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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
HARDLY ACCIDENTAL.

PETERSBURG, VA, Oct. l3.-Intelli-
gence has just been received here of
the shooting and killing of Henry
Jones by his brother Thomas in Meek
llnburg county, this state, The par
ties We're playing with shotgun,
when Thomas who had the gun in his
hand, leveled it at Henry, remarking
at the time, Look out, am going TO
shoot.p The words were hardly
uttered before the weapon was dis
charged and Henry fell a corpse at his
brothers. feet with his brains blown
out. An inquest was held and the
jury rendered a verdict of accidental
shooting,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
he announced that Missouri was abreast

heannounced that Missouri was abreast
of the reform movement. Mayor
Ewing welcomed the conference in be-
half of the city. Hon. n. G. Carrot of
Philadelphia replied to the governor
and mayor on behalf of the delegates
and thanked the people for their hos
pitality.
Rev. Edward Wires of GAINESVILLE,
Wis, spoke on the cooperation of
state boards of charities. VIM. p.
fleetwood, president, then delivered
the annual address, giving the statis-
tical review of the work of the CON
ference and stating the ends to be ac-
complished. Among the recommends
tiOns was that of employing female
physicians for female insane. Resolu-
tions were adopted extending greet
ing to the American Public Health
association, and inviting that body to
attend the meeting. A committee on
permanent organization was appointed
and then the conference adjourned.
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A Suit Involving the Site OF Rosen.
borg.


GALVESTON, Ten, oct lS.-An inn
portant suit involving big intere sts
was filedin the United States district
court to-day, in which Ben ID. Elder
of Kentucky is plaintiff and the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Feis defendant The
suit is for trespass to try the title,
and for damage, and Is brought
for the recovery of the tract
of land ON which the town OF
of Rosenberg, on the line of the Gulf,
Colorado d Santa Fe railway, sixty-six
miles from Galveston, and an import.
ant junction point IL, located. The
petition sets forth that the plaintiff is
owner In fee,simple of sos acres ofland
In Fort Bend county, known as part OF
the Henry Scott League and that
the defendants are in illegal
possession of 200 acres OF this
land, constituting the north end
of the tract. While it Is not alleged In
the petition, 1t Is matter of fact that
these 200 acres are the site of the town
of Rosenberg. The petition further
states that the value of this land is
$50, 600 and the use of 1t Ia worth to the
plaintiff, in rental, $4,000 per annum.
Ii further alleges damages to the
amount Of 100000, and prays for gen
eral relief
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
HENDRICKS AND nLArNr.

Columbus, o., October l3-Mr.
Blaine left Lancaster at few minutes
after . o'clock for Toledo via Columbus.
Just as he started the train going down
Hooking Valley carrying Mr.. Hen.
bricks, the Democratic candidate for
vice-president, arrived at Lancaster.
The crowd at the depot cheered Mr..
Hendricks when he appeared on the
rear platform, and he returned thanks
In very brief speech, In the course of
which he said
II Ohio tomorrow shall support the
Democratic cause the fight is over, but
If Ohio tomorrow shall not do that,
then In Indiana and In other states the
fight Is unto the deatn.V
At Columbus ex-Gov. Foster, Chair
man Oglivei Of the Republican state
committee and ex Commissioners
Dudley boarded Mr.. Blaines car.
There was stop here of over an hour,
but the car was left on the outskirts OF
the city and did not so into the depot.
THE HIPPoDROME EN- ROUTE
TOLEDO, OHIO, Oct. bat Pros
peCt, "A small station where brief stop
was made, an interesting scene took
place. Several hundred people were
assembled, who cheered and shouted
aud waved their hats when blaine APP
peared. While he was bowling his ac-
acknowledgements two very old
men. veteran Republicans, who had
come 10 the depot TO see
him, were brought out and Blaine
Jumped down from the platform and
went To meet them. One of them was
Robert CrOtty, born near Chambers.
burg, Pa, said 10 be one hundred
years and fifty days old, He was
lieutenant in the last war with Eng
land and was once in command al
Fort Erie. The other was John Jones,
native OF Wales, but resident OF
thla country ever since 1918, He is
now IN his ninetieth year. Both vete-
rams seem 10 be well and strong and Mr..
Blaine remarked afterward that they
had grasped his hands firmly. They
both assured him that they expected
TO see him president, and he expressed
his qualification in meeting them. AT
several small stations there was loud
cheering as the train passed.
AZ Upper Sandusky there was an.
other very enthusiastic crowd and
here again the people demanded a
speech. At 4:i0 the train reached
Toledo, and here lur Blaine and his
party were driven quietly to the
Body house, where he will spend the
night. Tomorrow he Will 60 10 De
tfOit
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National Conference Of Charities and
Corrections.

