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D-WANTED-SnleSm on salary or COM
II mission to handle the New Patent
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thoroughly III two seconds; no abrasion of
sales amounted 10 $40 in six days: another
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eral agent in each state and territory. For
terms and full particulars address The Mon-
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A GENTS for Bankers Mutual Aid ASS II.
II easiest Ian i: state TO work. D. 7. Nc
Naug hton. SeC'y, Germania BanS Bldg. ST. Paul
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FOR SALE.

ID change. three barber chair stands, mir
ror stands for furniture or any valuable 81
West Tenth ST
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RIRD CAGE-For sale, one large SQUARE
- bird cage, nearly new, cheap. So East
Seventh. Neitmann
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CAPITAL LOAN COMPANY-Money to
- loan on furniture, jewelry, watches,
pianos, horses and carriages, ETC., etc partial
payment received. Capital Loan Company,
No. l. Schultz Block, corner Seventh and
Jackson.
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RICYCLE-For sale, high grade lady'i
- safety, cheap. A. l.. Hannah, 303 Jack,
SON.
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RENEN CLIENT and relief societies will
- find Burton's. "a East Seventh ST., the
best place to buy second hand clothing
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PERSONALS.

IA -
RE YOU IN TROUBLE? If so, con.
N suit Madame Ina Walker, life reader,
who gives resume of past present. and future;
Is dies, so cents gentlemen. 81; correspond.
ence promptly answered. Pariors, No. Go
Wabasha.
NlADAME TEiTsWORTH : Reliable
1fl Business Test Medium; also Palmist;
twenty years experience. AIS Minne-
sofa st.
MADAME BURNETT'S new massage
1SI parlors give Turkish, med:cated, sea
salt, plain bath, fifst-class massage and alco-
hol treatment by professional operators. 90
West Seventh ST., second floor; hours a.
m. to 10 p. m.
81 RS. KATE HoSKINs, psychometrio
1fl reader and trance medium, 225I2 West
Seventh st. !
M RS. NJ. A. TUSSEY. 223 East Eighth st.
1fi Magnetic and massage treatment for
nervous diseases, paralytic and rheumatism;
also Turkish baths: hours, 9 a. m. to D. IN
AIRS. WILLIAM, CLAIRvOYANT
w and magnetist; will go TO your homes.
242 Cedar UP stairs:
MISCELLANEOUS.
MADAM GRISWOLD'S CORSET
WI Agercy-Ladies, call: flowers preserved.
Mrs. " ordworth. 81 Eighth st. south, M1nne-
apolis.
DRIvATE HOSPITAL. SCHOOL OF
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A A LOANS on furniture, pianos.
A.hs horses, diamonds, watches and
sealskin sacQues; lowest rates. Minnesota
Mortgage Loan Company, Rooms Is, IA. First
National Bank Building, corner Fourth and
jackson sts
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RANk STOCKS specially; bonds, COM
- mercial paper. mortgages. securities
bought and sold Geo. w. jerks Investment
Banker, Mimi. Loan IL Trust Bldg, MpIs.
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Dor SALE-A choice line of goods for
man selling house furnishings through
country towns. Address 2 a. Globe.
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FINANCIAL.

p NJ. NEWPORT & SON, INVEST
IL ment Bankers. loan money OIL i'm
rroved property in st. Paul and Minneap-
Oils st res cent ION or before" Offices.
New Pioneer Press Building st. Paul. and
Reeve Building Minneapolis
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EOR SALE-Medium size fire ana burglar.
l. proof safe. Address G o. Globe.
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RORROW MONEY at Room 4, 3u3 Jack.
~ son St. corner Third, on furniture,
pianos, diamonds, watches. sealskin sacques.
or goods in storage; low rates and privacy;
honorable treatment; private room for ladies.
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HOARD OFFERED.

ROARD-Good board and room. with bath,
- at lowest rates, at 245 West Seventh ST.,
near Seven Corners.
ROARD-Nicely furnished rooms. with
II board; house modern; use of parlor and
piano 56 TiltOn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29

James w. Swaype was notified by
wire OF his unanimous nomination ut
Granbury for senator from the 30th
District, and viii in few days prepare
a letter OF acceptance which will APP
pear in THE GAZETTE.
The Clark Democrats will hold u
meeting at s o'clock tonight at the
corner Of Fifteenth and Jones streets.
Captain Paddock, T. F. West and G.
=. Meade will make speeches and there
will be music by the band
Marion Martin, candidate for lieuten-
ant-governor on the Third party ticket,
was In the city last night, bound home
ward after a trip to Brownwood. He is
confident of Nugent's election, but
said without reservation that Clark
was gaining in strength remarkably
lately and especially in the region he
had been in.
A rate Of 81 for the round trip has
been made from Fort Worth to Dallas
ON the occasion of the big Hogg barbe-
cue next Saturday. A large delegn-
tion Of admirers OF the governor will
attend the opening Of his campaign,
and one of them says it viii be the
largest political meeting ever held in
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.


