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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

Nothing ou earth will help q woman
moro 20 preserve her general health and
good complexion than daily scrub bnth
Get enough Turkish ioweling by the yard
9ou can act reinnants) TO make two paira
Of thumblcss mittens jnat large enough u
Slip over the thumb aud allow the hand 70
stretch Hat; also q large rough towel and
generous supply Of trpid water, hnd Of
conrsc soap, aud either another towel 10
stand on or piece Of oileloth four feet
lquAre.
Il Ia very important 10 have warm
room. 40 that the body may not be chilled
when you don your gafments After tar,
ing everything % stand on tho oilcipth ~
towel Ia front Of your basin. slip your nit
tens on and dip them Ia the wutur squeeze
the drips from The mitiena. s1ap wen and
rub The bodF Hll ovm, beginning 40 ika
neck and ending with the toes. Fake on
tho mit;cna. lay them down beside The lla
Ain. al the coil u the body will be 81 those
mitsahH Take your accnud pair OF mittena.
slip thcm on nud 70 over your body again.
rinsing tho mi,tens several times thus
Take the soap 81 the arm, then rinse th4
waist. etc, Bathing thus rasis and strength
ems q tired body
Il takes from eight 70 Ten MINUTES 10
wash from iop 70 toe and a. rinsa ihu Iali
irns in . second water ready for another
dRg. II d well 10 put them I'D tho MIR "a
gwotton and 10 have them boiled once !.
week 90 keep thou pleasant. -.Now York
Press
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

eDo 81 down said the wise mother Of
family 10 the new and ambitions young
bousenald. ~ d0not Ia the least approve
Of what might be- called laainess, or The
habit Of onllapsing into q chair every time
Quo turns around, but do believe In tAv
me- ones strength when Il Is just as easy
todoit
lyon are stnnding az the table 70 pare
YOUR po.ntocs. when you might Just as
well 81 down 20 do a. BY and by there
will be cleaning and brushing ana scrub
hing 70 DO, when you must stand. II thcre
n fruit 10 prepare, vegetables 70 get ready
or any d the many things where one may
re,usiu nuift while doing them, % j. much
better 10 IT, This gigia renewed energy
FOR the harder part of the work. and while
there Is 70 much about Homework that rs
necessarily tasihg, II seems 10 me very
VICE thing 10 do this ! do pot know why
economy Ia strength Is no just as imppr
tapt ~ economy ID anyfilngelse.
i.Ceriainiy the ability 70 make the best
Ct All Of our powers Is worth little study.
peonie who are wen and strong often eenm
To eai6y a ieclless exhibition Of theirphys
zeal nBilify. but with these time almost
ALWAYS comes whra the heavy Etrsln Of
waited energy bemns 20 tel On the coasli,
tuition, then Il = TOO late to prevent The
damage. H--Sow York Ledger.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

Saturday night Officer VIM. Rushing
was getting ready to come up for aaiy
when his big shipped nose brown morse re-,
broke away from him. before ne nay
bridled him, and he and another io'Se
broke out Of the lot and ran OH,
4 reward will be paid Tor tner r.
eoyery. The brown Is hYs years o
10 hands high, branded MI, wlln 10 bad
/ on the left shoulder ms w. b.iter
on u be ran on. He was bought OF
W. Holwan. Of springtown and may
have gone that way. i5 i5,,.d
irSa other was four year 9iu nina.u
80 ,i' sorrel with several old barb WIRE
icsr an Ills right frunt leg ana ilsht
hind leg. the latter at or ns9G no 'ne ,eIs
Fach horse weighs about llVo po"'us'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


