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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15
NrrnnAM sMITH TIanr.

San Francisco, Cal, Doc a. Dannio
Needham, cx.champlon weltorweighti
aud Billy Smith Of Boston engaged IN
qloyo contest for a $1,000 purse nv tho
Pacific Athletic club tonight Walter
Watson was roiorec.
smith scored tho first blow a light
right arm hook on the jaw, but was
Missed iorcholSing Needham In uclinch.
Clnches woro frequent Smith took
every possible advantage.
Needhnm scored several hard loft
hnndors In tho SECOND round. Smith
took great many chances In his anxiety
to wind up tho light quickly,
Both mon countcrod heavily Ia tho
fourth
Ia tho afth, Smith fought vlclously
and mndo the pnce pretty hot for Need
ham. Noodhnm landed u slckeuor over
Smiths heart and swung n hard left On
tho neck. Necdhnm stopped o rush
with etiiI half arm blow on tho neck.
smith was bleeding nj the mouth.
Tho sixth round was married. by hard
oountoflng, Smith ended by stag
pnrlng lot on Neodhafn's face.
Ia the eighth Smith nearly dropped
Necdham with left In tho mouth.
Noedham sent Smith 10 mtting POSI-
lion with q right upporcut and
tho laitor reialliatcd BY knocking
Noodham down twice With his right
Ie lad NecdhAm groggy and held 10
him, slugging with right ON boad ana
taking every advantage.
Tenth round, Tho mon came togeth-
or IN hot rally. 1t was give and take,
with chances Ia favor Of Smith, who
was much tho ireaher.
Eleventh rOund.--Smith was. strong
and hlsright hooks wore very forolble.
Neodham was lighting an up hill bat
tic with much determination.
In the fourteenth Smith started In liko
whirlwind, staggering his man with
a right and left, giving Needham no
chance 70 mako o stand. He Knocked
Nccdham down twice, then sent him hat
on bis face With right hand upporcut.
Noodham was lifted and born 70 his
corner by his seconds, while Smith
Jumped lightly from the ring.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15

escaped to the Texas side Of the river.
SSs.klhg up his residence on ranch In
sum county He has heart Of stone
anu when Captain Segarr and Lien.
Nnant Lopez. with four soldiers. sought
aneinse In jucal at the San Ignacio
nsht, he set fire to the inliammahle strpe,.
,lre with his own hands and sat on Ms
hofse smiling az the flames roasted dc
sA men to death. The father OF Ra.
mon was noted brieaud Of Northern
Meaieo' and In addition to the six Mexi-
can ariuy officers aud soldiers who were
roasted alive, Ramon and his hand
Killed four other soldiers ana wounded
seven others Captain John G. BOurke
stared TO the correspondent today that
we only way TO end this trouble on the
hlo Grande border Is for the secreb,ry
OF war to put large force OF United
states troops IN the turbulent secfion
y, ith the handful OF men now IN no
IeNas department. ir is impossible IA
accomplish anything, owing to The great
eApaase Of territory TO be covered. The
trained Mexican scouts, who nrs hero
attending Federal court as witnesses
u evolutionary eases have lieen orr
aered 10 take the field again for The pnr.
pose Of locating the rendezvous ami
Wateh the movements of the mnrauders.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15

Nav York neo li.--The following
dispatch FROM Washington has been re-
cciyOd
jamcs @, Blaine Is now on his death
he'd The Htrcngthanpnlng malady from
which he bus suffered Tor so long q uno
has assumed firm hold which warns
ltia family aud friends Of speedy terlnl'
nation
Tho disease attacked his lungs n short
ilmo ago aud It's course bptlied the akill
Of hia physiolhhs. The visit of pr.
ianowny Of New York 90 Mr. Blaine
n indicative of tho extreme anxiety of
the inmlly. Whom the fact became known
that MIR BlAlne's lungs were succ'lmhlug
tu the rnyngcs Of disease plnns were lad
IN convoy the distinguished Invalid TO
inandoun. Cal, IN hopes that tho mild
mud soothlng climate might cnAblr him
10 mllOy. The weakness however, In.
uronsod No rapidly Tint Il was deemed
unsafe "a move him, the trip 10 California
was abandoned. There Is ronnon 20 ba-
Iioye that tho cl-fecretary'a death mny
occur any day, A strong belief pre-
walls hnre that I, In Mt. blalne'n lnten-
tim 70 die communicate Of tba church
OF wlloh his mother was a dov9m NOM
hor.
"ycry much better was the reply
rivcu thls evening at the family. resi-
dcnce 70 an inquiry about the health
OF Mr. Blaine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15
'HESTEAD POISONING.


