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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

Rev. n B. Read was preaching in the
Methodist Episcopal church R. F.
Kennedy. an eccentric ScoIchman, ap-
peared at the door and ordered the
minister to stop that fuss, as it was
disturbing himself and family, who
lived near by His manner was very
abrupt and he spoke like one having
authority. After delivering his mes
sage he slammed the door to in an ugly
way aid departed. What made the
scene n ore sensational was that Ken
nedy was IN his night clothes and had
only an overcoat thrown over his per-
son. The minister. with marked
presence OF mind. passed the
matter by unnoticed and wound up
his discourse in the usual style. but
the PEG Die were highly indignant that
such a .hing should happen in Mid
land and promptly had Mr. Kennedy
arrested for disturbing religious
worship. Kennedy has employed able
attorneys and an interesting legal fight
Is exported.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26
Charged with Fnresrr.

WICHITA FALLS, Tex. June IL
Late Saturday evening a young man
giving the name of Wilbur presented
a check for $50 on bank at Guthrie. O..
T., to the cashier Of the City National
bank who paid it but becoming ST.
picious, telegraphed the Guthrie bank
and in just 40 minutes received an
answer that the check was forgery.
Sheriff Moon was at once notified and
soon found his man at the depot. but
when he saw the sheriff he ran across
the yard and eElwled under some box
cars in trying TO escape, but the
Sheriff soon overlook him and placed
him in Jail, He had on his person an
other check on the City National bank
for SO, with the name OF citizen Of
this town signed TO it. He Is quite Il
neat genlemanly looking Young man
and says that this is his first attempt
at crooked work.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

New YORK. June IA wedding of
more than ordinary interest was cele-
brated AT the Church OF the Ascension
Tenth street and Fifth avenue, at neon
yesterday The bride was Miss Anne
Goodal the well known authoress.
who is government inspector of Indian
schools in North and South Dakota.
and the bridegroom was Dr.. Charles
Alexander Eastman, an Indian of the
Sioux tribe. DR.. Eastman is the gov
eSRHest fs77-Si1iq1 az pi!.&-I22---ll.sG=
agency He was educated at Be,o.t
college Mich, and at Dartmouth col
lege, from which he was graduated
with honors being class orator in the
class Of 1887 He afterward studied
medicine in Boston and he was this
year appointed physician at Pine
R5due
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26
C.o-dhlsoded NInrdsr.

PALo I'INTo. Tex. June 1S.-Mr
Clark Twichell, constable OF the Sales
Vile precinct. in the northeastern
portion of this county came in Satur-
day nign. having under arrest W. NJ
Dow. charged with the killing of a
Mr. Perkins on Saturday evening the
18th instnt. Full particulars cannot
be obtained and reports are conflicting.
From the best information obtained it
appears that bad blood existed between
the parties. Dow went 10 Hammond :
and borrowed "a shotgun stating that
he wanted 10 shoot BIRDS. shortly
thereafte. Two shots were heard in
rapid succession Perkins was killed
and his s)n, d lal il years OF age re
cejved a severe wound in the back
Dow was placed m Jail to await the
action Of the grant jury.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

BoNHAL Tex. June Prisoner
John Taylor. who, owing to a severe
case Of fever. was removed to Il room
on the third floor in the courthouse.
late Thursday during the absence OF
his nurse secrcted himself in the dis
trict courtroom. When notified, the
officers made a careful search all over
the town. not thinking that he might
be in the court house. a servant from
the jail was sent 10 the room occ1p.e1
10y the prisoner TO see if he had left
his shoes While there the servant
heard a peculiar noise in the court
room. and on entering it discovered
the sick man sccre.ei behind several
benches. He AZ once placed the man
in the proper room and notified the
officers that lie had captured the e.
capped prisoner.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

