Fort Worth Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 352, Ed. 1, Sunday, November 11, 1894 Page: 16 of 16
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Jlr IJiouiftx Kerne In 111 r le t
Hole Itlclmril III
Green alls opera houee was packed
ed from parquet to roof Wit ntM to
witnesses one ot Americas urtatcst
tragedians impersonate lit nil his
whims fancies deceits ana ocU of
brutality one of tin mo t remarkable
characters In English history To toU
low Hum from tho birth of Edward
the ll < tb to DoaworlhB gory field Is
Intcrtstmif to loliow lAoiuas Keeno
In lila impersonation or tno jrreat
drama ai regards 1U central flura Is
thrilling
Mr it no appeared at till best last
evening Huppuried by a picked com-
pany incluuuig All 4 Downs as Lsidy
Anne tfi wiuow of Udwaid lie held
bit ast audience completely en-
thralled Tho cultured and rellued of
th city wer present and tho sarni
applause to which be baa been ac-
customed for yum greeted him last
even In if from his flrat appearance till
be fell bravely Ugh tine pierced by a
score of wound Ilia facial express
lone were neer better The cram
nrss the cunning the ttenUhlnen the
ferociousness of the man who was a
dtfgrace to tho proud empire oer
which be ruled were there Nothing
wan lncktmr to compllite the picture
and the lover of the grand the then
urKoer who delights In tho pictur-
esque the admirer of Kcnlus could not
have bMn more truly pleased than
while revtltriK in the pimorami of the
Kie t atruggla that paused before his
eiAi IItchard III Mr Keene probably
has no lllng equal The uncertain
halting gait tho deformed leg the al
jl most Inimitable limp tho taut of
countenance tti4 truth of I am ltlch
urd myielf are there lie charms
ho frighten he convulses with laugh-
ter he deltos the world he shoe with
hit wanton cruelt > and terrifies with
hie fiend Ishness a he Bard of Aon
rose to the litis hi h of his ineatnesi
In bU Immortal story of Ingland
fallen monarch and Mr Keeno sur-
passed even himself In his Interpreta
tlonH
H I presumed all who make any
pretension to culture huve read this
Intensely thrilling story o true td
life so real so human If not they
should have it ImprtMul Inlcllbly on
the dial of their immorles by the
words and action of ihomus Keene
Jle Is both txtutius Ttiusa words
e2 llr ot ntlv1 which etery reader
or Shakespeare known by heart In
petrco then la nothing so become a
man ns mild behavior and humllltv
but when the blast ofwar blows In
our ears let us be tiger In our fierce
deportment are partially true of Mr
Kerne as lllchard
Mil the company too n an excep
tionally strong one In its cnit ex
cellrme In the motto and this rule
hns Usn etrletly ncllired lo Of
course Mr Kwnn Is the central figure
nbout which tho other attractions
gnthfr but there are others In the
cast who show unmistakable evidences
or genius notnblv nmonic Hum Mlm
I owns ns Lnly Anno Mr Ilennlg as
th earl of itlrhmonl Mr and Mrs
Tinker ns lb duko of Korfolg and the
flttcnoss of York renpectlvely The oth
irs are strong in their rolca
Mr Kwn has appeared here before
put those rtmlltnr words A horse a
horse my kingdom for a horw never
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fell on more enthralled hearers than
last night He has scorftl another
brilliant success and the hundreds who
saw him will never regret the disposal
of the time It required
The next atttraction Is Carl A Has
win and a plckod company1 In bis
matinee Little Ionl rnuntleroy and
the Bllver King tomorrow afternoon
and evenlnff
has o risint III 1 CONTKST
Jadirr Hell Sf > n Vo UrontidK l r n
Stirt ifnl Citnte llr Jeuklna
Hon Charles K ltell was seen by a
nporter at his law cmce yesterday
afternoon and asked If he feared the
eeult of Ms late opponent C 11
JcnKIm ccntest Julg Hell npllwl
I do not The ground upon which
they talk of having a contest are pr
f ctly pieposterous They ay my op-
ponent would have been elected had
the Hlsck and Tan I It pup lean vote
allowed him The truth of this matter
la that Iho greater part of the Ite
publlcon vole was cast for Jenkuns
He la not grateful for those favurs
that were shown him lies Ides had
+ vry Illack and Tan vote been cast
for Jenkins It would still have left
me a majority No X hive no fear of