IA, Dec. 14.-Thc story Of
y q the pOisons alleged 10
i, ~ in the execution of the
NV has been learned from
.lie source. 1t has been
E design was not to cause
Y NE non-union men. but TO
~ epidemic of sickness as
tnle among them and thus
fFle from the works. A
r,eusslon ensued among the
IN " 10 the kind of poison to
y was decided to consult
tlt conspirators represented
.elied TO disable n pugilist
aell not win a fight in which
4 'gage. They We're asked II
~ drug to act quickly or
ley stated that they pre-
.Alns that would take effect
rs not to arouse suspicion.
''.p1s were told that certain
!, poulq be made that would
flnlne the strength and If
y would knock the victim
-, y Tour days. The formula
y, i,auou was obtained, and 1t
INGREDIENTS were sSared in
Nlee and soup which We're
h.a5Sae chemists of the com
'uoek, Homestead and Du-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15
" IMMENSE HAUL.


len. Dec. 14.-tspeclal.)--
Ia Y TWO weeks since the SUN
Is, w, swiped" In by some
AZ Inc IN transit from New
01a ny ~ Wells-Fnrgo & Co.'S
~ rleAage containing $4,000
|lt W kountze Bros. New
I I'M Nlved by the Island City
G another package contain
stn,, shipped by New York
( NJ eank to Ball. Hutchings
y W., e remembered when the
M Opened they contained
|H H. -per slips the size and
" m. pulls. The matter was
8 ~ ',,gated here and at New
ti,iss uead officials Of Wells
~ company, but the re-
c gna,esugations was never
Y, soAe developments. how
ipall made but they do rot
aar.d ~ express officials. Il
( a ~ r.i ttiat on the dates the
La ,vvV PACKAGES were -illed
20 ls,i.s,re touched Ia the same
rs isiess by the same opera
H. ~ the aggregate Is
Pea nsy was destined for
q ra.i the South. chiefly in
tr,i... was done so quickly,
~ iiI'tiiie'lily as 70 leave no
,r,.- y aud this Is a matter
||..a colununrs = -. ans
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15
Writes TO E. Ellery Anderson,
Reform Giaslicutus,
Thai THE MAN IN TIE MOON
Had as Much 10 Do With he Crisp Dinner
Episode as Ho.


Washington, Dec. IL Senator NILS
Of Texas has sent the following letter
10 hllry Anderson, president of the ie-
form club OF New YORK, regarding tho
Crisp episode.
Colonel e. Ellcry Anderson. President
Reform Club New York.
lt IL stated hy the New York sun OF
December rs that | said To several nenl-
ocraH saturday afternoon of the luth
"Spcnkcr Crisp has come 10 town with
speech prepared, but ! know ho VIII
not have an opportunity to deliver II,
and the Tribune ~ the same daie snys
that ! am reported 70 have sad "Vuap
has got speech rcndy % deliver at the
Reform dinner tonight and has given "
out TO the press but he won't set a
chance TO tire it 90. lie will hnd that
Il Is not his show
Both these statements are false, who'll
~ so never know Mr. Crisp was ~
vited 10 speak or that he was IN the city
until | snt down ut the table and saw
his nninc ON The program aud the seat
he was 10 occupy. lie soon nppearvd Nh
Tho stand. | advanced and shook hnnds
with him and aided HIN ~ finding the
sant SGT apart for him. ] learned TOR tue
first time In the papers sunday moinlnH
that he was INDIGNANT ~ ms twaineht
| said then aud say now that do not
bpllcvp the club or amy of is oheore IN
tended Ia show him The slightest dltfn
/ Rpcut. aud have no morr connection
| with the matter than Tie mum Va th,
moon. ROGER q, MILLS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15
Anarnl conRr on AppnALs