MANSlpN'
Y. Werner. New York A. Wells and wife
oicAoIt Ri , MSEs9sn s'4 H. paaikner Tx.
rs. j. i. Gorthmn and wife, odepolt, Hiss
Ciorchnm, Odcholt; Mrs. u; a., SN1lli'a
Marshall; Mas. Black and WIG eNi dr,ttiiiiii
Starnes, Marshall; NJ. 4. Iempe1 leH1ip,e,
III. L. Payne, rcrllnc; John AfunlcA' ~, ~,
ne; W L. Townsend Iolvnnn' Jnll'H
IA. n n, Hogan, Lower, Ky; Il; w
lLiudel Mcatherford: IL; ". i,ihsi Nv. NV
III, si,riuas. col E.C Hudson, BohhumiM W
l.. Alexandria, Mefidia9, y; ,s.lo. II"
patrick, Marlin; John H. Terrell ~. l1,ulg'
1 - CELIA. New orleans, MA Ihmnhefr.
Chicago: Dalbcri a. scott, " PAW a,,!
s,,s tity. w. o. HunlltOn, Coniahchri {.
4, rplcy, Midlnndi J. a. Aston, GIanpl9iIs y
N, T. Weaherley, Grapevine Aft4uf ,ti9l
r5s L. s. A., Plitman, Ark; }, u. 'hl.'
~ iis,t ham, Miss barnes Iowa Park u. r.
iirnwlller and lady, y II. hroWh,g9, i iiNeggs,'
y q. TAunuonn, SweciMalefi 'nsN n|'s
win HASKELL Luke t Sales y Si'' pnd VIE
nd las o. Young, Monigputtff no
,ttss Roae Pearson Paris, IrA.i Mts, =.
T. Pearson Dallnss John Horton, AlidiS NIL
Z, o. Mn. Il. q. Wei. Dallas; 4, 4. Heed.
iiiii'1.,ds John " GU. llallaH' u u.
Msyn,'s ouiaey, nj. ". II. Potts Dallgs;
i. J. rides nn s, VIII pleer ii9le Tss.: D. q
~, =, 3i,ys,,r, I: ~. Todd. Rusion. ~.
rs hip ,te-ris Teyas. James Rurreion Mcri-
A NJ. siJ Jack Hicks. Iosion; George scrntce'
aeii. Valley Mia. L. g A Ill. n, al IA
itsu. Lou ~. Mars. AnvluA' W ~ -
Boren. Camden. Ark.
PIuKNICK.
var,en =. Lawson. Waco; 5, u Browni
St Louis q. y, ~ 'is ustinafnn Frre-
Hudson, new ho,As x ~, '13,l6, Z WESTON.
port ~ srv Verl n 4. DrBuys Ncw
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

New Orleans, La, Dec. 0.-Presi-
dent Charles Dickson. Of the Olympic
club. today received the following from
New York.
Slavin viii bCx Goddard for a
$40 600 purse and expenses. WIN sail
al once il necessary. Answer, naming
date. RiCRARD X. FOX.
The following answer was sent;
We accept: sail him Immediately.
send Goddard South 70 train; likewise
slavin. Date from the Isl 10 the Bird 81
March. Answer quick. Sgud wresilers
south. DICKSON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
1.-THE KID TONIGHT.

The last musical comedy, "Tho
Kid will be presented at Groanwalls
on ra house tonight. tomorrow mati-
nee and tomorrow night THE Kid
a musical comedy will be the attrnc-
ton. The name gives no idea Of the
character OF the play. II is a delight
ful entertainment furnished by clever
people. and our amusement lovers can
20 10 the opera house tonight with our
guarantee that they will be delighted.
There is fun galorein THE Kid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

There was large coneS one y, ~ Meth.
ives and friends gathered y W ~ ~ 100
odist church this aile irll,,5,,l and I'M
o'clock. to witness the os sl.,lna ' by Dr.
,,r rs ceremony T,er.or rl,, MT Nns
a. johnson Of Iehue ls.a,s,, su az Ills
& pss and Mr. Joe G. House After n tie
i rS,ar' there was 9 ;,Ica,oI ihe
, sl99 isther, cnpt 2. X -, slem es,., I.
/, Ai .l u. W. mir home In South Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
MARRIpp IN WACO.

Rev. DR.. Bwrleson az Waco kindly
sends this notice with the suggestion
that II may be ef interest in this city.
Married, by Rev. Or. Rufus c. Bur
Lesson. al Hotel Palmo, Waco, Tex.
Mr.. James w. Lynch 10 Mis- Mlndora
Ellis, Dec. 4. 1872. uf Fort Worth.
While the fact Of this marriage has
been published in The Gazette. this
notice is published Mt tho request q Dr.
Burleson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

Louis. a. NJ. Payne. COTTON Holt rputr. e.
~ Meek and wltc fcri Mortha X y. Mo1-
Icy. Dallas; ipnis y Gilbert inussilc,
r. w. Southland. Kansas City; Louis =,
- oriuah. Ausilh; ~ 4, kellingy ,iucln.
natl; gcarge n. Evans. thlcngui y. A.
TAYLOR. New Orleans. lohn Heath, Clleaco|
NJ u, Wihefapoou. New ogieAusg ~ W.
smith Bnstun. y. H. Jones, s.. Louis u.
4. Budkin Louisville; ]. Islree, Gan
Francisco: George, g. Harris, san fran-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
PERSONAL.

