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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
DALLAS POLITICS.
THE HoGG COMMITTEE HAS A
CORPORAL'S GUARD
Present al lis Meeting But Cuts on More
Hea6s-Tho Registration 10
Saturday 4840.

DALLAS, Oct 16,-lSpeclal. Tho
Hogg county committee met at the
city hall yesterday. j. b. Peacock,
Archie White, w. r. Hunter, James
Lyons and DR. ]. II. Bohannon, coun-
try members OF the old committee,
recognized the new chairman. John
I. Mewshow was appointed for GAR
land, and w. o. Pinlay In lieu of r.. N.
Daniel, who wrote that ho was for
Hogg, but not in politics" j. w.
johnson Of tho Sixth ward OF Dallas,
stated that he was for George Clark
and did not recognize Col. Cowart as
chairman. DR.. j. A. KoatOn was
selected in his stead after the guillo-
tine had boon worked successfully.
IL was decided to have II
THOROUGH ORGANIZATION
and a campaign committee of five will
be selected by the chair. 1t was de-
cided 10 Gala convention 20 nominate
candidate for the legislature in oppo-
sition To II. II. Smith. The primaries
will be held next Saturday and the
nominating convention on the Monday
following. senator X, s. itimbrOugh
stated that 1t was understood that AS.
Taylor, OF Lancaster,
WAS FOR CLARK.
II so a man should be- placed In the
field who Is supporting Governor Hogg.
And SO the-convention will I'LL all wa
canciesn
Jos. J. Bclsford got through
resolution lndorsing the nominations
for county offices, although ID. /.
Terry, OF the First ward, president Of
the Dallas school board, announced that
no would vote against any nominee who
fought Hogg.
Messrs, Bryan f. Barry, Richard
Morgan, jos. j. Eckiord, Judges Word
and Charlton and Charles r. Clint were
elected
10 STUMP THE COUNTY.
Hon. Horace Chiffon and Charles Il.
Culbertson win make speeches.
Among the names mentioned for
legislator are Sam Klien, s. +. Morris,
George G. Colo and Capt w. II. Cas-
ton.
Chairman G. b, Gillespie informed
THE GAZETTE correspondent tonight
that George O. Colo willrecognize aud
act with his committee. He Is u Hogg
man and cannot stomach Waller Bak-
eris interfence,
Judge A. T. Watts and Hon. John
W. Springer, members OF the Illinois
legislature,
ADDRESSED THE CITIZENS
Of Jewella last night on the issues Of
the campaign in the interest of Judge
Clark Judge Watts made pow
erful appeal for the Intelligence
and manhood OF Texas 10 break the
letters ,of mossbaclfism and turn Texas
loose.n Hon. John w. Springer, who
Is nephew Of Congressman Bill
Springer OF Illinois, declared that a
change was necessary,
AND MUST COME.
He said that capital had been driven
from Texas, and the defeat of Hogg
alone will restore confidence.
Judge Gustave Cooks appointment at |
Lancaster was declared of, owing 10 |
other engagements and that gentleman |
left for Houston this morning.
Saturday evening 1910
VOTERS HAD RDGIsTERED
Nearly one half Of those who registered !.
yesterday were negroes, which shows
that they, 700, are Interested in good !
government IN Texas.
Next week herculean efforts will be |
put forth by both sides towards getting
Inc voters out 10 register, as It Is claim |
ID there are three thousand who have
allied 70 place their names on the books
% date.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

ABILENE, TEX, Oct. 16.-[special. I
Last night while on their way homo
but few miles from town, an alterca-
ton arose between J. J.. Ross and his
brother-in law, II. l.. Counta, In which
Kos no decidedly the second best
mar % slashed up very badly,
and nov in dangerous condition
here. Some OF the gashes wero fualy
twenty inches long He rccoiraad .
very bad cut in tho neck, slightlycit-
ting the iuguar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

The Republicans anu Third Partyitea of
He'll County.
TEMPLE, Tax, Oct. lG.-ISpeoial. l.
On yesterday the Republican canpairn
committee of Bell county held meet
ing In this city and accepted q PROPOSE
ton TO fuse with the Third party or
Peoples party IN Bell county, ON tho
condition that tho Republican party be
allowed TO name from their own party
candidates for any Office in tho county
for which the Third party has no can
didate In the field, or In case OF the
Withdrawal OF such candidates Tho
proposition TO fuse came from tho
Third party aud was communicated by
Its county chairman, IL Is Understood
that several candidates nominated by
the Third party at its recent county
convention viii be withdrawn TO give
place TO candidates TO be named by the
Republicans, as per tho fusion agree
mcnt.
Tho Republicans Of Bell county hold
a mass meeting ut the opera house last
night at o'clock, to ratify tho en-
dorsoment Of Judge Clark, for governor
and for general rally. Web Flnna-
gan was billed 70 be on hand and mako
a speech, but he failed to appear, and
II. J.. Ferguson, the county chairman,
in II speech OF forty minutes told what
they wore there for.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

