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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13

Considerable interest has been manifest
ed in the position which Senator Jones. OF
Nevada. might take upon the tariff ques-
ton. The millionaire mine owner kept
silent for long time, but has at last
spoken out plainly.
so far as the tariff IS concerned says
she senator. "I'Il support II. The Repub-
Hcans can count on me, and while they are
about il I would Ike 20 ask them II they
know Of a stronger tar.r man than I am
and have always been. ] made one speech
on the tariff, and hundreds OF thousands
OF copies were printed and circulated. But
the tariff isn't going TO help US out. We
haven't got money enough That - The
trouble There has been no money issued
FOR the past three years. and We can't get
along and be prosperous without more
But I VIII help the party out al can.
7 VIII put no stones IN its way. I want
nrosperfy 30 come II these people can
brsng Il who say that they know how %
do it,
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sition, Il is not at all improbable that he
viii be the man selected for chairman OF
the new tariff committee.
Another desired result which many SEN
ators hope VIII be attained I'm the forma-
ton of this committee would be the seiec-
ton OF the greater number of It's mem
bers from Western states. thus assuring
fair consideration for all the interests
OF that section and a careful investigation
OF alleged injuries by such schedules as
are prepared in S . interests of Eastern
manufacturers. The Democratic minority
OF the committee. too. Wi be carefully
selected, and Will consist OF such men as
German. Gray. Daniel Faulkner. Martin,
Mitchell OF Wisconsin and Smith OF New
Jersey. who VIII be especially interested
IN tariff matters and would. upon many
schedules. work IN perfect harmony with
the Republican majority.
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Senator eject Jones, OF Arkansas, teils
a story of the btg blanket ballot in that
state One OF the ballots taken ont Of the
box IN Arkansas city had written acrosS
+ae face OF a.. ~ DONE know how 70 vote
fsts ballot. b,4t want 20 vote the straight
Democratic ticket. Fix u up yourselves :
The Judges promptly counted - or ne
Fae-srv mat a. came within the meaning -
fae law. whicn provided Tor the counting
OF ballots which clearly showed the 'n-
ssu*son o. fha voter" Senator done =
yilan't cay wnat fne railing would IA >
been - me gnan had desired 20 vote the
Republican ticket
ALLAN y. SLAUSOS.
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Baron Fava. Italian ambassador. look
moro like an Engilshn1sn than an Italian
He lives mere IN New York than he doe
Ia Washington. for the baroness likes
better there. never having taken mucl
stock IN the new-rich society one secs 81
much OF here. The embassy. therefore q
most Of The time in charge of Count Vines
who VIII not have II thar he resembles
Mephisto. although he could make for
tune posing for that worthy GA any stage
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-17

= Man melbet aus Dar.es.6alam,
bas Der frabere plantagen Director
S@r6ber In lebter Suffans uesem Der
on ben bortigen gingebornen periibten
@rauiamfeiteu au flint Jabren Gefdugs
NIB berurtbeilt tporben III. Der 0ers
tbeibiger S9r6ber'S, &e9tsanmalt
Gunblah, gerietb tpdbrenb Der Bers
banblung nit benz bortigen Gihter b.
8enniglen In @treit. Das erffinEana.
lt9e urtbeil bate auf Is Sabre 3ud5f.
baus gelautet.
= NuS &arlSrube mirb abermals
gemelbet, baB 2ieuteuant bon Briiies
DiB. tpel6er ben Medaniter 5iepmann
In gafs Sannbduier erffa9, bereits
bsrurtbeiIt tuOrben III. Das lrtbeiI
lou anf feds Sabre Jeifung lauten.
= Der pariier Correspondent ber
2onboner rSimes" i9reibt: .Wenn
bic Re&uuneen far bic Soften bes @3a.
rem 8efudes ber &amrner porgeleat
merben, iuollen bic SuciaIiifeu In einem
proteit einen antras einbringen. Nmnes
ftie fur ben Bolen Bereaotpsti au Der.
laugeu, ber i'm Sabre 1867 i'm 8ois be
goulogne auf ben @sareu 4leranber
ben 3weiten fdboB, unb fur aQe anbe,
rem perfonen, bic tpegen politif6er
6anblunsen ober Sbeilnabre an
Streifs pernrtbeiIt tuOrben fnb.
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Nieber 9tm Ser Mrbeit.