E. A. Jones Of Waco is at the Pick
wick.
Corr Lucy Of Austin Is at the Pick
wick hotel.
George Deihl Of Waco a we'll known
real estate dealer, Is In the city
Frank Capps Of Granbury, NOR.
chant Of th0tplace. Is in the city, the
guest Of his brothers, Win and Dr.
Caps.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

Yesterday mornits at loisu' r,a aipgrl
n.,ta WHO h In business ON iing Nv,
bus.' n m the pos.odiee, WIS dr' ME-
sagvs on Texas street Near n ,hc
u mott n gang OF bows were ulAsl,t s,i,bf-
NJ, will a small waso sa cnptipning
ened the horse and he ra NV ~ where lie
along e AZ bpg ~ and threw Mr. Duke +,
wreek CO. XII ,inc him on his head he =
3nI, e1t md buisei on the righ' h,Ig =.
s Sis ,a ss' g md head. and has bruises
aboiif his body.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

At 9;t0 last nigh, the shoo,in, r,.,o,.
drew attention 70 the East si1e wins WIS
speedily the light Of in. b9 Ssyno
visible. II was ten minutes nore ~ h''
fore an alarm was turned from hox II
~ n and ienth strets 1t was n horr;hi,
night TO go 10 a fire, cold. drizziine
ram, strong eagterly wnid and mn1
that made i almost impossible for tbe
horses to pull the apparatus through, IN
Inc ire was ut the house Of Rob.
ert ,DietiaVen, the waterworks engineer
on trinity street east Of Harding. The
house was occupied by a railroad enri.
neer who was himself away fren hoa,a
His family effects were desirovai "s
was the house. The loss il prob,his
5000 or 500. The roof Of the adioinins
house. belonging to Alexander Cento
was slightly damaged. 'V'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
MCA QrARTERs.

M neyiaHslv nnnn,,pcsJ 1,
ls he Y N q t,aa
4 TIE G15rtta ,,i,di,,., ,'s
baiiiirr 49,. pV l,'iig %
riS naa 'r ,,en,, st','u ulig
q lhe new ann,.ttna,,ts
a1 Main street 40 raaantian
,sisi at tbp t tnn 's ~ tbn
Ilib d spociops roori ftr.
u sipslondenre iobIa bnt
q liertofios etc amI sn"b
inlg IS am of ,s NV - S ,i,n
W ''
~ u ihe entrance AMI e.ou,.
y Si1th streci i nv NV, a,Bno
Va secretary n cos. rnn,n
~, and lieIinr ious,i
ID al omen rat, " eNe''iu'
Ne room an H. oos. 10
l7e readinr r ,e eS ,,.i,i,.l,
iliei Of anv in The stnts'
u.,gi NE United States,
IN, .i, y, The standard maya
u NJ , g,ller papers, religious
Ky on Tile.
w double parlors
me. these romns front
a,,,v'g ulh' The circu-
4 n i1s nus nearly Il thousand
NJ are being added TO
4 3 gailors are elegantly
!, I, ,,li.iinlil with n piano
4 \, ,S.., furniture.
y, -Oslh OF the parlor Is
Z NJ. f9om, furnished with
lelna, crokinolc, etc,
the room which is
aof The baths. The tubs
R,r1@loin lined. supplied
la wa water. The shower
\ M h. are the most approved.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

