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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14

The New Birmingham iron and improve
ment company of Texas; capital stock,
81, 500 900; first board Of directors Thomas
GOree. W Frank Knox. Allan Arthur. ".
W. PUgh and Edward Frazer, all of New
Birmingham.
AIRY, scientific and horticultural institute
and experimental station capital IS OO0
Dallas Amateur Athletic club, capital
stock $4,000.
Superior barbed wire company Of Illinois,
capital, Sl00, 900.
United States savings. loan and building
association OF Minnesota. capital SO 00O. 900
The comptroller registered of Waco city
improvement, sewer aud funding bonds,
so GEO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
Farewell to England.

LoSroN, July IL After luncheon. the
emperor babe farewell 10 Lord Salisbury
and to the latter'S guests, declaring that he
was highly pleased with his visit, and left
Hatfield house for Windsor Ca tie in
order to bid adieu to the queen.
On his arrival, the emperor was met
by an escort, who conducted him to
the castle. The queen met him al the en-
trance to her private apartments. Her
majesty warmly embraced her distin-
guIshed grandson, who remained an hour in
conversation with her At the ex-
PHI alton of that time the emperor took
leave of her majesty. The parting seemed
- show that the most cordial sentiments
animated both. After lea wing the emperor
returned to London. The empress TO-DAY
started for Felixstowe. where her
chiIuren are staying. The emperor es-
corted by 4 detachment of Life Guards
accompanied her to TIE station and babe
her an affectiOnate farewell. The emperor
dineu at the house of Lord Dudley with a
select number OF ariStucratS. The emperor
started for Scotland tonight Count Won
Hatsfeldt, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of
Conlaught and the Duke of Cambridge
bad him farewell at the station. The Duke
of COnnaught entered the saloon of the i'm
perial carriage where he remained in con-
yerSation for few minutes. There was
prolonged cheering as the train departed.
The emperor dffably waved his hand in
farewell instead of recognizing the demon
stration accorded him with his uSal military
Gal1l-p
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
Chica go Races.

CHICAGO, Ill, July 13.-The record was
broken at Washington park to-day, Van
Buren,, carrying seventy-five pounds, run
ming mile and seventy yards in Las,
breaking long standing record of ASK.
First race, five-eightEs of a mile, Minnie
Lee first. Lord Clifton second, Blaze Duke
third. Time l :0l
Second race, mile and 100 yards. Louisa
NJ. won. Barney second, John DAILY third
Time, :46l4.
Third race. mile and seventy yards,
Racine won. Hindoo Lass second, Lizzie 5.
third. Time 49,.
Fourth race, one mile Banchief won,
Rainier second, The Kaiser third. Time,
49,.
Fifth race, one and one-sixteenth miles,
Fox won, kehama second. Ed Hopper third.
Time, 1:4175.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards
Van Buren, won, Lela May second. Pat Con-
ley third. Time, las.
Seventh race, one and one-sixteenth
miles, Alopa won, Nero second, Acclaim
third. Time, As.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14

