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The evening times., 1896-09-26

The first OF New York's genuine dra-
matte hits OF last season will reach Wash
ington, ana be at the National on Monday
hight. in the shape OF the American char
acter study, "Chimmie Fadden.' Charles
Hopper will be seen IN the title role, which
he created and in which his success has
been emphatic, and lie will be surrounded
by the same company Which aided him dur
ing his metropolitan triumplis, including
George Nash, VIII Cowper, Sidney Price,
Barney Reynolds, Beth Franklyn, Irene
Viancourt. Fanny Deuham Rouse and
Marie Bates.
.'Chimmie Fadden,'' dramatiZed from Ed
ward " Townsend's sketches of East Side
life, was produced in New York early last
winter and became SO popular thatit ran
altogether for five consecutive months
It has been praised highly by the New
York press, and this week, in Baltimore, the
metropolitan verdict has been SUSTAINED by
the critics of tue Monumental City.
1t is proper to say that ''Chimnie Fad
den is in no sense a Bowery play, but ap-
peals distinctly 10 the more refined element
OF theater- goers; its locale being rather
that of Fifth avenue than Five Points.
On Monday evening, September 2S, tho
Lafayette Square Opera House will pre-
sent Miss Cline, prominent vaudeville ar
tiste in a brand new play from the pen
OF Clay NJ. Green and Ben Teal, whose
names have been connected with many
prominent successes, one in particular which
might be III mentioned being Under the Polar
Star" This engagement will be Miss
Cline'S first appearance in Washington in
speaking part
' For the fest few years Maggie Cline
has been the highest priced and most pop
ular artistic on the vaudeville stage. All
disputes as TO whether Miss Cline's art is
synthetical or analytical are bOo.less.
In her part which she assumes in "On
Broadway" she taS a role which il IS said
fits her to the letter. All over the world,
or rather the part of the world that may be
said to have what is known as society those
who make up society are growing more and
more Interested in all kinds of human work
Miss Cline will have the support OF a very
large and capable company, numbering
twenty-five people and including such we'll
known artists as John e. Sparks. SAe last
two seasons with Pete Daily; Ben I. Ring
gold, Fred II. Peters. George W. Howard,
JOHN T. Burke E. 8 Metcalf, Jerome Stansil,
James A. Leahey. Harry Il. Bradley, Jerry
Hart. Miss Isabel WaldroD. Beatrice Nor
gan, Alice Thill, Fanny wilson and Lite
Helene ThiIl Al of the scenery used in TIE
production, which is most elaborate and
embraces views of well-knUwn localities in
New York city. is carried by tie company
De Wolf Hopper In SouSa's success, "EI
Captain will he the attraction for tho
week beginning October 5.
The evening times., 1896-09-26

Velati'S Branch Store,
1i0S 1-2 NV. Caramels fresh daily.
se23-4t
The evening times., 1896-09-26

Manager Kernan's attraction at the Ly.
ceuIn next week willbe Flynn and Sheridan's
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-22