New ORLEANS. La. June 1S.-Mc-
ChristoL convicted OF bribing Tales
man Juror NlcCabe, came up for
sentence before Judge Baker yesterday
morning. The motion in arrest Of
Judgment on the grounds that the
verdict was moi based on the evidence
adduced was overruled and McChristol
was sentenced to the full extent one
year Of hard la5o- in the penitentiary.
Bills of exception 10 the ruling of the
court were filed. Last night in section
\. Judge Marr's division OF the crimi-
nal court the jury in the ease of
Thomas McChristol and John Cooney.
charged with attempting to bride
Frank j. Gormley, VINO had been sum
moned as a tales juror in the Hennessy
case. returned a verdict of guilty as
charged The jury had been delibera-
ting since $3.50 "Wednesday night.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

VEHNCN. Tex. June 1S.-Saturday
morning the stage mack coming from
Quanah. loaded with passengers, in
an attempt TO cross the railroad track
at the stock pens, was struck by the
work train and the horses killed in
stantly. Strange 10 say, the occupants
of the hack escaped without Il scratch
and outside OF the hack pole there was
no danger done to the hack. The
train struck the horses squarely.
knocking one distance OF thirty feet
and dragging the other Il distance OF
100 feet under the wheels. severing
the head, making piecemeal Of the
body and crushing 1t into an unrecog-
nizable Tlass of bones and flesh. The
eaboose ran OF the track for distance
of FORTY Elrds--- The .brAkemnn- sns-
tanned Injuries which are thought to
be very SERIOUS.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

BH-ToN, Tex, June Owing to
the fact that some insurance companies
which claim TO be masonic have in
vaded the state, Geo. ". Tyler. grand
master Of the masons OF Texts. has
deemed it necessary to issue a circular
letter to the craft in reference to such
matters. As others besides the craft
might he induced to insure unGec the
impression that such institutions were
receiving the Endorsements of the ma-
sons, it may be OF interest to the public
to state that the masons of Texas are
not indorseing any business. religious
or political enterprises. At tie meet
ing OF the grand lodge in 1856 the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted; Resolved ,. The use ofthe
word masonic" for business purposes.
or TO further private enterprise, is
hereby forbidden So without in any
way claiming to pass on the solvency
of any of the companies using
the word masonic the grand master
wishes to impress upon the public and
the craft that the masons OF Texas are
in no wise indorstng or in any way
becoming responsible for them.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26
Kansas G.ain Drop.

TOPEKA. Kan. June lS.-The Kan
sas Farmer to-day will print reports
from every county in the state. which
show that the wheat crop viii be
above the average. The harvest is
in full blast in the southern
counties and the grain is perfect. The
wheat is exceptionally good. Only FIVE
counties report wheat poos. Oats,
fax barley and millet were sown late
and the acreage reduced. The crop is
now assured. Fourteen counties re-
port corn as poor. The crop is late.
weedy and poor stand in many com
ties. The fruit crop of all kinds is
promising.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

Fort SMITH, Ark, June l9.-Henry
Oliver of Excelsior. in this county,
about q years old. is a victim OF by
drophobia. Seven years ago he was
bitten by mad dog, but until now the
bite has caused him no trouble. He Is
in a depiorable condition. His reason
has left BIN. He banks and whines
ike dog and at times raves like a
mailman. 1t IS believed he cannot re
cover. The unfortunate young man
was but recently married.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

FoIa WORTH Tex June 10
Como Pr.I at Riverside furnished
small ed sensation t. the 1000 peo-
pie eo.ected there Yesterday TO see
Nina Mcv.n do TIC parachute act in
balloon ascension. The balloon was
10 asce1d ~ $50 o'clock and the aero
maui was on hand ready for the trip to
the clolds. The guy ropes were cut
and the balloon and woman started up.
Twenty-Five feet from the ground the
rope holding tho bar on which the
woman was seated broke and she fell
10 the Garth like rock injuring her
arm au' back. The rope had been cut
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