Austin, Tex, Dec. 14.-fspeciail -,'Ths
following dccisiong were rendered in
the couri Of civil appeals for the Third
district today. .r.,.
Affirmed. John King " Nathan Mitch.
oil. from Bear. Charlotte Jones a II
NJ James Is. Lee 81 al. from be1nr.
Tho Western Union Telegraph soiupanY
~ w. S. Carir ct al. from Williamson.
CHARLES Wolf ct Al ". Lpchman AZ az
eobg. from Travis The Bank q SSIi-
fornia N. William NJ. htnaqn & hors
Tairbank Canning COMPANY, Price and
i,ncas slnrnamdef, SiohfeKen d 90. ana
Church & % appellants n separate
casrs aaainsi John 4 Marshall, from No
Reyerssd aud remaudods Galveston.
uarriebnrg and san Antonio Hallway
eonipany " Bridget Daniels, from
Be1nr. 49,.
w. n Tslum. from Bear.
Motion for rehrarinE overrBledi NILS
county w. Brown county, from Mus. y.
D. BeaIl executor Va, John Eyens 81 AZ
from " Paao, William Machlrr ~ II.
wedge fsom Hayes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15
EIGHT DIAMOND RINGS,


Jefferson City. No. Dec. In
stranger named Wilson was arrested
here tonight. He had eight diamond
rinra. dozen watch chains. dozen
I'M, handkerchiefs and pawn ticket
issued by +. A. Boerner pawnbroker'
eos Main street Fort Worth, In his
,,',ssessiou. The jewelry found on him
Z valued at $1,000 The supposef,io-
h burglar will be held until something
can be learned concerning him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15
aT WILL They DO z
tsPft legislators, When II Comes
hlttn1 Isf a seualOr-Mr.
IiHh,asss Speaks.

4 Ksn., Dee 14-C6pfcs of n
% NJ B. Taubeneck have been
hsp "a which he urges the
g Of The hew party to force the
Of a sssaigAiout Populist in those
Il where thay hdd the balance of
I IL taA hidlmre. Taubeneck
ne greai QUESTION now is what
4 \ Peoples pary legislators do
ones 70 ballO,ng for a senator?
Il be big enough for the position
81! will they remain true to
who elected thcTu, or will
oe their tates and send u
United States senate with
nley attached to their certih-
sahen As Illinois did two years
n posfion that our friends
he different state legisla-
* a ehriabie one. Any one
II Y sile through n contest of
h aols not know what he will
Nli- The futures Of our move
I Hia them. They can either
elW our party. But It seems
~ any one with the fate
"a Cockrell before them,
lia bis back on the people
I'm. 80 far as l am CON
~ give the crown of honor
stands firm and an eternal
E who betrays u.s."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE
BY AN EXPLOSION IN a coLLlERY
NEAR LONDON.



