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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

A very In portant order was made
vesterdny by the county commission
a. n seems that default has been
made In the payment OF rents due the
county of Dallas by the lesseeS OF the
Dallas county public school lands situ-
atcd In Archer county and the cufi-
Tniseioners ordered that the county
trensirer advertise for bids for the
lense OF these lands for period or not
lose Than three nor more than nFe
years, said bids to be opened ana
passed upon by the court ON Aprh To-
1896 .,,s,,.,,,
Alien 4. Glenn. s22. ia; r.. l.. Meredith
80 10. j. w. Spain, &c. W Y.
creed 81. rs; NJ Makeham' sll'goi
~ ". Weston. $685. Il. i. Nash
sigG b0: s. l.. Randlett tl2.C9i mos
Breehan, SEQ; o. p Bell. sg'15i w.
n Rel, 81 .l8; l.. Wagner, sllb; Oliver
| Brazipr Sill 20. A. W Scripture, W .2ai
Court House Drug store, 81; Dallas
Iiihograph company. Sib; j. II. Pres
ION h Co, $50; IL. Holloway $500
l. wagner, S63.10; ID. r. Sullivan,
! 81 rs: Il. W. Baker, s2t; Watera-Plerce
| on company, s22 9j. Pennlmun q scrip
| tnre S39i al: Merchant & Manning, 80
! n ID Burnctt g. CO., S23.gO; W., w
/ Weston, tis; J. NJ. Shelton, 40; j.
I S. Duncan, 1871 a. -.
Tho report OF the superintendent oil
! the county farm was approved.
.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
EBY ARE AROUSED
!. ,,rx MAKING EFFORT 10
STEM THE TIDE.
,,,c county Executive Conn
49,. 10 Meet Todny-siiver
Men Are CONFIDENT

nsmocratic county executive
[-l,,se will meet at 10 a. m. today az
niV ,,t house. A prominent
In the party who "
n, ~ The free coinage cause, SAID
E.,asy. Investigation in the way
AZ e..y.ss cnnvlnces me that If we
|. mi meeting Of the committee 80
a n twenty-scven votes are cast
1 ,s.so,sement of the acton of the
n .srmittoe Is n foregone conclu-
|. MI II on account Of bad roads or
NH reasons, the country Is not
w., ,,prescnted. the possible action
4, meeting IS decidedly doubtful:
!, wsnt IL Il full representation.
M Of the feeling Of confidence
4. psrt OF the friends OF free coin-
N Sas been apparent for the past
nys mai some Of the local follow
1 Ihe Galveston sound money con
I'm have been stirred into activity
Nm making an effort to stem the
{ .sIeyed 10 be setting against
a Inaulry yesterday afternoon re-
~ the fact that the sound money
"a had not lost confidence.
I M was found on either side who
Irltp be identified with any publish
trsast OF the result.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
WORK Of VANDALS.
THEY PILLAGE FLoYD-sThisEl
METHODIST CHURCH
And Garry on Everything Portable
From People in the Vicinity
The Doc In the Well.

Complaint is heard that there has
heen considerable vandalism OUT
around the south end OF swiss avenue,
Something like two weeks ago thieves
broke into the Floyd street Methodist
church. corner Floyd and Contcsral
Streets and carried away about halt
of the carpet, dozen chairs, lamps.
books and other articles. The next
NIGHT they came back and took the
va Of tho carpet. Nearly everything
nortable left out Of doors by people
l,ylne in that neighborhood has been
"arried away one Of the most das-
tardly act OF the vandals, hIowe,ye =,
Vas at the home OF Mrs. Houston;
corner OF Swiss avenue ana Good
street. a few days since two or three
members Of the family became ~, ana
no one could explain the cause OF the
,rouble until an lnyeatigat ton was
made OF the well, when the body 81 a
III watch dog that had been inissins
ro, some days was dragged OUT OF H.
The poor brute had been zen thrown n Sy, n INTO
donbiless by some one not partial to
4 watchdogs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
DISAGREE.
The Henderson Jury
Was Divided.
THEY ARE DISCHARGED NY THE
couRr-LIrrLE BUSINESS II
THE DISTRICT COURT.
DIFFERENT CASES
OF VIOLATION OF LOCAL OPTION
LAW TRIED.
Proceedings OF Court OF Criminal
Appeais-An Important Order in
OF VIOLATION OF LOCAL OPTION
LAW TRIED.

