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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

-Four Wonfii, sept. 9.
Find enclosed ~ ypins for Masses Daisy
CLARK, Laura Fender, Fort Worth, aud Tod
Collins, uf Denton.
These arr this thrco girls Of my choice.
am not acQuslniod With Miss Tod, but
know sho must DO as pretty and sweat as
can be, for tho boys have chosen her. Toys,
please vote for my girls too. and win na-
slat Miss Todd al can, | uannot under
take 10 describe the charms Of Miss Clark
and Miss Fender they are too many.
Moro votes 70 follow, psf
y. s. Cast enclosed 20 votes for Mr. and
Mrs. Hhnnsy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

LkpoStA, Sept 9, 1899
I'm all In iuticr Of expense about this
MIR ColumbUsses exposition ] hear 80
much talk about I want my favor
ne 10 20 and aead 10 votes W help them
along am "lone lnrn widdorN u amt
a saying but what It's my fault there are
those who could tell Of tho chancos--but
thore / Amt woman that biabs every
thing, aud tho deacon was 40 good 70 me,
"That never got married again" tYoulyu
read my putfy / 'spUsa vote these tur
Ethel Massey. May l.atimor, Grace killian.
Kaio Chlldrtss. Mattio Blnyon and Mary
Martin. Yours, "XIDow BEDorrh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
1000 to enter for the candidates named
in the letter from Erath.

FoRT WORTH, TEX. Sept. ., ls94.
Editor Gazette
Your letter published in to.days
GAZETTE from Jim from South C.4r-
olina, gives credit for 80 votes. one
hundred aud thirty-six votes were sent.
Please correct error and give proper
credit. JIM
Tho young ladies voted for each re-
Jeivod credit for 1876 In publishing
the letter typographical error was
made, which caused 80 to be inserted
where 1876 should have been.-Ep
A mistake of 20 votes in Miss Lula
Waters record in yesterday GAZETTE.
Please correct. @.
We have found the error above and
have credited them in Miss Lula's to-
tai Of this morning, Ed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
How Combinations are Rolling Them
Up Into the Thousands.
e Dedication Programme AT Chicago and
Something About Americas Wonder,
Beautiful Niagara Falls


4 rpS GAZETTE is competed 10 'e!ose
sr e glls' daiiy AT p NE - ~ 'r Ia
essary 10 re'oru '''e ,I ',i,V.I .' ~,
Ake up the re'''u W P1S' - -
|fa rinornlhg : paper
a ne offer Of the grand piano py Oui-
X ! and Armstrong ana oil inc phaeton
rl Z II. Keller are te inc canaluaves
asssn oising the highest huiiioer oi Vo'es
ieAg' ~ ~ ,.an,h Tba fine rold
u - ~, mo Nor, and Tavlor
MN en 'A''e1 ~ ~. ~. IN, d,ogs hv
! lVhNEer 'Y'lf' "a, ,,o,r,,any and tbe
Ang " ~. 10 F9,t vUor,b
~. ll'g ,lD,-.,. 49,, f1r the For, worth
al w 49, Tin, tha biobsst nn,n.
aa1& lil1'.
{, ~ 'o'''
M. al orders from agents as wen as
|rH7 eaoiher parties Tor coupon papers
Hbh st be accompanied by the cash.
'aA sh with the order Is the only RUE
D n agents must collect IN advance Tor
3 u#hmpers, and send the money win
emu eiae.
scS rqr q ,zETrr's excursionlsts to tho
be- jtation and to Niagara Falls viii
"a Is wo badges-one the Texas badge
" Y. aeu up on the suggestion of Mr.
\ v, n M Howard, and the other THE GA
Aos TIES badgo-designcd exclusively
\ N the winners young ladies' ana
In Mapetonsl in the contest
rg mi e AzrrTF is compelled to change
~ ..,ele a, reporting the record. All
E-si5ates will her eafter be reported
,be towns in which thew live,
abaving over n certain number
place5 in black TYNE. THE GA
Rr IA desires to report the record
n manner to rive the greatest
I'VE gmation 10 candidates and their
|nh al lint the consequent shifting of
Pel Z. rom one position to another in
Z ,,vort IN maintain three or four
taziications causes nearly all the mis-
X, fhs In the report. The plan oil report
qed will tend to avoid errors ana
\ Hsions and readily show the result
|stsl eAday.
h i" 70 yesterdays. report of the record,
~ D. Kate Childress Of Terrell was
su giG52. Her vote yesterday was
G2, and should have been so re-
bed.
MAurot.,.,, ,,.l nj, r,,,,,,5s o,,, lyocn
aan eeek on the record ns published
INV M This ia wby rms GAzE1,rE re.
-'S' tns note or letter to he sent with
hg -, '.,, ~ " 80, 80 w. w. ols ~,
lent taaidates can "checls up" TIE GA
TTgs published record. or course
Ia ographical errors may occur in the
at n lnber Of votes reported in the pub
|sAa sAed letters: but these are promptly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
rnoonAmnr or rnn onnnMoNIns.