81. LOUIS, Mo, Oet. l3.-The
eleventh national conference of char
tiles and corrections began its sessions
tonight at Memorial hall. Between
two and three hundred delegates were
present, representing nineteen states,
two territories aud the District of
Columbia. Prayer was made by Rev.
q. ID. Gillespie of Michigan.
Rev. DR.. Elliott of Wash
lngton university OF this city
bade the conference welcome. Gov.
Thos. j. Criltenden welcomed the del.
egates Ia behalf cf the state, and while
admitting the advanced method for
eating for unforIurgcs IN other states
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
BLOSSOM PRAIRIE.
An Affection OF The Heart Remarkably
Catching.

Catching.
BLOSSOM PRAIRIE, TEX, oct. 3D.
Our town has witnessed another mar
riage, Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
at the residence of ]. C. Boswell, Esq,
Edgar Pope and Mis-. A. @. Knox were
united in the holy bonds of wedlock,
Rev. NJ. NJ. Hooper officiating. MIR.
Pope and Mrs. Knox had not known
each other more than three or four
months, so this Is another instance of
how quickly Cupid can do his work
This isthe fourth marriage we have had
in our little town in very short time,
and Madam Rumor says we are to
have some more weddings right soon.
We were rather sorry to see this ed
itorial paragraph in Sundays issue of
TEE GAZETTE:
Times are hard, and the monthly marriage
licenses printed In yesterday q q lzETrE show
that Texas people are realizing the necessity
OF economy in fuel and covering.
Such remarks create the impression
among young men that marriage is a
mere trifling thing TO engage In.
The Rev. M. NJ. Hooper has removed
from this place to Bairdstown, Lamar
county, Texas. This Ia now his post
office address.
Mr.. j. Il. Jefleries, Of the firm OF
Crawford d JefIeries, has just recov-
cred from a long spell of fever, and
Mr.. T.. w. Pagan Is slowly recovering
from severe attack of typhoid fever.
The health Of this town has been
exceptionally good this summer and
fall.
DR.. Colman Moody Is building an
addition to his dwelling, which will
help the looks considerably.
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THE G., Q. &F.
George Sealy Unanimously Reelected
President.

freSluenI
GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. 13.--A meet
ing of the board of directors of the
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railway was
held tonight, George Sealy was unan-
imously reelected president, the
board positively refusing to accept Mr..
Sealy's resignation recently rendered
and urged ON the ground OF
increased private responsibility
caused by the death of his brother,
Jno. Sealey, and his late partner, Geo.
Ball. This action on the part of the
board is an agreeable surprise to the
community. Speculation was INDUCED
in in business circles as 10 the result of
the meeting. All interested express
themselves satisfied with the re'elec-
ton of Mr.. Sealy. 1t is believed that
the action is so complimentary and
spontaneous that Mr.. Sealey will
abandon the thought of resigning. The
election Of secretary TO succeed Mr..
Killeen was postponed for two weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
NOMINATIONS.

pITTsBURa, PA, Oct. 13.-The DEM
ocratic conferees in the Twenty-eighth
district met here this afternoon and
nominated Jno. M. Stockdale on the
twentieth ballot.
EAsToN, PA, Oct. 13.--The Demo
cratic conferees TO the Eighth district
nominated VIM. II. Lowdon of Allen
town for congress.
ST, LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 3.-The Reput-
licans Of the Eighth district in this
city, nominated VIM. NJ. Eccles for
congress, in the .place of Henry Plus,
withdrawn.
MILwAUKEE, Wis, Oct. l3.-The
nominated @. e. Reed at their con-
ventIon this evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
THE rrRsr ARRESTS.

