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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-20
rccrh rRlc % oalLWs.
ue Had Curious Motions About ESoiDs
N,nl.a Up ID the a-arnIns

walked Up IN the Nornins
Tho mcrory OF the eccentric I.ovl Ogil-
vic still linggrs among manyC .io cattle
mon in Colorado. One day be sec OUT FOR
Denver. Ho took with him on tho train
two mysterious looking bags. re went
% the best hotel in the gify 90 spccd the
night. In the morning tso people IN tho
house were awakened hy the loud craving
OF cock. Tbs clerks nnd bcilhoys tguccd
the noise TO the rOOm u tie distinguished
lord, and there they stopped puzzled 10
surely seemed 10 thom as IL the Growing
were In the room, andyCt itscemrd is'''ly
possible that Scottish noblcmau woUli
allow a rooster 10 his bedroom Bur
finally, when the noise continued, thrT
raped on the luid's door. 4 sleepy voice
came from within, md then tic l0gd ap-
pearcd IN BIS IisltciotaSs. Eo Gidn {
look "A no III, lord thcu His hair was
mussed al over his head, his CyUi wCro
only hale open. ana no was shouting ougry
epithet8 at thosn who had disturbed lin.
But wAln the door was oToncd wide Tie
clerks and boys IL tie hall wcso astonished
nt q fighting cock lercAcd on the foot q
the bed, Growing Justify.
"Wo'ro sorry, said ono az the clerks
"but 1t isn't customary in this hotel fer
guests TO bring rOOstgrs % bed with them.
That birds growing is waking up tao
whole house. I'm afraid Wen have 60 ask
you 10 allow rs 20 take him down collar -
"Nos by Did sightp' shouted the
lord IL that bird goes down cellar, 20
down too He's going 10 stay right here
with me. kent him hero so he'd wake
me UP In time TO catch my train, and he's
done Il. He's good bird. he is. / didn't
need You to come up heye pounding on
my door,"
The outcome of Il was that the cock re-
manned in the room until the lord was
ready TO leave. They added something to
his bill on the birds account, but tho lord
didn't mind that. Cor. Buffalo Express.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-20

A high liver with n TORPID liver will not
he long liver. Correct the liver with
DeWitt's Little EarIv Risers. little pills
that cure dyspepsia and constipation.
EAGLE DRUa STORE.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-20

The superintendent Of the Cuuard s. =.
Co. has just paid me a visit aud says
the ocean rates 20 or ICON the old conn
try will not be reduced for three years,
but are likely to gobigher. Oates, agent
for all the lines,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-20

Quick IN effect, heals and leaves no scar
Burning, scaly skin eruptions quickly
cured bv DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
Applied to burns, scalds. old sores. il IL
magical in effect. Always cures piles.
EAGLE DRUU SToPr
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-20

Soothing, healing, cleansing, DeWiit's
Witch Hazel Salve il the enemy to SORTS.
wounds and pills., hich IT never fails to
cure. Stops itching and burning. Cur,s
chapDed lips aud cold sores in two or
three hnura EAGLE tJuun Srogr
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-20
Wanted to Rorrow

On first-class Freehold security, $4,000
or $4,000 for term OF years with good
interest. Apply by letter to X Y" care
oI the News Office.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-20

Go TO the City Bakery Tor your fine pas
tries. Angel food, Iruit cake slways on
hand. Cream pufis Fridays md Satur
DAYS.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-20

Set Of Roger Bros knives and forks.
81. 10 mt NJ. Gittler's.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-20

Don't be rcady-made man, hut try
one Of Oates all wool tailor-made suits
ut Sl5
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-20

To REST-Ilooms over the Star cloth
ing store. Apply at the store
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-20

Furnished bed room TO let. Apply nj,
this Office.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-20

For Pedro score cards and markers.
go to the News Office.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-20

ror aaie-A six-room house, =, ~ "a d
Hecla street. Apply ON PREMISES"
company. ,,.. AL
Fer ssIe-A good six-room nos' souI
large barn. Apply at 24U2 u s"'''
Hecla. a.. S9j
For ssaIe--seven-room house ~. ~ Ma,
Ridge street Swedetown. Apply !" ~"
son.
For sale-.seven-room house ~ job
Tunnel street. swedetown. AppD
seppala.
For sale In swedetown, House o osV q "
rooms only. Apply at the mouse
company.
For Hale-For $50, q six-room nos q ~
s57l "E" street, Raymbsult inou"'
oompanv or 81 the house.
For eaIe-House No. 2I65i ~
baultOwn; suitable for two leu'
horuatiop enquire at the houss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09
ORDERED TO CAPE
MORE n,iTisu SOLDIERS WILL 40
no CARE rows.