Attending the Dedication Of the Bund.
ipgs OF tho W orid's Columbian lex.
position. October go, 81 aud sc
u-,,,,n,. c,.,.., - A.. rr.i,.a
@. Wlleu tno N,o w I, ol tno Oh!seu
oN.Soa nu.lloI i-eu w
OF Vle pour liu"ureutl anniversary VI
the discovery OF AihGrlya py I'm IN lnterlla-
sluiinl LHPuslv'uu W pg t w., =, az Si.''i's"
uuIlls yhe summer ul loqo, ~ ai59 pr
Vlue9 IIlaI Ine ENpo5iti ON P It.t
silo,,lu DC oe1 ts,s on tiie .Moil'l uey
OF ocuooer' ieG-' win NPPropri"lg
S ceremony. o4psoquenUyi ny HgV W
S Coti5 RS 81 ESQ 800 u"'0 was
oc,oo ,I ~ ~, I' X unconditional ,r,o,os,
Astuo s ituii ',ie 10 ~ ,,is
IN tnls ntulng Preiuue W ~ ri n. ,iin,
tint pi PHI VI ti'e S"',N d not9Se M
that WIN DC presented IN ioso, ehls
deu!catQry services VII luri i,h az ~,
Pottuii' i,t ,io No. ~ w D ,,I,inb ao
extent OF the preparations whloh are
oe1ng i l"r pl,o lsa'iUr,
herald the greater spectacle eonlae mo
latlnE tue discovery ueFeloplhenI anu
progress OF the new world' nus peeu
WORK lnvolviug greag Sar9 ailu t M III
,t dodicato,. ovc,.
elses aLo .ilG'uei's uo'i,,oUV i, ''iJ 10 ,i3s
Is submitted as lhe result Vi 'iiiS
th9ngh NJ ail9 purPoES 80 aa,, o,.o,,,,
10, grand reception, WI pe zen, tenuor ,,,
the presluSut on my vuitoi' io'1Ves, n,s
caoiheI aug otiier ulstit, ui1,ieu ~
81, ''lC ,,','',,,ii nt oa,b M tbn tbrpe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

EDITOR GAZETTE
Ia going upon IN excursion for pleasure
1t Is well4J bc provided with everything
that tends To assist in the enjoyment Of that
pleasure Approaching this, We will
therefore, present to the young lady who
receives the highest number Of votes IN
the GAzErtE Worlds fair contest one par
OF beautiful French opera glasscs. Those
Interested may SEQ the prize AT our store.
Very respectfully,
MoREuou s. McBRipr,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
III. MecaalIsy. who Is IN Every way
worthy.

SwErrAAfAni Aug. 81, ihfs'
Enclosed please aud p votes each for
Misses snfnlah b7cCauliey, Sweet waier;
Ianie CHIFFON. Ablleues Carrie Campbell,
WATERFORD. Elolse Porter. Browawood;
Eva Pennington, Mary J. Martin and Min
III Crrns. Fort Worth
an acquainted with uOue Of them, save
Mia NcCauiiey. Of SWeetwaier, who Is
every way worthy to entiGe her 70 a pref.
ery.nes Ia this contest ] vote for these
other Young ladies with the belief that
they To- are worthy and that their friends
viii reciprocate ADD vote for siiss @ccas.-
10y. Il. Q. HoId.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
ron rur ouArEuoNs
Handsome Phaetou orcred to the Chape-
rons who Oct the niGgest votr.
FoRt WoRru, Tax,