being unstattd not even by a Ite
ptiblican houf with Tom Reed as
Its rresiding officer The talk Is their
last woary wall They have not In-
creased their strength In this state to
amount to anything nnd my decreased
mtjorlty Is due to the Inactivity of
those Democrats who filled to go to
the polls and do their duty
Judge Hell thinks Tom lirackett Czar
will again handle his majority with
the latest gag rules He regrets as
much u Mr WIIion himself that heros
defeat and exrrtssed sympathy for
thu whole country and those districts
In particular that had defeated such
men as Pprlnger Wllion Hryan and
McMillan
iALt ic or lMtwim
Ob erved Over the 1 orld lly the
SI
The week of prayer begins today In
nil tho Young Men a Christian asnocla
tlona In tho world Burely there has
never bt n n year slnco the first organ
isation in 18ft wherein thin Institution
has been po prosperous as during this
year Though financial depression lus
been over this countrj yet this work
has met the difficulties as posslbty no
other Institution h is Even In our own
rlty no former jear lias markui such
advancement
The locnl fwtrlatton vlll appropri-
ately rlaervi tiirj wttk bfjilnnlng nt 1
P m today wlh a srvloi In the hull
for men T tlls moell i < nil tmin nre
li Vltid tut m e tspKltlly nre iht
Clnlsfn met win compcM its rrna
1 trhlp and otieri wli > tie interfile
In tho work for vjuir urn i f i mm
In tMs numbur tlir rli turlors ra x
recud The JuUJjt will I vt iarry In
Jerusilem
During the wm1 can djy it 12 in i
i rninr ncrvke of nbout fifteen minutes
will be held In the parlors All men
are Invited to these and nre assured
that they will not be dctulned longer
than fifteen minutes Clerks business
THE GAZETTE TOUT WORTH TEXAS SU > DAY > O VEMBElt 111SU4
and professional men can drop Into
these services
On next Bunday a special rervlce will
be held detalU of which will be an-
nounced later
Th pastor of the arlous churches
will bo requested to nake their mid-
week prajer meeting one for our > oung
men and postbly preach not specially
to but about young mn next Hinidv
At 3 oclock this afternoon General
Bccretarj nevea Bible class In the
parlors wfI study the subject of
the Holy Spirit and tq this mating
of tn > class all Christians nre Invited
who are Interested In this very import-
ant subject whether members of the
class or fiot
The Fort Kill fotintrj and Texas
Iinmlvrntlun <
Thanks to the voters of the Jumbo
district tho cattlemans candidate Is
defeated and the settlers will have a
friend In congress This Is the bcglnlng
of the end The Issue was made and
he first stronghold Is carried and the
march on to Tort Sill will n6t atop
until a settler on every HO acre jjract
there will call It his home Cittle king
rule Is repudiated in North Texas
Hereafter it Is the home of the man
with the plow The news sent to the
world will attract settlers In swarms
A general move on the Tort Sill coun-
try Is started In the Chickasaw na-
tion The settlers are flocking there
and towns are growing fast on tho
ltock Island railroad Especially Is our
cozy headquarters town of Comanche
sotting the pace for a lively gait Kvtry
thing point to a general burst up of
I ring rule in the territory and a mag-
nificent state made out of that Im
nienso cow pasture next winter Hoke
I Smiths department may be Investi-
gated next for cattle ring frauds as
well as pension frauds Tho Texas
Oklahoma union sends greeting to the
settlers of the Jumbo district and the
I cheers for North Texis are only sec
ond for tho cheers for tho opening of
the Tort Silt territory We suggest
to tho tattle kings that they will only
waste money In trying to hold the
Tort Slit country longer while thej
can profit largely by opening their
pastures on the Texas side to settle-
ment and help Texas Immigration
Thanks to Quanah for their petition
and press notes It was bread cast
upon the waters that will return with
the current later on J s WORKS
Manager Texas Oklahoma UnlonWest
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The general committee tu atrange for
the entertainment to be given by the
Fort Worth lodges of the National
rieserve association met yesterday
evening and received retorts from the
sub committees which were very satis
fnetorj hence tho arrangements are
