Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16
nENISON.
s,.r, Of Lola Brown VINO
S,' y The Hereafter to
's cr.sh Her Sorrow
80, mother Accorded tho
s.siries' me Citizens--PaSinE
on-sad News

pc s Aug. i6.--Mr. Thomas
" LISTER dst,I Of the Missouri Pacific
rd.nrdas received a telegram
oSio. stating that his two
lou, d., mot moi expected to live, and
ms s,ck' 1t Is only q short time
ery Casey buried his little
W. he whole family down
nVH MI. Casey is having more
enl .. al al trouble. Mr.. Casey or
na y ,srrrE sent to him to get
news s,,, the Missouri Pacific train
D, Nth arrived at LILO a. m.
s0 shont two hundred people
q s,sd At the depot. AS soon as
\ l NAMED Mayor Hanna stepped
sDgp and assisted the sorrow
O O,Ser OF Lola Brown to alight
w. and escorted her to the un-
PUNISHMENT OF WEIGH Bros.
',rset, where the body OF her
i.v on looking at the corpse
5other became frantic with
y. ,Se vast crowd that followed
.'not there was not dry eye.
WIS were already IN the
"a some outside. To Mrs.
~.s extended the SYM
the people at large.
s.di,s took charge Of the remains
4. morning at 3 O'Clock, when
4, hurled ia lakewood cemetery,
''.sterday evening. There was a
~ attendance at the funeral.
4, rumors and rumors, some in
I'M some against Ben Brown. A
Z who talked with Mrs. M. A.
I AN said that Mrs. Brown veri-
Z hown's statements, and also
he had tried but could not
Il wayward child, and also said
. Brown had been a friend to her
mt her daughter home to her
hree times. The following comes
ANA; we give it for what it is
That Brown had procured the
Nv situation at the hotel there
M, that she had told the wife Of
srletor and some young ladies at
n that she was going TO marry
,wp, They told her that Brown
ssdy married. Uutil this time
ned that she believed Brown to
Ma man. She then showed all
rs 10 the ladies' and the proprle-
he hotel. Mr.. Brown has ex-
his determination to have the
natter thoroughly investigated,
that he can vindicate himself.
Iouston & Texas Central pay-car
n the city last night and distrlb-
,ut five thousand new silver dol
be coinage OF 1886, thereby max
Joys light-hearted.
,henoweth, first auditor United
'easury, has been In the city, the
Mayor Hanna.
GAZETTE man called on Mrs. M.
gn to-day, at the residence of
q in this city. Mrs. Brown says
N Brown did send her daughter
ice or three times, she ooes not
/ which. She and Mrs. Poff
'Ish the statement corrected
rs. Poff and her daughter
ny ever drove Lola Brown away
,ir house. They did not; on the
!, she was a welcome visitor, and
ny loved her as a sister and Mrs.
led her az a daughter. Mrs.
wishes to express her heartfelt
or the warm welcome she has re-
here from Mrs. Poff and Miss
I'd also the good people OF this
0 have done all in their power TO
o. burden lighter. Mrs. Brown
e knows very little OF the cor
ence between her daughter and
iwn, but from the tenor OF his
o her she believed him to be act
part OF brother to her daughter.
not know until very recently
lie was a married man
Try Poff read one letter, begin
0 not be discouraged little sister,
Tx cloud has a silver lining" anC
signed, your brother.
nan named Dony Hess committed
.o-day by taking morphine. Cause
with her lover last night. George
has been arrested and lodged II
wait investigation.
, II. Garrett, attorney at law, o
lille passed through to-day on hi
ne from the state convention.
e,egeneral superintendent stool
n the whole system Missouri Pa
way, is in the CITY.