London, Jan s-Copyrighteh 1906.
nv the Associated rress)-At the war
office this Afternoon II was stated that
the troops returning from INDIA or
bound for that pntt Of the prltiFh rm-
pirc. Had been ordered to eau Al CAPE
Town before the crisis occurred ihore
aud all thnt ~ urcOsHtr ~ "a instruct
their commanding officers To lnpd
drafts M IN" cape It was further
stated that drtnchmon.H of troops arr
new ON their way Cape Town Ia
relieve the troops there ana that the
latter VIII he instructed TO remain At
the Cape for the prcVnt so shat doubts
'gr'"s VIII boz readily available nt cape
Colony, besides the Indian troops en-
pa'Farc which can he landed there
shortly.
Regarding the report that Germany
has prevailed upon Portugal To- allow
German troops 10 traverse the portu-
gcs" South African territory adj0ln-
ing the Trnnavall with 'hr Wow NJ
reinforcing the BIerH, n special dts
patch from Berlin this afternoon Says
that II IL rumured there that Portugal
has positively refused TO conseut TO
any such movement upon the part of
Germany The idea that combination
of powrra had been formed against
Great Britain seems 90 be- gaining
ground and It dispatch 10 the Sulcll of
Parts today snys that movement W
already on foot to establish an ultra
BritCn alliance.
\ dispatch to Mr.. Joseph Chamber
lain from Sir Hercules Robinson dated
/ yesterday ana lust made public. Huys,
IltlnndcrH Of Johannesburg have SUIT
rendered Internationally and have
| given up their arms to tho representa-
| tlvcp ~ President Kruegcr In uddi-
! ton the lnttCr hns Unlimited his In
Utf lH h..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09
THE CROP ANALYZED
Compared witb the Previous Years
Cotton OF rhr". Uroups OF
states.

SECRETARY Hester has lsuel state
mrut aunbElng tho cotton crop FOR
thc nrst four months " the present
arasou from september 10 December
- inclusive compared with hr prev
ious three years He SHOWS THAI the
actual delivery from the state NJ Texas
has been L3jG9si bales. against $685.
lgl last year ami H. gG1i6 the year be-
fnro. that ihc amount brought into
sight which lu0lud Interior town
ft1gks M nXgnHH uf september j. us
shown hy railroad returns, rtr. In each
uf thv three gruups uf states has uprn
l,tOs.bN; bales lu Texas, ] 500 i1l In 9TH
er gui' station aud laGG7i in the At.
lautla 9ihtys, 10 dnuolt iu TrXus com.
pet"i Wltt ip't year pi lpoi .3ii NJ yrnr
before last uf l2G'1 aud with 1892
tus 10000 crop year. ~ tbl 1870, a dee
nett IN uth"r gulf etutca uf ii1l9b under
last lotr q gain of 3ga3S over yrnr
before last and "a gain over lsp' nj
ttJ.aii, deficit iu the Atlantic states
ur ti..-1h under last NUAr 4ll.iiA uudui
the year before last, and Nsais under
isgI.
The ihror groups as above set forth
consist nrat ct Texas. including Indian
Territory second ~ other gulf states
embracing Atkansus, Louisiana. Miss
issippl ana Tennessee, aud third. At
lautlr stntos, embracing North caro-
Hos. South Carolina. Georgia. Florida
Alapaina and virginia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09
CUBANS REPULSED.
rnn SPANISH roUuEs UErouIEu
As WINNING NICrORiEs.
several Engagements Fought snd
insurgents sun.r Losr-w "una-
ed Lcn On the Field.