No business was transacted in tho
criminal district court yesterday but
Notwithstanding this fact the court
room was illed to Overlooking oil day
with crowd eager to be on the scene
should either of the murder case iuries
decide to render verdict. At 6 y. IN.
Judge clint ordered the jury In the Ada
henderson case, who were charged and
sent out Monday. to be brought Into
court. They came in and reported mat
~ was impossible for them to agree
upon verdict. They We're forthwith
discharged by the court. After being
released one Of the Iurymcn IN CONVEX
sation with Gazette reporter stated
tnat seven OF the jurors We're Tor rem
doring Il verdict OF guilty OF murder,
while the other five hcld out stuuty
for ocuuittal OF the accused.
The Jury in the Wallace murder case
is stiu out
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
Girls, co-operatIvc Home

Members Of the Girls Cooperative
Home had a meeting at the home yes-
terduy for the purpose OF raising funds
TO discharge the interest debt which
has accrued since the completion OF
their new house at 293 Ross avenue.
After raising the money necessary for
this purpose, the question Of inaugural
Ing series OF entertainments to dis
charge the debt In toto was brought
up. II was discussed at length, but
not definite plnns We're adopted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
|NION EXPECTED.
|nrET RENDERED IN THE
RARBY CONTEMPT CASE.
n teprt May give nm Elaborate
p,fnition of the Law In Such
Cases.

ssfly everyone who has been Inter
Il n the contempt proceedings
FAil Hon. Jerome c, Kearby In the
|Ed criminal appeals semmed to be
apatlng an opinion from the court
q SITTING yesterday, but among the
TVts ouinlon handed down was
relation to this interesting case.
y BE court had under advlsement
ieYeral days, An attorney who
NJ as II he were possessed Of some
~ Information was heard to re-
~ yesterday afternoon that the
~ Will doubtless file an elaborate
tla In this case, defining more
fly than has heretofore been de-
he law in contempt cases. He
isaily asserted that Mr. Kearby
% that opinion, be held to have
~ contempt Of court. but that the
nat will be discharged and the
~ dismissed on the ground OF ir,
'.irltles In entering up the order oil
@lrt that committed him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

prohiblted under the local option law,
a number OF jugs OF whisky. lie
bro right back to Freshman his orders
and the latter shipped the goods {. .,
IL by express, the express company
collecting therefor and renting 70
Freshman. The latter was suoaedue =
L., arrested and taken to Rockwell
County. whore he was convicted OF the
meal sale of liquor. The penalty I'M
posed was a $50 Gue, about $50 costs
and twenty days in jail. Freshman
gave bond and appealed the case me
questions at issue are where were me
sales made and who made them an
was the Illegal act In Rockwall counly
~. In DolIns The pending suit Is based
an The sale Of but one Of the jugs
MIR George Garden argued for the
dofense before the court OF appeals.
and Colonel Mann Trice, assistant at
torney general, appeared for the STATE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