Millipndrs, pom MilitGr losaufonrmen,
fignaliiirten, bie befen angebli9e
Rramtbeit ais 2iige be3eihneten unb
ale Militdrdrate, Die fi9 etfpa fir bic
Gntlaiiune 2ebaubp's ausIprehen folI=
ten, fdon i'm Wpraus be19ulbigten, bab
lie fib bdtten bethlehem tuTen. OieIe
Champagne sesen 2ebaubD tpirb bis gu
einem gefpifen @rabe enti1ulbigt burh
bie unberfddmten 8eeinfluHungsDer=
1uhe, tpelhe bic i6m ergebenen 8lGtter
au feinen 8uniten unterrubmen. Od
aber Der Sob 2ebaubb's benefit, bab er
ihliebli9 bod frant getpeIen, 10 bleibt
auf Wsabame Sebertne, bic bis gum
lebten Nlgenblide bic 8ebauptung tpiez
oer9olt. 2ebuubp iei ternseiunb unb
iimulire nrr, Der 0ortpurt l9tperer Sc
meteorological haften. Oenn tpenn man
Semanben 10 NIT feinem 9uKe perfolat,
10 muB man ii9 bo9 tpenigitens bic
Wfibe seben fih ii6er 1eirpen 3uFunb
gu tnformiren. gs lit lui6t tpabr, bab
bic 8rudamfeit Der MilitdrbebDroen
ben iungen Mann getDbtet bat, ipie bies
bic 2ebaubb preiIe elauben MAIDEN
min. @r 1T an ben Solsen ieines 5iiz
geQoIen 2ebens seitorben, unb Der Sob
tpdre eingetreten, tpenn er ii9 au9 ni9t
betm Militdr befunben bdtte. SIMMER
BIN mar es pflidt Der MilitGrGrate, ben
Sootfranfen su entlaifen, unb es 1T
tief beoauerlicb, bab iie aus 6ur9t por
Weaoame Seoerine unb Der 1pnItigen
9ebpreie ben Sterbenben pon> 6oIpitdl
gu 9oipital baben i9leppen laifen.
GebaubD's Sob fat einen ent1ebli=
9en Sumpf moruliI6er 0erporfenbett
aufgebedt. Der 8icomte glric be
Gtpnpy Rebacteur bes v@9o be pIrz
mee", ferner Der Sournalif Roientbal,
ssSaceues ct. Gere gendnnt, unb Nnbere
itno 'pesen 14amloIer @rprehungen,
bic tie an benz Sobten Derii6t, ber6aftet
tporben. uno Elm 8anfier g1amens
WeDer, Der NIT benz 2ebaubbzSfanbal
In 8erbinoung ftanb, bat iih eri9oHen.
5ein geiammtes 8erm0gen bat 2e=
bauop bem Sraulein be MarIeD, elmer
S6auIpielerin Der gomebie sSran=
caife, teitamenturi19 6interlaKen. Die
5haulpielerin bat ft6 setpeisert, bic
gr6f6aft, pelde z Biz 10 MiGionen
umfabt, anaunebmen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-22

feline ssarbe bulbet. giur bie @rpan=
lipnstants tperben nit roIDsr Gmeri=
faniIher pateiltfarbe (Shffsbobcn=
farbe) angetri9en. Wdbrellb bic
neuen Sanfbampfer 1ebr quite See
f1iffe iirb. fann man biefcs Dpn ben
altere1 ni9t fagen. Sobalb lie etfpas
Winb bon born baben, arbe:;en Tie
allBerorbentlih f9per. Bet ieitllhem
Winbe lit bas Oed ftets inter Naiier,
ba bas @diff au fdper 1T. I'M iid
Der anrollenben See an5upIn,n rno
auberbem nur ipenis 6reibpsb bat.
Da bic petroleumbampfer aIf Ger
Sabrt mad Q(merita feinerlei 2obung
einnebmen re1p. einnebmen tDnnen,
miiifen ite, um bic nDtbise Stabilitdt
gu befommen, MaHerballait einnebz
men. gu bielem 3ped baben fie brei
MaHerbaGa1t= =Sanfs an 8orb, einen
borne, etnen in Der Mitte unb einen,
in benz itcb @iibpaifer befinbet, binz
ten. Dieies 6rif9pafer pirD aua
gum Speiien Der &eiiel Deripanbt, ba
Bel Seetpaferfpeifung bic &efelfein=
bilnung gu beoeutenb peroen ipiirbe.
Oieier lebte Sanf befinbet fih iibrtz
gems bireft unter Der MaI9tne. 9lns
ben beiben porberen SAINTS ipirb bas
Waiier Bel gutem Wetter ausgepumpt,
1opeit es ft9 nit Der Siherbeit bes
S9iffes nur irsenb bertrdgt, pdbrenb
fie Bel f9le9tem Wetter gefiillt ner=
ben, ba elm 81 leihtes @hiff f4le9t
segen Die See angebt.
Die &eife bieier petroleumbampfer
gebt bauptfd@li9 mad Netp Oorf unb
pbilabelpbia, aber aud na9 8altt>
more unb Bottom. Sn Netp Oort uno
pbibelpbia biirfen bic S6tffe, ndb>
renb iie i'm petroleumbafen liegen,
fein Seuer in ben &eiIeln aufrna9en,
fonbern miiffen ith bur6 befonbere
S9lepper auf bic Gbebe 19leppen la1@
fen. 0ueegen ift es tbnen in 8altt=
more geitattet, bireft am petroleum@
bolltperf Oampf auf5uma4en. 8on
beutI6en 9dfen beiu6en lie baupt@
fd9lt6 6dmburg, baneben au4
Spinemiinbe ,ober Oanaig.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-22
Gin Spfer feiner Wtiaionen.