FAEFI .Lp, Tex, June I7.-AboJt
midnight a colorei woman shot her
self with pistol. from the effects Of
which size died IN a few hours. In
he dying, statement she relates that
she ana visitor OF the other sex We're
handling his pistol when she acct
dcntally dropped it on the foo-, caus-
ing it to fire and sAoot her through
tae body. She stoutly refused to give
The name OF the unknown party. He.
sister was in the same room with her
but claims - have been asleep and
knew nothing Of the matter until she
was awakened b. the cries of the
wounded woman and The othe. party
and the PISTOL had disappe
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

NocoNl Tex. July l9.-The high
waters in Red river continue TO fail.
The over flow has done thousands OF
dollars damage TO the growing crop.
i few lives were lost Capt Gram
near Spar ISL Fort. lost in addition TO
his crop bout 100 acres OF fine bottom
land, by its caving in the river. \ dwell
ing house was fo1nd in abe bottoms
near the river that had lodged against
tree. 1t had two beds live chairs
and gent emau's and lady clothing
hung up by tho wall Eyc.ything hao
the appearance OF no. having been
wet. 1t is not known yet where the
house came from.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

IIILLsBoEo. Tex. June LIEN
Larry. who resides about fourteen miles
northeast OF Hillsboro came in mt p.
IN. and before Justice K. 2. Hodge
swore OF warrant charging Thomas
HINES will an assault with intent to
murder James Thompson boz about
Il years )i age. From Mr.. Lazy it l.
learned thar young Thompson was cut
by Hines in a difficulty yesterday
morning. The knife entered just be
low the left shoulder blade cItting to
the hollow and penetrating the left
lung. From Mr.. Lazy it IS learned
tina, the l'hysician in Attendance upon
Thompson states that the chances are
against h IS rec1vcrj.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

ARLINGTON. Tex. June 19.-W. y.
Finley. a prosperous and well-to-do
farmer residing abou. eight miles
south Of this city committed suicide
yesterday morning. The cause o. the
rash AL is supposed TO have been i'll
health. About one month since Mr..
Finley was married to a Miss Holloway.
Yesterday morning he fired OF the old
loads in his gun ald then reloaded it
and going to his bride kissed her and
told he- that he was going ont to Kill
some rabbits When he had reached
the rear Of his house a gun sho. was
heard His wife found him shot in the
heart. He tried TO speak TO nor but
could not d. so.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

SULPT UR SPRINGS, lex. June 10
Yesterday evening as Jailcr Wood
went ii TO feed the prisoners Phil
Lewis. sentenced to the penitcntialy
for ten years. and Simon Acog, con
victed OF false swearing became un-
ruly and said they would
kill any one who came in
their re ch Sheriff Sherman. to-
Gejher with a few citizens. came to the
jailer's assistance. Sheriff sherman
proceeded to enter, when the
prisoners assumed defiant air
ana with "A large slug of iron
We're preparing TO strike. when Sheriff
Sherman fred his pistol, knocking
the iron out of one of the unruly
prisoners hands. surprising them so
that they moved back and threw up
their hands. They We're secured and
chained o the floor of the Jail.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

A wHoLssoME decision has been
made by New York judge that when
clerks or other salaried persons are
required to serve on juries they cannot
be docl1ed for time lost to their en-
ployers. il they continue work during
times not on iury duty. In one case
an employer threatened to discharge
an employe who was called away on
jury duty. The Judge gave him o
talking to for his lack Of public spirit,
and reminded him that service on juries
was the duty OF citizenship which no
good citizen would attempt to escape.
The employeg never objected there
after.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

BUTTE CITY, Mont. June 10
August Belmont an agent OF the Roth
sohilds, has been instructed to close l
deal by which the latter will, in sep
TENDER next take possession of the
great Anaconda copper mines. The
pri>e to be paid is stated at $25, 600 =
600 The purchase of the Rothschilds
is said TO be for a FOREIGN syndicate.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