CINCINNATI, ONO, Oct. 18.-Detec-
tive Rathbone of the United States
service tonight arrested twelve men
on charge Of conspirlng to use fraud at
the election. The men are all white.
They say that they came here under
the direction of the chief Of
police OF Lexington TO spot
colored repeaters from that place.
Their tickets were issued by the mayor
of Lexington and are good to return
until Wednesday. Their board bill
was also paid up to that time. More
arrests are expected tonight and the
United States commissioner. Harper,
will probably remain to hear the cases
all night.
DEPUTY MARsHAIs ARRESTED.
CINCINNATI, ONO, Oct. l3.--Late
tonight the United States deputy
marshals were arrested by police. Five
OF them were locked up at the Ham
mond street station, while six were
held on suspicion. Two Of
these six men were arrested on
Front street and the other four on
Sixth street Both places are known
as negro resorts, and the marshals
claim that they were searching for re-
peaters. Revolvers were found on all
of the party but one, and
they were then taken to the
station also and locked up.
Shortly after United States Marshal
Lot Wright appeared at hesitation and
demanded of the officer In chorge the
release Of all the prisoners aud the
surrender Of their weapons and the
possession of the warrant which had
been taken away from the deputies
when arrested. All this was refused.
LATER The arrested deputies have
all been released.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
TERRELL.

Cotton Receipts-AmOng the Churches
Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX oct. 13.-Cotton
continues to come in at a rapid rate,
The weather is favorable for clean
gathering of the entire crop. 1t is
quite probable that the amount actual.
ly gathered will exceed the amount
usually picked from much larger
crop during season with the usual
fall rains, of which we have as yet had
none.
The regular services were held at the
Methodist, Baptist Cumberland Pres
byterian, Old School Presbyterian
Episcopalian and Christian churches,
and Sunday -schcol by each yesterday.
The protracted meeting at the Meth
odist church has not closed, but pro
crosses with considerable interest be-
ing manifested.
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TYLER.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, Oct. lS.-The COM
mission OF appeals to-day reported the
following cases to the supreme court:
To be affirmed SCHNEIDER & Davis
vs. SAMSON; Texas & Pacific Railway
company VS.. Cavaner; SaDsoin VS.. An
derson; Nichols VS.. WINNER.
To be reversed and remanded-Geo.
w. Day VS.. b. j. Chambers ct al; Gill
lenwater and wife VS.. r.. f. Scott.
Dismissed by agTeement-Thomas
VS.. Schneider & Bro.
Reversed aud rendered by agree
ment-W. +. North VS.. J. f. Yaho.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
A rRonInIrIoN RAILY.

BALTIMORE, MD, oct. l8.-At a
mass meeting OF the friends OF prohibi-
ton tonight at Monument square,
ex-Gov. st. John, the candidate for
president, Was warmly welcomed. He
spoke OF his passage through Balti-
more twenty-five years ago as a cap
tain of Illinois infantry and was happy
70 see the sectional hatred OF
that time passing away. Speak
ing of the platform of the old parties
he said that there waa no issue be-
tween them, and that II was difficult
to tell one from another The Pro.
hbltlonists come before the country
with a prohibition plank In their plat
form. He had always been Repub-
lean up TO last June, when the con.
ventson turned deaf ear 10
the appeals OF the people. When
Intelligence came from the West
that cows were affected with disease,
the business OF congress was suspended
and committee sent out In palace
car To lcok after the COW, but that body
would do nothing to protect the moth
eis and children Of the country.
Daniels. the candidate for vice-preSi-
dent, followed, aud later both spoke 10
a great crowd in Carrolton hall.
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STRUCK ny a PASSENGER TRAIN.
Special 10 the Gazette,

TEBRRLL, TEX Oct. Bon last Fri
day an old man by the name of Welch,
said to be the strongest old man in the
county, was sitting on the end of tie
half mile east of town when the pas
senger train passed. The step OF the
coach struck his head, making very
dangerous wound which is likely 10
prove fatal. Mr.. Welch is eighty-six
years OF age, and is supposed to have
been under the influence of liquor at
the time of the accident, He was
picked up and brought back to the
depot on the train.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
PROBATION AGAINST FRAUD.

PHECAUIION A0AlhbE FRAUD
COLUMBUS, ONO, Oct. 13.--A cit
izens' meeting was held to-day, con-
sisting OF a JOINT committee appointed
by the Cleveland clubs and by the
Republican executive committee, to
take some action 10 prevent Illegal
voting tomorrow. A long conference
was held, at the conclusion OF which 1t
was decided to appOlrt four citizens,
two OF each party, In each pre- clnct. 10
has been learned that similar meetings
were held in other cities aud commit
tees appointed who will be Mt the polls
all day, designated by badges and
will have authority TO ecrutinize
everything about the ballot box and
the manner in which the election is
conducted The sheriff of the county
has appointed between thirty and
forty deputies to be present at the
polls and the mayor tonight, believ-
ing that the sheriff had interfered
with his authority, called n meeting
OF the police board and secured their
permission to appoint 100 extra police.
About one-half the number was
appointed to-day and the others will
be named in the morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
RAILWAY COLLISION.