| sSm Weifttdr 5oIpital 3u Mmelie=
les%8aies lit Mar 2ebaubD, Der untel
bem SpiBnamen .le petit sucriero
biel genunnte SrairrIolbat uno Milios
nar, geitorben. Oas 2eben bieIes jun
gen WiGiondrs iit urrrib eetpeIen, tpis
1elten zines. Oarum tperben ibn ipes
nige DerrniFen unb betrauern. Ser
Sob, Der BEN faum 3peiunoaiDan5iss
jdbrigen aus elmer an alen @enii len
reiden @riitena berausreiBt, TT Elm
trauriees SdidIal. Mar 2ebaubH
mar Der brittle Sobn bes 3udere@afs
fineurs syules 2ebaubb, Der feiner3eit
fir ben rei9ten Mann 5rantrei6s
gait. Sci Ieinem 9obe biaterlieB er
feiner Witttpe linb 1einen bier ainoern
215 Wd1ionen aranes. Gr mar Elm
barter Marn, tpie man fein mub, I'm
elm 10 ungebeures 8ermDgen 5ufam@
men5ubringen. Seine Syrau bate uns
ter fetner 9er3ensrobbeit berartig ge@
litten, baB fie es benz Manne nod iiber
ben Sob binaus ni9t bergeHen tonnfe.
sic ipollte fi6 ben Summer zines perz
ni9teten 2e6ens ni9t burh Grbf4aft
abtaufen laHen; iie ipollte ii9 gdnaliA
befreten. na9bem Der Sob bic ebeli1en
Ssfeln eel0t; au9 ipubts iie tpobl,
bur9 tpel9e Mittel ibr damn rei9 gez
iporben unb ipie i6tper bus 10 3lIamz
menge16arrte @elb nit S6ranen be-
lafet iei. Sic ipollte init benz Muem
ni9ts mebr gu tbun baben lmrb 10 Dera
3i9tete iie auf ben an tie falerben
Sbeil Der binterlaFenen Millionen unb
lebt ieitbem 3uriidge5ogen In ct.
gloub bon ben 5000 5rancs Hente, bic
ihr bic Mitgift eintrdgt, Die fie in bic
Gbe gebruht. Mar 2ebaubp iab fid
bei ieiner Minbigfeit i'm 8e1ibe zines
NermDsens bon ~ MilIionen. Mlfoz
gleih ftDpfte CT iih Die 9ai4en bDll
@elb unb lief birect 3u ben goeotten.
Das mar fem 2ebens : Soeal, uab ods
lit es auh i'm Werlaufe 1eines fur3en
Dafetns geblieben. Sir ettpas 90be@
res bat er ME SntereHe gebabt. 9fie@
mails bat ct berIuht, Die Maht, bic
ibm fein Nei4t6um gab, 5u benubeL
Inn irgenb etipas gu leiiten Obef gu
f9affen. Sem 2eben 1T bolFdnbig
leer BON Sbaterl, ipenn man riht ettpa
bic 8iepcle Epuren als fplhe rehlen
min, bic Ct nit Wprltebe unternabm.
ST bate nur ein 3iel gebabt: iih fir
fein GelD mDgliht Diel Wergniigen au
fuufen. Oas mar Der @ruttb, tpes6dlb
Ell 10 jung iterben muBte. Mit 9rinfs
gelagen unb NIT Oirnert Qiebe lit iein
leben peritrihen. gliemals BAT man
geb0rt, oaB er elmer Gruu BON Wertb
fein Snterefe 5ilgetpenbet; nur II, ben
lebten Sagen ieines Odieins benlertte
man in ieiner Ndbe Elm tpeiblihes We=
fen. bus h'etrigftens fetne gerneinc 60
Icptte lit. GonIt uber bat er nit Wpr~
liebe bic @efeni1nft bel Qebteren gez
fuht. Seine groBe 2iebe 1T bic be-
riidtigte, bide urb geiftloie 9iane be
pougD gefpeien. .Sbr berbdrsft er ben
Heinnnler lie petit sucrier" urrter
benz ct felt eilrigen sSdbrer in Jrdrfz
reid popular ober Dielmebr betannt lift.
gsie fat man ferasr buDon geb0rt. oaB
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-22
Ser poettf6e S3pfer.