The Npwurth League convention which
closed its session nj st. Pauls church
last night, while not large in attendance,
WIS large in profits 10 Qu VINO pittici-
pated. Delegates were present from
most Of the chapters in the state and
fraternal delegates from several sucic-
ties of the sister church, Papers wrrV
read by the Delegates on topics relative
to EpWorth League work, all Of which
were creditable but the paper Of Miss
Wingrove Of Denison on the Iiuy Of
the Leagues to Regular Means Of
Grace was exceptionally good, ami
elected much praise The Bible read
ings Of DIR. Fisher were greatly apprevi-
Wed. The following state officers
were elected for the ensuing
yepr: President II, f. Graham; vice
president. Miss Wingroye Of Dcnlson;
secretary, Miss Rouse, and treasurer H.
u. Alling, San Antonio,
Delegates as follows were also chosen
TO the International Epwoth Tongue
convention to be held in Cleveland, o.,
next July:
Misses Lizzie Mes, Wingrove and Ru-
bush and Messrs, Geo. and Lee Mes, ..
r. Erickson, l.. ID. Alling, L. \. Foot,
Walter Hunt and Freemau.
Two places bid for the convention
next yeRr-Denison and DaAns. iiy q
lA"J'LAts 'NN' ~ $780, ifs''N '''' "
lgcted.
The exercises saturday night were
varied and interesting The music under
tile leadership OF MIR. George Mes, was
eyceptionaly good Addresses were de-
livered by Rev G. T. Erickson. DR. u.
c. Ridgcway and DIR. w. A. Spencer.
Miss Wnrroye's paper was also re-
read.
Yesterday afternoon occurred the real
treat of the convention.
Probably the most profitable service
to the lpagucrs was the ccousecratiun
services hold at ycsppr time. No one
could listen TO the stirring testimonies
Of these young men and women aud
hear their frrycnt prayers without being
profoundly impressed,
The first league was organized orly
three years ago, and now there are
over 5000 chapters, witt, 4 membership
of nearly Il Million scattered not only
all over this country, hut Ill over TIM
world. When we consider that this or
ganizution is only one Of the several
similar ones, nrgregating perhaps d.VOu,-
600 souls. Il seems safe 10 prophecy
marvellous things for the cause OF Chris
tiauity In tue near future.
We understand an effort Is being
made to organize a district convention
Of union leagues, and this city would do
well to secure their attendance, Gather
ings of this kind eau not fail of whole
some effect upon any city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

Waldens Texas Business college viii
begin its second session. New classes
will be organized IN all departments.
II YOU contemplate q business course Ia
shorthand, typewrlting or telegrphy,
call at tho college on write for cata-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
oTHE OLD HoMEsrEAD.o

Seats are now on sale at the box oilloa
for next "Wednesday aud Thursday and
Thursday matinee, when Denman
Thomps0n's great play will be seen for
the first time in Fort Worth. The play
is duplicating all through Texas the
wonderful popularity that Inns always
been extended TO IL all through the
northern and Eastern states.
That this story is made interesting,
touching and amusing, as it is, is due
TO the iaithiulness with which the
character Of Joshua Whitcomh is drawn
and presented. the truthfulness OF all
the minor character sketches, the
brightness of the dialogue, and the
many touches of nature which, while
they have nothing whatever to do with
the play, are at once recognized pleas
urably by the aud ience,' and the CON
slant care taken that no stage conyen-
tion shall be allowed to destroy, even
Tor "a moment, the illusion. II is simply
IN extended character sketch, supple
mented by worry vol drawn stage pic
lures of New England iarm life. But
the character skotched is in itself Sc
wholesome, so genuine, so unaifectedly
good. and the sketch has been ela0or
ated into so perfect and complete O
picture. that Il deserves all the praise
Il has received AZ all events, the play
seems TO reach tho sympathies oil every
one in the audience.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
YESTERDAY.
benton Prevented
aarYng'
4. 4 QUARTERS
I ..-An East Side Fire and
~ ,u,l At lacsnaIsrism.
,s.sisll AssosiA00H
o.a'f r'"''