Yesterday ID. NJ. Oldham for fifteen
years travelling man in this state, was
at the Clark Democratic headquarters
and gave Chairman Matlock cheer
ing report. He said he knew the poo
Pile of the State well, that he had been
all over it, trip that has ended with
in the last fifteen days. He said tell
the boys they need not be afraid to put
sp their money on Clark, for his cleo
tion is assured. II is a revolution that
Is in progress with the people and It
is a revolution that is not going back
ward. He does not take any stock in
notifies and his convictions ON this sub
n, come from mixing with the peo-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

ling the key At Gainesville and is the
only teleRrapher az work.
There arc three trains tied up at
Fort Worth, No. 2, tho north bound
passenger, light engine and an extra
freight.
The Western Union operators who
belong to the 0. r. T., VIII not handle
the Santa Fe messages, 80 unless new
force OF non-union or order men can be
procured, it is . complete tie-up Of tho
road undl the demands ofthe men are
accoded TO,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

CoMANcHE; TEX, Oct. 10 Especial
Otis Eaton Of Dallas spoke here this
afternoon In behalf OF pure Democracy
and George Clark. After tho cOnclu-
sion Of his speech the Clark club WIS
formally organized with j. y. Foster Us
president and 10. w. Wisman secretary.
Over one hundred names were enrolled.
There are over two hundred additional
memoers Id sight. The fight Is ON hore
thick and hot aud the Hoggs are
saneallng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

JERSEY CTrY, n. J., Oct. I6.-A fro
which started IN 4 frame teaement
house did $685. 200 worth OF damage,
divided among the following Arms: I
Vulcan iron works e40,OOh. Theodore
Smith & Bros. SCI, 900, Wallis ircal
works SO, 900, David Brydsan s2ss000
and William II. Holnainer sl0 COO iPho,
loss Ii covered by iaas0Fazce. p.hl
origin oi the.fr y unknown, Y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

LONDON, Oct. 16-Gladstone con-
suited an oculist q few da ago on ac-
count OF bis eyesigbt which recently
caused him much nneasiRess. II will
be remembered that during the general
election f. July last Gladstone WIS hit IN
the eye by u missile thrown by a work.
man. Although tho effects OF the in
Jury had disappeared In few days, ID
was believed that tho eye WIS perna-
nenily damaged. The oculist after
careful examination assured Mr.. Glad
etone be would retain good eyesight for
many years TO como.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

from two weeks trip to New York
Saturday.
He said Tammany was working as
earnestly for Cleveland S success In New
York as 1t ever did for its own nom
inees on the city or county ticket, and
il was the general opinion that Cleve-
land would get the largest strict Dem
ocratic majority ever given candidate
in the city. Asked about Texas poli-
tics, as regarded in New York, he said
the business men were dead on to Hogg
and his ideas of state government and
they thought 1t would DO worth mil.
lions TO the state II Hogg was bounced
at the next election.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
CATHOLICS FIRST,
Americans Afterwards; Thai Was What Was
Said al Catholic Meelna al Newark. MI

NEWARK, N. j., oct. 16.--A sensa-
ton was caused at tho convention Of
Catholic societies at tho Catholic In.
atltute to-day when the question Of
carrying flags IN the coming Columbus
celebration, October 81, camo up. A
motion had been made TO allow socie-
ties 20 cnrry any national Gag they de-
sired II thoy preceded it by an Ameri-
can flag EX-Aldorman Broader arose
70 his feet and said impressiyely.
"Wo should have the Papal flag first.
We are Catholics first and Americans
afterwards"
Impressive silenco followed tho ro-
mark.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

TExARKANA, Ark, Oct. I0.-ISpe-
cial. Senator James X. Jones and
Presidential Eleotor Tomkinsaddresse
a largo meeting OF Democrats on the
Arkansas SIDE last night Senator
Jones predicts Cloveland's election by
an overwhelming majority, and also
thinks that after ne1t March the DEM
ocrats will have majority in both
houses OF congress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

WASHINGTON, Oct President
u. Benjamin Andrews, Of Brown Uni
versity, Providence, n. l., has been
appointed by the president as delegate
from the United States 70 the Interua-
tional monetary conference In place OF
President i. a. Walker, compelled 10
decline. President Andrews Is a rec
ognized authority on political economy
aud kindred questions. In politics he
is O Democrat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

HUBBARD CRY, TEX. Oct H.
Especial 1--WE arc much pleased to re-
port that tho Clark club Is moving on
well. Prof. j. O. Pindor has boon
for several days working up this portion
OF the county for Clark and every sim
gle man In the town Is for him.
Heavy rains prevent organization in
a Hogg settlement which will now 90
strongly for Clark.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
HORRIBLY mANHLED.
A Young Negro Attempts 10 Steal a Ride On a
Freight Train.