Runs, 10; hits, IL; errors, 1. Batteries
Grllber and Doyle, Henmipg and Day.
Umpire-Hurst
CINCINNATI. ONO, July 15.-Cincinnati-
Runs, 0; hits, 3; errors, 0. Boston-Runs,
6; hits, 5; errors, o. Observation-Disclosures
and Keenan,. Nichols and Camel Umpire
McQuade.
PrTTsBURG, Pa, July lS.-Pitts owg-
Runs, =; hits, :: errors. s. Philadelphia
Runs, {: hits, Il errors. 5. Batteries
King and Mack, Gleason anu Clements
Umpire-Lynch.
CHICAGO, Ill. July i..-Ch. cagO-Runs,
3; hits, 4; errors, / New Hork-Runs. :;
hits, II: errors, o. Batreries-H utchIr son
and kitt1idge. Rusie and b .ckley. I'm
pirc-Battn
ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July l3.-AtletlcS
Runs, II; hits, 10; errors, 2 Louisville
Runs, ); hits. S: errors. ;. BattelleS-An-
derson and Nnlligan, fitzgerald and Ca
hill Cmpire-Davis.
BALTIMORE. MD. July 13. -BalulnOre-
Runs, ,; hits, 4; errors, . Columbus
Runs, D; hits, s: errors, 3 EatterleS-Mc-
Mahan and Robinson, knen and D"wse.
Cmpire-ioneS.
WASHINGTON. July 10 - Washington
Runs, >: hits. T. errors, >. ST. Louis
Runs, ii: hits. IL; errors, /. Batteries
Foreman and McGuile. Griffith and Cook.
Umpire-kerins
BosroN, Mass, Ju-y 13.-Boston Run,
6; hits, 8: errors. 0. Cincinna ti-Runs. !;
hits, 4; errors. }. Batteries-Ifaddocll and
Murphy, Morris and Kelly. Umpire Fur
guSCn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
SURPLUS SCHOOL FUND.
LOAN TO lRRlGATlNG CANAL
OR DITCH COMPANIES.
The Money Could Not be Used Ill Any
Enterprise Where it Would he of
More BENEFIT to The state AZ
Large.


Edit IT Gaze tie
| have waited anXlously for some one, in
response TO Governor Gibbs invitation, 20
suggeSt some pan for the iuvl stmen. of the
surplus school funo in some enterprise or
development where not alone the public
would be benefited, but safety and security
would be beyond pIradVenture. And |
might add that | have been As much dis
appointed in the fac that no on 10 ny
kno Wedge las Vet Sug geStCd the
loan OF this money To irr eating
canal or ditch companies o, gained
for the development of our great
outlying western district. known as the dry
section of Texas |, does occur ~ me that
a pl;n could be devised to loan this money
TO individuals or companies for irriEa.Iug
purposes with safety. and that no other one
enterprise or development could be of more
benefit 10 the State of Texas. For instance
j wO Id suggest hat t he loaned On long
time al a low rate OF inSerest, say L. or
gained companies - per cent on their
paid-up cap al al ) ur & pea cent per annum
payable Sem-annually. with u mort gage
covering the Who'll plant No, one ever
heard Of an irrigating ditcL COMPANY :
bonds or stock being under par.
But only mike tbs sugges ion without
going in 0 details. tru ting it will draw out
something Il ON ADLER and more experienced
minds. The amount of money loaned to
any one company or Individual should have
a fixed limit. o. the amount to 90 into any
one county or section as 10 distribute
the money Is equally as possible to the
advantages of ;he pubic, and 70 the proper
development OF all sections OF our state,
where irrigation may be advar tageous OF
beneticiclal. There is Scarlely Il section but
would be greatly benefited by irriga-
ton. Now Professor STEELE is doing more
for the ia. mers of Tc Tas, in calling their
attention TO the great possibilities of irri-
cation and demonstrating the marvellous re
suits in the agricultural department of
TIE GAZETTE than al the agricultural
papers in the state. If can only enlist his
services i'll assisting me in formulating
plan, / am GER ain we will not only gain the
favor and gratitude of the farmer. b. win
the pl'ze offered by Governor Gibbs
~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
DIED IN AWFUL AGONY.
Special 10 the Gazette.