Havana, Jan, SIT was announced
In this dispatch last night that sound
OF cannon and rifle firing mad been
heard In the nciNhbuthood OF Gunnia,
town Of 1000 inhabitants IN the pro.
vince OF rlnar Del Rio. about forty-nve
niilca south u this city. Details of tho
engagement Just received show Tint
uenonl Navarro, between Guannla and
t"ihA de Ngua overlook "a numerous
force under Haypa and other ieHdcrB.
During the three hours which followed
tho spanish artillery was called into
play aud the Insurgents are reported
10 have been routed with loss VI
twenty. three Killed and furty-three
wounded. lcfl on the field.
dispatch from MatnngRR this morn
ing says TINT . body VI 400 Insurgents
recently tried 20 compel the garrison
OF ltnho, In the Cardenaa district, to
surrender, Upon the refusal OF the
troops to give W. the fort the latter
were atinoped, but the Insurgents We're
repulned with II Ions OF ak Killed ana
sneeeeded In retiring with their
wounded.
Aftr the engagement bet ween tho In
eurgentn ana General Navarro the COLI
umn az fo1pH commanded by General
Nnldea overlook the Insurgents, who
were In retreat, and. opening IRE upnn
them with small arms and artillery. In
filoted heavy loss In killed aud wn~nd-
ed. The inSurRvnta lont ga men.
81 Louis, Mo. Jan, S--A special to
the Republic from Key West, Fla,
says a cipher dispatch from ia.
vnna received here today Gays that the
main body OF the Insurgents Is IN aight
Of the capital and sklrmishcs with
| spanish regulars are constantly going
on, II u not believed. however, that
Gomez viii attack Havana"
| New York. Jan s..-,A dispatch, 10
the World from Havana says; An i'm.
| portant conflict seems TO be Impending
| The ovcrpowering Spanish columns
everywhere Ia the vicinity OF the small
banda Of inrurgctts that nave been
| harrasslng the country north OF The
railways have been called In and Go
meg IL evidently consolidating his
1 e,sa.,a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09
STATE CONVENTION
or LOUISIANA r0ruiIsTs MEETS
AT ALEXANDRIA.


Alexandria. La, Jan The pupuliat
state nominating convention WINS calf
ed TO order Mt I 10 THU afternoon by
Chairman Booth Of the state central
committee. lie ruggcstud J W. McFar.
land Nv temporary chairman and the
suggestion vas unanimously adopted.
After the appointment Of tho COM
mittees en- credentials ana permanent
organization tho convention took Il rn-
cess until 4 D. m. The oony milton con
slrta Of about $50 d'legl.as.
Tho convention rcapFomhitd at 4 u,
m. wnon reports of committees were
received and adopted.
Permanent prgints alton was Affected
by olcrtinR 8. i. Henry of NatchltpchoH
chairman and A. Brothers. secretary.
y committee on revolutions was then
selected and the convention took re-
ceaH until 7 pm,
The committee on credentials has not
yet reported. Tho Indications are To-.
night that the Popullpts win refuse to
indorse the nominees OF the Rrpuhlie.
an conference committee ana nomI.
nate straight out tickct FOR atate
OlllCerN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09

nanaucu win he observed IN New
York and Phiinucipbin.

philadelphia Pa. Jan, S.-'rhe
eighty-nrst anniversary OF the battle
OF New orleans. Jackson Day, wns col
cbradod hy the Young Mems Demo.
cratic association tonight by q banquet
In the big dining hall OF the boursc.
About 200 gentlemen participated IN
tho festivities. including many Demo
crafts of atnte and national authority.
Now York, Jan S--The annual ban.
quot Of the Business Mems Democratic
association for Now York was helu -
the Hotel Savoy tonight Dinner was
served. at O'Clock In the newly deco
rated gold banquet hall \ huge pic
turo or Andrew Jackson stood at the
back OF the guests table,
Two hundred buninoas men were
seated about the four tables that ran
tho entire length OF the dining hall
New York. Jan. S.-Thc society ~
War " 1919 held ita annual meeting IN
Inc pity hall to-day In accordance with
tho usual custom on the anniversary
OF the battle Of New orleans
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09
REBELLION
Is Now Threatening
Venezuela.
SHE mas ENEMIES AZ HOME As
WELL AS ADnoAD.
GOLD OF ENGLAND
nELIEvED TO HAVE niGEN Used
FREELY IN KEEPING " riIE
AGITATION.
President Crepe Issues Want
fcsto Dcriarinn That Al itc,o-
Iuiionist. are guilty Of treason.