John c. Resi-. Denison; r. l.. Morrill,,
j. o. Maloney. Ladonia; c. Il. Power,
Clarksville IL. G.. Walker, Chicago;
Abe Ferguson. Greenville; j. +. Blu
kenheimer, Chicago; j. NJ. Boswell.
Granburyi j. II. Caunoth, Meridian;
Frank Morrison, Kansas city; Frank
Gentry. DuQuoln, ILL.,; s. NJ. Ruther-
ford, country: +. Brady. Waxnhachie.
j. e. Wylie, Farmersvlile Leon G.
Parish, huntsville; George DOMAIN,
city; r. b. Armstrong, Eddy. n. NJ ;
j. NJ. Broadus. Galveston: Miss Pearl
Strain, Galveston; J. -. Noble limp
son; /. n. Devine. w. p. Cameron, j.
II. Gwaitney, c. Anderson. city; W, o.
Duston. Ardmore, /. IT, w. o. King.
New York; d. c. Bowen, Cincinnati;
Nj. w Belcber Ennis; j. h. Bcldren,
New York, p. Noodle. Comanche; j.
j. Dial, sulphur Springs: +. G. Seasons,
New York. c. l.. Hickok, Westheld,
Mass; John IL. Harold, Ahilene; Gee
| Boyle, Peoria. ILL.,; j NJ. Dale, Gle
| burne; w. II. Keys, shreveport. La.
Geo. schussler. Fulton. Ark; c. p,
| Connally. city; j. 4. Gwaltncy, city
| Il. r. Chambers. Rockwall; II. G. Ad'
! Ter. Terrell. n. o Rhodes. Paris. Tenn
| j. a. Rowland. Waco; ] l.. Means
city; II. A. Dehoney. Paris; II l.
I Dean, sherman. j u. Irwin, Sherman
c. II. Duncan. Paris u. u. Thompson
/ Kaufman: John c. Conley, Daingerfeld
! IL. A Daugherty, l.. G. Reagan, For
ney; II. II. Wells, Chico: W. II. BlnclS
ley Farmersvile; J W. stark, Alva
rado; & W B. Johnston. Houston
o. W. Brcngtedt. Waco; T.. c.. Ia
tum. St Louis. Mo; n. Woudrinn
Dcnison; Il. II. Crawford, city; Mrs
Matte Presslay. Brennan; j. b EDDY
city. j. NJ. Moore, HillsborO; ]. q. Ten
garden, Greenville; j. NJ. Jones, city
J. ". FLANAGAN, DcniRon; H. Nicmi
Wcatherford: NJ. W. Lttlchous'
Woathorford; T. II. Gentry, city; Hug
Hunt. whitney; NJ. w. Neylnnd, W
H. Harrison, Gleenville: II. NJ. was
kcrn, Abilene; n II. wills, Clcburn'
c. o. Green. Colorado; Kari Armstrong
+. II. Armstrong. Mckinney; IL. Bul
man. city,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

Iondon. March ii.--General Booth
OF The salvation army has arrived mere
ai,,rters but has been clusetod with
aramwoll Booth ever alnce his return
Gettysburg, Pa, March 1.-THE Re-
nnhiinan county convention today
chose S. l.. Johns. a quay man. dele
gate 20 the st. Louls convention.
Memphis, Tenn. March lL-Ine
More than enough money has been
raised TO put baseball on o firm imam
cinl footing In Memphis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
County Court .

The entire day was consumed In the
county court yesterday IN trying j. n.
schooner ON several different cases OF
vocation of the local option law at
Lancaster. Three Indictments against
hun were quashed ana he was tried
and acquitted on another during the
forenoon. During the afternoon he was
placed on trial on stu another charge.
IN this case he was found guilty and
given twenty days and tined S25. The
witnesses on both sides are numerous
and the case IL OF abOroing Interest 70
largo crowd OF Lancasterites who
crowd tho court room.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
OAK CLIFF ITEMS.

~ Gllesple, the cattle buyer who
na Les broken some days ago by
aOre falling on him, is improv-
npilly and the doctors say he will
|-.oe 10 be about in n few days.
NV many friends Of our popular
~ sam II, Hurlock, are urging
y make the race for representa-
Hom Dallas county.
a.sy,nlng will he In proper shape
rwh ! Tor the delivery OF the oak
mall' Twelve street boxes will
w, ID use, There viii be two dellv-
N Jay and the mall viii be gath
nts ~, times n day from the boxes.
I,s,,,,w word, now postmaster, will be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
FINE
Point In Local Option
Case.
1T WAS ARGUED IN THE CRIMINAL
COURT OF APPEALS YES
TERDAY.
WHO MADE SALES?
AND WHERE WAS THE ALLEGED
ACT COMMITTED,
County and Affects - DulIax
WHO MADE SALES?
AND WHERE WAS THE ALLEGED
ACT COMMITTED.