9lue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tpieShnitt
8rlib uno 8ranbsWunben @errenfs
un9en unb Shwellunsen iperben raid,
nnb iider BON Salpatipn Sel eehctlt.
gs lit pbne 3peifel bas bette Mittel
fir ale ielde Sdme3en nnb icllte in
feinem 6auie fehlen. 0err Sranf
Stubenbaper, 1887 @fm Ctr, Oue
buque, Soma, fdreibt tpie folst: "S5d,
aebraud,te Salpation Sel INN eiltem
Deritauhten @abpsen ;u furiren, nell
der MIDI bon ber slrbeit abSubalten
brobte, bod nadbem ih ben 9Irm tildls
tt9 eingerieben hattie mar id I'm Stanbe
ipieber an bic slrbeit su eeten. Menn
ih nidt bas Saloatton Sel 9ebraudt
hattie 70 tpiirbe td) fher fur ldnsere
3ett meinen 9lrbeits Qcbn oerleren
haben." Saloaticn Sel lit ilberaQ
fur nur % Sents ,u faufeu.
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ibmerlib bineinselansen f6nne, neil
9erabe Dor bem @insang in bte Grotte
Elm ulalitges Mauerlperf nit Moos
unb Meertan9 iiberSosen beraufraste
unb ben Ginsans iperrte. Sdpimmeno
in oie @rotte gu 9elansen, pare biels
lei9t m6sli6 geipeien. @a8 aber
ipollte er l6lpimmenb In Der rdtbIelz
baften, unbefannten, oolltdrbig fi6t<
loien @rotte anfansen? limb ipenn er
suritdfam, apdre iein 8cot bon ben
Wellen fortgeipiilt semeien. glein!
OaS sing auf feinen Sail. 9lber ,penn
er periu6te, auf benz Mauermerf lel BIT
felten SUB 81 faiien, 10 fonnte es tint
pielleift geltn9en nit elmer 9iinitigen
Welle Iein Soot bell rnb sans bariiber
binpe95ubrineen, 5u beben ober aa
itieben, in Die @rotte binein, llno es
bann mieber 3lt beiteisen. =.
gSieoer r09elte er eigentbiimli6,
mie mutblos uno unentl l9loilen. @enn
bic @rotte nur nidt sar TO ltnbeimli6,
10 sebeimniBpoll 9raulis sepeie en- ipdre.
@er tpeiB, felt wie pielen Sabrbunz
oerten 0liemanO mebr bineingefomlaen
mar! 9lber oas mar eS aud, mas i'm
alet6Seitis luteber reiste. gln etnem
Srt, mo alle Gage MenI6en binfom,s
men, brau6te man ni6t nod einem
S6at gu iuden. Oteier fonnte eben
nur oa iein, mo Nienanb bineelanaen
fonnte, unb besbalb muBte er eben Ser
Grite iein Der bier binein fam.
@r fubr gang bi9t an bas Mauermerf
beran, bas balo aus ben @ellen berpor,
iah balo bon ibnen iiberlpiilt tpurbe
unb unter ibnen peridmanb. Ger
fleine aabn NgnelilloS tan3te iiber ben
tptloen @ellen uno mar 6fters in @e<
fabr, an ben Selien 3u 3erI6ellen, 10
beftig l6lu9 er 9egen bas @eltein an.
Damn, nit elmer flinfen 8emegung,
ltanS Gsnelillo pl0eli9 auf unb i9tpane
1id aus bem Gabn auf ben Bfeiler,
Der aus bem @ailer beralsragte. 8eis
rabe ipare er ausgerutI9t unb in bie
2iefe 9eiunfen. Sein @eii6t mar leis
denblab seiporben, unb ieine Sdnbe,
bic frarnpfbaft ben 6anb bes @oetes
umflammert bielten, Sitterten, feline
3abne flapperten b0rbar aufeinanoer,
ipeniger in Solge Der 9dlte bes @a5s
iers, ais in Sol9e bes 9ebabten S9res
dens.
glls er erlt ii6er itanb, mar iein
unternebmen, bic 8arfe iiber ben Bfeis
Ter binwessubeben, ni9t einn,at 70 iebr
l9mierig. Die eipi9 auf unb ab rollens
ben Waiier Der 8ranbuns balfen Inn
babel, uub faum 3ebn Minuten fpater
ftarb bic 8arfe snrgS gSdlfte ldon IN Der
@rotte, bon 9lnselif1o gs6atten. gez
henb uno selenfis, wie er mar, i6pang
er iidJ ipieber binein, nun fonnte eS
porpdrts seben. Gas @efdbrli9lte mar
iiberwunoen. yiun fam bas Gdanrtae,
oas @ruielise. glun itanb ct ba Dor
BET @rotte.
2eiie, nit beflommenem gthem
ienfte er bic 6uber ipieber in's @alfer
uno lieB feline 2aterne ipielen tlaf
allen Ri6tun9en.
tssortfesuna fOIst.)
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9ie GnpreR Ndbntai9ime.