New York, Jan. s.--1'hc world to-
morrow viii says
'Thc four special Caracas cable dis-
patches dated respectively January I.
o. and Z. In this mornings World.
were delayed IN cuba by reason Of the
disturbances In that Island and ltnd
wirca have been disturbed by the In
sptgents. The Caracas dispatches to
the world follow.
Caracas Venezuela. Ian. 4-politicai
arrests continue They now number
about 600 Nlnrly prisoners were res
moved 10 the military hospital. The
belief is increasing that tho enemies OF
The government are bling aided by
brliiNh Toid, II X even rumurrd that
England viii furnish the rebels with
warahlp. The military cnlistments to
date number II 600
CRuacHy, Venezuela, Jan, Political
arfcsu continue TO be made daily Tho
government prisons are full and the
Iolytrrhnic school has been convert
ed INTO a prison. the students being
Transferred TO the Academy nf Fine
Arts Admiral Rowolalty Of the Vrnr-
guelan navy. has sailed with hia nag
snip, the Augusta, carrying war sup-
plies To the aeaports on the west coast.
Caracas. Jan. president Crespp
mas ISSUED n remarkable doCrIo DiiiCial-
~ recognizing the existence " the rev
dictionary movmenL lie says that ia
Wow OF the fnct that the country ~ on
tho verge OF an International conflict
h0 regards II not as a revolution but
as treason. Then hc cites the sections
Z Of the penal code defining treason. Re
Z asks the governments ~ the different
[ stHtes Ia rntify his action and he win
also ask cungrcsa to act.
fNlfNrm4ua Inu...Ila..t
decree regarding tho revolution has
caused Il profound sensation. Copies In
the shape " dying sheets are agniu
being distributed by the police What
encct lt VIII have 10 "a yet an uuccr
. iulnty II ~ severely commented upon
ana leading lawyers declare that II
Ia Illegal The situation Ia alarming"
dispatch 10 tho World from Cara,
] cas-, dated January s. aays. "NpWa ol
grave import has Just been received
from the Guiana frontier Tho govern
mcnt IL notified that tho troops win
riiieH nul cannon from Dpmarara hnv,
arrived AZ Curnaina, station at III,
extreme limit NJ Englund's claim OF IN,
disputed territory, aud the place whcTt
English officials were arrested Tn
number of the Invaders is uncertain
Some Of the papers say there are owe
1000, but that Ia probably an oxugRcr
| alton, They are possibly few hun
drod Guiana police The government
gives no notice an tn what action !
VIII take. II win probably send som
troops to the scene with orders to h
cautions, but at the same tlmp TO resip
Invasion There ~ joy here over IN
EngllBh defeat In the Trnnsvnal"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09
coNDENsEp rEI.EanAMs.


baltimore ian, s--The local de-
mnnd for the new issue of government.
bonds Is growing rapidly and Il now
seems possible that four or i've million
VIII be taken here.
Cleveland O.. ian. s-Thc Ma.
tionai bank Of Commerce or this city.
mnd0 application fdr 100000 Of the
new government bonds. ana the Cen.
tral National bank WIN take 100000,
Kansas city, Jan, g. -CharlcR Bas.
soft known TO tho sporting fraternity
all over the country, prominent fg-
ure IN the frontier DAYS Of Kansas. IL
dead ~ Hot Springs, Ark
Vienna Jan, s--pean ! Il Mason
vice consul Of the United States here.
" dead
Rochester, y. ". jan. s.-Iames 7
uorheti IN the COURSE uf nm interview
nald he hoped YET 10 met Fiisalmmons
Ia the ring.
Wanhngton. Jan. N-Chnirmnn Hem
hurn Of the committee On intnrHtata nnd
forcEn commerce WIN appoint a sper.
iai subcommittee TO take sNs~n OF
the NICARAGUA canal question
wnnhinston Jan. s--T'hs sub.com-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09
WERE TWO FACTIONS
SOME FAVORED \ STATE Com
POSED or OKLAHOMA AND
CuICKAsAw NATION.