GALVESTON, Tx, Oct. 16.-[Spe-
cial. 1.-The mangled remains Of an I'M
known negro boy about fifteen years old
were found strown along the track on
the International and Great Northern
railway near the bridge across the west
bay. His head, legs and one arm were
completely severed from his body which
was horribly smashed. Il is supposed no
perch and was ground TO pieces beneath
the wheels.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

'se "slo, 70 Matlocl1 was busy Satur-
day, >, y out letters OF invitation TO
the Clara 3uos Of the state, inviting
their presence in Dallas on Wednesday,
the 10Th inst, to meet Hon. Geo Clark
and the balance Of the state ticket and
prominent Democratic Speakers from
over the state. 1t is to be u gathering
OF the friends OF Texas and all the clubs
are urged to send the fullest possible
representation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

Ell PAso TEX, oct. rs. Especial. T.
The Republicans Of III PasO county held
their convention In this city to-day and
with exceptions Of two independent
candidates endorsed, put outa straight
ticket. The convention did not refer
to the Republicans endorsement Of
Clark for governor, but the negroes Or
ganized club last night and resolved
TO support him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

LoNovIEw, GRECO County, TEX,
Oct. l5.-lspeciaL IA we'll attended
Republican meeting was held al tie
court house to-day. Samn FlannRan
made a very fine Clark speech.
The meeting was called by Chairman
Flanagan to ratify the Fort Worth COM
Ventions action aud II ratified.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

449regg, who has been west on
ofthe Texas and Pacific for a
VI returned last night He told
~ reporter he had had a hard,
Sfatifying trip.
VI b at Sweetwater in Nolan
NJ then went to a barbecue, in
IN part Of the county. that
+. lnrgely advertised and was
I'D. ''
eetwater he went to Colorado
to Roby in Fisher county,
speeches in two days. He
Prong Clark sentiment all
pat part of the state, even
farmers being enthusiastic
N. He was returning from
county barbecue to Sweet
Y the party over took an old
Ddding along homeward from
fqe, and he was asked his
lal preference, Of course
gested Hogg. "Hogg, hell.
|pcrat, I'm for Cleveland and
ltson, county judge of Nolan
M to Abilene to hear Clark.
gu q hogg man but he re-
enthusiastic Clark Demo-
punties he was in, Mr.. Gregg
Ie.ng Nugent sentiment. but
party had no war to make
some of them even said, IL
y ~, necessary, they might
Clark some Of the Third
liiemen, business men and
\ q the farmers he found
iarK's candidacy for gov
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

WHITE PLAINS, N. ", oct H.
Blaine had quiet Sunday at Ophir
farm. None OF the prominent Ropuhli-
can leaders called 10 SEQ him and ho
spent most Of tho day with Whitelaw
Reid and his family. Ho intends TO
go 80 New York tomorrow morning to
meet Mrs, Blaine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

ny tho Southwestern Railway and steam
ship Association.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct, l5.-The South.
western RAILWAY and Steamship assocla-
tion today completed its work aud ad,
burned sine die.
Cotton rates from Texas TO California
terminals were considered, but without ac-
ton.
ment OF bAgging and tics In mixed carloads
al minimum weight Of 10000 pounds.
To gas, liquor In tank cars, Texas TO
st Louis and the East, the coal tar rate
was ordered 10 apply
Rates on cypress shingles and lumber
Arkansas and Louisiana points to Texas,
were made . cents per hundred higher than
pine rates
A rate Of 20 cents per hundred was made
on coffee from New Orleans 10 Houston
aud Galveston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
THEY WILL SCRAP.

Articles Of Agreement Signed for God.
dArd ana Manor to Come Together
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Billy Madden,
the hacker OF Goddard, and Bill Holland,
tho hacker OF Peter Maher, have had
a meeting with the directors OF tho Co
ney Island athletic club and signed ar
ticlos OF agreement for fight before
tho Coney Island club December &.
They agreed TO battle for $500, OF this
amount $4,000 will 90 TO tho winner aud
$1,000 TO the loser Of the fight. Madden
and Holland each deposited $4,000 to in
insure tho appearance of their men in
tho ring.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
A WALL TOPPLES
And Kill. Three Men and Fatally Injuries
Several others.