Edltor Gasctto
As all the oiiora TO your candidates have
been 10 the young Indies, think tho ohapo-
ron candidates dc serve some recognition
and now propose to the couple inside or,
oatsido OF Fort Worth, who receives the
highest number OF votes Ia your Worlds
fair contest TO donate an oxford twosprug
phaeton tho hAndsomest made trimmed
Ia fair leather, raised silver rail on dash,
tracks four foct oieht inch1b aud shell
band wheels This beautiful vehicle was
made by the Columbus buggy COMPANY.
and can 10 seen At Jay place, corner fttnck-
morton and Second and do not think any
chaperunor any one else can see n without
admiration. Yours respectfully
H. II, KELLER,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

LdItOT VNINIET
il would giye US great pleasure 70 supple
meut your literal ufier Of sending Texas
girls 70 the Columbian expedition dedication
by presenting 10 The Fort Worth young lady
receiving the highest number Of votes her
choice from our stock of auS SIR dres5 pat
tern sbo may select Respectfully
MosNi0 DRY GooDs Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
Boys, vote for Her
n.... Ga. a..

1FF'F77'' " 1T wv
enclose herewith IS votes TO BE- cast for
Miss Ethel Massey, one Of North 1eshs
brightest md most popular girls, Boys
vote for hor; II you ever have the good
fortune 10 meet her you will never regret
IL So on with tho votes.
W. X WILLIAMS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

IWIEII EFW7TITW
To the Fort Worth young lady receiving
the highest number Of votes IN Inr Ga
zrTru dedication contest, h viii give Us
great pleasure rs iribpte 70 her pppu-
lariiy 10 present 10 her ladya Inc gold
watch suitably engraved.
FoKf WORM ANp TArlnn JrwElnf Co
A. T. InKEADuiLl, Manager, 5O3 Main
etreat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
FOR THE WINNER.


FoRT Wouru, TEX,, July ~, 1891
To the Democrat Publishing Company
We notice your offer 10 suud ten Texas
girls and chAperons as representatives OF
Iexas 10 the Worlds fairdcdlcation, with
your permission we would like To supple
meni your offer by one Of our grand Nlath-
ushek upright pianos TO tho young lady ro-
ceivlng the largest humber Of votes In your
GAzErTR's Worlds fair dedication contest
ColLINs X ARMSTRONG co.
Per w Collins
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
roar for ,hs Eastern star airi..

III =
Enclosed please lind Z for The lgagiern
Star" girls Misses Gone Welter 81 ram
vlew nnd Lula Montfort OF Terrell. Alsa
The satne number for Misses Aille l)0uo'
hoo Of IslangiGw Minnie Patton q Milne
ola. MONie Abarcrombio Archie aud susie
Lyman Of stephenyilie, Lula hiyes 81
Fort Worth.
Hurrah for the above girls Look out
for votes every day from PosrhAsfEt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

coiving tho highest number OF votes, 5000
accident Insurance IN the Fidelity aud Gas.
ua,iy company, policy 10 DO delivered 10
1lrr GAZETTE, free OF charge on tho day tho
party leaves. Yours truly
MurRLEAs ~ MurRLHss, Agents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

NAhAkhANAs fahlNa y
Accompanying this letter please fud
package Of lUlutes for Mr., and Mira Enos
Todd Of Texarkana as chaDorons in the
Worlds fair contest Knowing tnat Win
all other Eracos Of mind aud person they
posses that "auvior fairen that Is 40 neces.
sAfy In this perfect chaporon, we trust they
VIII DO succcasful IN the contest and Will.
Of course, reflect honor upon To1Arkanaa
choice. Very truly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

FoRr woRru, Tex, Aug. 4 1872
Editor Gazette.
To the young lady receiving tho highest
number OF votes In the dedication contest
we will present as compliment 70 her
worth and popularity a worry fine and beau
uful plano lamp valued AZ f25.
PoBr Worm INsTALLMEsr CoNPAsY,
T. j, Arohinard, Manager
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
FOR the second IN the Race.
WAxAuAunIK, TE1.. Aug. 0, 152
Editor Gazette.