CAMDEN, n. j., Oct. ia collision
occurred here between two Pennsyl-
vania trains this morning. Joseph
Carman, the engineer of one of the
trains, was killed and the fireman of
the other train fatally injured, having
both legs cut off. Several passengers
were hurt and both engines were
smas he'd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
DALLAS.
Arrested for Robbing an Oh
A Young Man Killed
Out Hunting District 4
Formal Opening of the Macs!
change Building Belle e
Victim Leaves TIE

Special 10 the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Oct BI-lf'
cry, white, and Jake palhinyl
dali Lyh, aolored, were ~
the charge of robbing an ID 1
briated negro named Sam q
$40 on the delectable III,
known as Camp street. sen
the men got him in Ensg
and put something in b
which downed him. hesiF !
fiddler for the saloon, VA
pains to make his visit to
pleasant. He 1ddled for By
up the drinks after. The a
are investigating the rObbsTe
H. Daugherty, aged Is y
gathering pecans on Whllesd
yesterday, fell from a tle
tanned injuries which prod1''
three hours later. He leave
little brother and sister, vpb
him for a support.
The October term OF w
court convened this mornl,
Aldridge presiding. Ths
weeks of the term will be
civil business, after whicha
be given to Jail docket an
come the bond docket. fh h
gentlemen compose the graz
White Webb, T. ]. Siratloe
ender, r.. P. Miller, r. D: S Z, J
Kahn, w. Il. Howell !. 4
p. A. Wideman, John hopA
jail contains forty-seyee.
Nine of them are United "
eTs. OF the state prlsonsn r
charged with horse theiL az \.
number with cattle then
murder and the resi- WV y
lenses. 4
The Brown Stockings W.T.
make a meal OF the FoTI =
yesterday, and quite
Dallas people went along Y & {.
done, to applaud, and ~ NJ
means least, TO turn ; N
pennies in the way OF ces n.
club was, however, too w n
boys, and defeat, dejecIsl
depleted exchequers weis M
The loss Of the game y
the fact that the bf9H,
pitcher and were otherwiss
The Merchants Excnae
Just completed, was io.n
this afternoon. The op
was made by the gifted
Mr.. Robert p. Toole, 4
makes a good speech. 6a.,;s
sion outdid himself ps
ness men of the city, tlftss ~ y
several hundred people XII asIl.
boring towns and snIfoup, ! 6
who, after the speech Wei VII d
and RECALLED with the 1 l,isI j
Bros. baRd. The ~ va
opening conclude wv 3
Is In progress TO night sIlb
building Is a beauty aha Z s,
1t has no rival 10 pelp esAssd
cence and durability N Nd n ).
Is an ediiice Of when Is
ly be proud. IL afs
Young Cottes, wn ,,2
has skIpped. The oIllaQ
Yesterday trying %
warrent based Oh 40 N, ,.as
him With abduction ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
FELL TnRoUGu THE HATCHwAY.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct. l3.-Wm.
II. Thomas, an attendant at the hos
pltal, while drawing a truck contain
ing Charles Turdhors, a patient, upon
the elevator to take him to the am
phitheater for clinical lecture, fell
through the hatchway, pulling the
truck after him. Both were killed.
The elevator had been taken up with
out his knowledge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14

rive tomorrow to participate in the
war dance and ball play at the fair,
which hegins here tomorrow. Nine
teen thoroughbred horses from the
Northern fairs will be entered here,
and Miss Williams of Kansas and
Miss Collins of Montana, the cele.
brated long-distanee lady riders, will
ride three races during the fair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
Sl5O.OoO FIRE.

NEW YORK, Oct. l3.-A dispatch
from Petersburg, Va, reports a fire
there Monday night involving a loss
Of $4,000, but no particulars have
been received up to . o'clock this
morning,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
A nRoKEN ARM.

spaoIaI % the Gazette.
PILOT POINT, Tx, Oct. l3.-A little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David Holt
of Montague county, who are visiting
with the family of Mr.. John Evans
near town, fell down stairs yesterday
and broke one arm and otherwise
bruised herself. DR.. DeBow went out
and placed It in position and made her
rs comfortable AS possible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
MISHAPS.
AN Engineer Killed in Texas-Three
Fatalities by Boiler Explo-
sion in Georgia.
An Engineer Killed, Fireman Fatally
and Others Seriously Injured
in a Railway Collision.
Az ENGINEER KILLED.

Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Ten, October l3.-J.
d. Barney, a we'll known engineer on
the f. G. 1. n. road fell from train
near Eagle Pass junction tonight, and
was instantly killed. The body was
horribly mangled. Barney's relatives
reside at Stockton, Cal.
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non. p. nOOIxFn.

NEW YORK, N. Y, October 18.-
Hon, P. Booker, of the Louisville
chancery court, is here. He il mem
Der Of the advisory committee OF the
Democratic national organization. He
was waited on by nearly every Demo.
crat In town. At reception given
this evening to Mr.. Reed he was
toasted as the next mayor of
Louisville.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
TnE WIDOWS pnvonAm,Ir.

NEW YORK, Oct, lS,--GeD. Butler,
accompanied by Freeman p. Wiley of
Wisconsin, left this morning for Patter-
son, n. j., where he will speak this
afternoon This evening he will speak
in Jersey City. Tomorrow evening
he will start out on a tour OF this state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
Suffering From Continued Drought.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Oct. ID
Since July 9 drought has prevailed in
East Tennessee, North Georgia and
North Alabama. The farming inter
ests are seriously lmperiled and unless
there Is rain soon the result will be
disastrous. The grazing lands are
burned up. The Tennessee river at
this point is within three inches OF the
lowest point ever known.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
AN OVERDOSE.

SpoolNI 20 the Gazette.
WACO, Tx, oct. 13.-Dr. j. s..
CorRish, an East Waco druggist, took
an overdose of morphine this morning,
and the doctors have been working on
him ever since. He is better tonight.
Suicidal intent is not suspected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
A nOILER ExpLOsIoN.

ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 13--A boiler
exploded in Harmon county killing j..
G. Ropp, Jas. Eson and Bud Phedon.
Several persons were wounded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14

The best thing the Ohio earthquake
did was to shake the table at which
some Cleveland gentlemen were play
Ing poker and scatter the piles Of chips
over the floor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
TEXAS PoLITIcs.
THE CANDIDATES our.

Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, Oct. l8.-Post-
master Cropsy spoke tonight at the
opera-house in the interest of the Re
publican ticket. Hon. j. O. Terrell
made rousing reply and was loudly
applauded.
Hon. John A. b. Putnam of Sui
phur Springs, candidate for Judge of
this judicial district, spent the day
among our people yesterday. He
spoke at Forney Saturday night with
his opponent, Hon. V. w. Grubbs.
1t Is a certain fact that
the next Judge of this district,
be he either Dutman or Grubbs, will
stand spotless aud pure before the pto-
plea man in whose hands the peo-
pies most sacred interests will be per-
fectly safe, and at the close OF the can
vass the two sspirants will be closer
friends than they ever have been be-
fore,
These thoughts are superinduced by
the fact that for the past eight years
the canvass for this Office has been one
Of constant warfare and personal
elimination. 1t is notable fact that
up to the present., so far as our district
and county offices are concerned and
the aspirants therefor, If single
charge or SANDER has been thrown to
the air this writer u not aware of 1t.
REPUBLICANS IN SECRET SESSION.
Special TO the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, Ten. Oct. l3.-The Re
publican executive committee met in
secret session here yesterday. News
paper reporters were excluded and
hence could only obtain the result of
the meeting. They Endorsed Wash
Jones for governor, Frank Perry for
county treasurer, A. N Wright for
sheriff, Larkin Brantly for district
clerk, Z. H. Rowell for county clerk,
j. j. Haywood for tax collector and
w. Il. j. Graham for tax assessor.
They left the other candidates unin-
dorsed. A great deal of dissatisfaction
exists among the Republicans ON ac-
count OF the Inducements and IL causes
split among them.
A LEAsE-LAW CANDIDATE.
Special 10 the Gazette.
SEALY, TEX, Oct. l3.-W. ID. Coch-
ran, Esq, spoke here this evening Ia
large aud enthusiastic gathering, Of
people upon the issues of the day. His
exposition OF the lease law was able
and complete, showing its advantages
over all other systems that could bG
adopted. He gave free grass an un
merelful hit and drummed the pOlit
ical demagogue In unmerciful terms
Mr. Cochran is candidate for repre-
sentative in this county, and though 1
young man, will win the battle by
bold, aggressive fight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-14
Receiving Their Annuity Ready For
the Races.

apeclRl 20 inc 0RE0Ito.
FoRT SMITH, ARK Oct 10 The
annuity payment to the Delaware In
dams was made today 1t Ninita.
\ bSni q PaWnge Indians Win ar