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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

T. c. Smith, an empoyc at Buel y
Cuun1lly> planning mills. caught his
right hand in the machinery today, Sew
sul Of his fingers were smashed.
The Dallas cotton mills have simply
CLOSED down 10 take stock. and viii t1''
sums operations next week. IT, mnnag.
ers say that they have mora than 500
90 of orders 70 M and are away behind.
Federal court adjourned tnr the term
today Thomas ] Woods lr. has iniled
90 make bond. and wis placed i'm jail.
jacob liaurh, superintendent Of the
CDckroll Elevator company said today:
The elevator Is being used simply rs u
grain warehouse. and is advancing no
money On grain stored there. simply be-
cause the company has no money. Wheat
j. coming IN from the surrounding black
wnxy country At the rate OF from 1910
10 200 bushels per day. He says he
could get from 10000 10 3np.ONO from
the Panhandle " the local banks even
advanced fflm 20 10 - IL cents per
hushel un the warehouse receipts, bur
owing 10 the uncertainty Of the money
market mud the consequent tlmidlty Of
finances generally, during the past several
days. the hanks are not letting their
money 90 for any purpose. not even On
"nli wheat In the mill Mr.. Ruuch
says that one man ~ Iowa Park has
lW,Ub bushels Of wheat which he
would put in the Dallas elevator II he
could get anything on n He has had
two ears uf this wheat and il is the finest
hr has seen this year. All the what
coming ia j. dry and In excellent condi-
ton 20 90 ini} the elevator, He thinks
thai ~ soon as money gets elsirr there
viii he plenty NJ cheap money and al
'nncri cln readily be Lad Oh warehouse
receipts
Wiley Durbin, The son Of Turner.
Q H..nN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
THE IOWA STORM,
1T MAY WITH TRUTH BE SAID
PoNfERoY NO MORE.
The Cyclone Was sixty Miles Long
aud Half a Mile Wide---Burying
the Dead.--Heavy Loss---Gov. Boies
on the Ground.

Pomeroy, Iowa. July S-Forty-four
now numbers the dead at Pomeroy.
1t is one of the saddest scenes ever wit
messed, and even the strongest are com
PEELED 10 turn away from some Of the
sights at the city hail hospital where the
worst Of the hundred and eight injured
now are. Every dwelling now standing
can be- well termed hospital, as all
have been thrown wide open, from two
to eight Of the wounded being kept in
each.
Little Charlie Risen. bright I-year-
Old boy. died at midnight last /, hit.
Governor BOies is ON the ground Going
all in his power for the comfort OF the
wounded. Physicians aud nurses are
needed badly.
Ton physicians are all that are here
today aud calls caunOt be promptly an
swered; more are needed.
OF the injured, FROM twelve 10 twenty
more will die,
Reports are being hourly receir't from
the rural districts. IL seems the storm
separated about mile west of CherO-
kee aud followed closely the Illinois Cen
trnl railroad, cutting swath from one
fourth to one.half mile wide. and de-
mullshlng everything IN ITS pain Tor
distance Of sixty miles.
Near Fonda Mrs. II. $. Gordon aud
her two children We're killed. scar &c,
well John Detwiler was killed and his
wife e tally injured. Up in Wright
county, eight miles west of Belmont,
John l,euben and his daughter Es.s
killed.
The total deaths from the storm thus
far heard from reach sixty-three,
Tho work Of buryiug the dead at Pome-
roy has commenceu. Seventeen We're
laid away yesterday afternoon aud today
twenty more were hrricd. A number
Of bodies have been shipped away. Two
hundred aud eighty residences We're
swept completely off the face of the
earth and not board is left. Hardly
Residence remains untouched and the
business portion of Pumerny is So badly
wrecked thar H. can he said with truth
that Pomeroy Is no more.
Dead currasscs of cnttle aud hogs
are being cleared mp from tile rubbish 10
day aud buried. II seems as many fa-
talites resulted from going into cellars
rs those who stayed above ground.
The seven churches We're all demolish-
ed aud no services will he held tonor.
row. The total amount of the damage
done by the cyclone in the state is con
seryatiycy estimated AZ $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

chicago. July S-Chlcago Is now begin.
Mag to realize IN practical and snbstan.
ua way upon Its inyestmcnts In the Co,
lumbar exposition In the period en-.
hcaced within the last 100 DAYS NJ the
fan II y cs.imnted that "a sum ranalnr
from SlDumoO0 10 SiInOn.OnO Will 10
brought To Chlcaru and left here. Tie
estimate Il based an the assunntIon tliat
between July and November / IN DAYS.
Tue average nnmhcr Of visitors In Chicago
above normal viii hc iOl,On 10 tgIWal
AMI that they VIII spcnd not less than SD
a. day each while soiOnrulng here. On
that basis the Amount spent daily viii ne.
Gtrsale Sl;,MhWo TO .2n00I, for IN
Is already experiencing the relief thnt fof.
lows Tie receipt of liberal sums Of nInn,,v
from all quarters The thpatrrs repoti m
Immense business. notwlthstnntln,s a..
great show az Jackson park, rhe bnsinrs,
streets are cniwdf7, with great fnnyin,,
niassrs OF men woincn and children, nnI
The great cmporlnms of trade are doin,,
the largest trade In their history.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
wANAHAcHIE.
Judge Templeton In Nominal Custo-
dy untii Judge Hurt canbe Reach
ed---Insanc--Sned.

