to nipht with
a loss OF twentv Killed. prntiv ,nuci,
the whole of The combined EoI,,r,ns
under General Marin Including / 7no
caynIrv seems IN have hesn ongot,e1
General Marin bsd inCo,,,,,tln, ~
Gomez had encampcd Mt Inc MANIA
lion Of I,ug and nrenarod Tor N on,,,in-
cd attnck bv iii The colupna ,,nI"r
his Immediate command Two goh,,n,s
we've ordered 10 ioi;o tba oGyorce to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
GOOD NEWS ron ouuANs,
Reports of Discussions In the spnn-
ish Ranks.

New York. Feb. 3.-The news
brought to this city today by the
Havana steamer was cheering for the
friends of Cuba, The letters Of secret
agents OF the revolutionary party in
Havana spoke Of split among the
Spanish parties on the island; OF
Jealousics among the military; of
starvation In the army and Of a crisis
IN the commercial situation Mr. T. G.
Pierra translated one OF the most i'm
portant letters. Parts OF 1t We're as
There is a very decided division be-
tween the Conservative and Reformlst
PARTIES of the spaninrds, and they
are pouring hot shot into each others
ranks through the columns of tho
press. The Reformist party We're in
laVor OF the mild policy OF Campus.
Mhile the, representatives believed in
IRE and bloodshed The situation Is n
most critical one md no one recng-
iards gym"
"rhe. eNcitment In Havana Is in
creased by the fact th6 the royern-
ment does not allow any news TO he
printed except that given out Of tho
onlciai bureau. spanlards az well "a
the Cubans know that tho b,,tor
Gated. 10 'uori-
The correspondent goes on 10 de-
TAN several engagements in nne oe
Mhlcl whole troop of 200 Standard q
were nnnlhtlated, The news rivsn az,
however, was Of tremendous spons
isn victory "On the whole. ever,-
thing looks bad for the spnnlnrds
ray no attention to the cablerratna W IL,
rrsgard TO the movements Of Generoia
nolnez or Mnceo. I know for n ns.
talnty that they have been opero HI !,
with entire freedom and tbet % ,hnlsg
nave remained In Havana and pin,y,
Del RIO provinces hecaiise ibe,. 'nl .
NOT In the least afraid OF being yor ne
~ nnoiher letter y ia stated that tho
critical. Business is pnroiyso sha Is
.,,rTe business houses are dlvrber anl
their employees. Business n,an sIns
ne,lous That tNn trouble no W
without loHs OF time DC ended
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
LIVELY TIME COMING
the I,EpVnIICANs WILL uNsEAT
TWO DEMOCRATS
And Thus They VIII Elect Hunter
TO the United states senate
From kentucky.

Louisville, Ky. Feb. IA special to
the Post from Frankfort, Ky, says:
Politicians are looking for lively times
in Frankfort during the week as Sena-
tor Ogilvie (Deml has arrived, and
Bsckham (Dem), who was elected sat
urday in Nelson county to succeed
wilson. deceased, will come tomorrow.
This makes the assembly a lie Igain
on Joint ballot, and It is thought the
RepuOli ans will report and act favor
ably on the contests of Dunlap from
LeXirg on and Warner, unscatils two
Demo rats. and thus elccting Congress-
man Hunter TO the senatorsnip - sue
coed blackburn. The Joint pn'bly
convened at noon and went through
with its stereotyped prellmn lrleS,
winch up to voting were without in
cldent. The ballot resulted:
Hunter So, Blackburn iG, scattering
II. necessary FOR a choice, 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
coNDENsE DTELEGnAMs.