AUSTIN, TEX. Sept. 2s.-Tspecial. +
Ex-Sheriif III. NJ Hornsby, who was
shot In fight with two Maxicans lust
Saturday night, when he attempted to
stopa row in which they were engaged,
at a dance on his farm, died this alter
noon He was sheriff Of Travis county
for four years from 1884 TO 1888, and was
universally liked.
The Mexican who fired the fatal shot
is in jail here.
Inc state university opened Its term
for 1892 and 1893 this morning. Nearly
two hundred students matriculatod to-
day. the largest first days matricula-
ton since the university was founded
II is confidently expected there will be
In the neighborhood OF five hundred
students this year, an increase of 10 per
cent over last year. The faculty has
been increased In numbers and strength
ened since the last term
Waller S. Baker, the leader of the
Hogg forces in Texas, is here. presuma-
bly, looking after the Hogg fences in
this neck of the woods.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
ETCHED AND SKETCHED
IN THE CITY.

Tom Slater was fined yesterday 500
for the luxury OF abusing his wife.
There will be meeting OF the Fifth
ward Clark club at Tucker fire hall, at
8 o'clock tonight.
Red Cross Lodge No. IA, Knights Of
Pythias will hold its regular meeting
tonight, when there will be work Ia all
ranks. A full attendance is promised.
The bids for the construction of the
basement Of the federal building in this
city are now being canvassed and con.
sidered In the office Of the supervising
architect at Washington, D. @.
1t Is very well to remember that II
you do not register you cannot vote.
The registration begins on Monday next
ut S a, m, and every citizen Of Fort
Worth who expects to cast ballot at
the next election should promptly at
tend to the duty OF registration.
The ladies Of the Cumberland Pres
byterian church will give u reception
TO their pastor and his family at the
church on Friday September 30, from
9 TO 10 p, M; to which all the members
and friends are cordially invited.
Owing 10 the tracklaying and repair
ing that Is being done on tho Main
street line the North Side street rail
way company will be unable for u day
OF two 10 run It's cars as regularly as
usual The company requests the citi-
IONS to bear with the matter few
days,
Two days ago j. II. Wynne and Jim
Ogl Shy were taken TO Henrietta to be
tried Tor horse theft. Marshal Jim
Maddox was one Of the witnesses. lie
returned yesterday, and says the two
men We're convicted and got Ave each
in the pen. He also says sheriff Rich
ardson was fined by Judge Miller, OF
tho Thirtioth district, 500 for failure
topromptly execute u bench warrant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29

were being paid 81. 20 per day and de
manded $3.50 which the company
refused TO give. Other hands were Sc
cured 10 fill fheir places
PAns-Crops in this section are IN
fine condition.
LbANo-A great deal Of corn and
wheat is being marketed here.
CIsco-The mayor has issued proc
lamation ordering citizens 10 clean up
their premises.
LAREDO Tho Mexican National
railroad authorities are In receipt oil
kilograms from several of their roads
patrons at different points on the line
TO hurry up shipments Of corn, as there
Is actual destitution fos the necessaries
OF life at great many places depending
on the Laredo route for supplies. Over
I 200 cars are en- route.
The postofiice at Mosely in Red
River country has been discontinued.
Ell PAso-O officer Lutterloh received
dispatch yesterday morning from NJ.
Cohen, husband OK the woman who
NRas killed day before yesterday by j..
NJ. Hart, that he was coming to Ell
Paso and for him. Lutterloh, to take
care OF the baby and his wife's effects.
Nothing was said about the disposition
OF the body Of the woman.
ATHENs-Senntor Mills will address
the people here on October 6.-Bill Arp
will do likewise the same nighttime.
Mills in ante-bellum times practiced in
the Henderson county courts and has
many friends and admirers here.
CROcKFTT-Eya Leach. OF
South Carolina, is conducting reli-
gious meeting here, and is creating n
great deal Of attention and doing much
good.
WHITNEY-Cotton is coming in at
the rate OF 10 bales per day.-The
Clark faction OF this precinct has
organized club Of SO members.
Hogg faction has issued call for or
ganizatlon. Blake and Albert Jamison
OF this place, were arpested in Bosque
county for cattle theft.-Judgc w. j.
Ewing of Cleburne, candidate for dis
trict Judge Of this district, has been
quoted by tho Dallas News as running
on the Third party ticket. He wishes
IL understood that he is running on the
Democratic ticket.-Great quantities
OF corn and oats have been shipped
from here this season.
Ell PAso-The Mexican government
will establish quarantine OF inspec-
tion against passengers crossing the
northern frontier. The rules and regu-
lations have bcen decided upon and as
soon as the secretary OF the interior
thinks proper IL will go into effect.
BY its arrangements all passengers will
be detained twenty-four hours in tran
sit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
TEXAS NEWS NOTES.