wAIahachie, Tex. Inly s.-tSneclaI D.
Indse VI. b Templeion and q. G Grace.
E-q. WHO wcnt Ia Dallas yesterday i'm
oricr 70 Institute babct. corpn. proceed.
ms 20 lipve tbc sald NJ. II. Tcnple.
'en fr0n custody under the contemR
scmmiuocnt NJ the county court. rcpnrtel
July .. returned last night without find
n Judge Hurt Mr. Templrt0h insist.
alai be u Illegally restrained. anil bro.
pases 20 abide nominal custody until a.
IN n-a-h judy Hurt rather than paw
Tue hng IMPOSED. Both the county uilsc
snd Alf. Tefnnleion have = hn.i -
friends. anil The unfortunate breach \.
4 sonr'r u universal regret
Mrs Isabella Sammage was ndjudgsd
Insane p-luE IN the county c1nrt.
Constable 10, Mihtlcl. brought 10 town
today lie Tilhs who forfeited hond
Monday. being ellirg7l with selling ianar
10 a miunr II" anghi Nj. man IN Hunt
county
Six cases have hocu 6lel In Justice
kemhlc.s caurt against employee VI The
Missouri. Kansas anil Texas llaiifmi'
-1nifiny charging .af1 rmIi6y,, with
)hstruriug the pulli' highway OH a cross.
~ nenr Fornviou. Said ease. win be-
allied for examining trial Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

Minneapolis. Mimi, July S.-Cornell
won the varsity eight.Oared -ace at
MiunetUnka from the Pennsylvania
eight late this evening in twenty-;hree
minutes and forty seconds, and by tnree
lengths. The crowd witnessing the great
event was the most enthusiastic rowing
crowd ever seen In this part Of the co1n-
Try and the result was received with
loud applause from one contingent aud
disappointed silence from the other.
The event was won on its merits, the
dash and action of the lthacans being
too much for the slower aud heavier
movements Of the PENNSYLVANIA crew.
1t was S:lJ before the start was made
as the wind refused to 90 down aud
blew great guns. The Penns ylyluiIs
used paper shell aud the Yale stroke,
while Cornell pinned its faith 10 an
aluminium shell aud short chlppy
stroke. For the first two miles ii was
neck aud neck AT two and onc-holf
miles Cornell had lead Of half length
and steadily increased the distance until
it finished. The race was finished IN III
ter darkness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
MINNIE LESTER
KNOWN As MRS. c. c. LowERY N
DALLAS
shoots Lowcry In the Head--Thcy
Met aud Agreed to Live Together.
Why She Shot Him.

Dallas, Tex, July -lSpecial)-At
323 Cadiz street tonight. a man named
e. c. lowery. a travelling salesman for
A. W. Browuell Of this city. was shot
In the back Of tho head by Mrs. G. C..
l,owery, alias Minnie Lester. Lowcry
was taken to the hospital His wound is
not fatal He said be boarded with the
woman. they 1unrreled and De was leav-
INK the house with his clothing when
she shot him. The woman j. about 80
years old and came from Chattanooga,
Irun. She says she met I.owery AZ Gal
weston two years ago and ihoy have lived
together ns man and wife since, coming
10 Dallas. eight months ago lately
l.owcry she says, has treated her cruelty
and last night they agreed 10 separate.
This evening he abused her and believing
her lie 10 be- Ia danger she says she
shot him. Her daughter. an attractive
girl from Chatiauo0ia, Is visiting her and
was az the house when the shooting Oc-
CURED. The woman is under arrest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
LONE STAR SWEET SINGERS
FILL THE TEXAS BUILDING AT
THE woRLDs FAIR
DeIighting Thousands with a Con-
cord OF sweet sounds---The Ladies
did it---At the white City Yeter-
day.