gs muBte gar nidt 10 lei9t iein, Il
su puben. gs mar feline BON bieier
getp0bnli6en Naien nit elmer orbent
| li6en Spite, bic man stpifben 9au
| men uno 3eisefinger nebmen fann
nein, e5 tparen ei9entlib nur atpe
, treisrunbe, ni6t gu tleine 2o6er, tpelb'
| an cine laternenloie 2pfpmptibe erin=
| nerten. Gas CAB oem 8eii6t Oes 9lns
getlagten W}eier ettpas Serausf forbern'
bes, 0orlautes, uno bieier ginbrud
tpurbe mod erb6ht, als er Dor ben
S60ffengeri6t in Berlin folsenoe Reo'
bonn Stapel lieB:
Sd m06te bios bet am SonntaQ
linb, mat fo'n 9auspirtb li9 uf eener
iepDbnliden Mp6entag inbilbet. 0i'
3eiten baben mir oenn oo9 SOFT lei
Dant iebabt, tpo io'n Qausnirtb bic
Mietber fuloniren fonnte I'm pom0slid
perlanste, man iollte uf'n Sof iiber'r
Ml0falten jeben, tpenn man nieben
lpolte. gDir lino benn bod nit n
3eitieilt pcrjefhritten, aber mat Der is,
Der mir benun5irt bat, Der is in Der
Gultur suriidjeblieben un .....
0ori.: Stun b6ren Sic bDrldufig
mai auf, Sic ideinen elm SdDdBer gu
Iein.
Mngefl.: 8er3eiben sic, 9err Se=
ridtsbof, na6't preuBiibe 2anore6t,
parairapb iotuieIO, oerf en- 9lnjeflaster
an bic 3unse MID beidnitten tper'n.
gorl.: SD iebe idon, meb @eifes
Ginb sic linb. 9lber nehmen Sie iid
in Adt, baB sic bic Jeiertage ni6i
hinter SdloBj unb &iesel aubringen
mnlIen. Wer fi6 un9ebiibrlih benimn,t,
tann iufort einsefperrt merben. 9aben
sic benn ettpas getrunfen2 =
9lngeflaeter: gbe i'd bier rim jing,
babe i'd mir brauBen ben 26penfampf
anieieben, I'M als Der Denuneiant je=
rabe porbeiiins, babe if ibm jeiagt:
vDier fieten sic nal, Der Some bet bin
id I'M bic S9lanse, bet limb Sic! gfu
palIen sic NAL N9tuns. pie ct Sbnen
ieben tpirb. I'm benn babe i'd DDr n
5ermin nod lo'n paar tleene Norhbdu=
Ter perbaftet, aber BON tpejen onjeorun=
ten, ba is mid an au benfen. /
Worf.: Stun, bann rebmen Sic Ii1
suiammen unb erSdHen sic fura, pie
sic nit Sbrem Wirtb in Streit se-
ratben finb,
alnsefl.: Mlio er is MeeFer. I'M id
bin man Seiele. Gr bat es gun 9aus
I'm @erm0jen jebradt, I'M Id babe ct al
nildt iebra6t, fonIt iinb mir aber beeoe
"copper". Sn bieien Gfiibjabr reitet
mir bet nnjliif, bet Id Bel ibm eene
Mobnuns mietben muB. giatierlid
man eene fleene uf'n 0of fiir 30 Mari
monatlid. Qlls if ibm bei't Mietben
5oate, BET tpdre eijentlit cen bisfen
bbeier, ba r1eente er, er bdtte borne In,
0auIe nur feint Mietber. I'M ipenn fie
|nf GomneruDhnun9 mdren, bann
| lieBe er In olle Wpbnun9en bic Defen
un Maidint1 nahfeben I'm NIT 3ebm
ausiAmieren, nn BET Stud 2lrbsit fOlIts
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-22
9'rs s@tord.

