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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

wide open our doors toany OF these ok
cueiouists and extend To than the hps-
pjwlity ~ this huusc, Web5lievc they
win lind Il interesting 90 look ~ The
curious and little known process oi
making type, and especially as here
ihoy will SEQ Il In tho largest establish
mont Of its kind IN the country. Any
one coming 20 us from You will be sure
OF hearty welcome. Especially do W.
invite any one Interested in Typography
10 mike our house thoir home during
thoir stay In tho Worlds fair city.
Yours truly
BARNHARr Bios. " SPtNDLER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20
scores Ono Against Taminia.
Fonf Worm Snpt. lg. isl


There {, tlmo WHOM patience coases ~
6n a Write" This - wlsH - saw but
the fun fprce and effect Of this umo hon.
o e1 truth aroins 10 have never dnwhcI
- ihe mind Of that bHuighted being who
continues 70 occupy your columns, nnd0r
tho n9n de plume oi Tommy panip.h
out of aheer sympathy for long Bufar
inF public, shall cudanVnr, IN my weak
way Nnr ln the language Of Iunius, ~ ma
lut plain, unlctfarG1 unnil. 10 show him
why Ne should coaHn hia hcribhiingf why
DO should gcalst iron these uukipd literary
assaults upon 40 unauspqotlug punlici why
no should restrain himself from wandering
back into tho dusi-dimmei nast Knd dig.
ginr up. fran tholr loug roating rlaca, those
hqAfy lnkea with which our fnrefathera
were wont 20 worry thoif neighbour 81 years
f0nO hfi why be should cease 20 put ur0n
n unqfCuArei pcpp.o fhoal pltr'l puua u
the past those nuns 90 which hallnin'a
as wis wont 70 blush centuries npon een-
tHrHa Pnnc
itisHot our Intention ~ appeifunlust or
hAflli toward "iDmmicN ult asa 70 ever
oecur 20 him hat be- 10 sails driving good
men ~ h8sd ddlki I'D he n0f know That
b. y boa D. mging hdnrsi men ifom their
bus b h1mf 70 ne ligWNl ny q ni gnllosa
rhrmiuus, Wlorr aiu % rife sud fuin q oetf
tain % DO not know ihat he b conatfat-
iy iuicIua the iun1ecui youth % our land
INTO fhc pictured l1rl0rs wlnirin h sought
ava rnd thai ppieounus pdinn rh-rtNifh
tho 4'aidfe1 ofduil luspalr. iUli he ioao
hnart and hinlah oiref pa be- MOI know
ihnt unio q ~ cfa4es. hu Vli crush tho to-
nueafd u cnt short fnc circulation ffitu
crqHnlDE daily % ihn lunn star ttAtaf pid
81 not AuOe thht uulepA ha rufha ibis mad
fetifd fot literary ismai BE- will tinm Sic
stream Df immigfalor. and mike fuili me
ahlc efcfis ~ our Chan bsr q ComAorclf
flld he nos hh0w that bis aim 10 literary
tame "a but htfai dream, tnshiolca DY
fancy. ard sure 70 fade that ltia but Oh 81 -
Afle sure 10 crlmbe; md at tho end or
lil gIe sm Eit oaiy th5sa ''tvin sisiore. Dis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20
Asst Pass'r Traiiic Ming
Elegant Rooms I'm suite Engaged Tor Al
the Gazette Party.

Elegant Rooms I'm suite Engaged for Al
the Gazette Party.
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept 10. 1902
Democrat Publishing Company Fort
Worth, Texas,
GENTLEMEN herewith hand you
the Palmer House order for rooms en-
suite, 10 be used by TIE GAzErrEs
TeXus Young ladies and tholr ohnpc-
rons the first seven days Of the Column
hian dedication cermouics The rooms
front east ON Wabash avenue, and ele-
gantly furnished and extra largo and
have bath attached The Palmer is
the oldest and finest hotel ln Chicago.
Trusting this viii meet with your ap-
probation, / am very truly,
d. B BuCn ANAN,
F.. 8. These are rooms occupied by
Chicag0's wealthy families, and are,
therefore, elegantly and eXtrayngantly
furnished, and are very large,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20
rnE TEXAS nApen