9ieie por5iisli6e gdb Maidine, Die
iiberal 10 sroBen gnflans sefunben
bat ano Die elmer gedb Mai9ine i'm
Rreiie bon $45-55 slei6fummt, pfferi
rem mir nit alien &tta9ments tpie folst:
9ie Mafd5tne unb bic Jreie 9reife
etn Sabr frei, $21.5O.
Die Waid5ine an alte MbDnnenten
fit $4,000.
Der 8eteller be5ahlt bic
Sra DIT, bic etma $3.50 be-
tra ct. Man lenbe bas @elb on uns
ein uno bic Maidine tuirb benz 8efels
let bireft BON Der 5abrif 5useianbt.
9ts Expedition Der ySrete 1reffe
fitr HeraS".
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u. gdpl3'
YalueH @arten nnb &eitauRatisa.


Der freunbli9fe nnb aneeuebmle
Wufentbalt fur bic gefu@er Der Gtabi
unb namentli9 fur SSamilien, II
S9ol3 palmengarten. Der NIT elmer
por3dgli9en &eiiauratipn, iueIdje aIle
SelitateRen Der 5aiipn Ia better 3us
bereitung liefert, berbunben 1T. Mas
finbet bort 6as bette @laS 8ier unfes
rer ~beimifben Brauereien, portreHs
ltebe etnbeimif6e unb imsortirte Beine,
6ito @igarren, alte, CUTE Mbisfies,
Siqu6re &C., unb gum lleberiub Rets
einen ausge3ei6reten 2un@. 6amss
tags nnb Sonntags AbenbS finben
Grei' 4onaerte ftatt. 8iQarbfpieIern
fteben bic beien Billiards sur Der.
ftiQuua.
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= Sn Nortpesen beiteht. mas wobl
ni9t aagemein betanut III, elm Gin.
fubrperbot gegeu Sunbe, bas nit fol.
9er Strenge gebanbbabt uirb, baB
neber bic engIif9en Sdser, bic ,nr
Sagb3eit nod Norpesen tommen, ibre
bierbeinieen Sagbsefdbrten mitbringen,
mod an9 nur bic 4oufuln frember
Staaten ibre 2ieblingsbunbe mitnehs
nten btirfen. @enn bic Sunbe uidt
auf irgeub cine @eife 3urhdgei6aft
tperben t6nnen, 70 uerben He obne @ei.
teres eri9oRen. Der Grunb lieet ba.
rim. bab man in Norueeen, no bic
Sollwntb Der 9unbe nidt bortommt,
tebe N6gli9teit ber gini9leppung bic.
Ter gefdbrli9en arantbeit fernbaIten
mill.
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9as bette Wlittel aeseu ben 9urit