Editor bahelte,
C;Evr1ENxS- Please say that ! viii pro.
sent one.haif dozen bottles Of Cohen's Brit
ish cough balsam tB. O, b 70 the young
lady who Is second In the race. ReSpsct-
fully HfAN Comm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

TExARKAak, Aug. "
Enclosed please ind iO2 votes for Mas
Ethel ~ tpaeh, TeEnrkana's chosen repre-
.t.ntat I "a among hef many fair danzhten
Ia the contest Tor tho Worlds fair trip
which 1BH GAzEfTg 80 generously oncrs.
Mrs ]. II. CApyRHr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

GHEENyILLE, Scpt q
Please cast tho enclosed 90 yoteH for Miss
ZnidA q. Harrison, candidate from the
ubnnnoJ'' county Ia Texas, why not come
To The front, Grdcnyillo, and have old Hunt
county Nv well represented a. any other
county Also vote tho same for MISS Mat
tic Binyon OF Fort Worth, Miss Mimic
Patton ~ Alineulh aud Miss Carrie camp
boil OF Wontherlod. "GmESNiltiAS,
side OF envelope -lfn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

TERRELL, TEX, sept. ., 1892.
aiiot Gazette.
Z there not mistake in Miss Kate
n, eAlr.ss record for Friday? Thurs
s6o s;o na1 SI s, Friqa 1So she na9
Siephearile Frisn5a 00o .'2iiTncls
Ia 100 "Granbury Band, and sew
q smaller patches,
LoNay-1pv- Trx SAM , 1900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
"A Tsrahis TradAgy."
FMoKr. s,opk

A tsrable IraaAgy aesgred y day % our
between Eli Shot and LON Hsth Asi1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
A Portrait FOR the winner,
MAxAIIAenIE, TEX, Aug. 5, l3Q2


no the young lady heading tho list as
victor 10 your contest will paint her a
NE size head and bust In oil OF herself
l'RoF LAuHESCE J.. CpnEN, X. A.,
Portrait painter aud general artiat stu
die. Rooms Nos 10 and II, Masonic Temple,
WA1ahachle,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

HHEEHhhoN, sept ].
Enclosed end 90 votes for Mr.. and Mrs..
i'y9 srRl4 sHOr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
Prom Reputation Decide. 10 vote For
Thsn.


Edliof baAeite.
please find enclosed % votes tor Mr. and
Mrs. h. n. Carter Of Fort worth for Chap.
orons. ain not personally acquhirted
with either but from reputation have 90
cidcd 70 vote for them ~ C. Holm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

GoLnrnwAirr, Sept l, 1879
We are a band OF little girls and boys
organised Ia a nttlo society 10 collect votos
fof tho prattiest aud loyolioat girl ~ Tho
state Miss Zaida q, Harrison of Green.
Vile, ana we are getting lots VI them 80
In thioa dAyH-and Will sehd 100 to-day.
our photographer IA Foiug 10 tako our
pictures In a group and give Va all one and
q rood prize tu thu ono that gets YIN tho
most coupons We would like TO exchange
photographs with the littlO Cuniasham
society Of l.ongylow for we have soma
CunuEhaus here and they are OF the royal
blood tol,Nnd Miss Gertrude Cunningham "
the presiaent Of our litlo society. We will
give all the Names OF our little hagd next
timo We write. Here is our ticket for this
timO--lOO votes for Misses LaldA q, llarri.
sln, GroonViuci Matte llugyon, Fott
Worth Blanche Cownu, Ilaudloy, Lola
smith, Comgnoloi Molno Chmu,y; LolH'
view; Elolsr Potter Brownwood, We nre
solid f0r Miss I0ida uud would like TO vote
this ticket all the time II the friend Of
those young llliiaa Will put Miss midas
uano on tholr ticket, we will walt q week
20 see u thoir frirudB will hnlp IN iO1i fiiund
must wear tho badge aud we must have
help; we viii drop all who do not HELM w.
Wo would love to have Mr. O. H. Cunning
hun FOR ohaporon To SO with our friends
What says the little Cunningham society
will you help US.
iirrLR CouroN SociErr,
Lock Box A. GoldthwAitc, Tex
p. s. We want one more name Of some
worthy glrl on our ticket WHOSE friends
will help us; who shall II bot L. q, 5.
Candidate From tho "Danuer" County,
OBEENyILLR, Scpt, 9
Please cast tho enclosed "a yoteH for Miss
znida q. Harrison, candidate from the
Uhnnnor' county Ia Texas, Why not come
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