SAN ANTONIO, Ten. July albert
Campbell, the negro man dog bitten SIX
months ago and two uayS since attacked by
hydrophobia. died at noon to-daE in agony.
He was just conscious enough 10 feel the
rarkiug Of every nerve and vein ana bone
The pillow. deDted from one end to the
other by the ceaseless imprint oI his head
was soaked with the spumc thai few from
his lips, ana his wrists. where they had
strained against the ropes. blcd q little
while after death. Two physicians we're In
attendance and say there is no doubt
of the character of the disease. Campbell
who WAS a very powerful yolng fellow,
was bitten by Il savage dog six months ago.
The animal showed no signs of madness
The wound, which was just under The left
eye, was treated and healed perfectly and
left upon the negro's skin the usual dark
Cicatrice. Just before dissolution the scar
became highly inhamed, and showed Il
bright red Just before the dissolution the
patient swallowed little water. the first
in forty eight hours. He had never since
the time he was bitten had any fear of
hydrophObia, in fact, being ignorant, knew
little of the existence Of such a disease so
thaJ Lis ailment cannot possibly be ascribed
to imagination, or any agent save active
canine virus.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
COMMISSION WORK.
Express Companies Doing Busi-
ness in the State
FILE THEIR TARIFF SHEETS.
Synopses of Complaints MADE. ano Decisions
Rendered Yesterday
Companies and Institutions Chartered
waco City Improvement BONDS Regis
tered-Troops Arriving \ sui
eide and a Death.
Express Their Opinion.
Special TO the Gazette


AU-rIN. Ten. July 13-Thls being tn
Gay fixed for hearing by the railroad CON
mission of the express companies doing
business in he state. The Pacific a. the
NeilS-F'argo express companies pU' IN .'i
d"pedrauvc in the persons e James y nyu
ana y. Chri-if>ou. Respectively 1.-~-t
gen.''mcu fled their tariff Streets ana cI--
cusseu he question OF express r3;"~ .T
general aud those IT Texas ia particular,
al considerable l-nGyh. They eNpr, 81
;hems, YES -. greatly pleased win 'h, SuIa-
mission. though II wou.u accomplish L
great good. AMI S;,vr VIVA, Information
they could freely about tl,'i" business.
The commission vii. take no .,ctIn'. VITA
reference - express Uartr,> uu'i Il ~hg +
have disposed of rLe frcIg 'r-'',,tt' J.lc.,-jo
The in innate relations between the TWO 4t.-
Qulrc that the latter be settled FIRST.
The Texas express company. Co.uc BUS
ness On tho Houston hast ami vs. Tex.
railway. Sent lis tariff sheets D.j- NO repre-
sentative
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
TELEGRAPHiC sREViTIES.

At Csrmi, H.. several stores were burned
last night. Loss $4,000, insurance 5000
At Pesth, yesterday in a duel between
Deputies Gayary and Poloniie, with sabers,
Poloniie was seriously wounded.
The headless and limbless body of an IN
known man was found in the Platte river
yesterday ten miles below Denver
At Trenton. H., yesterday barn and
block of fine buildings Were destroyed by
fire. Loss SIS, 900, insurance 5000.
At Chilada, Pa, yesterday, the shoddy
mill of Walworth e. Co. was destroyed by
fire. Loss, So, 600; insurance, SIS, ZOO.
Grand Master Workman Powderly has
declined the appointment by Governor Pat
tison on the Worlds fair commission.
Fire destroyed the pit, shed and machin-
cry of the West Stanley colliery company
near Durham. England. The loss is 1900
eco
The Democratic editors Of Kansas in a
meeting have decided to prepare an address
to the people of Kansas and warn the Dem
ocrats against the Farmers Alliance
The nomination Of William Forsyth as a
member Of the Worlds fair national anu-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
r pde in the Park.

LONDON, July 13.-The Emperor of Ger
many this morning rode through the most
interesting parts of Hatfield park, Lor,,
Salisbury having ISSUED orders to the effec'
that every part of the park was 10 be
thrown open in order To enable the emperor
Il roam in any direction he wished UpoI
his return to Hatfield house he lunCIed in
the marble hall AL the ambassadors and
n nisters were present It i reported tha :
the emperor has invited the Prince and
Princess of Wales to visit Germany in full
state during the coming aut mn, and that
they have accepted, with the consent Of
Q leen Victoria
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
THREE TICKETS.
ALLIANCE LEADER WlLLETT SAYS
THAT'S THE NUMBER.
Democratic, Republican and Peoples Pres
dental Nominees, but the Demo-
crat VIII he Elected.
Willett's Opinion.