KANSAS CITY. No. juno 1.-The
successful grating OF skin sufficient to
patch up two legs was completed here
yesterday. \ year ago \. G. Fulkcr-
son Of the Silver Towel company, step
ped by mistake into a pot of boiling
grease. The flesh of both legs from
the knees down was cooked away The
only method OF repairing the damage
was by grating Of skin from other
human beings upon the in
iured members. One hundred
and sixty-fiye Odd Fellows
and Knights OF Pythias, of which or-
g5.l,,.,a- .nns- E,ulllerson was a member
eatNdted portions Of NOR anatomy
to be used in patching up Fulkerson.
The gratis were about 100 in number
and in the majority Of cases We're sue
cessfu. Fulkerson was out yesterday
enjoying the use Of both legs.
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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

DENVER. Col. June lG.-The Colo
RADIO conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, in session at Grace
church. did two very important things
yesterday morning. First it vot,l to
admit women as lay delegates to the
convention. and second, it dropped
f-om membership in the church the
somewhat notorious eX-evangclist the
Rev. Sam Small Mr. Sma!rs con-
nection with the Methodist university
at Ogjed Utah. as its president and
shortage in his accounts are the causes
upon which the conference acted.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

PLAINviEw. Tex. June &c. W.
Harley, who lately moved 10 Briscoc
county from Stepn nyille Tex. was
drowned Friday evening in Il basin Of
lake water aooat twenty-five miles
northeast of this place. The road was
overhoweil and while driving through
the water his team became unmanage-
able and was drowned. He has q
brother teaching school at Tisho-
mlnsn, I. T.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

PrTTsBURG. Pa. June pa pccul-
lar disease has broken out among the
Hung1rians in the coke regions.
greatly resembling the terrible black
Lee malady which some years ago in
tested Europe. There are twenty
patients now in the Westmoreland
home and twenty cases in the region.
Their limbs present a loathesome ap-
Pearance and the disease Is spreading.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26
BOLD CRIMINALS.
Parker Couaty Prisoners Attempt tc
Imprisol the JaiIcr

NEAHERFoRD. Tex. June Ia
Yesterday morning when Jailer Var
ner too, the prisoners their breakfast
the no orious Doe Wlloughby male
a dcspc ate effort to escape. Before
Mr.. Nrner went into the cages he
took Oh his pistol and left it on the
outside Wuloughby Was in the cell
with two others and concealed himself
When Warner pushed their breakfast
in through the grating Willoughby
and Glover caught HIM and pushed
him into the cage He pulled them
in after him and his little son. who
was outside pushed the door shut and
locked Them in. Assistance came and
they were locked in their cells. Tues
day Doc Willougby, the no.ei horse
thief pleaded guilty TO one charge
and the jury gave him seven years in
the penitentiary. There are eleven
capiases against aim from other coun-
ties.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

PARIS Tex. June l5.-0n March
IS last Edward Hickey Il brakeman
in The sersice Of the Texas and Pacific,
was killed here. He was one of a
yard crew sent here from Honey
Grove 10 assist in clearing up the
yards ana while coupling cars caught
his foot in a frog was run over and
died soon after. HIS Mother Mrs.
Johanna Hic6ey. OF Panh H.. filed
ut yesterday against the road asking
Tor $40 COZ damages for the death Of
her son. who was her only support.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

New YORK June lS.-There was
scene Of excitement at Yonkers yester-
day morning when all the prisoners
at police headquarters were found IN
conscious. The gas had escaped dur
ing the night from broken pipe and
had overcome the prisoners. who were
quickly removed to the open mir by Il
number of citizens, who rushed in to
aid the roundsmen. Oae Of them re
covered and managed to escape during
the excitement. The others We're
taken to the Getty house. At least
three of them were killed
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WYNNEwoOD. |. T., June ID
Deputy Marshal John 5. Walner cap
tW-d Jas. Clampet at East ST. Louis
yesterday. Clampet IS charged with
the murder OF man named Goss near
this city last summer and has elJ>led
the officers ever since. Marshal Wal
ner has exhibited his ability in tracing
his man through many states and at
last located and captured his man.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

LITTLE Rock, Ark. June 20.-Rev.
Thomas Martin and Rev. James Imboo
got into a dispute Thursday near In
gram. Martin accused Imboo of cir
culating stories defdmatory Of his char
acter. From words the men resOrted
TO blows and fought viciously- But
for the timely Interference Of bystand-
crs the result must have been serious.
Rev Martin was badly hurt.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