BrvINs-Boll worms are damaging
cotton very badly ia some sections OF
this country.
BoNHAM--rtev. DR.. A. B. Miller, for
the past eight years pastor at Little
Rock, Ark, has become pastor Of the
First Baptist church in this city.
DECATUR Tho seventh annual meet
ing Of tho Northwest Texas teachers
association viii be held at this place on
October 8.
DUnLiN--pwo years ago there was
but one negro in Dublin, to-day there
is sevonty-hve. 1900 bales OF
cotton have been marketed here up to
date. New settlers are arriving here
every day.
WAXAHAcHIE- Citizons OF this place
arc working up a county fair project
CHiLpREss-- Work on the new court
house ~ this plnce has been suspended
until tho arrival Of more building stone
and lime.
CALDwRLiE-A number Of negroes
who were employed by the Water
Works company in laying tho mains
str,snk for higher wages. They
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
THAT cLEYEINNp nEr1ER

Esteemed contemporaries which have
gone to tho trouble Of labored effort to
discredit telegram received by THE
GAZETTE, relative to a letter from Mr..
Cleveland to Mr.. w. II. Murray, could
have better applied their encr-
GIGS. The dispatch came from Collins
vile, and by mistake it was dated
Gainesville. THE GAZETTE is leaving
to othors the work Of manufacturing
news for the campaign. Every cores
pondeut has instructions from 1t to send
well-yerified news and nothing but the
news.
our Collinsville correspondent said
that he saw the Cleveland letter, and
on the strength Of that statement from
it, trusted representative, THE GA
zErrE viii youch for tho existence Of
such letter The question Of the real
application Of It's contents TO the pres
emit state campaign is another matter,
In Justice 10 Mr. Cleveland, Mr.. Muir
ray can hardly do less, under the cir
cumstancas, than to make the letter
public, unless he is willing to certify
that 1t has no bearing upon the Texas
gubernatorial contest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29

Prot Whitehead & Bros dancing
school opens September 90 at HufIman's
hall. Their stay will be for one term
OF twenty-four lessons only, and would
urge those who wish thorough course
In artistic society dancing to not delay.
Ladies' and children Tuesday and
Thursday at and Saturday at Up. m.
Gents Monday, Wednesday and Friday
At p m. Private lessons any hour.
Call at ball OTTO IL a. m, get terms
and register, see certificates and cree
dentials and receive list Of new dan
ces, See Prof Whitehead II you wish
to rent Huflmanis hall for balls, etc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
DIDN'T GO.
A Political Combination That
Failed to Work.
couLDN1sATlSFY BOTH SIDES
Mr.. Drake and the POpuIlsls Have Severed
Their Broiherly Connec ion Golngs-
On 1.-THE Great Political
cenler-Politos.
A BUSTED TRADE
somehow or Somewhere n Fatal Hitch
Occurred.

NOAntnON OF snhfhhtNN n
Occurred.
Trades and rumors OF trades that
affected certain official positions on the
Third party ticket and one or two con-
gressional nominees have been very
current in Fort Worth for days or
even weeks past.
The special trade that most interests
the people of Fort Worth and the
Eighth congressional district was the
one that vas to take G.. @. Drake of
the Peoples party ticket for comp
troller, place Evan Jones in his stead
anS give Mr.. Drake the Peoples party
endorsement for congress-the idea be-
ing the combined forces Of the hepub-
licans and the Peoples party would
surely defeat Bell, the Democratic
nominee.
There were some side trades or Incl
dental negotiations TO this main one,
not material now, for it can be asserted
on the authority of Manager Bentley OF
the Peoples party campaign committee
that Evan Jones is in the congressional
race TO stay to the end and II Mr.. Drake
makes his campaign it is simply solely
and entirely Is the Republican nominee
without any assistance from the Third
party people,
Another nibne than that of Mr.. Jones
is considered for the vacancy caused by
the resignation OF Mr.. Drake and just
as soon as the gentleman sends his
acceptance tdthe subcommittee of the
Peoples party having this matter
In charge, the name will be given to
the public.
Anyway it Is sure that all trades or
combinations affecting the congress
sional race in this district are of SO far
as the Third party is concerned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29