An interesting case, involving the
operation OF the local option law and
presenting some fine points for the por-
pleXity OF the court, was argued yester-
day in the court OF criminal appeals.
II was the case OF the state against
Samuel Freshman. n wholesale liquor
dealer Of this city. The case comes from
Rockwell county. II appears TINT In
November, 1884, an agent OF Fresh
man went 20 ROckwall county and
sold. in a district where the sale was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
DEAD NEGRO IDENTIFIED
- WAS the Son Of Diii numor"' VIM
ne lives ycnr Hniiviiit'

the eo and Killed two weeks since
W. speputy Constable sanderson1 ee wh, ns
.nsys,stIpg arrest, has been iae ,i,.ss near
,ne son Of John Bufford, wno uNeS sent
Maliviile, and On ese seeeSste all APPEL Of
UP from from 1 Has Written Sheriff Cabell g,
Minnes99 na, i and has asked that the razor
thai eiieSlI eiI carried by the dead man
lie sent 70. 70 n nlnims that Bill stole them
tora s. Nm, INN An uncle of ihe da ar,en INV py
from I,,d R ,'I of Mlnneoln, Is rspor'eu -
odonsI s APPEL % have s9q and as he
"Biil aiea as as. ! Ne eN wgoaia. The razor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

John Atkinson VS., William Reed ell
nj dismissed BY plaintiff.
nennis Jaggers VI. Houston and Tex
as Central Railway company: plaintiff
nave Allen ct al Va. V. p. Armstrong
Of III. continued By defendant.
n, w. S. Allen VS., V. 4. Arm
strong; same order.
William Sims vs. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway company, plaintif
given leave 90 amend.
Rill cunningham Va. i, II. Trice;
plnintin takes a non.suit.
In Inc Fourteenth district court Judge
Gray handled his usual large compile
,nent OF cases yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
HIS SHEEP STOLEN.
MEXICAN HERDERs TAha TWO
THOUSAND HEAD INTO MEXICO.


van Horn, Tex, March ii.-tspeciaD
q ". Pipkin. ranging thirty miles
west OF here on tho Rio Gfande, haI
z OOO head OF sheep stolen from him ~
into Mexico yesterday, Pursuit is I'M
possible.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

meeting Of the county assessors OF
.ha state has been called by +. Is:
Roberts OF Navarro county 70 occur Ut
DALLAS March %, 20 eieci s.ase or
..a,n cnmptroller Finley and Commis-
s,oner OF Agriculture Rose.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
n.y. CRAFTS AND DAUGHTER.
v celebrated Musicians and
NJ, VIII Arrive in Aurli.

k;ss ~ musical people win be inter
lSt.t, snowing that Mrs. George p.
|l,ts,. Colorado SPRINGS aud her
|p,sssfs'a daughter, Miss Blanche. are
n ~ 70 be In this city soon. They
fnrs, s und daughter Of Prof. Crafts,
~ hs,. teetor Of the Dallas schools.
F,ss,r y a vocalist OF magnificent
~ nsns and culture as a contralto-
Fshris aepghter has achieved wide
Rs,ss ~ a vlolinlRt They are ex-
hrne l9ln Prof, Crafts In q concert
|tn IA Msir stay the date OF which
= some time in April.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

Managing Editor Johnston OF the
Houston Post was Ia the city last
evening. tic did not hesitate TO ray
that the county committee at Houa-
ton VIII not indorse the action of the
state committee, He didn't think tho
committees VI any OF the counties in
that vicinity would do so,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

Tho weekly meeting OF the CONNER
c,a1 club Is booked 10 occur ms even
ing and an adjourned ineetihb "a ~
Manufacturers aRsociation 10 se' i''
ths sa,ne time and place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

The public literary meeting Of ED
ryorth League No. $40, at Mulkey
Memorial church. will take place FRI
day. March rs. at o'clock =. m. /,
There IN an interesting program OF
music. recitations and addresses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
BPEClAL EDITION FOR THE CITY OF DALLAS.1
eoasusssp nnedpn

and pistol Bufford had when killed be-
longed to my son Frank. which Bill
took without Franks knowledge or
consent"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

The Popullst club ot the Flfth ward
Will meet this evening ut Preston and
Eukln streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
SEEDS.