AEBEvILLE, s. c., Juiy l5.-Nafiolal \ -
lance leader j. y. Wille-t said to Ga
zETTE correspondent to-day: There vii
certainly be three candidates for the prCSi-
dency. put up ~ tie Den OcraJic- Repubh-
can and Peoples parties. The new party
will gain its greatest accessiOns OF strength
from The states hitherto being with uniail-
ing regularity Iul' the Republicans. No one
of the three candidates viii receive ma
iority of the woes Of the electoral college,
though the Democratic nominee will prOba-
bly, receive the highest vote The election
will be thrown into the house OF representa-
tiyes, and Cleveland, OF whoever is the
nominee of the Democratic party, viii ne
elected president. as the Democrats have ii
large majority N the house
Willett says. however, that neither he
nor the Alliance IS i'll favor of a third party.
The farmers want certain thrgs and Il csc
they will endeavor to obtain through regu-
lar channels from enc or he other of the
existing parties. When asked who wi. be
the nominee of the third party for the Tres
idency Willett replied that he knew not.
and then significantly added that President
Polk had more frieuts in The Alliance han
any other man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
EXPLOSION ON A LAUNCH.
The Captain of the Ethel Found ClingiDg
to Buoy-A Pleasure
Party Lost.

NEW YORK, June 13.-Capt White OF
Eory, hoe kaway, who commanded the naph-
ina launch Ethel, was found clinging TO a
ouoy some distance out from Coney Island
oy party on board the steam launch Agnes
Dean. After considerable trouble and dam
ger, a boat from the Agnes Dean reached
White and rescued him. He was terribly
blistered by the cuts and badly bruised.
He stated that the Ethel had been char
tered by wealthy diamond merchant of
Brooklyn for days fishing. Some way
out from Long Branch the launch exploded,
and Capt; White swan to the buoy. He
thinks al on board persisted. The party
will search for the Ethel today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
SUDDEN DEATH.
A Collin County Farmer Suddenly Expires.
A Remarkable Surgical Operation.
ON Trial for Murder.
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special 10 the GaZette,
MCKINNEI. COLLIN COUNTY, TEX. July
13.-IameS Patterson. farmer residing in
Southeast Collin, walked into the City no.
tel from the train, registered, and remark
ing that he felt warm, dropped dead in his
tracks He never moved or made sign.
1t was sudden stoppage without Strug-
gle His death is attributed 10 heart fail
ure.
Bonham and Mckinney physicians per-
formed Il remarkable surgical operation on
W. r Powell at his residence this morning,
removing IA stones from his gall bladder.
Powell is an ardent eX-Confederate. and
rallied from the shock. His many friends
sincerely hope that his splendid vitality
will pull him through.
Israel Boren. a man of eighty years. is on
trial in the district court for murder, COM
mitted some months since.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
DRAGGED TO DEATH.
A Five-Year-O Old Boy Dragged to Death R1
Runaway Horse. The Rope
Caught About His Neck.

ARCHER CITY, ARCHER COUNTY, Tex,
July ia sad accident happened TO TIA
-year-old boy of William Justice yester.
day. r. VI. Graham. the child's grandpa
had ocen up TO town, and getting back tired,
he turned the horse ovet
to MS little grandson as he had doua
many times before. After waiting soma
time for the child to get back from wher<
he had gone to carry him 20 water ht
looked out and saw the horse at d brealo
neck speed dragging the boy. When founi
the rope had got tangled around the boyf
neck, and he was mangled and torn beyoz
recognition. His grandpa is nearly WI
with grief.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
Human Flesh Barbecued.