CHICAGO. H.. June ia till was
filed in the circnit court yesterday by
Amos C. Babcock to compel John T.
Earwell, Chas B. Furwel, John T.
Chumezero, Abncr Taylor nd the
firm of John n Farwell 4 Co. TO de-
liver to him 1900 shares OF stock Of
the Capitol Freebooter Land Invest
ment company limited. aG5 Tor an ac-
counting. This suit is one OF IA serious
character brought by Babcock against
the same parties and grows out Of
building the Texas state c;.pitol by
Farwell Bros. q Taylor, who received
in payment 5000 600 acres OF state
land. Babcock alleges that the de
PENDANTS decline to deliver to him his
equal share in the capital stock of the
company and that they have managed
its affairs. The stock is held, it is
alleged as security for money adj
vanced in the building Of the state
house
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} Picaic Party is Caugh. in It Storm
and Life Is Los..

and Life IS Los..
ST. Louis, No. June 17.-During q
severe storm which came up between
d and o'clock yesterday, some TWEEN
ty-five picnickers were huddlel to-
gether in an Clubhouse in Forest plI'll,
near the police station. for protection
IRON the rain. which came down in
torrents. They had scarcely 20: in
side when there was sharp flash Of
lightning, a sullen roar. aud then a
quick. rcverberating Vcll OF thunder,
and then cries FOR help issuing from
the building in which the people had
congregated. \ policeman hurried to
the scene. Nearly all of the occupants
Nle o1thouse were more or less in
iured, one being killed and three very
seriously Injured. Following Is tho
list OF casualties: Miss Sadie Ne
Arthur aged y years dead; Mig.
Lizzie Golden badiy injured; Mss
Kate Beldcr, burned ana otherwise
seriously hurt; Miss Laura Beaclare
seriously injured. All the injured
wore taken home and melical assist
ance summoned. None Of them are
fatally hurt.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

WITHIN the past year or two it has
been discovered that Mercury and
Venus, the only planets OF our system
which are nearer to the sun than the
earth IS, behave in manner analo-
gous TO that Of the moon, so far as
their rotation IS concerned. They al
ways keep the same side toward the
sun, just as The moon always keeps
one face toward the earth. 1t IS not
improbable that these planets may
have been brought inuo their peculiar
-conditiea by the effects Of tidal fric-
dou. although the problem presents
great dificulties.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26
THERE is another machine the world

THERE is another machine the world
would like to sec at the fair Curiosity
about it IS old. Yet it has never
waned. Capital has been invested in
it. It has never waxed. Whatevo7
novelty Mr. Edison may have for the
fair, there is one that would exceed II
-Keely's motor. It would make no
difference whether it notes or not
The world wants to see what it is that
converts tho slieptical. lures Eo-cy
from skinhints and promises pcscanl-
ally to make motion perpetual yet
never makes motion. A company
ought 70 be formed to put Keoy and
his whateveiitmnybe into s fair teat
He and # woald be one OF the great
est attractions On the grounds,
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

IT is now more than twenty-five
years since the old underground rail
way which so long connected this coun-
try with Canada, went out OF use.
Now there is another underground
railroad. but the trains run into the
United States loaded and return emp
ty. 1t brings us paupers. criminals.
the lame, bah and blind FROM every
portion Of Europe and occasionally
drops a few Chiaamen at some way
station to vary the monotouy. This rem
ders practically useless the rigid in
spection insisted OF upoa the coast
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

THE farmer who has the good iudg-
ment to know what most needs to be
done each day and the capacity to SC
arrange and order his work that he
can do eserything at just the right
time, has qualities which viii 90 far
towards helping hin achieve success
There can be no doubt that many
farmers fail not only to profit but also
Of finding pleasure and comfort in their
work, because they have not cultivated
their judgment. and are most Of the
time working al a disadvantage