1T unb bleibt eine cute WeiBe,
Die He in Der WeiBbierbrauerei bon
. d % & Ifdba9er gebraut mirb.
M@ts tommt ibr sIei9 bel bieier 0ibe,
bic ben Meni6en, namentli9 bic
&eble, austrodnet. Ni9ts fen9tet 10
na9baltis on; nibts erbdlt ben Mens
i9en 70 frif9, 70 geiunb; ni9ts bdIt
ieinen guten Mutb unb ieinen 6umor
10 aufre6t. tpie inc Weibel
SaS Weibbier 1T elm 1niberialmits
tel gesen bic 6ibe, bic alle gneraie
aufreibt. geriadt es, trinft es In ben
Wirtbf4aften, ballet es i'm 5anfe. labt
es Cure Gamilienmitslieber triufen
unb Sbr msrbet feben, bab fie Fb ba.
BET woblbefinben.
Dds & Mf6ba9er liefern ibr pors
3agli9es WeiBbier tiberau bin, bis in
bic entferateiten 8esenben.
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Die 2onboner 3imes ber6ffent.
lt9t einen aufiaB, tporin bic 8ebiets.
ertuerbnngen ber perf9iebenen Colo.
nial Md6te in ben Sabren 1884 bis
1896 3uiammengefea. merben. 90.
mad bat Grantreib 2,522. 900, gugs
lanb 1853, ,090. Seutf9Ianb 1,O23,.
070, gelgien 1000. 900, Stalien 500, L.
600 englif9e Quabratmeileu 2anb er.
tporben.
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s. 5. WteDer,
81 211, @eit Settle gllamo Yla3a.
g8ein : Sanoluus uuo Saloon.

@emdbltes 2aaer porshsIiaer @aIi.
fornia.@ @eine, bic birett In ben Mein.
bergen setauft purbsn. Rotbs unb
WeiBweine, angeliea, Bort, 9berrp
etc. 4uf.rdge ban auBerbaIb tperben
prompt ausgefiibrt. 8elepbon fir
Stabtfunbe 280.
Sm Balloon iinbet man feline
@bisties, Weine, porsiisli1ss Bier,
Gigarren etc.
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&eiuabbett nab suten Mtbsm ssbaltsi
Jbr bur9 Sbilsb's Gatarrb &emeAp.
preis so @ents. Rafal Sniettsy fret.
Sum Berfauf Bet 4alteper q S3u4arb,
Sames gIapiu, &. ). 6peQe6s, q.
Gobn q Co., g. Stetu, Central Drug
Store, Y. S&wepps.
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-. 8. q o mmG

eeib Sbr bard unberbaxli9teit,
gertOpfuus, appetitlOfsteit, s9sis.
bel, eelbe 6autfarbe sepIasta @5b
lob's Bitalber III elm f@eres 6eilmittel.
Gum Bertauf BET 2altepes g e9as
6arb. JameS Glabin, Z. 3. 6peueFY,
y. gsbx q &c., .. eteis, Geatzd
Drag Stsre, U. S@DetSs.
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pineu belfeu Der gerfDpfuxs nids
ab. Sic esridlimmern fie nlir. aarts
GlODer Moot 8bee resulirt bas llnter.
kibs'Spfiem. Gum 9erEauf BEL aal.
teper 6 SGu9arb, SameS @Iabia, Z.
5. SpeQefis, e. Gobn 6 Co., 3. Stein,
Central Drug StOre. U. S@pette.
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I'D mar uerobs, mtbe unb unwiri4.
&arl's @IDDer Root 3bee bat mid ge.
iunb unb sliidli6 semadt. Mrs. 6. ..
Worben. Gum gertanf BET aaItspes
& S9u9arb. Sames @lauin, &. s.
SpeaeRp. q. @obn & Co., q. Stein,
Sentral Drug Store, u. Sdweppe.
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Soroam 8rotbers,
3eftauratemre tn g@pls' Galupn nnh
Naluen 0arteu.

liefern tdslid frif@e Nu tern aus
Der S6ale, elm feiues Dinner fhr Is
Gents unb fiibren ionliige grtra He.
fellungsn In furser 3eit aus. NIe
Seliiatefeu Der Saiion iinb su baben.
Die beffsn uub bilisfen preiie in Der
9tabt.
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@t0enl9aft
bsbinst Kenntnife. Das
6ebeimniB pon
0cott's Emulsion