b. surgsstions from Hon. a. j. Hous-
ton Candidate for Governor.
WACO, TEX, Aug. 20, 1892.
Ilan. A. j. Houston, Dallas-Dear
! hand you herewith design for
dal TO be worn by THE Fort WORTH
szETTE delegation 10 the Worlds
4 in competition for first place to
adged by yourself and others.
ffhl you have the kindness to pass
n my design and forward your opin-
A y W. l.. Malone, President Demo-
4 Publishing Co., Fort Worth, Tex
much obiiging yours truly
A. c. ROGERS.
DALLAS, TEX. Sept. l6, 1892.
Howard, Esq Fort Worth, Texnsi
'tAR SIR;-lt may bs that | have
IA time 10 report, too late 10 be Of IN
y to you, my criticism upon the
llas lair medal as per design TO The
H 1.lfE, but il has been impossible to
a Il attention earlier. The general
4 n and technique is in my opinion,
lfable; the figure Of the eagle,
aud mechanic are easy and nat
HE lett leg Of the farmer Is dis
& ana 1t might be more pleasing 70
sse to have the graceful little Jer-
nov AZ bottom Of diverse side
.ae swine exchange places and
gold and silver might justly be
+ = " the mineral exhibits; instead
I. words at the top great IS Texas
a we might show to advantage,
\ u i not represented, instead the
x star near the cotton bale very
+ Phei but perfect 70 q scale, could
y ,made with rays 70 II just about
= x Is in great; the Texas Tag
no narrow stripe SO
sNo stripes just under the
saght 10 BE- joined and the field
me star might be somewhat
~ 10 represent the blue the
Won the eagles breast, with tho
grace itself take the liberty
lug you copy OF the modern
.lsea Tor flags Instead Of. the one
7 assign. which l. snmswhst an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

DALLAS. Sent II, lae3
hie and 4fga Bob white haa C0ne % the
con, lahldn that We COLD DO htile better
today ior Dur gals, a. ne 3ouns mau on
1.-Two OAK mas COMO 70 our helm 30 nice. aud
thn Ola w0maH had hnc inei With her milk
AMI fatefs to.dayfahd hon Wf hagen dOno
a insrh sor our "Heasler as we have
toihors. 40 We double the dosg t0-lag 20
hero sa come with 2VJJ "coR-popaN for
on an. Wiarrs MInnle Pau0n, N.neoia
Ethei ueloacn, lonukanA Bessie Wpiinf
austin. IuiA B9Yl. Diineri Maai9 Chaay
I.lngsiew I4oia lfifos. fort Nnrihi Fan.
"Bou warn"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

Invitation to The Uatsttr's rarty 20 VISIT
tho world tamous Picture

CHICAGO, Sept 10, lSg2'
Editor Gazette, Fort Worth, Tex
Dear Slr;--Noting that your paper
will sond an excursion Of representative
Texas young ladies 10 Chicago 10 attend
tho Columbian exposition dedication, !
desire to extend the party through you
a cordial invitation 20 visit our marvel
Gus exhibit OF the painters art, the
World famed picture Of the battle Of
Gettysburg, a picture known and IA
nous In both Hemisphere. u picture
pronounced by many Federal and Con-
iederate officers 10 bo literally true %
nature and marvellous IN realistic inn
preston. This famous painting is 40
feet IN circumference, so feet high, 500
feet long, and should your excursion
party honor us with an acceptance, es-
pecial pains will be taken TO have them
Understand the greatest worl. OF art In
this country in all It's details Trusting
to have The pleasure Of meeting your
Texas representatives next month, am
Worry Respectfully
a. HENROTIN,
Nf,.......,. ft.,tt, a. lttr.r I1uupratua
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

BArnhart Bros a splndisr. Wish the O.
sstte Party 90 80 tha Process

IITINTHT. 7ITI1 u Nv
The Democrat Publishing Company Fort
Worth, Texas
f,ySTI.ENER.-W have Just been
lookiur over a copy Of THE GAZETTE
ma We are greatly pleased with your
er,arprise. The results must b. very
niaasnt 10 your constituency, who are
N intarostaa Ga tho matter anal We
Non. are not without benefit - your
selvss We refer especially 70 the CON
go fo- excursions under your auspic
10 h,dre that there viii he many wish
a.. 10 the Worlds lair city from ycur
ststs through your kindness And en-
terprise. -,n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20