about completed for one of the moat
Interesting entertainments of he sea-
son Tort Worth can clat roiie of
tho best talent In the state on lertta
tlons and vocal and Instrumental
music The best of the city has betn
secured The program will bo com-
pleted In the next two dajH and bo
puWlshod wVn the members nnd
friends of this popular order will be
assured of having thu opportunity to
spend one of the most pleasant even
ings of the season
ritosi liniiiT ruiuir
There u Hhoottntr Altrar Con
neiUd Hlllt If
A J Ilyas justice of the peace at
Hoanoke came In to the clt > yesterday
evening accompanied bj Attsssrs Frank
Hums and O W Hodge the part >
bringing with them U remains of Wll
11am Graves who died ct heart failure
near there yesterday at boon He was
out Hshlng In company with Messrs
Hurns and Hodge at the time on teu
ton Creuk five miles west or Roanoke
Justice Iya was eummonwl Immedl
otely And held an Inquest ft verdict be-
ing returned In accordance with the
facts as stated Tho body was left In
charge of George U Cause the under-
taker and word was telegraphed to a
brother of the deceased who lives at
Hndley Ohio-
An erroneous report reached the city
yesterday to the effect that the death of
Orates was the result of a shooting
affair and that there had been eeveral
arrests
ClltHCII MITICKS
Broadway Baptist Church W O
Bflllej D D pastor Sunday school at
90 a m conducted by O S Lotttmore
superintendent Preaching by the pas-
tor nt 11 a rn and 7 30 pm Young
TeopVa Union at C 30 p m Seats free
at all services
Kplscopal St Andrews church cor-
ner rifth and Husk streets lb XWti <
Hary Cassil rector Twentyfifth Sun-
day after Trinity Holy communion
7 30 a m Sunday school Mr J It
Hose superintendent 920a m Morn-
ing prayer Holy Baptism and sermon
Ham Kvenlng prajer and sermon
t 30 p m Beats all free nn4 visitors
ecrdlalty welcomed
Trinity Mission ait corner
Broadway and St Lou venue Sun-
day school 3pm Lvenlng prayer and
sermon 4 15 p in Everybody Invited
Christian Church Corner Sixth and
Throckmorton Treadling at U a m
and 7 46 Sunday school at fi 30 a m
Young peoples meeting at 6 ii p m A
series of meetings to continue Indefi-
nitely will commence tonight being con-
ducted by tho pastor Homer T llson
Strangers cordially Invited
Spiritualists Is Life orth I4v Ing
will be the subject of the lecture at
Knights of Honor hall S ond nnd
Houston at 3 p m today beats free
Good music All are Invited
The or > e Dulled
dress will be made as new again at
the Southern Steam Dyeing and defin-
ing company 223 Main street Dallas
All kinds of garments and of the most
delicate fabric are cleaned dyed or
renovated at ojr Vorks We pay ex-
press charges on all goods shipped to
us one way
1HH SOUilinnN STI3VM DYISINO
cinANiisa cc jiwny
233 Main street Dallas Tex
iivcc im siaiir
jentfrnlly Hcllevttl Mint the I nd of
the IVnr W > eur
Washington Nov 10 Events of the
list few da s lend oillclals and diplo-
mats uf Washington to believe that
peace between China and Japan will
be concluded at an early day China
has fully admitted she was wholly
tin prepared for war Japan smilingly
awaits a detailed proposition m to
huw much China will oucide as a
Lasts for peace The Inclination of
both powers Is so sliongly toward get-
ting together It Is believed that peaco
wilt be effected on the basis of Corcus
independence und a cash Indemnity for
Jntnns war expendlturcH
At the outset f reat llrltaln sought
to have thUnited States and the
treat powers of Burope Intervene
Under cubic directions from the Lon-
don foreign oflUo to loucheit British
charge da Ilia Ira Goschen ruw Secre-
tary Grcsham and presented Great
Britains proposition the repli was
duly given that this country would
not interfere on the ground that It
was tho policy of the United States to
avoid entanglement in foreign ques
tions Th present negotiations do not
Involve foreign Intervention but a
mutual agreement between China and
Japan to which foreljfu powers will
give their moral support To what ex-
tent the Clilncw minister here directed
the negotiations la not exactly known
but the Chinese minister had a long
conference wtth Secretarj Gresham
jesterdaj It Is said however that the
main proposition on the part of Chna