OSHStiHhIR WV
Scott'S Emulsion
1T Die iabrelanse wifeniAaft.
Wenn In eroeen Quantitdten un6
perbeferten 1f1etbo1en herssitsut
70 muk cine GmuIfion polIfomme.
ner fein ais etne In alter 1f1anier,
nit 1l16rfsr uno KeuIe subersitete
uno fur einise 11n,en berednet.
Darum eeht SCOTS GmuIfion
Don Sebertbran ntdt in GbeiIe
auf, fonoern bait iabreIans ii4
fde, uu0 oarum III Elm SoffeI poll
oem anoern eIei4, ftets Elm eIeihs
nsdfises proeutt.
BEL anesr.n GmuIHonsn mbsn Sic unaIsids Ws.
uote tr,i,Ien entmsosr tirs utbu. ooer eins ntsfs
loFB. Rebm,n Sic sesttB. Sas atds bat stusR
la&Bfarbsnn llmi&Ias.
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= Seine pidles, peri6is5ene neue
Galat' unb Braten Saucen un6 ans
bere appetitrei3enbe Saden BET
s. Gtfel & 60.
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aarps Glsper Root 1bee tA etn
f&eres Mittel segen aopfmeb unb iler.
o6ie 8rantbeiten. Ri9ts beiltfe fmnen.
Gum gerfauf Bet Ralteper q SGu,
@arb, Sames @Iabin, =. s. Gpeaefs,
V. @ebu q Co.. 3. Stein, Central
Drug Store. u. S9meppe.
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YaHa9es8tuette aaer Mrt
" ad nua ton europe.

Sept if bic 3eit, 8idets au taufen
unb gerwanbte uub 8etannte aus Der
alien 9eimatb erubertommen 3u lafen.
Wegen genauer Snformation tpenbe
mon fi9 an
%. s. 9oamG
@eueralspafias asiersagent bet Mallorp
Sampfer 2inie,
523 gaf1 6oufon 9traBe, San An.
tonic, SeraS.
Offi3ieller Mgent ftr alle europdi,
f9en 0ampfer Qinien.
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Na6 ber Mablidladt! /!

Na9 Der Wablidla@t!
8Dttlub! gtum lit Ct 8eid,laaem
Ser belize, erbttterte &f
WDrbei lit has @tm8em mmO Waaeu,
WerSusen ber Hulberbampf.
limb tpie BET 9ampf fitb nsrauaem,
8ebanDtet alS Ste8er baS 5elo
@Dm gtermeubamner unflp8em,
Wfc3inleD, oer iuadere Selo!
Sent filberi&upptgen 0radbeu
Gr bat tbm ben 0aranS aemad9t
Gr ftiefs ibm ben Speer In ben 9tatben,
9a fanf ct btuab tn bte Nadbf.
9eu ffrablet aplbi9 inS gHeite
Wfcsfinleps @iiftun9 mnb 0Bebr,
@etl Str. ganft @eora Der 3fueite,
Setl tamienofadb, 3nbm 9ir nnb Chr
Stnn fDmmen before 3etfen,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14
WESTWARD
THE INSURGENTS Now MOVING IN
THAT DIRECTION.
A Number of Small sijrmirhcs Are
FouEht-The Loss Is Large on
Neither Side.