Oklahoma CITY .. r. Jan. Sat $40
tonight the statehood convention came
TO an ingiori ius end \ large numN,r
~ the delegates favored forming a state
with the Chickasaw nation added ana
with a provision allowing other nations
OF the Indian Territory To onme In 10
they Wished others were strongly up-
poacl to such action and desired %
single state formed by Tho union NJ
oklahoma ana indian Territory
nrht was m sight us soon nN 'h"
stutpht I'D convention met at 10 a IN,
today. Amid the clnuor r. r. HuuH-
ley. q double slater was nomlnht'N
for chairman mud 90 noon as hiH mann"
WAS mentioned he jumped 10 The stage,
For ave minutes he talked ngplnHt the
clamor Gradually hiH luud tones
drowned ont tho Noise uud one delegate
after another subsidized ana listened TO
nl4 speech
Thru the question og selecting the
committee ON credentials arose. Pat
rick Maggie ur Einrusncr pleaded for
peace aud harmony aud moved ihN
tho cnWnitte" on credentials Do" cutl-
posed uf ono from zach delegation.
Uni, was carried. and then tHurn wnH n
uv,k quarrel over the recognition ut
tue delegates from tn" 'hirkArnN nn-
ton Tho delegates were recognized
and the committee on credentials re-
tirCl
At Sl5 O'Clock tho COMMITTEE ON cree
leutiuls having hrcu unable 10 report
owing TO the strife between the 'Hln
glc aintora' md me double stptcrH.'
Chairman IruHlcy declared the COM
vautluu adjourned sine die
For haif M hour nftvrwnm the ui.
mos; confusion prevailed and finally
| when tho uprJIr was approaching the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09

fashionable dinners night after nighr
and Hlt M until morning attending 70
aocinl functions and be In any conuition
TO gfappio with the knoity pfphleniH
Of innnce and aifalrs that are AZ TINS
time forced upon the consideration OF
called "A crusty old Bachelor. but II any
anne man will think over what J have
said believe he will agree with mo
and acknowledge that am right TINS
criticism applies 10 members u the
senate and Of congress and TO oiilelala
on the administration. I attribute a
good many foolish plumbers naue ny
public men 81 late to these thinga-too
much society and not enough attention
to and study OF public afllaira,"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09

A Rapid Face Set by the sous oi
John Il, Evans.

Decatur Ind, ian Twenty years
ago John * Evans, man ot consider
able wealth. died here In his win he
boqucathod to hls three young sons
should become 81 years old, seven
years ago the eldest son, John received
his fortune, which had doubled itself
lie spent II In ak montha D1vid FOL
lowed three ycara intor In the Same
course, Three weeks ago samuel. tho
youngest received q check FOR his for
tune. He Immediately began u career
of wild dissipation and today n a total
wreck financially, His diamonds aud
fine clothes are gone, Ills fortune OF
$4,000 has been epent In precisely mr.
teen days lie w now undcr arrest
for forging the name Of the president
OF the Adams County bank 10 a note
for 5000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09

Austin. Tex. Jan,
The Missouri, Kansas W
wav OF Texas today rag =
troller tax on the passf,q,
for the quarter end'nt
which nmrrntcd 10 49,.
The HallettsyllIe he.
Hallettavillc, TEX. VIVA NJ
Of $50, 900. today hlcl W.
corporntnrs. NJ A. Mc~
nm and Frlench Simpr.t<
The state penltcnuary. X 4
session to-day The m,
state superintendent VIZ "A
proved. showing the ''.'1<'
cnnvlcts on hand 70 ~
port or tho nnAnoial .t X
approved, showing np~ h
january | 10 be sil.bll
Commissioner Tiakst w
Land once IL IN recflp,,. IA
from the ntiornry-f,,.1l.
mont holdlnf that
could not be sold uh' K.
league, ~
The charter ~ TIE ~
and Northern railwp, WIZ
mitted 10 the attornrl,.coz =
n capital stock OF N'v~-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09