The largest stock in Texas, Esiab-
llshcd IN 1879.
Seed Cotton. storm proof and Peter
kin .t..s.s..s.ststs,... 90 cents huAhcl
Pumpkin and Bunch Vans. 15c huahel
Northern stock Seed Corn, all kinda.
Observation-Disclosures. 81 100 bushel
Triumph Potatoea....,.sa. 70 per barrel
Artichokrs 49, ~ ,........ $50
Alfalfa clover .,...,....,.......s 81. 90
lSafflr Corn 81 40
MILO MhlHv ssss'''s'.. ss'uv
spanish tnnnuts ....st.ss..,.,.s.. l.'
onion SeedB a"."s..,.,.," poe per ID.
Northern Sorghum and Mlllet, re-
cleaned ,..,..a...-....... h0c bushels
AGENTS FOR PLANET, JR., PLowS
AND DRILLS.
HhLLOWAY - Co,
Dallas. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

Mrs. H. s. Hepburn and daughter
have gone 10 Arkansas to visit rola-
lives.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

Eureka Springs. Ark. March 1l-.Ths
Republican convention for the fifth
district, was held touny''
Captain Hopper Of Boone county,
ciaylons candidate for congress, was
defeaied by Hon. w. II. Neal 81 craw-
ford county. who received the noninr
alton on the nrst ballot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

c,tv OF Mexico. = Gundnlajat1, has
heen expprlencing many slight earth
Quake shocks and ut various points
In the state Of Michoacan SONG dam.
age has been done to churches ana
houaen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

Leon Kahn is having now door pu
into his store on Elm street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

Hiram T. Hail. "a prominent real
estate man OF Cleburno was Ia tho city
yesterday on business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

W. A. Young was yesterday morn
Ing remanded to JAN by Justice Laud-
crdaie In default of $500 bail to answer
six charges Of cattle stealing, lite Is
accused OF stealing COWS In neighbor-
hood near the city. and admits II. tell
ms where he disposed OF the stolen
beef.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

Texans In town; J. NJ. Standlfer
Dcnison; j. J. Conkllng, Dayton; g, IL,
Smith, Miss HILL sherman, c. H..
Brooks, UWco: Frank Stcrrctt Abilene
u. Rosenbnum, llillnhoro. n, II. Wells,
Cteburne, j. q. Curtla, Fort WORTH
Claude McKechau. Seymour, II. Led
orman, Fort Worth II NJ, Cate Min
nicola. A. O. Baker, Galveston; n, G,
I4ooford, Waco; Ben Gonley. Green
Vile. Jamcs Beaumont. Victoria; J.. j..
Book. Wcothqrford. Harry llrln, Farm
ersvlile; q, u. VI, Brlg1by, Jefferson;
c. II. Turnry. smithville; $. II, Pope,
aWco: u. Egger. WaXahachiei {. T.
Ehariey, Tyler
10. Humphrey OF the Gulf. Colorado
and Santa ro was In the city yester-
/ day.
l. II. blocker and wife OF Wolfe city
were visiting yesterday In Dallas
Miss n. Tcmpleton ~ Baltimore,
| Nties PRESLEY Of Brennan and Mrs
McGowar OF Cleburne were Dallas
visitors yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Cathey OF
Mountain Peak were In the city yester'
day. mt. H..
itcl Yesterday IN Dallas.
a. M. Little and w Il. Lincoln were
Yesterday appointed mail carriers
Working from the new station az oar
cliff. They have been doing service ~
gubstltutes In Dallas and they WI
begin work under their appointment
April l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

You will miss It II you do not get
your prices on screens. Dallas Screen
company, Phone 30g
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
TABLE TALK.

Write for catalogue and prices. WI
aim to please. WIN render prompt ser
Vice. Dallas Screen company. teie
phone 500,
Evening journal., 1896-11-03
THE oPPoRTuNlTY CANE.
Aud Then He Waved ola Glory 20 HIS
Hearts Content.