DrN,A\. GRAY~oN COUNTY. TEX. July
a. Mrs lohu haley, the lady who was so
ritS olsred by lighting 4 gasoline stove
sunday morning : still alive. bur il suffer
g.. Intensely au0 y IS thought cannot possibly
survive her u,'rieS- Her breast Is burned
81 badly that Il Is feared her lungs are
Affected. The flesh on her back and
shoulders Is literally barbecued and is
sept tightly hauGaCcd 10 prevent is drop
,.l.sr of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
schooner HeId-orphans Hungry

CITY OF MEXICO, July 13.-The district
Judge of the state of Vera Cruz. VINO was
seat to TeXpan 10 investigate the case of the
schooner William Karen, has decided 10
hold the schooner in spite of the protest Of
the United States consul on the ground that
the vessc. was carrying contraband goods.
On the LIST of July the inmates o. the or
pnan asylum here were without food the
whole da,' because the treasurer delayed
payments for want of funds
One az Mt of the Mutual life insurance
company of New York has been arrested
fOl rOhhing the rOmpanN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
DEATH CLAIMED THEM.
ONE MORE VICTIM OF THE ASPEN
DISASTER GONE.
Four Others at the Point of Death, and
None of Those Who We're Injured
1t is Thought, Can Survive.

ASPEN, Col, July l3-Frank Ellis. the
eighth victim of the Midland disaster at
Aspen junction. died at ~ this morning
Leonard and wife cannot i've. and Thomas
and Mary O'Donnel are Low considered at
III" point of death. Miss ODolnell has
not particle Of skin on her hips O'Don-
nell's prime pal injuries are from inhIling
Scaldmg steam, ne not being so badly
burned about the face as tie others Il is
also now reported that none oftl injured
can survive the shock to their nervous
systems being too grcat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14

Sheriff Richardson was called upon idSf
night IL II 20 or in orrlatiou regarding the
above. and stated that the warrant WIS
swor.- ont while he v - absent from the
lily. ard he knew none o. the
particulars. I. Q. Root was i'll b ,SinesS
in tbs city three wears ago, but left the cit.
and there is 10 one " business in Ills Cit
now f tha' ranH. so far As The GAZETrE
could learn last night.
Deputy Sheriff William Rea viii leave FOR
Galveston tn morning 70 bring pIvidsoL
TO this city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
TREACHEROUS TRAPEZE,
One of the Famous Hanlon Brothers, w
liam, Falls Thirty Feet and is Killed.
The Trapeze Broke.

LIONS, Iowa. July 13.-This afternoon
during FOrepaugh's circus performance,
William Hanlon, one OF the famous Hanlou
brothers, was by the breaking of a trapeza
bar, thrown thirty feet to the ground and
instantly killed, his neck beng broken.
Hanlon was thirty-one years ola. English,
and leaves a wife sick in New York. Han
Ion once before fell sixty feet in the Acad-
envy of Music, New York. escaping almost
miraculously. He has performed in all tho
principal cities of England.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
ALady Thrown From a Wagon,

SHERMAN, GRAYsoN COUNTY, TEX. july
l3.-Quite painful accident occurred in this
city this evening. Mrs Sarah Hickman Of
Pilot Point was thrown from the back of :,
wagon upon her head, sustaining painful
injuries which cannot be known in extent
at This hour
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14

PARIS, July 13.-Whi.e President Garnet
was opening new av nue. to-day, a mat
man rushed toward his carriage and fired
pistol at hin. The man was arrested. The
President was not hurt.
Examination soon disclosed the ia t that
h. was inadman, and that he had lust oeeh
released from d lunafc asylum.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
SPORTING.
Baseball at Denison.

Spe cial 10 the Gazette
DESIsoN, GRAYsoS COUNTY. TEX, July
Il. The Gate City bail club of this city de-
feated the Lehigh club here, yesterday, by
score of - to ). The game was witnessed
by 1000 people, quite Il number of whom
cane down from Lehigh as admirers aud
hackers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14

feet at the top. The average current of the
river IS five miles per hour The Panuco
river has depth of twenty-five feet for
distance Of about eighty miles into the town
OF Tamos. 1t is calculated by engineers
that vessels of the largest draught NAV
enter IN the fall. When completed. Tampico
VIII be the only safe deep harbor on the
Mexican Atlantic coast. The work has
been heavily subsidized by the Diaz GOV
ernmenr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
Sisred With Kansas CITY