New York. Feb. IA mass ineetlnr
was held In Carnegie han tonight to
oppose the recall of Commander and
Mrs. Ballington Booth to England,
Massowah, Feb. 3.-Emperor Melnk
mas nherated the ten officers of COL
pnei Galiano's force, whom he held as
hostages when the Italian forces
evacuated Makch.
Calcutta. Feb, 3.-The cotton duties
hct mas ben passed. 1t exempts all
yarns from duty and Imposes 2 / 2
PEI cent. on all woven cotton goods
consumption.
Pittsburg, Feb. 3.-NationaI Chair
man samuel Dlcie. OF the Prohibition
party has Just issued a call for the
hatl9nal convention, which Is TO meet
IN this city May 81.
London, Feb. 4.-The London Times
" " us financial article says the United
Stales Sehatos adoption OF the silver
amendment OF the bond bill will deter
loan. w 'ne new
washington, Feb. s.--The treasury
go .SoolSS AZ lost Sl.l760O0 In gold coin md
a ,rovo IN Dars' leaving the true
"' m OF the gold reserve si7, 7g2. Gig.
=, Fortland, Ore, Feb. Am agent Of
me Chinese government hns come to
sne coast to place an order for so 010. 900
Ieet OF lumber. II is intended for tbe
buildings. Va soNerh'heht
West Point, Miss. Feb. s.-rbe 1-r,-
ted states Field Trials clubs have as-
sad here for their annual field
Charleston s. C., Feb. s.-rbo lint
.eu STATES steamship MONTGOMERY ar
IVA IN port today from New Yorl,
whence she sailed abont n week 900
W oyertnke the alleged hlibusterer i
FRANKFORT. Ky. Feb. 3.--The Cat.
Monle blll. which prohibits pool seillnr
N kentucky nassed the house to.aoy
ny vote or II TO l6.
sew YORK, Feb. 3.-Aided by n be,yy
- ana strong wind the wrenI,ing
tugs at work on the stranded s,aa,,,a,
9Nl sro'se1ed to-day In n,ovirs
her twenty-five feet. MOVING
~ New York Feb s.-Colonei " u
! thompson. president of the Not,n,.i
day, " pneumonia to-
zoo Sshrristlana, Feb. s.--The stortbinr
was anened today. '"''s
., beriin, Fob. 3.-The Relchsv,,,,,ar
WIS afternoon publishes mn in,,n,,ai
s es thanking all Germans ahrnaa
hia me congratula.lonB thev re,,t ~
rscsn ,h,sstv upon the occasion of his
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
AMERICA MEDDLING
SO SAYS A JOURNAL IN THE AUS
TRAN CAPITAL.
Senator CulIom's Armenian RcsoIu-
ton Not to the Taste of the
Continental Powers.

London, Feb. "A dispatch to the
Times from Vienna says. signs are
not wanting that Senator Cullom's Ar
menian resolution is not altogether to
the taste Of some OF the continental
powers to whom 1t was particularly
addressed. II appears to be regarded
as a new venture in foreign policy,
proving Americas desire TO influence
European affairs.
The Pesther Lloyd says that by lee
turing the powers on the subject OF a
treaty she had nothing to do with,
America is mcddhng with what does
not concern her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
DUDLEYIS IN AUSTIN
READY ron MEETING OF THE Ex-
EcUTIvB COMMITTEE.
The Daily rapers We're the First 4"
Inform Him That He Intended
TO Hesign.

Austin, Tex, Feb. specially
advance guard of the executive COM
mittee has reached Austin. Today
Chairman Dudley put In his appear
ance. To the Gazette correspondent,
who met him as he came down from
his room this morning, lie said.
Don't put your augur to work on
me, young man. It's not my time to
talk now. Wait till the COMMITTEES
meets and adjourns."
But what about your reported res
ignation, colonelT'
"Well, l never heard that / was n
candidate for congress until after
left Paris, when | saw what the pupera
had to say about IT,"
Some Of the papers have It, colonel
that you tender your resignation rs
soon as the committee cOnyenes
Wednesday. What about thntY'
You can say that there Is no pros
pect of my resiEning before the CONF
inlttee gets through with the business
for which It is called to transact. I'm
going TO stay through"
Chairman Dudley was Informed by
the Gazette reporter OF the death at
Ilallettsvllle OF Mr.. Townsend, who
was II member OF the committee from
The Eighteenth district. He expressed
hts sincere regrets, although he said
Mr.. Townsend had never been present
at a meeting Of the committee. To-
night Chairman Dudley gave out the
appointment VI Judge George McCor-
mick, eX-attorncy general md a free
silver advocate. OF Columbus. Colorado
county. as blr. Townsend's successor.
II is given out tonight by good au-
thority that Chairman Dudley win adj
vocnte the holding Of two conventions.
Secretary Picaaants gave out tho
statement todny that he contemplated
reslgnlng upon the cunvcnlng Of the
committee. In short time there were
three candidates and others were cut
on by the assurance from the secretary
In the afternoon that he had recon
sldered and would hold his place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
WANT 10 pnpArn rnn nILL.
$ liver Republicans Ask for six
Hours far snpnl1lnu


Hours far Speaking,
Washington. Feb. 3.--The silver Re-
puhlicans have asked that six hours
time be allotted them for debating the
silver bill. II Is probable they viii be
given four hours. Representative Hart
man OF Montana will lead the silver
men and allot the time to his col
leagues.
\ report has been received at the
treasury department from the appraiser
OF customs at New York In which he
estimates the loss In revenues during
the last year at 100000 by reason OF
the increased duty on diamonds.
The senate committee on approprla-
tons today agreed to report the pen-
sion appropriation bill, The committee
also reported the military academy hin
with an increase OF sa,400.OOO In total
appropriations.
a hearing was given today by n sub-
committee OF the ways and means com.
mittee OF the house to n number OF per-
sons on the subject OF proposed iegisla-
ton. TO restrict the Manufacture OF
allied cheese.
President Cleveland today sent tn
congress request for an approximation
for some OF the Italian victims OF the
Walsenburs' riot In Colorado.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
HOLMES IN COURT
Supreme Court OF PENNSYLVANIA
Heard the Arguments, But Re
served Its Decision.

Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 3.-The
supreme court Of Pennsylvania lis
tened to arguments today on the mo
ton Of an appeal IN the case Of II. II.
Holmes. convicted OF the murder Of u.
l.. Pletzel, and under sentence Of
death. a fuli bench was present.
District Attorney Graham and Mr.,
Barlow. his assistant. represented the
state, and S. T.. Rolan appeared for
Holmes.
The latter claimed that the verdict
from which appeal ia desired was con-
trary 10 law ana evidence. The specific
points alleged We're against the OPEN
ing address OF the district attorney.
the admission OF the evidence Of Miss
Yohc. the alleged wife OF Holmes.
ana the charge OF the jury by Judge
Arnold
District Attorney Graham replied
The court reserved decision.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
BARGE WAS LOST.
IL WAS TO ,ded with stone for the
Jet'ies-rhe Three nIen Aboard
Were All Rescued.

Houston. Tex. Feb. a.-(speciai)-
Reports are that the Brngos river has
come to n standstill. but another i,sa
is reported az coming down. Fences
and cabins are washed away In Waller
county, hut few cattle have been lost.
A. Nelasco driftwoud rushes down in
solid RATS, endnngerlhg shipping At
Quintana barge OF stone for 'he lei
ties with three men was carried cut 10
son. a yawl finally rescued the Inen
but the barge was lost.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
ron FREE SILVER.
Democrats I'm Williamson Are for
the White Metal.

Georgetown, Tex. Feb. 3.--(speclal.)-
At a call meeting OF Williamson county
Democrats to discuss the money ques-
ton and unite against the common enc
my, large number responded. Robert
a. John was elected chairman and
Martin McDermott secretary The free
slverltes were greatly I'M the majority
and for the sake OF harmony the gold
standard men conceded that all dele
gates to any convention, where the
money question was an issue be in
siructed for free silver The meeting
was timely and harmonious and pro-
ductlve Of much good.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
MAY COME VIZ TODAY.
scuase Ready Now TO Take In tn,
Tariff MIL

Washington. Feb. SIT is the expec-
tetion OF the members OF the finance
sonmittee that the tarlff bill will be re-
ported from the committee tomorrov,
IL Is not believed that tho bin will no
amended, but viii be reported as IL
came from the house. This expeeta-
,ion Is based on the belief that now
me SILVER bill having been disposed OF
senator Jones Will no longer insist on
h9iding the tariff bin In committee.
VIII not be present tomorrow n No IL
mol the Republican members win make
an EFFORT In the absence OF any author
!ty TO cast his vote to have the bin re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
pnouomT FROM MONTANA.
Wiley Davis Charged with Horse
THEFT nj Coleman.

Coleman, Tex. Feb. S-(speclall y
sheriff Sanders has lodged In the Cole
man county Jail one Wiley Davis, ar
rested In Fort Benton. Montana, for
horse theft in this county In 1883. The
grand fury returned eight bills against
Nevn. Cotton and Davis at the fall
term in 1883. Davis escaped. Nevill
and Cotton were sent to the penlten-
tIary for a long term, and were since
pardoned Sheriff Sanders heard OF
Davis in Montana and left here last
week 10 meet Davis In charge OF the
Montana authorities at Texline.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

ported without Recommendation. They
say they care little az to the nature of
the report so that they succeed In get
ting the bill before the senate.
1t has been suggested that Mr.. Jones
may want TO ofter a free coinage
amendment in committee, but he has
not intimated such a purpose and II IS
intimated In case he should do go he
Will be opposed by the other silver
men on the committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

Now York, Feb. 3. : William %
Mheelock 3 Co, plano manufacturers,
efit Of creditors to Henry W. Bcebe
Wheelock & Co, have had close rela,
lions with the Weber Piano company
ana the recent assignment OF the latte,
concern made todsy's assignment al
Whcelock & Co, advisable, The Iabui.
ties Of Wheelock s. Co. are s225. 900; as
sets not stated. The capital stock OF
the company Is $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
THREE QUARTS OF rus.


Mlneola. Tex. Feb 3. -. Especially -
Verln Hunnaster, who has been suf-
ferlng for many months with an nb-
scess on his liver has been relieved
by Drs patten and Patten, who drew
nearly three quarts OF pus from the
abscess lie feels much relieved, though
very weak
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
RAILROAD nLAoKsMIrus srnu,n.