Lock Box Al, Goldthwaitc, Tex
p. $. We want one more uAme Of some
worthy Rlrl on our ticket WHOSE frlonds
will help us; who shall II bot l., q, 5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03

youno Man Accidentally Shot

Danvile, Va, Sept. Especial
lard Carter, son of Mr. j. II. Carter, re-
siding on Paxton street, in this city, and
q young business man, went out cunning
to-day. carrying with him a 22-calibre
rife. While seated in his buggy, near
Gatewood's store, between three and four
miles from the city. in Caswell county,
the rifle was prematurely discharged, the
ball striking Mr. Carter in the right leg
between the knee and thigh, and ranging
inward in the right side of the body. He
was brought home this evening. The
wound is u serious one, but probably not
fatal.
A faction of the Democratic party of
North Danville held a rousing meeting
tonight. and was addressed by local
sneakers. The object of the meeting was
TO make a move looking to the coming to-
gether of the party in that city in order
10 meet the enemy on the Sth Of NOvem-
ber with a solid front. Before the day of
election there will be no factions in the
North Danville Democracy.
A meeting will be held In Danville
Monday night to organize Club No. 3.
IL is expected to do good work from the
date of it's organization to the close OF
the polls on election day.
Swanson is making an active canvass
in the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03

The Forest Hill and College teams Will
play ball at Island Park this afternoon and
there is every prospect for. good game.
That newly discovered Clarkson. Beleher
will pitch for the Aanchesters and Luck
will don the mask and glove. Darby Will
occupy the box for the College citizens, and
Barker will be behind the bat. The game
will be called at 4:S0 o'clock.
On Monday the Blue Jeans and Forest
The Richmond Grays and Walker Light
Guards ball teams played at lsland farK
Yesterday afternoon, and the Grsys deieat-
ed the Guards by the score OF seventeen 70
FIVE. The batteries were Pnillipss ana
Evans for the Grays and Leftwich and
Taliaferro for the Guards.
The Olympics Baseball Club, under the
management of Mr.. b. II. Marsh. will leave
Al noon to-day for Ashland, Va, where they
cross bats with picked nine OF that place.
The club consists Of the following players;
Dean. catcher: Withers, pitcher; Greenwood
short stop; Hersman. FIRST base; Burke,
second base: Cullen. third base; Gordon,
left field; Rinhardt. centre field; Mercer
right field. ,.,, -
and witness the game.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03

The Trick n Memphip Newspaper Carrier
Playe on "a Citizen.

Memphis, Sept. 2.-The upper ten Of
Memphis society is shocked over the bold
and partially successful attempt to
blackmail James Yonge, n prominent
and wealthy cotton factor by & news
paper carrier named T.. NJ. King and his
wife. Yonge very recently received Il
note from Kings wife. who is a huxom
blonde, inviting him TO call at her resi-
dence. Yonge accepted the invitation
and was received by Mrs. King in her
private apartments. A few moments af-
ter his arrival King burst open the door
and covered the intruder with "A revolver
King demanded $1,000 on the spot as
a bond for his wounded honor. 1Onge
had no money with him. but King com
PEELED him to sign $1,000 worth Of notes
occurred 10y mortgage on Memphis real
estate. Yonge was then allowed to de
part. The matter was kept Il secret un-
iii Yesterday. King negotiated the notes
with a real estate firm. but when a re-
preventative Of the firm took the notes TO
YoLge they were repudiated. King has
fled
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03
NO STEERAGE PASSENG ERS.
Steamship Lines Refuse TO Transport Them
From Europe.

New York, Sept. 2.-The Guion Line
steamer Alaska, sailing from Liverpool
tomorrow for New York, will carry
emierant passengers. The Inman Line
steamers from Liverpool for New York
will carry only first and second cabin
passengers during the month Of Septsm-
Der.
Mr. Vernon II. Brown, agent Of the
Cunard Line, has received "A cable from
Liverpool stating that the steamer Au-
rania, to sail from Liverpool TO New York
tomorrow, will bring no steerage passen-
gers. and that until further notice no
steerage passengers will be brought by
the Cunard Line.
The agent of the Compagnie General
Trans-Atlantique received a cablegram
to-day stating that all their steamers
leaving Cherbourg for New York after
this date will not carry emigrant passen-
gers until further orders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03
Trouble in Arkansas.