.Dr Sdtora is BEL uns femma
beuf!"
9 Cont fasts unb laht,
ullnb bat a. 8uaberl, gang a. tloans.
Gum Geniier einibradt.
unb ba bDs audert's 2an1berl bats
Ma' mit'brant, bDs is tppos!
Ddbei hupft's Deanbl urndnaIb.
gls mia I'm Glee b'r 9oos.
@ Miaal idaut's suns trauri' an,
unb fpriht nit bitternl 2eio:
r8et uns rlruaB's Muatta 5elber bring.
Senn mir fan arme 2eit!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-22

Sa. uO9er? spisbeibe (au
Ieiner Gruil, Die ibm 5lDiel GelD
brauhD: Du, bore, Alte, ods funn
rvfht 10 ipeiter se4en, tpober ioG
dds benn nebmen9
Mubnung. Wnter gum
SDbn): vOas UiGDei 9at $4,000
DpIIors. Du n1uBt DID alio Elm tues
mtg gliidlider fiblen!@
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14
TEXAs poLIrIcAL NOTES.

Denlon county popuiista VIII put out a
full county ticket.
The colorcd voters asked recognition or
the populist convention at Mdlalspfi. which
Wus extended.
Judge Bowaer OF Big Springs and ID. u.
Holman OF Seymour are canvaAsing the
Jumbo district for congress.
Or. NJ. d, Knox and S. L. Sulcrberger
are announced for representatives from
I'M county on the defnocrotic ticket
Hon. Barnett Gibbs spoke ut Cedar I'm
Saturday, advocating u great double-
track railway 10 be built as proposed by
the populiBt party.
Congressman Noouan OF tho Twelfth
district gays he VIII not be a, lily white
delegate TO St Louis and that he Is not
taking part In any factional fights.
Russell K,ngsbury, c. y. Jones, Johp
oBryan, George Bird, G. IL Phillips, Ed
Jackson and u J. Siudor are oil cnndi-
dates for the legislature In Afc1ennnl
county.
Jurgo Reese Cefhoun DeGraffcnricd OF
Gregg county viii 10 a candidate Tor the
democratic congregational nomination 10
succeed Hon. Charles II. Yoakum In the
Third district.
J. q. Dllworth OF Gonzales. who was
elected democratic chairman 0f the Tenth
congressional district at the Hallettsville
convention, has Dcnt IN his resignation &c
Chairman Dudley, giving a. his reasons
for 50 doing that he Is not In harmony
with the democratic party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

was called to order by CAPTAIN Far.
.N5.e, =. \. heynolds waA elected char.
nanll anu .. Fisncr aecretAr,. The foliow.
hA<s RESOLUTION Wcto nlopttd. 1-''T
Wncrenai, Inc state executive tatn,,,t,,o.
OF wilicn Dudley ~ chairman. haA aclrr.
mined TO tako the iinnse OF the dcniocrat,c
voters o. texas on The 9th day OF June
coinsse Of silver BY tho United State ~
uependent Of all other nations, al ihe "a "a
Of ~ ot siieer to Of gold. and
~, nvaess, " submitting SID question 20
the democratic voters VI Texas, said com.
Wittee mas SNAPPED said question Ia rueh
ioi1n thAt no true bimctalllst md friend
o. silver who believes m the use Or aIlvcr
~ money. side By side with gold. in nuch
qunntitus as that silver can 81 t,.nt o or =
parity with gold, Ia purchasing power. "a n
n0ncatly ana consclcntionrly vote On sai5
gu "a az partiaipato In whas IS known
ment pt the question; and feeling thai W.
are citizens. with the right to nave ar
soics heard on all questions Involving ff,a
$1,000, ,.r,'l nnu welfare Of our common coun-
Wy ana no committee or get OF nc, hava
the right to distfanchisc US, or stifle our
voice By a test 80 ounnlngly devised ,has
" wn vote on either side OF the question
nad S.' 'ups'nehti
Where's. 4 meeting Of those who as
u o,a,i,s believe In sound money ana a
business OF tho country may ho transa I a
Tree from change, and iinancisl nanirs
nus been called TO moet at Dallas Of, Anil
y ior conauitation and TO device PROPER
n Texas may be heard in the annrosnhinS.
democratic convention and in the iocsi
A,aiir, OF tho Statei therefore he IL
hesolved by the sound money deroernta
NJ fiAys county In meeting nssernhlel
( Ihat twenty-five delegates be aIonlnic1
Dy tnis convention to attend said nieeting
~ Dallas as tho representatives of tie
SOUND money democrats OF HAYS county
we hereby indorse ths action Of Presi.
ucnt cleveland on tho currency uueation
as fully In accord with Ma lottor ~ ~
ceptanee and tho last dcmocratte National
plttIorm on tho currency question And WE
hereDy pledge ourselves 10 supncrt the
nominee for president OF the approaching
Nauonol convention, and as saiid convsn-
ton Is the fnul and nutkor;tatiye en-
pounder OF democratic faith and prinnln,e -
on oil National questions we piadro our-
sseives 70 abide by and support the plat
rom nm q principles II may adopt.
we deny that we are opposed 10 The use
Of silver as money. hut assert that we are
US real friends, favoring It's use as money
IA Quantities only limited by our ahility
10 maintain Ito power OF purchase ouual 10
and on a parity with gold
Ferg Kyle.
w. d. Wood.
Geo, e. McGehce,
N. w. Rogers,
VIM. Gesen,
rne delegates to iyaiias nre; o. a PARK
A. W. HilIard, Fred Srhlernmer, Fera
fhylS, Nj. w. Rogers, Otto Gross, II. q,
winlece, ~ Nance. Jason Wilson, Ed Rel
9 Gel: G.. schewiiz. =. W. Grow. ". T.
S WI, ran W " Pmclsett w d. Wood
h'ingemann. n. Hardy, n. C. johnson. j.
n A1hop. IT. G. Hubba, u j. l.. Qrcon
ia Northcraft Geo 7. McGehee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14
TEXAS coLoREp TEACHERS.