SENECA FALLS, N. Y, Oct 16.--
While a gang Of workmen we're repair
ing a we'll in the sluiee way OF the
Goshen & Baileys mill this evening,
the wall, which is thirty feet high,
toppled over and killed several in the
ruins.
A coat maker named Goo. Ziegfried,
aged fifty.seven, Michael Hansell, aged
ffty-five and Michael Conroy, aged
6fty-two. were instantly killed. Pat
rick Martln and Patrick Conroy died
while being taken 10 the hospital.
Johp Burns aud Owen Crannie were In
iured slightly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
NOW WE HAVE 1T.
We Can All Vote For Woman
For President.
VICTORIA Woodruff MARTIN
----
Says She Will Make The Race For the High
Office.
Blaine at ophr- Strong CLARK Club Olan-
lied al comanehe Republicans and
POpusls Fuse In Bell Couniy.
The Texas Campaign.
VICTORIA Woodruff MARTIN

NEW YORK, oct. l7.-Mrs. Victoria
Woodruff Martin, thewomcn's outrage
candidate for president arrived from
London this morning. She has made
public lengthy letter OF acceptance
OF tho nomination for president
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

ni-"Tho Bonnie Blue Flag
M, Va, i y man 10 win the fight,
Aond his battle cry,
- one and all.
CHORUS.
~ 1 rag Ior I NE Waco knight, hurrah,
"a Is a star.
loFy In sight, @He9u'
~ ahl Prejudice, ~
win the fight.
~ y 70 D our Just demands,
e,,@tnlng and abuse;
NJ eatte cry shall be.
'asn Texas loose.
, nov that glorious one.
men hearts ngiow,
W 70 our fathersi cried.
Iis b aSna !, q patriot sires,
w ven strike them down
/ We shall be free. "H'
d. s. Ross
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
TOM WARREN. GAMBLER.
Shoots and Kills Clement DWalls, a Negro.
No Ifled 10 XII Annlher llamhler.

WACO, TEX, Oct. 17.-[Special. +
Tom Warren, gambler, shot and
killed Clement Duvalle, negro waiter
in the ST. Charles saloon this morn
ing. Warren shot at another gambler
but hit the negro. Warren left the
city IA o buggy and Is gtill ut largo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

A special meeting of the Order Of
Railway Telographers Is hereby called
TO meet In Knights OF Labor hall ON
lower Main street tonight at s sharp.
All operators union or non-union) and
all other labor organizations are cor
daily invited 10 attend. Matters Of
grave Importance will be up for con-
sideration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

Pilot POINT, TEX, Oct 15.-lSpc-
clal. l-Hon. NJ. w. PoindeSter Of
Oleburno spoke 10 an audience Of
several people here to-day. He made u
terrible onslaught on Gov Hogg's re-
cord. His speech Is considered by
indictment yet made against Gov.
Hogg's administration.
His address was given close attention
throughout and pnnctuatcd with APP
plause when he made telling hit.
Judge ~ p. pinor OF Denton arrived
on the 3 o'clock train and win speak ia
reply to Mr.. Poindexter tonight,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

CLEHURSE, Tx, Oct. TO- Especial. Z
The Harrison and Clark CLUB OF this
place have arranged Tor q grand barbe.
cue next Saturday. The following
speakers viii b. on hand; Judge NJ b.
Moore, N. W. Quincy, b. Il. Paddock
and DE- w. u. Davls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

CAIRO, ILL, Oct. 15.-Gen. A. f.
Stevenson, candidate for vico-presiScnt
arrived here last night via the Illinois
Central He held reception this
morning At the Holiday house, and alta
o'clock this evening spoke at st. Mary's
park TO about 1000 people most of whom
were from the country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

LONDON, Oct. 16.-The prince Of
wales and daughters, attired in deep
mourning, attended special Teunyson
memorial serylse a. Westminster s
Abbey to-day. The hymns that weie
eung at Tennyson'si'funeral wesvsung
aRain-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
WHAT WAS NEEDED.
A Good Rain In Bell Counly-C Cotton Pick.
Nearly Over.

SALADo, TEX, DOT. 1G,-[Special. l.
We had the heaviest rain Yesterday
evening that has fallen here Tor many
months, which was the very thing the
farmers needed. Many OF them were
at loss 10 know what to do about SOW
ing wheat, This rain settled the mat.
ter on that point, for tho ground is now
thoroughly wet and tho wheat will
come up There will be II larger crop
sown Ia this section this fall than
there has been for many years.
Tho cotton crop Is nearly all picked,
ginned and marketed aud tho money
spent, and many thcre were that didn't
have enough TO 80 round.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

Trains Running by Card-PoIIeo Protec.
ton Provided.