came direct from United States Min-
ister Denby at Pekin
Arbitrate we may bat Intervene wo
Cannot Is tho manner In which the
situation Is summarized In ofllclal cir-
cles here If the Chlrese government
desired the United States to present
the proposal to Japan this may be
done Uiroitgh Mlnbter Dcnby but It
Is folt here that the betler way woutd
be for China to submit her proposals
to Japan when It would be entirely
within the bounds of proprletj for the
United States to express tho grat fixa-
tion It would feel as a nation friendly
to both combatants to see peace re-
stored on honorable terms
Au ORIclat Itepurt
nirsMm Nov 10 Ml JWU 1U1L
of the occupation of Kinchow has been
received although it la supposed the
town Is In possession of the second
Japanese arm Chinese telegraph
line from Port Arthur to Tien Tsln has
been cut by order of the Japanese com-
mander
IIGII MVIl VO SHOW
Joe Beall ud set upon a ke
Down to the grocr > store an throw
One leg right over tother Its
An swear hed never Lad no show
Oh no saidJoe
Haint hed no show
Then shift his quid in tother Jiw
An cbaw an chaw an chaw an chaw
He said he got no start In life
Didnt get no money from h3 dad
Th waohln took In by his wife
Earned all the funds ha evo had
Oh no said Joe
Haint hed no show
An then lied look up at tho clock
An talk an talk an talk an talk
Ive waited twenty year lets see
Yes twentjfour an nover struck
Altho Ive sot roun patlon ly
The fust t rnstonsuiU r lucl
Oil no sild JO
Haint hed no show
Then stuck like mucilage to the spot
An sot an sot an sot an sot
Ive come down regerler ev r day
Tor twenty years In riper s store
Ive sot here In a patient w > j
Say haint I Piper Piper swore
I tell > e Joe
Yer bnln t no show
Yer too dern patient ther hull raft
Jest InrTed an lifted an laffed an
lafTedS
S W Toss In Yankee Bade
i IV It nnd Humor
London TldBlts recently offered a
prize of one guinea for the best de-
finition of wit and humor The win-
ner Etnt this
WIT
A quality of faculty akin to humor
but depending more on point or bril
liancy of language
HUMOR
That mental quilltj which gives to
Ideas a ludicrous or fantastlo turn
and tends to excite mirth
A singular feature of the decorations
of the city of Leeds
on tho recent visit
of the duke and duchess of York was
a triple archwaj formed entirely of
loaves of biead und
Inclosed In a light
frame of wood nnd Iron Nearly six
tons of bread
were used in Us on
Dtrucllon and the next daj it was all
distributed
among the poor
HE
In This Autumn of
A Doubtful Year
Wo put beforo 5 oil slocks more rich In
detail und greater In bulk than cr yet
aeon In local depaitment store lotull
Inc They were nounht In aw market
of the country that would supply ho
right roods at tho correct prices And
they are hero ready Our stores nre a
> er > metropolis o cosmopolitan mer
chandlso oviry department has been
caretulli looked atler enlarged modi-
fied or entirely cut out as will best
servo tho Interest of our many cus
toiners As we have Just stated wo
are rend with one exception the dis-
play ot our Immense stock ot toys and
liolldiy roods In order to nnko room
for these roods wo must dlsposo of a
lictvy line ot bojs suits pants and
shirt waists We trppose to clear out
within the next ton day COO bojs suits
COO bojs pants and 100 doien bo >
wnlsta at 10 per cent reduction from tho
price now charged which U marked In
plain flsuns on cverj garment Wa
look at the matter this nay We loao
the fronts on these goods but we gain
the room for tho proper display of
other moro nttracllto aooda our loss
Is join gain Tako advantage of this
offer before the ntsortment Is picked
oter and sizes broken
Lap Robes
Lap Robes
Lap Robes
Elegance couplod with economy
pervades this line inclines roams
through the grades from 115 to ill 00
each All these goods are Chases
make which In Itself Is a sumclent
gtmmntce of their quality
33Xt < mmv < M > U iwmu fpff
AfTecting the business of the period confusions with labor legislation merchandise have driven us to
merchants generally halted and doubted acted
we vigorously
CORSETS
It ts needless to speak ot the merits
of tLe celebrated Dr Wnrner corsets
If you care for the felicity of a pleasant
surprise look at the article before you
note the price for
An autumn harvest Over 10000