Bryan, Texas, April 1.-THE Central
Texas colored Teachers association held
a night session at the district court room
last night. a large number OF citizens
were present and great many visitors.
The meeting WIS called to order at 0
o'clock by President Kinchion, and Pro-
fessor NJ. IL. Broyles was invited TO the
stand.
Professor A. II. colweIl the director OF
music, was appointed master OF cereuon-
The African Methodist EpiscopaI choir
assisted by NisltorB FURNISHED tho music.
Mrs. J.. a. Grcen presided at the organ
and Dr. w. j. Groom accompanied on the
violin. A committee on by-laws and con-
stltution was appointed.
Professor W 10. Grubbs and Z. landry
woro appointed reporters for tho nssocia-
The Following programme was then
rendered: Song, chDtr; prayer, Rev. N.
A. banko; address, Professor w. Robin
son. Bryan. address, Professor w. n.
Ford. RryAn: aons.. choir: address. Profes-
sor J. NJ. Freison. IIehrne; song. choir;
address. ProfeEgor W. II. Grrbbs.
HeaTns' sIon;;s, choir; address Pr1ieassor
Miss D.. ID, Walker, Chicago, III: song.
choir; address, Piraldent l.. y. Kinchfun.
Roclsisle: song, choir; nddress. Professor
NJ. II. Hroyles.
In the nddressca Of the different speak
ers tbs o,inion prevalent in regard TO tho
recent CIRCULAR Superintendent Carlisle
WIS shown IL 50 truo lgat
along tho line OF tho edneaiiga OF the
nagro, and was heartily received. The
sddreeses were eli geod ard received
The aisoeist.on was invited By Prpfes.
sor Eroyies to attend the 6tato reaohcrs'
association ceuyention. whioh meets at
x adjourned Unfit saturday morning at Q
o'clock,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14
a THE PRIMARY DALLor.
Text OF Circular Probably 10 he Issued
by Chairman Diidlev