EKoursionnis TO See Niagara
CHICAGO, Sept, ] o 1892,
To Contest Editor Of the Fort Worth Tex
Gazette;
DEAR SIR:-I see from your paper
that YOU are creating state Interest
In an excursion 70 Chicago and Mag
ara Falls. The latter we have here on
cunvass, painted by Paul Phillip
poteaux, the celebrated Fronch artist,
at a cost Of $50. 600, and il pronounced
by experts, "real MS life
The painting is 400 feet long and
fifty feet high, and II your excursion
party will visit II while ~ Chicago,
viii have no further desire TO visit the
Falls, and | cordially extend your
distinguished eXcursiOnlsts au invita-
ton To visit us while here. Extending
our congratulations on your enterprise
and wishing the party a merry trip
We are sincerely
JULIEN GUMS,
Asst Manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

Editor Gazette
The manager Of the Auditorium com,
pany urgently requested me TO extend
t'THE GAzErTEs' excursianisis nm inYl-
tation, TO call and inspect the great An'
ditorium building aud tower whiln M
this city. The building is one Of inc
largest, and finest IN Chicago. aud the
observatory on toweris 2IJ feet high
aGordlne an excellent birds eye view
Of Chicago and Lake Michigan from 6
dizzy heights. The excursionists Should
not miss the treat, as an hour there
will give them heitcr knowledge o.
the city and lake, than q days travel
through IT, Very truly, J. d. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

foHr Wnurit, Sept 10
Herewith enclose you 10 votes for Mr.
and Mn w " lannoY Believing hs /
do lhnt railway employees Should hold lhpt
c.otc alliance 70 each other that hll other
Professions do ] hopo 70 500 oil railway
men rally lnce more AID let thoir strength
be known in this contest ! would pause 10
rcmurlt ihat this contest is not TOY Georqie
Clark Tor Governor, or ATTY ono else, bit
Mr and r. HauGuy for the WpHa'a flir
Your truly, X M. Hi0Gs
Secretary o. u a., Division b1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

Plans OF Entertainment OF the Oasettcs
TrNas Parry,

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept - 1902.
Mr.. W. l.. Malone, President Democrat
Publishing Company Fort Worth
Texts
Dear Strive notice that your en-
torprlsing newspaper prOppsos TO iurn-
ISL "a number OF the most popular olti-
zeus Of Texas with transportation IL
Chicago during tho dedication Of thu
Worlds Fair, nd also proposes TO pay
their hotel bills while there.
II there Is anything that We can dc
here TO help carry out yourplan OF ontor
taiument, we will be worry glad indeed
90 exert ourselves In that direction
Very truly
j. NJ. BYRNE
Asst Pass'r Traffic Mngr,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20
L1nnY PRISON Wan mUsrUM
An Inyitatlon TO the dasotte's Eneur'ion-
ists TO visit the Confederate display

ists TO VISIT the Confederate Display.
CHICAGO, Ill, Sept ~
To the Business Manager Gazette, Fort
Worth, Tex.
DEAR SIR: Observing with pleasure
the widespread interest the people OF
YOUR state are maniiesting In the dcdi-
cation exercises OF the Worlds Column
bian Exposition TO DO held in Chicago
next month, We take pleasure 10 eN-
tending To the party composing the
GA2rTrEs excursion u cordial invita-.
lion TO visit Libby Prison national
war museum, feeling assured they VIII
take peculiar interest ia our Confcder-
ate display Of war relics and documents
"a closely associated with all the prom
inent ana distinguished general OH
eors, statesmen and private soldiers
who participated IN the war from 1861
to 1865. Very respectfully.
NORMAN L. Ross.
Manager
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

Waco, TAX, Sept IA, 1891
John Howard, Esq, Fnrt Worth, Tex
DEAR SIR have examined the do
sign Of a Texas badge or medal sub
mitted hy you, and take pleasure In
pronoupoing It the best design have
yet seou. This is my Judgment ON tho
same and you can use IL as YOU see IT.
Yours Very Truly,
GEORGE CLARK
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

regret that other duties have engaged
mo, but como with 20 votes to-day, and
trust ] Will not bs again rmlsh, fof ny
wishes for your success nrc a. strong a. "
tho beginning of This contest plcate credit
go 20 Misaos Lula liiyos, Molie CLANCY,
Ethel D3i.1ach Ida Whoatey, Lana
Vampell, Bessie While. Iula BOYD aud
blanche Cowan. GrogoG ho1Aft-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