HOUSTON, Tex, oct. 16.--[Special.
The Santa Fe dispatchers here
walked out promptly at o'clock to-
night and trains were run out by the
card, no orders being received An
application was made to City Marshal
Erickson for police protection for tho
dispatchers Office and a man was placed
on guard with orders to admit no one
without written order from Agent
Downey or Trainmaster Taylor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
d. s. Ross


III OF Dallas arrived in the
Tony from Comancbe. Mr.
zen zen ia the west speech
behalf 4, Of George Glartis
70 a GAZETTE man he
bi gn': u see the Hogeites
70 raid the West next
aTo Just returned from a :
III '1i rs In Lampasas, Mills,
IN Brown and Comanehe
IA 1Iney are welcome TO ali
sney can get out there.
n y ,a,s travel in pairs in that
4 b;iS 1e along a revised edit
M iot y; They will find every
|o MI IN the west popping up
I lar thunderboit 81 sueI-
n mad better borrow NnSe SIS
I. % OF, AXE along and steer clear
Il o fences. This is the season
10 out there. Mr.. Fsto r7J IL
/ '''a ~. Clark will cross the Colo q
sslon9lng east with thirty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

hero on October "a, aud the people are
making preparations TO receive him.
Horace Chiffon win speak from q
different political standps.st the Gay
following.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

RoCkDALE. TEX, Oct. ~. ESPECIAL
Hon. George Clark u billed 70 spsak
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

party will go up the Fort
enyer To Henrietta, where,
dge Clark will address the
u part Of the state.
lay he will come back TO
Il Chairman MatlOck has
III o barbecue on a grand
yited the people Of Mon
IN and all the balance OF
KS old senatorial district.
1ek is very anxious to effect
t redemption Of Montague,
|sdbecue, next Wednesday, is
Is be a potent factor in get
bple Of the county together
al hear the truth.
j HENRIETTA MEETING.
Hierson OF the Henrietta
came down from Clay
0tbital Saturday to get some
6 ting and other decorative
10 big Clark reception in his
tuesday. Special trains will
|t0fh Seymour, Wichita Falls
'|a other places.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
BA POLITICS.
XII Returns Jubilant
MI bis Western Trip.
IN TEXAS CONTEST
49,. cIarRs Favor That Is Almost
,rlcsl Universal.
III elers Tell the Uniform Tale
MI Men Arc Not Satisfied With
Here-Words Of Good
A. From Western Texas.
! bN TEXAS CONTEST
cI,fps Favor That is Almost
Universal.

A very informal in nature,
k Informal, was given the
'nndidate for governor al
I iast night. Judge Clark
4 the west by tho q o'clock
Reific, aud came in the best
4 the prospects are Z y
II for the entire d. 20
/ But then, the wes'
IN the Clark fore
II Clark 1t is Nugent, :
kidge Clark is not here to
bress, but he says he is IN
Ind good spirits and well
/ the progress OF the cam
i vas met at the depot by
slatlock, Capt. Paddock,
.eud a few other intimate
4 came at once up town:
Twas q steady stream OF
nj to see the Judge, and all
lssurances Of loyal support
br Texas.
/ candidate for state treas
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1892-05-05
WHOLE NO. 22ee

When Secor d street. was reached. Mr.
Fries noticed a locomotive standing in
the gate of Whital, Tatum g. Co.'s
YARD. and The hcr:e roticing the engine
became more frightened, and the over
turning of the carriage followed. Mr.
Fries was thrown cur, and remem-
bers no subse quent evsn.s until the
next morning at ten O'Clock.
s Mr.. Fries says that previous to the
accident he was in good bodily health.
and now he is weak and very lame.
He suffered greatly, and for twelve
weeks was in bed. Six weeks he had
twelve pound weight han eing to bis
injured leg. He has been using
crutches with which 10 walk until two
months since, when be was able to get
about with cane. Mr.. Fries says
that when he began life he had his
health and strength and head. He
has accumulated some property since
and made money. Since the accident
Mr.. Fries says that he has been unable
to manage his business, owing to his
injuries, end has been obliged TO sell
out his business, in which he was
making me ney previous to the sustain
ing of the injuries.
The discrimination by both Mr..
Grey and Colonel Potter was really
marvellous, and yer Mr.. Fries con-
Quoted himself admirably, everything
considered, aud the gentleman made
an excellent witness in his own behalf.