Havana, March 13.-The insurgents
are again in the central portion of
Havana province in force and are NOV
Ing westward to the neighborhood of
the city Of Havana.
Colonel ITgurero also reports that
yesterday morning he met a numerous
band under Martinez ana Moreion.
west of Jovellanos, between the plan
tation of san Diego and Cunquista.
They opened FIRE, but the troops stood
firm. The official report states that
they "retrelted westward" leaving
three killed.
In the district OF Santo Domingo the
insurgents have burned all the cane
fields with few exceptions. For six
days the horizon has shown smoke
and fires, some near and some dis
tant. The fires have kept up I'M
ceaslngly.
The insurgents have burned the viii
lage of Pilirigua, in the district of
Mnngus, Pinar del Rio.
The local guerillas OF the La Palma
plantation have been engaged with the
advance guard Of Il detachment OF in
surgents, Two of the latter were kill
ed In addition to Lieutenant Marcos
Beques of the insurgent forces.
Lieutenant Colonel Guigor operat-
Ing with column of troops in the
mountains Of Carimba, province of
Santiago de Cuba, has destroyed an
insIrsent camp, killing five of the en-
envy.
Qulntana recently surprised on the
highway near Suisa, province OF sam
tiago de Cuba, insurgent force. which
after n skirmish left three Killed on the
iield and two prisoners in the hands of
the troops
Colonel Hernandez engaged the In
sufRent forces under Frederick Nunez
ana Lucas Martinez in the province of
Flhar ael RIO, at the farm OF Trevejos,
near Artemlsa. The Insurgents were
compelled to retreat. leaving three kill
cd and nine wounded on the field. on
the government side eight men were
ly wounded.
:, The Fuerllas OF sangua Grande at
We We nuayoho iarm, and In the hills OF
Belem and Dominc-uey have been ON
gagged with the insurgent forces com
manded by Jose Dominguez. The in
surgents were dislodged from their no.
sitions and left five killed and two
wounded behind them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14
THE eAzrrrn WORTH TEXAS SATURDAY MAnoH H. 1896
FORT WORTH TEAM
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE hall
SEASON ABOUT COMPLETED.
A Team of Good Men Has neen Sc
curcJ-Playcrs signed and
Opening Games

Arrangements for the base ball sea-
son have Pbout been completed by
Manager ward. The season Will open
in Fort Worth April is. with game
between Fort Worth and Denlson
teams. Before the opening date, how
ever there will he several exhibition
games. The first OF these has already
been chronlrled 1t will be at Fort
Worth on the 22d inst. between Fort
Worth and the Dallas Clippers. Then
will follow an exhibition game on the
Sth of April with the Chicago club, and
there will be at least three games with
the st. Louis Browns at dates to be
fixed AS to the players who VIII COM
pose the Fort Worth team this yehr
they have all been picked with especial
care and all are flrst-rate in the pro-
fesslon.
George Thompson arrived here yes
terday from Galesburg, Ill. He Is an
out-helder of ability and played with
the Virginia state league last year.
Then there Is Stapleton, pitcher. who
was with the California state league In
1894. OF the other players who have
been signed. Bammert. Myers Carman
and Stanley are all expected to arrive
here within the next three or four days.
McAllistcr, Steinfcldt and Nance are
already here. Isaacs Of Fort Worth
will be given a trial as pitcher this sea-
son. He was with Houston last year.
The repairs and Improvements on the
park are being completed and the team
will begin practice at once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14
A nLun RECEPTION.
hut the Company WINS large and
the Occasion Delightful.

thf ottNNluh
Everything was very Blue at the Y.
NJ. c. A. rooms last evening, but the
cerulean hue did not by any means
pertain to the spirits OF those present
and the occasion had no such sgniA-
canoe. II was an entertainment given
by the Davis Blue Hustlers. the cores
ponding organization To the Red Rose
Rustlers, the object of which ~ to pro-
mote interest and increase membership
in the Y. NJ. C. A. organization. A
large number OF Invitations had been
sent out and there was very large
response. The hall was nearly hllcd,
about COO or 200 people being present.
The Entertainment was n delightful
81 ccess In every particular and the
Davis Blues have every reason to con-
graduate themselves upon the results.
The success OF the occasion was large
ly due to the members Of the ladies'
auxiliary of the Blues whose assistance
was Invaluable.
There was very pleasing and musl-
cal and literary program presented,
which was opened by n piano solo by
Miss Nellie Highly. This was followed
by two songs by Mrs. Harry Clark. Mrs.
Clark and Miss Highly then snns u
duet 4 recitation by Miss Mabel Tai
~ was especially appreciated. Miss
Eula Goodner rendered a vocal solo.
The Lotus male quartette, consisting
OF Messrs. Hindman, wagner Slack
and Brown came next, Then a vocal
solo by Miss Lola PiEmnn. The pro-
gram was closed by Mr.. o. S. Latti-
more in n humorous address.
Refreshments OF cake and Ice cream
were served and duly appreciated.
The rooms were tastefully decorated
for the occasion. blue being OF course
prevalent everywhere. The electric
light globes were blue. In fact every
no - Nd
that was in the most pleasant humor.
Beautiful souvenirs were presented to
all who attended. The reception was
from 1880 to II y. IN.