Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
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"lack. Tell Mother It Was Not whisky
Did H." said brakeman Baker,
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Prominent Railroad Magnatcs visit she
Gate city on Important Must
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special 10 thu Gazette.
DENIsoN, Tx, Nov. 20.-- last night
az 10 O'Clock another one oi those sad ac
cldeuts occurred on the railroad whereby
brakeman Is ushcrcd out ui thls world
IL 4. Baker, yard swltchman. while
switching IN the Missouri iacinc yard
had thu misfortune to yet Wire that
came off of a bale OF bSy wrapped around
his leg, and caught underneath the wheels
of freight train, pulling him under Il
and MASKING his Left leg at the hin SO
htdly that hc die0 90 1880 this morning.
Me Enwright, hearing him call fur help
ran TO whore he lay, and Young Baker
said "Nic, a wire has done me UNI he
was carried 30 the Missouri Pacific freight
Office, where Dr. A. w Atcheson, the
railroad physician, was called >. N.
Cover, the wounded mans partner was
sent for, and Baker toll him, ''llayc any
body cared for and q nice burial, and tell
mother, Jack, that whisky did not do IT,"
Tie seemed 10 know thar he was going to
die from the first, but met HIS sad tate
without u murmur He was conscious
within i've minutes of HIS death. and
ehed easy. Mr. Baker was
a young man Of twenty -four Years
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brother brakCmon. His parents reside
az Ottawa, kan, whore hU mot Mir
I Cover and they have been together for
several years, just before his death ne
said to give his mother his love, and
said TO Mr. Go,cv; slack, You had
better quit the road this is tho
second partner YOU have had
I klled.' He had been In Denison
only about month and was boarding
Nt Mrs. Cooks across the railroad, and
has been ailroadiug for nine or ten
/ years
! Ben llillman, clerk IN jacobs bazar, Is
stiil confined to his room from fail he
rec, wed several days ago.
Mask carnlyai at the rink THANKSGIVING
night; skate until 10, then dance until
one is tired.
fine steer Weighing $3.50 pounds
( shipped from Houston north passed
I through Denison last night.
The twoycar old child of Charles Tur-
ncr, who resides AT Sugar Bottom, in the
southern part of Dcnson, was buried
yesterday In the lakewood cemetery
/ Conductor Frank Brown, WHO has been
AZ the hospital for several months but
came home few days since
much improved, died ~ his
i'NlNtHNt ll NhEhI hhtlout SthNcINh1
evening, OF cancer OF thu stomach
An engine jumped the track at Whites
horo this morning, making the train from
Fort Worth IN hour late, having to 10
around by Bells II caused ruE GAZETTE
o nc late getting to its customers.
The supper and fair given by the ladies'
II the Episcopal church In Galaghcr's
hall promises To he something dine. Al.
jend--it IL on the 2Gth, Thanksgiving
night.
The marriage of Mr.. Robert Babb TO
Miss Eveluc Wright took place tonight
tt the Methodist church, Rev. J. A.
woorley officiating. After the ceremony,
the happy couple returned Go the home OF
the brides parents, whore reception
Mas rendered them.
very pleasant party took place at the
residence of MIR. J. L, Leepcr, on Grandy
street, last night, wnen a most enjoyable
evening was spent by all present.
General Manager Kerrlgau, Division
Superintendent Golden, General Super
intrndcnt Sihley, four directors OF the
texas Pacific, ex-Gov. Brown and
Bruckmeyer OF Missouri came in
I Yesterday from the north, IN their
special cars. Warder Cumming, general
superintendent of the Gould system for
rrIaS, and Joseph lIerrin were In wait
ny for them. The officials take u tour OF
the state. EN-GOy. Brockmcyer returned
home ON the north-bound train.
Frank Wheeler, who has been on the
Worth yesterday 10 rccuperAte.