Eagle Pass. Tex. Fob. --(sneciaD -
The blaoksmiths OF the Mexican Inter
national railroad went out today in
.synpathy with the machlnists and
ooiler makers who cult work Saturday.
INF In n committee waiting upon su.
porintendent jennings aud repenting
their demand for 60 per cent Increase
OF salary. Superintendent Jenninrs
acting under the instructions OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

ment from General Harrison that he
will not permit his name to go before
the next national Republican conven-
ton contained in the Associated Press
dispatches from indianapolis, did not
cause great surprise here for 1t had
been openly stated In Washington that
inc announcement OF his engagement
TO Mrs. D.mmick would be followed by
a statement declining to permit his
name to 10 before the convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

The sherln on Saturday evening NJ.
tached the stock OF lumber owned nv
Y. II. Hoffman To satisfy a tudemen,
against =. q. Hoffman. j l.. Woi,'
man and T. r.. Hoffman IN favor az
the remnant stribbllng shoe com.
pany. ST. Louis. eo''-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

Efforts Bcing Made to Give Half
Ureed. Tribal Rights.

Washington, Feb, a-The indian af-
fairs committee of the house has
agreed to a clause to be incorporated
in the appropriation bill providing that
all children OF q marriage between a
white man and an Indian woman shall
have the same rights and privileges to
the property and annuities of the tribe
TO which the mother belongs as any
other member OF the tribe. The reverse
OF this proposition is now the law and
the desire OF the committee Is to REM
edy what seems to have been an over
sight when the law was framed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

Dying woman Reveals Name of the
Murd' rcr.

Knoxville. Tom, Feb. a. Develop
ments which came to light here to-
day show that Lee Sellers, who was
iynchod here ten years ngo for the
supposed murder aud robbery OF 500
from Edward Maines5 was an inno-
cent man
Lizzie Hickman ON her deathbed con-
fcsscd that Ike Wright, notorious
character. was the real murderer, and
he 10 now being pursued by officers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. s.-The stlnson.
Collins Jewelry company, one OF the
largest houses In that line In this
celyer today. The liabilities arc nbout
$4,000 assets estimated al between
$4,000 and $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
COMMERCIAL


Rome, N. y. Feb. a.-.3y order OF
the state banking department the
Rome saylngs bank was not opened
today and will not be until Its nffalrs
have been examined by the state cx-
amiher who is expected here tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

II. c. Taylor. carrier for the Ga
zette. was detainded from his route
last Sunday morning on account of the
arrival OF fine baby girl at his home
on Evans street. This is the Initial
number.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

In a few days the Polytechnic street
Railway company will commence the
work on Jones street from the corner
of Seventh. This will give direct con-
nection with the opera house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
SHOT nm DEAD.


Jewett, Tex. Feb. 3,--tspcclaD, Dan
Vaughn shot and killed John Harra-
way this evening about shutdown.
Harr1way was cursing Vnughns
mother when Vaughn shot him with n
dOublc-latrellad shot gun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
DAY ron COUNTY CONVENTION
Democrats Name March 81 for Meet
ing Mt Canton

Edgcwood, Tex. Fob s.-(specleIl-
The Democratic executive committee
met at Canton to-day and named
March q as the ~ to hold the county
convention. Precinct officers We're in
siruoted to call primary conventions
two weeks earlier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

Springfield Ill, Feb. S,---John l.. Sui
Ivan is greatly improved and intends
starting for Texas Wednesday. His
physicians say there is no danger of
complications unless the big fellow
takes cold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

nenison, Tex. Feb. s.-tspec,an M
]. Hughes, dealer In Stationery mi
books. made general assignment To-
day Liabilities, S5SGT; assets. $1,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

M w me First Baptist chprch
WEDNESDAY night at l O'clock NJ m on
Mssr binyon to Miss Norma Rnrbrfmaial-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
Hughes, Of all in Leaveuing POwclas US Govt Report
R0H!AI! R Bs,xassi!
ABSOLUTELY sszyEsE

general manager, reniied t1at he could
not accede to their demand. being IN
willing to grant q general Increase.
Another meeting Of the mn IS 10
hid tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
Editors wife DIe,

Grand Saline. Tex. Feb. s.--(spec,al,
AIRS. Lizzie Rilcy, wife Of Jud Riley
editor Of the Grand Saline sun. died
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
not OncatO1ll

can be lost without the whole
body feeling it. The body is
like a watch, a machine. This
accounts for the success of
SCOTT'S EMULSION Of
Cod-liver Oil in all wasting
disease. 1t feeds, nourishes,
keeps up the strength when
ordinary food is rejected.
When nutrition Is irnpos-
sible death is certain. Cod
liver oil, say the doctors, is
the best nourishment, and
SCOTT'S EMUL SION,
with the Hypophosphites, Is
beyond comparison the most
effective form Of cod-liver oil.
500 AMI s'.sn a, all drnsei.A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
ACCEPTED IN wAsliIS,.rox

'e" That iinrrfson'- Decinrn.
hon Is sincere.
washington. Feb. a,--The annou,oa
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