LONDON, Dec Ia fearful explosion
occurred to-day Mt the Bamiurluug cOlliery
near Nigan, md not less than 500 lives
We're lost. The men started to work rs
usual this morning and after the collicry
hau been Inspected in the usual way the
men Went TO work. They had not been
~ work long when a terrible explosion
shoqk the earth for a great distance and
a elond OF smoke shot up through
shaft into the air Multitudes Of people
rushed toward the mine and the greatest
excitement prevailed. Ii was ascprtained
uhat a large number were imprisoned and
the wailiug and weeping of women aud
children made nu INDISPENSABLE sight
Steps were Immediately taken to nsccr-
tain the full extent Of the disaster and a
| crowd of volunteers offered to explore
the Dit.
IL Is believed that the explosion was
| caused 10y the accumulation Of coal gas
which had escaped the notice Of the Of
ticinls charged with the inspection OF
| the mine
! Later adyices state the loss Of life may
| be less serious than ut first reported; the
| situation. however. Is criticpl Hundreds
of men remain IN The mine unable to
| get out owing to the FIRE which followed
! tbe exnlosion and which Is raging fercely
IN the mine making ii difficult for rescuers
to get az the imprisoned miners. Not
withstandng the Ere and other Obstacles
the work OF rescue Is progressing and
Inc volunteers are not deferred by
danger Of difficulties in their cf-
forts to save fellow miners from
terrible deaths. Hundreds Of women
and children surround the mouth Of the
mine waiting anxinusly for news of thetf
fathers. husbands. brothers ind sons
some nf the women volunteered TO assist
In the work Of rescuing but their assis
tanee was not required. No Efforts are
beinc spared TO put ont the ire and brini
the mon TO the surface. Until this u
Accommodated the loss Of life viii b
difBcuit 10 estimate. Twonty miner
have been brought up by the rescuers
hhe remainder are still imprisoned
The rescued men were in bad condition
when brought to the top. As each cant
10 the surface women and chudrei
crowded around to see who they We're
end those who recognized their relatives
overwhelmed them with caresses.
The mon still below are imprisoned y
scam that Is under where the hre u
raqinc. Strong hopes are onlertaine'
tbat many Of them may be rescued aly,e
Desnito the efforts TO eSingulsh ul
Ere ne flames spread to the engine nous
at tho head Of thetunnel and this sioppe'
nnmping mir In the mine The nre wa
,,ot suhdued until o'clock this afternoon
Some little limo after the bodies o
t,rontv miners who had been suhocae'
nv noxious gases generated IN the nun
-. az eynlosion We're brought 20 u
snsface Inv the roscuing party. Thougl
~ y,orlf Is extremely dangerous u
Continued In the hope that some mn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15
coM1NG No TEXAs.

Aurora. Tex. Dec. l4-lSpecinL IA
eentienan on the morning passenger
rain going 10 Bowie and other points
an the Fort Worth and Denver road, Ia
conversation with your reporter, stated
tbat On Monday last two and a half car
ieads Of prospectors from In and aronnG
fartarsyille. Ca, had come 70 Texas to
iooz around aud probably invest 10
irexaa farms. After reaching Texar-
tana they distributed themselves
tbrouohout the state. He says that
others ara looking this way
~ Investment and that Bill
8 rms glowing accounts OF Texas,
~ believes, have induced many 10 come.
me stranger was much impressed with
the rich soil Of Texas aud ite large
farms.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15

last evening about 7,30 o'clock when
me family Of Henry Salzbwg returned
home they found the furniinn and
honaehold goods IN o state OF such con.
e,,sion HAT Mrs Snlzhurs was afraid
"a enter the house. Last Saturday night
Ills same house. Rusk and Allen strooisi
Was broken into. the entry being gle
feeted through window. This TINE
tbe door was forced. The family had
hoSere dark ana thus the house was left
eiane They did not stop to
eee or learn all that WIS miss
nc but came up 20 tic store
viare they camped for the night
Thore did no. seem TO be receptacle
Of any kind that bad not been eearehed'
ervwhcre and every way. A pistol WIS
misaing from IL usual place on The wall
and was probably stolen The Dur
eiary was reported % the police.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15

Washington, Doe. 1i--1hc senate
aud house committee on Immigration
cuaa,d the I'LL introduced by AIR, ChRnd-
Tor 10 suspend immigration. Az shown
by communications from experts u
would be positively necessary to saspond
Immigration for period In order TO
keep cholera ont Of this country next
year IT'S committee adjourned mtll
lrldny, when representatives Of steam
ship lines win he heard,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15