two acres Of ground. To load them,
twelve beeyes, ten calves, fifteen sheep
and 1000 loaves OF bread were used.
AT 1880 parade started for the lair
grounds and its head reached the sta
tion. OF the Cincinnati express, which
arrived, bearing A. +. Stevenson. The
parade started up and Stevenson was
driven between the lines TO a recep-
ton.
This was probably the most enthus-
iastic greeting Stevenson received in
Indiana.
At the hotel Stevenson was met by
other speakers, among them, Congress-
man Warner, Of New York; Lawrence
New, Senator Turpie. Congressman
Bynum and Congressman Cooper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
BARBECUE DAY.
The Day Which Only Comes Once Every -Four
Years at shebNille, Ind, Celebrated in
Grand sble--.eenefaI Steven on There.

SHELBYvnLE, Ind, Sept. es.-Once
every four years Shelbyyille has bar
becue under the auspices Of the dirac-
tory OF Central and Eastern In
diana,
To-eay was barbecue day and for a
week Democrats have been busy pre-
pairing for the event
During the forenoon trains bearing
hundreds Of people from INDIANAPOLIS
arrived and every squad repaired, dui-
Ing the afternoon, TO tho lair grounds
throe-quartars OF a mile from town.
IL was visited by those who desired to
Wow The preparations for lie bur.
hceAe. Arupd these bio airthen
ovens hundreds crowded TO 500
the last batch OF beef roasted. Over
70 the north OF tho ovens were Tables.
a'xty in aumber. These taHlo. covered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
PERSONAL.

DIR. II. A. Field OF Mobeetie Is visit
ing his brother, DR.. Fold, of this city
H. G. Clark, a prominent livestock
man OF Dallas, was in the city yester-
day.
Jot ]. Smyth OF Ttasxa, came in yes
terday evening and registered at the
Mansion,
Il. j. Powell goes west this morning
10 speak in the snterest OF the Clark
Democracy at Cisco.
r. a. Nelson, q cattleman of Vine
yard, Jack county, was talking stock
and politics to his friends in the city
yesterday.
Messrs. Dunn and Mcfarland, repre-
seniatlvos of the Campbell commission
company Of Chicago and Kansas City,
are in the city
Mr.. G. l.. Lyman, salesman for T. L.
Burnett, has not been able to attend Ia
business for the past few days, owing
to an attack OF rheumatism.
Col. L. l.. Moore, popular livestocl,
man OF this city. who has returned from
trip TO the StalSed Plains, reports the
grass crop finer than for years,
Arthur Springer, OF the law firm OF
Robinson & Springer, left last evening.
with his overcoat on his arm, for Iowa.
where he will stay until about the mid.
die Of October.
9. II. Silliman, OF the Land Mortgagt
bank Of Texas, with his wife returned
yesterday from the Pacific coast. They
have been making a two-month's visit
toall points OF interest in the far West
John $, Andrews came in yesterday
from a trip through Haskell, Jones and
/ Thockmorton counties, where he has
been purchasing feeding cattle. He
reports good grass and everything
/ lovely.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
SLASHING.
The Council Cutting Expenses
Right and Left.
INFRINGEMENT THE ORDER.
Reductions in Expenses Thai II is Claimed
Will Save $4,000 a Year,. w.
FlournoY Elected City
Recorder.

The city council met in adjourned
session last night with Mayor Paddock
in the chair and Aldermen Jones,
Ward, Barter, Nicks, Day, LaCroix,
Montgomery, Mes, Tucker, LOWS,
B9wles Orr. Byron and Early.
The petitions OF the following gentle
men for the position of city judge We're
read: w. H. Field, X. w. Flournoy, w.
NJ, Mcdonnell and James S.'Davis.
On the first ballot, Field had votes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
ANOTHER FARMER FOOLED.
Ne Receives Letter informing Him that a Big
Land Suit Had Been Decided In Ms Favor.