The Fort Worth GAZETTE ,, oi r 20,
wo,,tb Texas, is running g o',iiot con .,,
81 for the purpose q ssieo ~. ~, ~,
$50 ~ ~ iaSias 70 represent the lone
gouns ~, 80 ~ ths dedication ceneinonle7
ssar World Columbian exposih9s,9i
October 10. These young .Aai. 1850 ~l,'
ali aoubtIess be stars 81 leS,.s -, - n r.
~ ~ Nv nat Dlone stars, as iley aio = ~
aecs,s,,Iapauisd BY tro married -g S9ue Ss.
~ - Nm act IS ohaperSns' ~ y n n
VIZ 49, W. MARTY will spend veg ~, ~
1 efi.n and also visit Niagara, y ~ y
~ cbieaqo thag must nol i0rEs' "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

ThefollowinR cut represents the badge
10 be worn by THE GAzErTE's excur-
sioni5ts. the cut being exactly tho size
OF the badge. The badge u made Of
gold, tho wreath being ~ green gold,
twenty-five oarats, The badge Is now
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

DALLAS, Sept. "a
Tho GA wOman would have 10 10 pat 10
goo 'aowspQna1 Tor 49, ana Mrs. q. Vs.
ggbninghani n i.onfricw, the Old rritter
a ~ unIi0IB 70 scs fhcm 10 that thar
aEles poa. . ] hops ihey Nun'l git qrowaed.
Bon MHifH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

GAtNrsflhLt, Sept ".
Please cAsi the cuelpsod 100 votes for
M!asos Cradle illcluon Gainesville May
Latimer, Manchester Mills, iuln hivrs,
Fort Worth What d the matter With
Busy B0ofn Worry respectfully
TOY hiLLlOAH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

sand " votes In to-day for Misses Fan
nlo Eiis, I sura Fender, MAY Lattimon
and Besso white ! 40 hope oyorybpdi
win holp Miss Fannie and wo win have hor
10. LAILr DOWSiH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

MAX Hlosharil. Gdnnsville, Sept II,
votes lO) coupons for Mr. and Mrh. Toba
biHddos.
W. n Grilarls Waxahachia, Sept 49,
yotea a. coupons Tor Mr. and Mira. ianney.
Roy Miliioan. Gaincayile, Sept isi votes
100 coupons Tor Misses Nraoc HicksoLs May
Iatlmor and Lula RiYga.
Miss Lama Haas Sept 10, votes 800 oou.
p0us for Mr.. Hnd Mrs. nannuN
Max rlirshaold, Gainesvlilo, Sept Is,
solea 90 ier Mr. and Mrs. Maddox.
Fort N4.fh Transfer Co. per Zlmmor.
man frt Us cOup0us for Mr.. and AirA.
HanueN
Mos rcar nufori, city, Sept 10, votes
~ COUPONS Tor Mf. and Mrs. HGnncy.
Saliio pownic Sept 10, votes II coupons
for Mr.. ana Bfra MJrchOns.
Tom. CiiYI Sept ~, votes - coupons for
Misses Minn- Cyrus, Willie Smith, Kthel
DaIoafn, SUfr Johnson Eioi4c p,ofter.
Grace Kiiliai era lala Boyd.
Mr.. Enma Huuphrlos, city, Sept. 10
VOTES Ioll igr Saiis Langley, Maud Rnst.
ma, Laura fendor 1h3o flafnwcn. Fnunia
@ Mcc6nr, Eya Ponaipgton aud zula
boyd
a. H. -. Guy. 5Npt 10, votes 100 lor
Aiisses Carrlh cauphon Elnilr Naettr,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

lhhi NNNINt EeNhf ~
stnl 10 II and not nbalr turned. anu
tfoiiing from h. quarter with the step
that anyone can sac u 2nl gait i0uo
m9varaanis tcdiy, Mr., Edi.or, Tor the fol-
lowing Young Adios Misses Ethel Massey,
The9 Baiuwcll, JAMIE Chiffon, Rosallq
Goiding, May fatimer, Minnie Cyrus aud
2ala Boyd, NAaoi HAMS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20
sAXNr NJ RIIEUMATIsM