Chicago. Ills. July s.-The weather
of July IS beginnig 10 tell perrepdbly
on the attendance at the Worlds far,
the daily average showing a gradual but
constant increase, aud officials expect
this to continue ill early autumn. after
harvest, shall show the greatest al.
tendance per week Of any period Of he
exposition. The period Of unselfsh aml-
" among railroad officials having passed.
aud the railroads having begun TO cut
rates in their greed for patronage, the
approaching era Of cheap railroad travel
cannot fall to show an enormons in
crease In the number Of visitors from
distance.
The innovation made by the Lone
Star state on the completion Of the
TEXAS building Today. VIII kelly STIR fe
the popular sentiment and be Initiated
by many other state commissioners.
The completion N the state building this
afternoon was celebrated by The iuaug-
uratiOn Of a series Of musical recitals
by amateur talent In the auditorium 81
the handsome structure. 10 b. continued
from time 10 time throughout the sun
mer. BY this plan the ladies " the
Lone Star state 40, only furnish excel
lent entertainment for visitors, but pace
before the public q unique exhibition Of
state culture and dramatic talent The
iirsi concert was a decided success. The
music was excellent. while the young IT,
dies taking part IN the recital- showed
marked talent aud Taste ia executing
their performances. A Large number Of
Texas people we're present a. well 1s
many others. attracted By the announce
mni that Texas was 20 give a free mus
zeal treat 20 The public
The occasion als1 marked the opening
NJ the building which now s,nnds com.
pltie iu every detail. although o. wifi
not he officially dedicated until Iuy -
WHEN there will b. an extensive celeb i-
ton aud appropriate ceremonies Like
the erecting by private suisofipu' ~
lnd, IN fact. ihe creation OF 900 ilili
IraIs has az the exposition. these i,.-
,itals are due 10 the effort, OF lhe $50.
men NJ fhe state. Al home committee
pa.st. uppl an The inlrui prespnicl.
aud II ~ to III prescribed rdndhT =.
The candidates are sent 10 Chicago tn
take part in The concerts
~ Festival ball grand concert Wis
fltcn hy The Chicago Columbian chorus
ol lWn yolees aud he cuiire exposition
orchestra NJ l54 musicians. under the
dircc, ion ot Theodore Thomas The Dom
Mar orchestral concert this evening ~
The new music pavilion commencing i.
X O'Clock. inauguraiod new serie- of
summer evening npon-air concerts under
The direction of Thomas
without fnrmnliiy NJ" dalrs Of the
building erected by the republic NJ Col.
9mba. were thrown open this afternoon.
The formal celebration il reserved FOR
iny ~, whicll Is national lndcI-.nden-r
The Argentine sections In the manu-.
iariiirrrs. agricultural forestry AMI
mining buildings viii b. formally opeB.j
for Inspection tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

A. J. Whitehead Of the big -Four"
is IN the city, His headquarters hive
been transferred from ST. Louis tn Dnl,
las
Major l.. W. Williams. mn Oak CliG
Populist, has been appointed one uf the
judges ~ the saddle aud harness depart.
menl Of the Worlds fair. The jon il
worth 50 u day and expenses
Hon. John H. Cochran has been elect.
ed solicitorgrncral and chief Of tho de-.
mrtmcnt Of advertising, and H. L. Hnn-
man ot Fort Worth general supcrinten.
dent II exhibits.
Coloucl Thomas ], Middleton nf the
NaNuhaclie Mirror and DR. NJ. w.
Manson Of the ltockwall Success, are in
the ely,
Il. T. Marshall. who holds TAT inh
In the treasury department at Washing.
ton. is In the city.
Edward j. Nicst. manager of the Wrs.
tern Newspaper Union, departed for
thicngu this evening to visit the fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

New York. July S.-First race-Seyen
furionTs. Dickerson won. Moniotte sec
ond, King Crab third. Time, 1:2i.
Second race-Seycn furlongs. Kissingen
Colt won, Sprinkle second, Anglo third.
Time. lbs IA
Third race--Six and half furlongs.
Play-Or-Pay won. Alcnlde second, Billet
doux third. Time. / - IA.
Fourth race--One mile. Lowlander
won. Bitten second, Terriher third.
Time. 1:41 II.
Fifth race-Three-fourths OF mile.
Nagabond won. RemOrse second, Uuele
Slime third. Time. 1;1I.
Sixth race-Steeple chase. Pat Oak
ley won. Clamor second, LijerO third.
Time. 800 II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

Monmouth Park, July S-First race
sh fnri9ngs. Prince George won: Mid.
night second; Dr. Rice, third. Time,
l;l4
Second race Five and one-half fnr.
longs, kazan won: Roland RE
second Chetean, third. Time, las
Thru Monmouth Onts s.nk,s
Milo aud oneIuaFtcr Augusta RHlc
Mqn' lazy Violet, second; AfternSnn.
Fourth race Hopeful stakes- No.
anl olv-hali fur.ongs Hnrlmrhom = ~.
tt9ilIfahad. second; declare, third. TIM
iii'h raee-onc mile. ST. Elro,i,
Time, 1.li. 'N"ne' lhirt.
SIKH. race One and on..s,,,.o.a.
niles keliy won; AIadria, ss,s,5, ' III
sass, third. 1Sluc. las II 7's'"'' ar
seventh Faee-Six fnrlones. K,,.sion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

