Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-24
GAINESVILLE.
Territory Law Breakers En- Route to Fl.
Smith-Dr. Sugg Again Arrested.
An ArdmOre Shooting Scrape-A Doctor Seri-
Ously Injured-Summer Normal Opened
To Have ROusing Meeting.
Special to the Gazette.


GAINESVILLE, TEX. July 23.-Deputy
Marshal John Swain went to Fort Smith
this morning with Ed Colbert and John
Dunaway. Colbert is charged with
assault with intent to kill w. H. Bell,
near Berwyn, I. T.. some time last Oc-
toDer. Dunaway is alleged to have COM
mitted a deadly assault upon one Al
Murray at Washita station last Febru-
airy. The assault in both cases was
committed with a pistol. Mr., Swain
stated that his posse left Purcell a few
days ago for Fort Smith with fourteen
prisoners, among whom were the fol-
lowing: Dan Applegate, John Hocket
and - Evans, charged with larceny;
Sam Wilson, charged with being impli-
Gated with the billiard boys in the kill
ing Of Bill Brown on Mud Greek, I. T.,
last winter; John Stafford, charged
with introducing whisky into the Nation;
Bob Thomas, assault to murder; Boston
Williams, horse theft, and - Wyrick,
charged with murder.
Dr.. II. H. Sugg came back to Gaines
vile Sunday afternoon and yesterday
was arrested again on two complaints
made by J Y Littrell. The complaints
are as follows: Engaging in the prac-
tice of medicine without having first filed
for record with the clerk of the county
court, where the said Sugg resides, q GER
tifcate from some authorized board off
medical examiners, and also withqltf1
having filed with said clerk of same ooHTt
a diploma from some accredited medical
college. - DR.. Sugg was released in
each case, having filed bond in the sum
of 5000.
A shooting scrape is reported to have
happened at ArdmoTe few days ago be-
tween two gamblers named Rollins and
Jim Turnbow. The belligerents fell out
about a deck of cards and emptied their
revolvers at close range IN small room.
They then adjourned to the ward when
Rollins got behind a post and TurnbOw q
small house and the battle was renewed.
Both parties were deliberate and took
careful aim, but no one was hurt. By
ISLANDERS interfeTed when the warriors re-
tired to their respective quarters but
soon returned with Wlnchesters. pre-
pared to renew the bloodless strife, but
some deputy Inarshals happened along
about that time and disarmed both.
They were placed under arrest and
carried to Purcell, from whence they
will be taken to Muskogee.
Heck Thomas posse left Ardmore Sun
day night in wagons, bound for Fort
Smith. having in custody nine prisoners
recently arrested in the Choctaw Nation.
DR.. J. w. r. Clark, a practicing
physician OF WoOdbine, this county, met
with a serious and probably fatal acct
dent Sunday afternoon. He was on hia;
way to visit patient, when the horse ne.
was riding took fright and began st6s
with considerable force. He struck on
his head, bruising and MASKING one side
of his face feaTfully. He was carried
back home, and it was found that the
shock from the fall had injured both the
spine and the brain. When heard from
yesterday he was growing worse, and it
was feared that his injuries would prove
fatal
The summer normal began here yester-
day with q large attendance. The school
was organized with Professors Thomas F.
Hughes and J NJ. London in charge.
The ability of the men il charge and the
attendance promises to insure the finest
institute ever held in this city.
Mrs L. o. Robertson OF ATdmore who
was so seriously hurt in the accident at
Oklahoma City on July f is very much
improved and VIII soon be entirely well
The board of trustees OF the city public
schools met last night and elected Miss
Matte Jones of Tyler one of the teachers
for the coming year
Ardmore viii have a big barbecue next
Saturday and the Santa Fe has reduced
rates to one fare for the round trip.
Among the main features will be a thrill
ing war dance by a company Of Conan
che Indians.
Arrangements are about completed for
the big celebration in this city on Thurs
day, when the executive committee of
tine Gainesville and Alexandria railroad
meets here. Speeches viii be made By
Governor Hubbard and Hon. JAS. Doug
lass of Tyler, and prominent local ora
tors.
Mr.. Martin Erwin, n popular salesman
of this city, and Mrs. n. J Wright were
united in marriage At the Methodist
church, Rev. W. HSsA*mstrong offciat-
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