sAXET VS., RHEUMATISM
saxet Mod. Co., Dallas, Tex had rAcu-
matism ever since last Aug; ! bad tried
various remedies, but none OF them did
me any good My home rs kansas Guy,
but hopmg 60 derive some benefit nom
tho climate Of Tex came 20 FL Worth
last Jan, but continued TO grow worse
until / began to take saNet The pain
had all left inc before ! hHi finished taxi
inc the hrst bottle, and whom ! had used
only a few bottles | was completely we'll,
and had gained about twenty pounds /
am boarding nt the Sc charles hotel.
aud Mr. aud Mrs Bridges also about thir
" bOhrlors, know Of my condition and
how much suffered before taking SaNct.
Resdoctiully, e. Mcdaniel,
We hereby certify that the above state
wcnt h true. A A. Bridges, Prop ST.
Charles hotel, Mrs, NJ. q, bridges,
u. W. Moore book Keeper for s j, Ky,
Co and many others. Ft W. Feb ls'0l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20
BATTLE on GETTYSBURG.
GHC}GlS GREAT rNORlgl
ONE OF THE ARTISTIC
MARVELS OF TIE AGE.
Whom iu Chicago no one should fuii 20
soc one OF iho elandust aightA OF that atty
the vast and realistic l'nnursmA OF


THE BATTLE Or GETTYSBURG
which 70 exhibited on tho elruor Of Wabash
avenue and Panorama Place. Those who
have never Witnessed "a work OF the lanl
cnn form no conception OF the startling Of
fcuta that are obtained. The Guttyaburr
Panorama Is the work oi PAM phllllpu.
trnuS, o French artist OF great ability aUd
established reputation ns military pllntor
THE WHOLE BATTLEFIELD Or GETTTsHUg5a
"a reproduced with strctest topupfaphicnl
accuracy, aud he details Of the great Aght
ara represented with % realism that s8cms
marvellous Tho foreground IN
ACTUALLY BUILT OUT WITH REAL FENCES,
earth, trees, guns, cic.. which AFRO 40 skin.
uily led Mp 70 and Joined with the painted
canvas that 70 rs almost impossible 20 dia-
cover whore reality ends uud lhsion
begins, As whole and in every detail .ho
work Is NO unNAc1puonahle that upou 10.
firing from the bloody Held tho Old heroes
feel that they havo thought tleir bloody
battles DER again The building u iai foot
DO diameter and o5 foof high, aud tho paint
ing Is i7i foot Ia circumference, 10 feet
hlgh and has been ylowod by 1000, 90
people,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

0MnHEi Sent ~
sonebodg has Stole ny ~thaaaer'" az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

AAulNNI bNNhNNN4
Tho above is a good suggestion and
one that will please the Texas people.
The badge will also help bring the
homc-seellcr and capitalist aud the
Texans together. HOWARD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

yoo that have coupons to vote, pre-
~ TO vote them now, for the time is
4 having near
. Mis- Theo Barnwell Of Gilmer, who
M been in the lead as candidate for
+. T,sss representative for the past two
HIM, began with one vote.
4 Send, to the Santa Fe road for one Of
n. Illustrated pamphlets and maps, de-
,ripiiye Of the dedication ceremonies,
I'M William Dohertg, Fort Worth,will
srrish them.
There will be excursions and eXcur-
ons TO Chicago from various parts Of
h union but none OF them will have
:. uore enjoyment and greater facilities
n sight sacing than The GAZErrE's
|TsSas excursion.
a All orders from agents as well as
rm other parties for coupon papers
yl,t DO accompanied by the cash.
an with the order" is the only rule,
M agents must collect in advance for
seh papers, and send the money with
lorders.
TnE GAZETTE's excursion party to
N|1clgo and niagara Falls will leave
oa Worth, Monday, october II, the
act hour 10 be determined and an
unced hereafter. The rooms at the
thmer House have been engaged for
sen days, beginning Wednesday, oc-
ibsr 10, on the evening Of which day
y festivities begin.
THE GAZEr1n tsSIrATION
\, rhree Of the Young Ladies Now in the
III Contest.
n The GAZETTE has all along intended
now announces that intention, to
mite three Of the unsuccessful candi-
,ies in the contest to become part Of
excursion and go TO Chicago and
lagara Falls as The GAzETTE's guests
d as representatives o, Texas one
these will be from Fort Worth and
from outside the city. The invi-
4 ZION will be decided by the vote as the
lzErTE could otand would not choose
Itself the three young ladies who
thus to be invited to become part
the excursion. This invitation will
extended to that young lady in
si Worth who stands next in the
e to the three highest, and to
ae two young ladies outside of
ArWorth who stand nextin thevoto to
seven highest. This announcement
bid have been made before, but THE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