Conway, Ark, Sept, limited States
Senator James X. Jones pclnocraD,
and ]. r. Sutler (People'se party. met
"Wednesday night in ioint debate. While
Jones was speaking John Ingr irn,. Peo,.
pleite. became enraged at some OF Jones
remarks and attempted TO break up the
meeting He insulted several Democrats,
one of them being Ben Denham, who re-
tallated by shooting Ingram. a general
row ensuod in which number ON both
sides were injured. The excitement COLI
tiuues. and more trouble Is feared.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03

pose OF having him head the mob to res
cue Hall from the clutches of the lawi
but this Hall denied. saying that he had
never made friends with Jones. who had
tried to kill him. and that ne had nor
seen him for q long time. Jones IS tne
man who. while jailor at ltindman,
Ky. had a Gating gun and 4 sihaii
howitzer sent him by the Governor OF
Kentucky TO defend the jail AGAINST
party who had threatened 10 rescue some
prisoners. When he threw oil the robes
Of Office be impressed the guns for his
own war. Jones Is now in jail, chareeu
with several murders and the burning
of 4 village in Kentucky.
do you suppose" said Han, that l
would want such man as that to head
a mob 10 rescue me-
'''fo show you what kind of Il man he
is read that" said Hall handing the re-
porter a clipping, os follows:
II come nigh gittin Hall onst, sald
ZONES: "a little shower Of rain Is ail that
saved him. ! had been waylIyin- INN
and ! was awatchin his house. hau
been thar two days without nite ."
eat At last Hall came on with paper
and set his cheer back agin' the house
and begun 10 read. ] taken aim at nm,
but ] had been staring SO long tina my
ewes was weak and ! took oil my
glasses TO wipe 'em. While | was wipen'
'cnl a shower of rain begun drippin'
and 1alt picked UP his paper and cheer
and went into the house beior l
could shoot
ONCE PROMINENT MAN.
While Hall has the reputation OF
being a wild desperate, he was at one
time a prominent man, and has probably
had a number of crimes laid at his door
of which he is innocent. Little Ialt
Hall-no relation of this one-com-
mitted many crimes In Kentucky, though
he has not been heard from for number
of years. II is probable that tins Ialt
Hall is responsible for many OF the of
fenses credited to the man hanged To-
day. Hall was for two years sheriff OF
Floyd county, and made good ofhcer
He was also United States marshal toI
six years. and resigned the position be
cause he was tired Of it.
lie was so well pleased with the re-
pOrters notes Of the first interview that
| he sent for him. and had another Ions
talk with him. He declared the truth
| fulncss of all he has told the reporter
saying he had only little while TO live
and had no motive to go out of the world
with lie on his lips.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03
A,po,ntments In the first District.

The following appointments have been
made by the Democratic committee OF the
First congressional district:
HON. JOHN 0ooDE.
Northumberland. September 18th.
Special, September 18th.
HON. W. A. LITTLE.
Northumberland. September 18th.
Essex. September 18th.
Westmorelaud, September 10th.
Middlesex, September 2Sth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03
Mary Film Robinson was arrested yests

Mary Eliza Robinson was arrested yesser:.
day by Ofhcers Gibson and Shoemaker. OF
the Third station. charged with being i'm.
plicated IN the robbery OF MIR. John A.
kratzs residence few. days since.
Apleasant excursion TO Norfolk is spromised
by Alfred ID. Moseley x Co. tonight. They
bsvs an advertisement in this issue which
gives full particulars.
WE. Bradley. of the Free Lance. and A.
p. Rowe. Jr.. of Fredericksburg. were IN
the city yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03
Ano,hsr RECORD nreken

BANGOR. Mr.. Sept. 2--At the Eastern
Maine Fair Grounds to-day Bpnco. j!!:.
paced mile in AHA, breaking the vofids
record for trotting and pacing on hall m'le
track.