Text Of q Circular Probably to be Issued
by Chairman Dudley.
From the Dallas Nows. April IL.
Waco, Texas, April 1.-The following
is tho text OF a circular letter which
has been received by members OF tbn
democratic State executive committee
from Chairman Dudley. with the ptate-
nient appended by the chairman that II
majority OF the committee indorses
4 no Will lnsuc It as an official address;
~ tho Democracy and the Different
tsos.
Whereas, There seems to be a mlsap-
preherston on the part of some OF oar
brothsr democrats to tho effect that only
ballots m the exact form and literal Lam
suads as provided Ia tho resolutions
adopted by thu cor7rdttee at Austin
VIII be rccoErlEed and counted at the
Urinary election to be held on June 6.
Tho reso,utsona OF tho committee az 20
tho form Of ballots provide for and con-
template a substantial compliance only,
70 That me vote Of every democrat may
",nherefore nil ballots which clearly
gtaie the affirmative or negative OF tho
IN %sab aqsSn 70 to be se yGsd upon and
how tho party casting the ballot intcnded
to vote upon tho questions at issue ehail
BE- held to be Q substantial compliance
with tho resolutions adopted by the COM
mlttee and VIII be counted by tho execu-
i've committee N doiorminins the result
OF such election"
IL il said at sound money head
quarters here that in case the above
circular - issued by Chairman Dudley
the SQUAD money democrats viii go into
the June Q primaries end the split win
be headed.
The attention Of Mr.. r. II. Johnston.
member OF the stnte committee from this
district, Yves called to tho above in yes
terday's Dallas News. when that gentio-
man said:
yea 1 received the circular soma days
ago and returned my vote in the nffrsnn-
tive, but supposed that the matter was
In tho nature of confidential correspond-
enco and hsnco said nothing about
It, in print or otherwise. In
my opinion the observance OF This
proposition Of Chairman Dudley by the
county conmittees would remove any ana
all causes for discomfort IN the pPrty
ranks. In 40 fur as tho Statement of the
financial question in tho proposed June
primaries is conccrned. II would give
the utmost latitude, and put tho matter
Just WHARF tho state committee should
have put It In the nrst place--in the hands
\ OF l.o local committees"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14
rAvoR MopERATIoN. \
Poll, County Democrats VIM Arp for IN
Party's Best interests

Polk County Democrats VIM Anp for the
Party's Best interests
Livingston. Texas. April n.-Judge Joe
Iiolshausen. chairman OF the county
democratic executive committee. bnuod o
call soma dalya since for nesting %
raid committee at this place today, pn'
only tilree members, q. a. Gnrvey. =. a.
johnson and w. J. Taylor OF precncts
Noe. 1. and 4, Responded.
They decided that tho CHAIRMAN sntii
cha u county convention fer May my
thnt the several precincts snA1i ro'S
rrnsary conventions on SATURDAY, Mwy =
10 collect Delegates to sad country cpn,.,t,,
lion That said comfy confcntion sn ii
elect delegates TO tho several opnssn,, s..e
STATE judicial and district. stnn ,as =,
such aciinn as ahnll DO dceiiieu p, ,,pSc,.i
Tho uistter or submittlns the hnAn ,si,.i
question % primary eloctioni /" nS " AZ
fiserefor: snid convention VIII hiso w
tinl,,,,i, ,vhether a primary election shall
be held for nominating canyia5atrc a. ~, ~
ce,,nfv and precinct ofiicen ana NIX rhe
dnle Tor holding OF nuch eleriivn M
y ,,nrs present thought this about the
n,,iv arfiosl they could ralfe, ns hnoAisss
s,ss.rt Ia convene the committee wonnn
i,taiv he no mora succeastui. ah1 ~ ~
,,-Ssf era FOR confederation Gle o. ~
,,,,ch inheritance for o usnpIlty OF a,, ~ ~.
e.,mmiifes TO take Ection thrfosn' ~ nn. ~
Il cousid etAhe d'0ercnce Or ol,l, W. 90, ~
10 money quesicu, yet our peopte rss,s - y
~, ir,afesla o. tile neincetAttle h -,,,ss,.
az nf tdo much Importance 70 iSoi,a ~, 20
sn,nr or any ono Issue ana w" aesA ~
ota1it.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

Turning birthstone Is great ran.
remenibor how very much I was at
tochsd 10 our old sfindstone' use 70
cry when the little nigSnts wonld push
ne away and lct them turn Aomc. 4
icftu 70 turn II 80 much that 4 uatd 70
school ana get him 70 borrow our neigh
bors Old axes, and then we would have
krrat epor turning and turning that old
Y autcnk yet
Thn Town boys should he nadc-in orr
der q devotion their muscles and originate
Z t,nisiens turn o. mind and = patient.
Job liko disposiuon--to carry water from