lards Not of tho auction sort slows
holdovers mistakes but tho brightest
fiTBlmt most eeassnlblo ribbons
lashlon ravorlies from the whole realm
ot itbbons and In many Instances at
less than half what retail prices of
eiiual goods must bo todav It bought In
the usual vvaj Dressmakers In par
ticular are Interested In our line ot
black ribbons The values are simply
nnr < w < icnted and the ribbons are pre
cisely the styles that all IMrlslan ino
aiates are using
iiii ii isiminiibii iniliisissBis f v ns rv
T rtnimuni
< jp
j Greenwalis Opera House
Miss Ellen Beach to
The Greatest Ranj Soprano the
Word las ever Produced
Assisted by
MISS GE0RGIELLA LAY
The Ilrllllant Ilnnlst and
MR MAXIMILLIAN DICK
The Violin Mrtaoso
Saturday Night Nov 17
ADMISSION Parquet Ire Circle
mid lluloonj if11 Culler SOc
Ticked now on utile lit Conucrrs
Druir Store und Diisbwomls Ilinr
iiine
I rocomotor Ataxia
Epilepsy
AND AIL
DISEASU
OF THE
a PINAL CORD
FIND READY
AM LUXATION FROM
THE USE OF
HEDULLINE
Th EXTRACT OF THE SPINAL COKD OF THE OX
PREPATUD UNDER 1H FOllMvJLA OP
Dr WM A HAMMOND
IN HIS LABORATORY AT WASHINGTON D C
XJoie A dropi Price two drachms S3 03
Columbia Chemical Co
WASHINGTON D C
H
Mno roit POOR
J T MCKS A CO Sole Acenta 711
Mulu IrvLl ritrl U urtli lesiiM
FISH AND OYSTERS TESDER MEATS
Of all Mnda Tender Juicy m tsthot
nre wurlh ths money you pny fir It
U what you can et If yon tntirnlz
Jcnnlncs near Pennsylvania avenue
Rich and Beautify
Ooods have a manifold mission One
of our duties Is to collect and display
them for jour gratification Just now
Household Art Goods Itlbbons nidi
Lamps
Dainty UrlcaBrac the Pic
S SBfti t j rmr
ririL ri Krl
Greenwali s 0
TOMOSS
UTILE LOIMLHflJI
furl t Dorln 1
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LMr
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Toiionnow
The Silver fi
n0ll 7
THE DAZZL
wuViESS Ax4
trlnl rinbnrnte lircl Sonerv 5 >
All r t
8cm Von i
1 Hill LV jn
EffieEll
TRIPISBg
BOB Houston St For
cat loaa or rum
mq
ot the irrovea Ju
rectlvei
Car ot Port Llmon lemJ
Just recehed
lla a en rout car each i
potatoes cabbaee oolou id
lancj apples
For holiday trad
n fcan i
raisins dates citron nutim
pineapples Crapes fruit ul
tier we are headquarteri U
lork Worlds
Wilto for ptmphlet v >
Fine
Art
Photoi
Awarded nine mailiiL
Inst V Centennial nuiii
dclphla Vienna exno8itloafh
300 Cincinnati lSSLioltllb
fairs lllch crflda work it In
prices v
KRUEGER
Cor Klill auil Jliili Ulltn
MORPHINE OPIUM > l
Cured at Horn Ittmelrtt
I luarnnteed Write tor
Testimcntals an l refercrvn
taccollne the obaco cwmi
Ihe O Wilson ChenicalfUi
I iali and Oyetora I rated Liuler leias lawiXT
the widest investigation and broadest trading m
w ran 11 mh wm y
every lady knows the value Get our
prices before buying and nole the
saving Some dont like the Warner
Tor those we have and make a spec
ialty of the reatheibone corsets which
wo reoommend to jou without res re
Notice If after a four weeks trial jou
nre dissatisfied your money will be
refunded
turo Gallery are suggestions of the
Interesting things > ou may find
throughout the store If jou dont
want to buy enjo > them as thej pa
on to their manifest dCBtlnj some
bodys home Somebodys homo will
be made brighter bj one of our Havt
land Chlni Dinner Beta nt the small
price of 10 0Q for 122 pieces some
bodja library will be ornamented wltU
one of our Library Lamps at 2 25 and
somebodys room will bo nstly Im
proed with one of our Genuine Pastel
Pictures at JC 00
CHAIRS DESKS DRESSERS
Tor tho little folks Itockers from COc
lo IS 00 each High table chairs at
Jl CO Nursery chairs at jl 10 DesUS
from 13 CO up Dressers from 75c to 85
Ware
1847 Rogers tripleMate knives and forks 350 the set I Wm Rmrni > o h
W f5Z 3 t
r difspos Aipw St S5 SS fe i8
A Babys
Cap
VC have all sorts sizes and prices
We ore abreast of the demand of fash-
ion in this tine of goods all tho newest
patterns and colors No old or shop
w oni goods from last season all brltht
fitsh newJust from the factory
Ladies Muslin Underwear
clZTf SiT C ° diti0ns A more a lino 01 goods
cannot be f und m tno
oty Prices are all right too but it is need
Ltd eTrVirNE aT U PRm ° EVERYTHNG
m a R HT
509 and 511 Houston Street
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