And Then He Waved ola Glory TO His
Hearts Content.
Two prominent Cleveland men won't
abroad last summer, and one Of them
took with him a miniature regulation
flag. lt was the handiwork Of neigh
Dor, lady, and its dainty silken folds
were attached 10 a gilded staff.
"Tako good care Of it, said the fair
fiagmaker "for it means protection,
you know,-a and when the opportunity
comes wave it for all it is worth.
Well, the opportunity didn't come for
several weeks, but all that time the lit
tie flag was within easy reaching dis
tance at last, whep the tourists came
TO Frankfort-on-the-M Main, they were in
vited to dinner by an American resi-
dent, and around his hospitable table
they glowed over the glories Of Colum-
bias land until our pilgrims felt fairly
homesick.
''I made up my mind right them"
said the flag bearer, that Old Glory
would have TO wave on some pretext
that day, even if i had TO stand out in
the street and cheer for it alone.
Well, after the dinner they went out
to hear the band play, and then wild
idea occurred to the man with the flag.
He stationed himself TO one side, where
he could catch the conductor eye, and
there he waited Pretty soon the band
master looked squarely at him, and then
out came the stars and stripes with an
eloquent flourish. The leader was a Sc.
we're looking man, with a stiff gray
mustaohe and a very tight uniform, but
he actually smiled and nodded. Then
he stiffened up and raped sharply on
his music stand. The musicians stiffen-
ed up, too, there was a rapid FIRE Of gut
tural directions, and then
And then the great band broke out
all at once in that splendid chorus,
"'Tis the star spanglod banner, Oh,
long may it wave and you may rest
assured the Cleveland man waved it
long and wildly and tried to sing, too.
and choked up over it, and the other
Americans gathered about him and sang
the best they know how and waved their
hats and handkerohiefs, like windmills,
with the staid German citizens looking
on in big eyed amazement.
81 say, do you know" said the flag
waver, THAT when heard the gloriou.
old tune itwas just like getting in sight
Of Cleveland smoke again
We'll, the leader played the "stai
Spangled Banner" through three times
then he whipped over to Homo, Swee
Home" and wound up with Yankee
Doodle"
"Oh, we didn't do a thing to tha
bandmaster " said the Cleveland man
"We just took him out and shook hand
with him all around and gave him
fine Jolly, which ho couldn't under
stand, and then bought him barrel O
beer, which he could understand. -
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Evening journal., 1896-11-03
mo Definition Of FishIng.

OTTAWA, Nov. 8 The supreme court
is engaged - hoaring arguments in very
important case. chat OF the schooner i.
Gorring, Ir Tho Corning was an Ameri-
can schooner, seized within tho three mile
limit off the ooast Of Nova SCOTIA and
condcmned by the admiralty court Of that
province. Her cargo OF 200 barrels of
maekerel, equipment npd everything was
forfeited Tho owners Of tho schooner ap-
pealod to the supreme court The defense
Of tho owners is that the iish We're caught
outside tbs three mile limit and that they
wore discharging their nets whom tho cap
ture was made, having drifted with the
wind over the line She point is as to
what constitutes "lshing OF talking
fish" within the meaning Of the treaty.
Iudnment MRa rosewood.
Evening journal., 1896-11-03
nn Ato cnhbnrn nnn 1lred.

Wonderful arc the whims Of the hu-
man stomach. What kills one man gives
another life. One of the strangest cases
Of q craving fer food on the part Of a
sick man is narrated by Mrs. Hazen in
"Our Army Nurses" She was at the
time (1B6I) nurse in tho Columbian
hospital at Washington. Among her pa
tionts was a "boy'-though he was a
veteran of four years. standing-whc
Ind come 20 the hospital several months
before with wounded knee. This is
her strange STORY:
The surgeons had held many exami-
nations He was failing rapidly; could
not retain anything, oven cold watol
causing hemorrhago of the stomach.
''What is the verdict, doctEin 1 aske'
one morning.
"He can live but few days at Ia
longest, was the answer "and ma.
die in a few hours.
'Then, DOCTOR please let him have
what ho wants while be does live.
~ givo him into your hands, Mis-
Titus DO what you please for him. .
The bandages were at once removed
as Do had complained that they wor,
uncomfortable Thon, as soon as III,
other patients were cared for / went {,
% market garden and bought q head o.
cabbage. He had often said ho wantct
something grocn, If only boiled grass ,
When the cabbage was cooked, carrie,
him some, with cider vinegar, and fec
him.
Ee ate all there was on the plate
asked for more, which was brought
and still a third and fourth plate, til
be had eaten the whole cabbage.
From that dinner, in May, he begai
90 improve, and on tho 14th Of juno
started with him on strotcher for hi
home in Pennsylvania, as his life ever
then depended upon his Diet and suol
meals as he ate would have made a wei
man sick
He recovered, but had a stiff knee