g. B. Kittle. formerly with the Fort
Worth baseball team and who mas been
prominent player in the Texas league, was
IN tie city yesterday en- route for Kansas
City. He has signed to pitch for Kansas
CITY during the remainder of the season,
and eft for that point at $50 last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14

mission for California was rejected yestcr-
day 10y the board Of reference and contro,
In lonely ravine fow miles from Fair
Play. Col two men We're killed and robbed
SATURDAY after desperate struggle Their
names are Antey Peterson ana y. o. An
derSon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
Twenty Suits Brought.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 49,. Attorneys
Reed and Petit to-day brought twenty
suits in the United States circuit court for
Robert NJ. Yardley, receiver of the Key
stone national bank, against makers of
notes which have gone TO protest and against
inGorsers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
Children Bitten by Mad-Doc.

Spor Al 70 The gazette
Piano. COLLIN COUNTY. TEX. July ID
). !. Lewis two little boys. while visiting
their grandmother al Richardson YESTERDAY
were bitten By nad-dog. Mr.. Lewis has
gone TO obtain The use of Il maidstone
Three other children We're bitten also.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
There is a Great Shortage in
the Wheat Crop There.
DUB FARMERS WILL GET GOLD
Far 81 ne Wheat They Can Export 10 France
and 0trer European Countries.
= Fierce Preliminary Contest Going on for
the ~PcIkership "fthe House What
Prominent Democrat Has
10 say.


VTs-mErToN. July I3.-TreasUr"r Ne
b kerr resumed lis duties 1T the treasury
C-usl.tUcut this morning after Il short
v.-.r'H .utim.a. He says he mas not re
sr1ad AND IA, no intention Of so doing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
FOR ENLIGHTENMENT.
Arthur Davidson Arrested on serious
Charge ut Galveston

Special TO the Gazette
GALVESTON. Ten, July lS-Oua warrant
from the sheriff of T~rrant county, Arthur
Davidson. alas Frank Parker. Vas arrested
this evening ana jailed Davidson i
young Irishmau and is can
vasser. He was IN the employ of
f. o. Root Of Fort Worth, and while SCI
luz goods for Root, he pawnGd the stock en-
trusted TO him and with The proceeds
skipped out and came 10 Galveston. Tie
charge against him Is embezzIemeut ex-
ceeding $50. The sheriff of Tarrant county
has been notified OF he arrest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
A Fatal Fall From a Wagon.

Special to the Gazette.
SEGUIS, GUADALUPE COUNTY, TEX, July
13.-The nine-year-old son Of Mr.. Tom
Riese fell out of a wagon yesterday aad
WAS instantly killed. His father is par
ttoulariy well-krown and weu-liked citiz en-,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
Baseball,

CLEVELAND, OsIo, July 13-Cleveland-
Runs, :; hits, 13; errors, 6 Brooklyn
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-01-28
PERSONAL

ANOTHER infant phenomenon IN the
musical way is Master Frank Harris
Pool, of Paris, Missouri, who, at the
age of six years, is said to be an accom-
plished harpist, repeating on his harp
any tune that he hears whIstled, sung,
or played on any instrument, bis small
fingers bringing forth q strong true
md full tone.
The following is table of the vari-
,us prices paid by the different people
INTO whose hands the ''Angelus" has
,ome:-Sold by the painter to NJ: Fey
ieau for f72; who sold it to NJ. Blanc
of Monaco) for fl20; who passed it on
10 Mr.. Stevens, who sold 1t to M. Van
Praet for $500; whence, after passing
through several hands. it was bought
by NJ. Wilson for ELS, 200; at whose
sale NJ. Secretan bought it for E6, 400;
1t whose sale the American Art Assocla-
lion bid S22, 900; whilst NJ. Proust for
:he French government bid f22, l2u;
Chamber refused the money The pic
.ure went to America, and has now
been sold to NJ. Chauchard for E3O, OOO.