The house entered actively Into Tho
work Of Tho session today aud after
one hours debate passed tho army mp
preparation bill practically without
amendment There was some sharp dis.
QUESTION over q novel amendment pre-
scented BY Mr. Anthony Of Toms pro.
hibiting retired army officers from draw
Ing pay from the government IN my
other capacity, but hually II was do
fented.
Tie publication Of ton thousand conies
Of the presidents annual message was
ordered
Adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15

SENATE.
Washington. dec. ii.-lrbc famous
Net;arrnhnn claim occupied the nuop-
ton Of TIN scuutr today MP to o'clock
when Il went over till tomorrow withont
action The yicc'prcident presented .
message from tho precedent stating ihr
reasons why lie had not npprovoh inc
i'm passcd by both houses last arsdun,
ON ihe question. "Shnll Che bill pass,
tho affection Of tho president nOtWitli.
stnudiny,n vote was about being tnkon
by yeas and nays when Mt. SandNrs
intorposod with u suggestion thnl 7yiNn
exclamation he made OF Why the I'LL
should pass, He entered lnto an Hrgu'
mont to show why II should not ptes
MIR. Tilai made brief argument IN
favor Of tha bin, followed 10y MIR Quay
on the same side
Tho bin Went over without action mud
comes up again tomorrow IN the morn
ing hour
NJ and Mr. George resumed his speech
HI favor OF II. lle commenced BY say
ing he saw IN one Of the New York pa
pcra That denlnrg In futures ~ Nuw
Ndfk had undertaken 10 puninl "a, ppV-
plo of the United States hrenusn tho
srnatc had Yesterday, IN performances OF
iia constitutional ,luy prQceeded 10
consHlor this Important hilL Cotton
Ind boen nude ~ flil % or . points.
The dealers 10 futures thereby nndef-
taking 10 fortH tie srunte 90 cnnau tiie
performance Of lts great constitutional
duty. 10 show that tie tnll IN cotton
was purely fictitious, purely ~ the
shirt of hraynd0, he called attention 10
lilo fact that while cotton hnd zone
down IN New York, corn and provisions
had gone up IN Chicago. He took u
that the senators would treat tuch
ihrnnts with the degree If contempt TO
which they we're entitled. IN the
| c0nrse Of iiF argument lo said
In reference 20 the guprrttion that
| the hin go over until after Tie holidays,
/ that poatpOuolnrnt Of nrtinn ~ iiupua'
sihle without giving NJ the bin There
was, ho said, Il blessing in dhgulsr IA
| tho short crop of cotton with which
Providence had afflicted the Southern
people That blessing WINS TINT while
/ tho rnmhlrra aud eppculators mighl
temporarily denroag the price there was
/ "a deficiency Tor consumption aud CON
aumerA would be forced 10 come and
buy cotton NJ proper prices The pros
| ent time was, therefore, ihg time whcr
/ the bill could be passed with best pros
/ poets OF escaping combination OF spec
/ ulntorA
mo most OF Mr. Georgo'a epoich was
| devoted to d description and criticism
/ VI tho modes Of business In the New
York exchange. Which he characterized
| M nm Vleemusynniy ingtliutl0n, men
4 tioning Frequently ~ "unhnll0wod ifnf
| hc" Va "phnntom bales" lie spoke tws
hours, but had not iininbod when ~
/ yielded for other business,
Tho nhti-pph0n bin went over without
! action. After nhprt executive Hessiof
the senate adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15
III NEWS
: BOILED DOWN