if cr FRUSTRATED,
IS h BlAuh AVE. that the
\ Ts,M lle@.o,ahg success bod
y tiiA ul
(, 81 ss-ss',af M. city yesterday,
ltill IL iied ~ W. isnns md Front
tlQ vas. for a brief
D. ifls ,,,nsnt for the inter
u sie li'' snsctators: IN en-
ana u, rain. and the
ny ~ mo IN Fmt Whit,
~ ny a'Yr ~ his elopomcnt
nv eupahlun iy nor reintiyes.
clsa apeHaru
pl'r . fel ,sll',,s, comfy, lived
Al w 10 ~, ps'i'' ono Of whose
llii fd iole laughter named
- : ie.E Il age. Charles
~ IVA I'M, visitor in Fort
%, lgy'A III Forts house.
NV A1rlen ~ $500 10 love the
M vs. asi sa,n' y,,s returned.
III ~ lds w ~ Maternal
lllhi M N ssial s'ols sS,i5pJ thnv
iti the lovers ue, W ~ am.
h gortslln khut % M =, ann
'ssii 4. ioa place Nncfe ~ ~ ~ /"
&. " ut nierpose ms ui.luD''V .i',
M, q X de north-bouild NAY Ine
B 4 q 10 Denison TO hi'lrrE'
A1r" M marry there because
" nv yunty seat and license
Il w u attained. They then cross
II II II santa Fe and arrived in
X - yssprlay morning, stopping
~ - ~ i,noi hotel. where Mr.
.'l.a .l.,i Iar both. Charles y.
y Nv, ,s;te Denton Texas.
.,..l j =. ~" ''.i,-r,5 room RI. They
lIs 81 w W. M re,ired leaving n
) l, ~ ANY, ~ ~ ae.,,.r,ac,, ,s
y o 'd ., y M. ,ne - "a not %ct ,bo
aa Dc N""''" W sN'
~ ,u,;,.;,,r a+
nh, ,alh'lou9u MY H iiI.,.in ~" W
"A NV e'eiing vuu,'t ''i IL, ~
NIB .i'on county vi ~ ~ ~ i','
y NILE cry marshal marsha vi ~. llen'ol'
(. dance siulvS, ~ Fuo" ,,s
i'4ll .l VIhcer s, o,c', NV WIZ ,ho
n 1nsfauy slopl,'l a, ., we
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
Nor LOCATING IN TEXAS.

j. A. Giles writes The Gazette from
NIineola. TEX. thut Il be is the Mr..
Giles Of Memphis recently rcferrr 20
ns peing in Fort Worth prospecting for
nm oil mil location in Texas, he wants
II understood that the idea is erroneous
and that he has not spoken TO anyone
ON the subject Of locating any mill or
mills of any kind Mt any point III the
state OF Texas"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
A SUGGESTED REFORM.



The Texas law maker thnt forms
ail puts through the legislature a I'M
making abstraciers Of titles bonded of.
nlVers VIII be public bencfuetor.n said
iVnn hOwarl TO n Gazette Inlher
pnsher Yesterday Il speak from experi.
eAee and observation when | say that no
man should be allowed to issue abstracts
lot utle without first furnishing n good
bohq- If this was the case. we wonld
You see said John. "ths would
You see" said lohn. This would
place the abstract business IN the hands
ol conpetcnt and RESPONSIBLE men. and
the result would be that abslrartrrs
would look twice before issuing am ali
In many cases judgments and other
claims against land have been overlooked
hy ,he ahSracter. and this will continue
70 pr Inc case until We have bonded
abstrcters. An abstract Of title should
mean something. Il does IN other states,
and why not In Tcyasy
The average farmer and business man
are nut competent 10 pass ON abstracts
when they see thpm. They have 10 de-
pend on the abstracter and if they en-
plny 4 lawyer TO pass ON the abstract.
ne oil course, passes Judgment ON what
there is before him only. and If the alb
suacter has failed TO transfer from the
records all claims etc., against aud por-
tanning TO tho land, the buyer thereof,
mas, IN many cases, no recourse.
There Is not an observing man In
Texas but what think. will agree with
me In saying that Ind nbstracters been
under bond, much trouble and expense
would have been saved. We cam nll see
the importance OF this from day TO day
in most any county in the state.
Excuses, IFS etc. don't help man
and his family much when they lind
their title is not clear, and little pre-
vcntion is worth whole lot OF cure
when IL comes to land titles.
"Sellers Of land az well rs buyers.
are Interested IN this. Where ONE de-
fective title IS transferred It seriously
Affects the sale OF other lands that hive
good titles, hence We nro all Interested
in the work Of the ahstractcr, and II we
can have him, like the county cerk anu
county treasurer. under good bond,
we will all he benefited.
81 can call to mind any number Of In.
stances when abstracts have been is.
sued thai would not have been ltill the
title was perfected had the ahstrnctcrs
been bonded officers. Knowing this ic
he the ease, would like to have Tile
Gazette call the attention OF our law
/ makers to this Important natter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

A Tetaad,n. Mich. H,urtsmani who
ni,;rss,si NJ the srafrra mating ~ fy'l
ha hai provided ior he clii'teHe' ilouiai
fbaf Az sioisun would liHcildnaie BE-.
t,rese fha ncsis and the pellets, and
biazod awsg. llls Shooting resulted Do
In death Vi 0ns s9arrgN ana three
chickens
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
ATTEMPTED NcENDIAnlsM