PLAINvIEw, TEX, Sept, ~, 1902.
John Howard Esq. Fort Worth, Texas,
Dear Sir:--I notice in your letter Of
July 10, II description Of tho proposed
badge for Texas. | would suggest as
the lone star OF Texas. is star OF five
points, would it not be good idoa'to
make the badge a ave pointed star,
with the following design or figures on
each respective point?
/, A man with hoe to represent
agriculture.
> A man with pick and shovel on
his shoulder to represent tho mining
industry.
g. one or more figures of cattle,
4. Onc or moro iiglros OF Sheep.
.. A man with saw and hammer or
saw and square, TO represent the mo-
chanical industry, and tho word Texas
IN the center around 1893.
The above would represent the five
principal industries VI our state and
make u pretty and snowy badge dis
tiuguishablo NJ some distance, thorehy
making known Il roNan 20 @ Texan Ia
the immense crowds at Chicago at tho
Worlds fair Hoping that am not
too late, am,
Mos, respectfully,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-05

The Graham Feud Results In
Twenty Eight Murders.

IWenty Eight Muruers.
PHOENIX, Ari., Aug. 5.-Tom Graham,
one of the wealthiest ranchmen In Arizo-
no,wss shot and killed by John Rhoades.
Four years ago the Graham and Tewks-
bury families owned large stock interests
in the Tonto Basin. The Grahams are
New Workers. The Tewksburys came
from Oregon, and are half breed Kiawarth
Indians. The two families had Q falling
out. One morning two OF Graham's sons
were found dead in a th.cket. The
Tewksburys paid the life penalty at the
hands Of the 0rahams.
Twenty-sevcn men gave mp their lives
In the feud which followed, and the last
was John Tewksbury. This left one
Tswksbury, Ed. and Tom Graham, of the
direct families. John Rhoades, another
cattleman, later married John Tewks-
bury's widow and Inherited the feud.
Tom Graham was riding Into tho VII
lage Of Tempe, near this city. Passing
the three mile GROSS road west OF the
town he glanced back IN time to see Ed.
Tewksbury and John Rhoades cover him
with their guns. Rhoades fired. The
ball struck the spinal column. Graham
was paralxed, but remained conscious for
several hours before his death, and made
an ante ortem statement concerning
the shooting.
Rhoades wss captured, but Tewksbury
escayed. Graham was unmarried when
killed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-05

Soule. father-in-law of the city clerk,
George A. Ballard, got fatal blow from
an employe, near the Borden Block site.
AT the junction Of Second and Pleasant.
within n years time, the Bristol Ferry
lighthouse keeper fell dead, Carrie Rog-
ers was killed by runaway horse, and
German, who had become insane, pro-
cured a revolver with which he blew his
brains out little distance away.
In Borden block elevator Henry Sea-
vey, q prominent journalist, lost his life,
as did James Crowley. a young barber,
who, was with him, aud Milton Reed. a
bright and able lawyer and literarian,
came near losing his, while a little later
LAD was crushed TO death.
There have been sudden deaths and sui
cides Ia this vicinity, and less that year
ago poor Irish woman was burned to
death and her little daughter raped by q
villain for whom the police searched in
vain.
So that 1t is not out of the order Of
events, although the form OF the crimes Is
phenomenal that new calamity should
befall In the neighborhood. Neither was
that clever journalist much out OF the
way in christening the bridge which
affords an outlet from Tor an outlet TOY
this neighborhood, Whitechapel Bridge.
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