a..
~ /, reported to be far
cruiser Newark has
sac ~ 10 protect Ameri-
, cigarette victim
i'',i, y, IN A chicago street,
y ~ -
'pai'.' s... II dlpthcria, and
y y IN C,'' nave been sworn IN
NV, ,,.,,lc.
D 90 have a ban
sefais are o. 10 which they
a, y, n neu il the party
sais 49,, n one of the
X At Hamilton on. 0 90 ~ A dog.
.;i,aed inc ~, Wv, ,, q. shot
d q the uOs
4 ....,,oa IN New
. have bes ~ a business of
! Win iaa ~, Italv for i'm.
30 girls liO''-
. .,,.,. oo,oo
J catered the tele ,' ,n.o in.
beat the operator ,n,o ,i ia'
. everything 'nss , 'Vu
q ihen i'e' .Ae -. -,
4 Newell, a New 1 ,,'.i III, 49, =
4 iinliied buying u .,.,. " ''a ~, -. y
4 ilha ehlld's mo'ner M ~, ~,
III i now 7 years o'u' p'e'''
II, , San Francisco widow, has
Il n Insolvency for $lIo'ooo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15
OUR DAILY DOINGS.
Some Alleged Car Thieves De-
tected and Arrested.
TWO WEDDINGS LAST NIGHT,
Too Much shindy on the Public slrools-Re-
coyery Of a Stolen Horsc-Thc Victim
oil Second Burglary Some Re-
marks About HighwaYmeP
IN Welded BLISS.

Promptly at 9 O'Clock, the appointed
time. Rufus q. Porter Of DAllns aud
Miss Ellie Trippett Of this city were
married at the Fourth Street Methodist
church last even ~,
The altar WAS entirely masked by an
array Of palms and white chryannthe-
NUNS, and this. the only decoration Of
the church, was beautiful In its simple
Behind this mask was the organist,
and nj the given signal the strains Of
the wedding march oiled tho church.
as down the north aisle, proceeded By
the ushers. moved Mr. Porter aud his
chosen life-eompanion..
The groom wore n morning costume
and the bride was nttired Ia her travel-
ing dress.
THE brief marriage service Of The
Methodist church was said by Rev. Mr.
helms, presiding elder Of this district
and the loving twain were united in
matrimoUys holy bonds,
To the music Of the wedding bells, by
the south aisle the bridal party left the
church and entered their carriage 10 be
driven TO the union depot A brief
pause for congratulations, q shower Of
rice. larger shower Of good wishes,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Porter left for Dallns,
where hereafter they Will reside.
At st, Andrews Episcopal church last
night Rev. Nardry Mt5ee, rector. united
in the bonds OF matrimony, Mr.. Walter
Dickinson Of Tyler and Miss Minnie
Geers Of Fort Worth.
The time set for the ceremony was
1880 D. M, and promptly NJ the hour
nimed the strains Of Mendelssohna we'd
ding march pealed from the large organ
at which Mrs. J. p. MeAllister presided,
assisted by Professor Birshteld. aud lis
notes hcralded the entrance Of the con-
tracing parties. Preceded by the uHhers,
Messrs s. T.. Williams, Chgrles Wheel
or, J. II. l1nis Jr., and Ivan Terrell,
the bridal pair advanced TO the alter aud
the beautiful ceremony Of the Church
Of England soon made them man aud
wife.
The groom IS son Of the general
superintendent Of the Cotton Bolt lines
IN Texas and Occupies responsible po-
sition ia his fathers Office, aud Is known
IN all the state as one Of the rising young
railroad men, Of the South The bride
Il one Of Fort W0rtlis faireat duehiers
and q prize any man iniy wen feel pr0ud
20 have won The newly welded pnif
viii make their future bone IN Tyler.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15

Washiugtnn, Doc, i-Cnnhrmatlnns
Oklnhonn. H. r. ilcOk, lil Reno
1wAs, $. l.. MilchcE Rocklalo; W.
NJ. Wand. Onkcln; A. 4 Steel, Hrosa-
beck, n, l., Clcwea, Gainesville; G, W.
Ashton, Iowa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15

The fact that someone hal driven on
rirbt Was reported IN The 0nzotte yes
fe.5av. In the afternoon Deputy Sheriff
loo Witehcr Learned Of stray team
x sam Chapmnn'a seven miles ott on the
NenaHeld rond. fin went out and u
moved 10 b. Mr. Woods outfit Il had
neon drireu ont on thai road and tlen
abandoned, the horse Golng on until his
attention was attracted ~ sons horses
Ia Mr. Chapinnps 1T when ne stopped.
ma hofse was restored 10 bis
owner.