Last night about The time the alarm
was turned in for the East side iir two
ladies' at the house of JEFF McNally at
Florence and Belknap streets, heard two
men go back to an old stable in The
rear OF Tue residence and say that was
good place to start q fre. nt
once gave M alarm and the FIRE that had
been started was extinguished by neigh
pors' ohcers Landgrcye was near The
boN When some one went to turn in an
atnrh ana Went at once TO the place
of coal oil and an unquesiionable attennt
AT mcendinrism.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

A Black River Fails dispatch 90 The
I,iftsbnrs onicle-Ie,egiaph eays.
There was peculiarly here recently
IN the funeral line Three diifcfent
families mel AZ the Lutheran church NJ
The same Lour, each with dead relative,
and none Of the families reintcd, ono
sermon was preached FOR them nl' and
tlen the procession was formed with
tho henrsfs. moumers aud friends fol-
lowing Unfortunately. II y the first
experience u The cliy Of union funeral
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

The auerf that h0frE n Square iiole a0ui
ai.ts III : SCREW nnecf IN q ggrnff irls.
fin rarserl u which nre rhaFrmri ifnln
within. nnd ng uie anger advances ems
the round hole square.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

al, Dement, TINT has been
AZ aNan since Friday was
~ n sPular young society
as lie Fencibles. Is the
i,i6. TAR bride About
~ M the residence of
49,. g, johnson. Jerc
isis Annie Reilly w,r..
liit aplnson. While his
loi. n snrprised. thoy win
.si 'e air. Leblanc.
N ia tinum were cousins
NJ. y, v OPPOSITION on tic part
lf ~ ,-al lei the interesied
ter natter n their own
were married as
seen at nis apart
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

Uvalde. Tex, Dec. Special. IA
careless Mexican dropped Q lighted
cigarette III the barn Of b. y. Hollings-
worth. whose ranch Is twelve mites
southwest Of this place The barn
with contents, feed, wagon ana implc-
mehts burned. Loss 5000. No snsur-
auce,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

p'lH,. n''l 49, .',,,,,.,'
piiseu W Wy '.' ,'5 ~, ,ot No "A
niu ~ ~, " w ~ =, i,siis,t that
IuslVelS ei,aai,9len - ~ ~ ~ MON Il
Women w, ~ Y. ol ~, '.''
u iGn y 'l ~ thsy CIV MAJ, ,b.,r AVN
province. and not fhen composing "i1n
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

Capthin Eugene Farre, 81 the schooner
saint Peter. captured an immrnse Hea
lbuil-hai nsh on SATURDAY, at Bay 81
sI.nnis. Mississippi He estimates ile
weight 90 the fish % about 'NH pounds
lie clnims that &c measured srfe1 feet
ln length wish tail seven feet long,
The width Of the mouth. Do further nays,
was two feet. and between ihe eyes
seven feet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

the marriage. N "ui'''ea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

The ualis ~ llir ga ''haicau ar, 10
iha hafbof OF Alnrsciirg nadf ksprn hg
sirxduder Dumas ID ls -t4nfo lIlsia.
arc covered with monographs " tlait1fA
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-03-04

DALLAS. Ten, Feb Rudolph
Gunner member OF company D. Third
regiment United States cavalry. son
OF Gen. r. Gunner of tnis city. writes
to his mother rs follows from Alice,
Tex, under date Of the sd instant :
We are constantly on horseback. We
arrived AT san Diego Saturday even
ing and left Immediately for Paleto
lS5!anco. a ranch owned by Garza's
father-in. Law. where we arrived after
midnight. At Is o'clock in the morn
ing We discovered footprints near
Palelo Blauco and followed them
through thick chaparral. We were
compelled to dismount aud walk over
twenty miles between chaparrals. At
O'clockin the afternoon We reached Gar
zas camp. Capt George f. Chase
commander Of troop d. Third regi-
ment United States cavalry. was
ahead and as soon as he discovered
the camp he saw Cara and
TWO OF his followers leave the camp.
He tred al them twice and he believes
that he wounded Cara himself be
cause we found mis- pistol which was
identified as a fine ivory-haudle sill
ver-plated weapon with an engraving
OF the Mexican arms being "a present
from a rich jew. We also found his
saber masterpiece Of engraving in
silver: but most interesting was his
diary containing mis- biography writ
ten in English by himself and several
very valuable documents which viii
lead 10 the discovery. no doubt of
other Mexican rancheros who have
aided and protected him