Temple. Tex. Jan. s-tspoeiaD-A.
Hatnor n Co. jewellers, doing business
IN Temple, llllisboro, Taylor ana
smithylile, made general assignment
today, naming WIN Rayford OF ms
city as assignee In Temple Tine
amount OF assets Is estimated AT sew
entity .rve TO one hundred thousand dol
lars, while liabilities are not known
The Temple house has done o good bls-
iness and 40 has that at llilisboro, whlr
IL IL said that the Taylor ana Nmltn
ville houses have not been ~ pruh'nplH
an Investment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09
MAY UNITE OD
EFFORT DisiNG uApv I.
STATE DELEGATioS n.
IN ron rnE Es.co.t|
Secretary of state us,s. x
That lie IL 'rhinkinu ii,
i"n--cnpi'm Asnet

Austin, Tex, Jan. 60
Information has reached N
tho Gazette correspondent
comes from a knowing pola,
TINT an cnort viii be M
convention TO ulcot d.Isxa,
national gathering to in6saI
struct the delegation inn
Stur state FOR eX.Goverho.
Hogg for vloc-preslden, .. !
states. at N 10 De hop,8 |
son suld, "thnt an dliie,t,}
the Texas Democracy NH
bly, adjusted and that a
unanimous indOraeuent v.
the Texas drlogation 10 h,
convention for cX-Goyernst
Vice-preaident. II would \
aud honor to Texas and 4 |
utn to u true friend " IL
mas received much dls,ltii
hands OF his own people,
A local paper here putllno
rntlouhl statement wltAna =
marks that barnett uIblf 1
WIN be an indopendont q
the next election Tor goys,
20 receive the support u
lists, The Item was dIfl]
little to-day. the prep5ti
opinion being that the I'D
tended as a Joke and thts
reporters fertile imaelnlI
IL ono state official, hcst|
free 10 state that such ~
part of the runette NJ
governor would not be t.f
Ing, though the matter kle
thought OF beige. The NJ
ing the item glvea no auuf'
, seems to presume 70 W.
card" y; :.
Tho politicians, whth :
state matters pOliiical, "
Hon, l9mnry G, Smith 81 4
among the prohabl, eandl'e
ornoy general at the NcsI
/ Hon. NJ NJ. Cranes serri0
ntor from Denton. who NJ
OF judiciary committee M
past upper house, u VIII y
bored, was prominently nHe
n probable candidate ft N
legal adviser betore he duo
ton. hut he anrounsN adl
had no asperatidns n iaat \.
80 Informed the pfrTi Riorz
crul. t. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09

Detroit. Mitch Jan, S.--rhoa. II. Reed
is Mayor PlnRrco'a presidential enndl-
date. and his honor announces It In
tones Of eNultatlon.
"rve looked the feld over" he dee
ciarcd, "aud Reed Is the only man IN
the list OF candidates who has a back
bone. Thath the Kind Of man we
want FOR PRECEDENT We've had enough
Of the spinrleas fellows IA the prrmdon-
tial chair we want a man that has
brains and then has enough backbone
TO carry out the views that he believes
To he right"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09

French. naa r..asseried itself. bu, y Is
now directed against the Engilsh.
whom they say they can crush ~
easiiy as they aid the French ~ caAr
of war there IL no doubt q inrRr nunpet
Of volunteers would 20 rom lhs w.
.rhc usrn,hn papers which are noted Tor
thrir conservation, win sound the note
psr sec rSttc win say The treaty
~ February, ish made ~ i.ondon,
guarantees to England conIul oter
~, ,rransvaai go far as its treaties
Win other nations have TO receive the
appreciation of England. It h question
able n Germany really intends To llh-
regard this claim VI England 10 thia
rlght Hut II this II the case, then ms
gives proud Albion cannot be success
fully appeased by diplomatic negoun.
tons. hit more forcihlo arguments VIII
have 10 ho adopted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09
FIRE RECORD.


Mcxlu Ten, Jan, s, .Gpcclhl.l -Thig
morning about o'clock the grocery
store Ot u. Loventhal waR discovered
To Doe on tirc. the Gre originating he.
tween the ceiling and The roof. The
timely arrival VI the nrc department
prevented its total destruction. l.ops
on stock estimated TO be about $4,000.
building about $1,000 The adjoining
stock Of l.. W. Mckenzie was consld-
crobly damaged. but is fully covered
by Insurance