MEMPAIs. TENN, Sept pa
Gainesville, Tenn, dispatch to the
Appcal-Avalnnche Says:
A farmer named Freeman. who is la
moderate circumstances. residing in
Montgomery county. was in the city to-
day when he received n letter from
William Lord Moore, lawyer in Lon
don, informing him that a land suit
mad been decided In his favor which
VIII net him s2.001O00. Buckingham
nam palace IS located on the ground In
question. The estimated value Of the
whole estate is $1,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29

~ .s.ta u,tf8r IN a. tvuuUE
TuE recent walk.out and bovcott bv
the typog,npbiel union in Atlanta
Ga directed AGAINST the Daily Com
stihitlop and A number of iob Offices
because thoy refused TO discharge the
non-unior mon in their emplov "a NJ
interest here in that IL directs alton.
zion 10 the snporlor condition NJ labor
in Toxas ms eomnared with other south
arm statos
The npion scale for printors in Al.
lanta Of which mo- complaint was made
ON eitber side IL sl5 nor week for
bool, printers and sib ner wool, ror
iob p,.ipters tom hours worl. ner DIV
Tbe Moi. scaio q az c.n,s Io,. ooo
e,n.
In r,xas N, scol, ia No, ,rifo,.r
In Waco Tho ra,. ,cr + ooo ans ,s a74
csr,s rhIc IN r., yUo,.,h I, q 40
conf. lI,up ctzrT7,r roys 80 oar,s,
I'M. ,ycotiy .oala hara T. sie ,o, ,,,,,o
bonrs ,vors si,ho,,, d,s,tnc,,o,, o. IN
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
PAT GILMORE BURIED.
The Famous Band Master Laid 10 Resi- in

The Famous Band Master Laid 10 Resi- in
Calvary
NEW YORK, Sept 2s.--The funeral
of the eminent band master, Patrick
Gilmore, took place this morning from
his late residence, whence the remains
were taken to St. Francis Xavier's
church in West Sixteenth street, where
II solemn mass was requiemed. Inter
ment was in Calvary cemetery. A large
number of friends OF the dead musician,
neighbors and citizens, viewed the
body. When the casket was finally
closed beautiful silk American flag
was placed over the lower half, whilst
above were two palm branches covered
with violets and a large floral cross
composed of tea roses and smilax. The
pail bearers were members Of the nom
commissioned staff of the Twenty-sec-
ond regiment,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29

DETROIT, MICH, Sept DE L.
Montgomery, Of New York, was ar.
rested to-day, charged with smuggling
Shinamen across tho border. He has,
the police say, made a confession impli-
eating a number OF prominent people
IN Detroit, Chicago and New York
The United States authorities believe
Montgomery's confession will result IN
the destruction OF gigantic smag-
Cling conspiracy that has existed Tor
months.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
MONEY AND STOCKS.
THE RATES FOR CALL AND TIME
MONEY LOW
Comparatively speakIng--The Stock Market 1,
vi''NaIly withou! FeaIurs-RaIIroad
Bond Dealings.


New YoRk. Sept 9s The stock marke,
was not specially interesting to-day, as mo
event of importance occurred TO cause an !,
movement In the list Trading, therefore,
failed TO throw of It's professional character
and fluctuations undsr marked indisposit.
ion TO trade on either side OF the account
were confined TO the most insignifcant
fractions. Dealings remained barren Of
feature. and the market closed dull aud
firm at slight rally.
Railroad bonds more. animated.
Government honda dun and steady
State bonds featureess.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29

The colored Third ward Hogg club
met last night,with Prince Price in the
chair, and got down to business at once
A resolution was adopted, declaring
that the club disapproved OF and refused
to be bound by the action Of the late
Republican convention which endorsed
George Clark, and the members all de-
clared themselves straight-out for
Hogg.
There were about forty Of the mem
bors present. The club willmeet again
Wednesday night at the corner Of
Twelfth and Main streets Prince
Price is president OF the club and
George Williams seoretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Sept %. A
most daring robbery occurred hero last
night Nicholas Slrits. an old one
legged veteran who had recently drawn
HOO pension money, was relieved OF
his wealth at the Rock island depot by
George Masury.
Masury was caught this morning and
all the money recovered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
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STATlONERS & pRlAI'
l2 SAM s's'a
Telephone ST.
a srsAaEs rASE'F'
And IS Iol.lly Osss'I's y ,
VIE KalA

BOSTON. Mass NV
steamer Watertown, Vqf
which left here io-la' l' "
fire before she reaels .1i, Va.
AtGp. u. she way w III
though nothing but hesa' (
One Of her pas,ens'.n d
Carter, wife o. INC XXI /, N
from the burning yss,s
and struck her head ~.
from the water and ese ilt Isl
TO save her lie but sae W. M, Z. I
Tine. Her husband ~ y, "a
about the head but ".
were the only persop. ~ (