Paris fNw.' July s-The registry Of The
Vhoclaws by blood. preparatory 10 having
out the leased district money. has bcen
yoniRelei and the number ~ lfs,rIbn,..,s
Is lAsSt The payment would bes jn''is
q INV uaNs except that the cnuuieratots
q I9Wsoh county simply set down liz NM,
ner " racn family and failed Ia n.y. n' XIV,
W. N nanles and the payment Mad N L,
nlnhi MI ns, until ihi- error was nctiaeJ
.ith Inst. The annitiut 4, is,'''i ,la an The
" rNnnl hnmners T. nnc and as baiT NH
nSn M 'hc dlstrlbutitc share w" Mn '' io
Md Si'ermon hT esrd' Dcnlson. Clarksvilie
,aHs ana making advances 10 th,soS p, Nv
lesve Y aud WIN rear rleb VINO
ibe sys Tue mol'ey geis In circulation pn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

VS. nine miles firm the springs and
asleep with his csaf undsr his bead.
When found b. was si-echit-- from
hunger. thirst and general exhaustion.
lie was SOM revived with siimniauis
lie had lost his hat. besides losing pa
bearing. and had wandered three bot
,lavs Ia fha burning sun aud on tbs
,.-,reninr sands. dropping under the shade
ocrtsionafy, and then making another
effort 10 struggle on His mind wanierd
and be imagine-i water near ~ haDd.
mi when he would stretch forth biz
hand for the cooling drought Il was not
there. He had made his last effort and
would never have arisen from where be
was found. He did no; know his re-
cuers. and possibly never viii. for II j.
said he j. IN a bad condition. mentally
and physically, from his terrible suffering.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


- rny, ALMA, KS. n Caloulit Tor.
reil; NJ Carter Km.as uity WIN I'm
ders 70 iarls: W " lbtnnlis urlns.
" VI uauncy n ana r l,N; Inic Aiyurtl
Wichita Pals; y u Ainrsinn. Chaitnfinl.
Rai e q nnluvau ~ eiAul-. ] y nnrre
ladnth Miss u " lakcr. Cauadlan: - u
Sveadnren, Qunnnh; A u Gaidrhough
Hrntleiin; II " Montgomery. San saba
! y lohuspu, 1nhnspu. 1benrcr. sbi
Eurlis, Mirshnil. u rash N Ionic. q
VI fre John . Patterson, clzro! T. y Wood
san. Now ORLEANS; chas Candy Denver.
Jnhal 4 Terry, Rrhmonl. Geo q furir and
vile. Au-ilni q l. Ware. Henricttas j
Marf ana vile. Wacn; Miss Lula t'ortwn,i
Montague; g W Weaver q Fn,si plnnn,
Jenriess Portland. q y Ii0pkln. Aiher,
querlne; ~ VI Inues. Cnrlnfh! Frnnk t'oel
. ray nnd sister Calender W = Wilson lbs.
tant l. stevenson. Dallas; W w noffron
Memphis Samuel 1isan Harrison. tieo
Siinsnn Wrathetfqrl; u Il Metal. Oalnes.
siNv' W J. Erhirnaehor st Toulst q IL
MrAiama Eypusville; W 4 Sndier' Chile.
man skinner. sunset; q N Arcre1
IcAas Mrs II y bowman ana am Foei
smiih W z Sfntt Colorado CIV. 4,
Mod.1e, Abilene y 4 Hnliinshea1 petroit.
W " ilferdlng. San Antanlo. n N g,icer
Ie5afknna; !, u lili CietslanIt i Lamar
tiehntnes II Hoilnwat. SINH p"nd
Mare. A.; - Louis G c HYDE, Mich.
TIA fails; 4 COL. waxahSrhie,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

some time ago the Fort Worth and
Denver inaugiratri service to Chicago
ani return. via Colorado. With sop-oycr
privileges en- route at a rate Of SGI 80
Afterwards ihe rate was reduced tn Sjli.
Yesterday announcement was made thar
the rate had hari reduced to $40 the ~.
turn mp 10 b. made Via the Burlington
and The Missouri, Kansas aud Texas.
Tic Colorado mountain disthct Is very
attractive during the hot summer months.
with its cooling breczes and high nlti
tude aul The large business already
done by the Denver Is an earnest OF what
WIZ by done nndrr The relueed raIe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

w. II. Mcleod. foreman Of machinery.
has been very sick for several days.
WIN. o'Heriu. superintendent motive
power and machinery, and G.. r. Neil.
yaney, NJ, NJ, of Texas lines, bath of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas. We're Ia III.
city Yesterday looking after the interest
OF the motive department.
The Adams Hose company No. 4. CON
slsting Of the railroad hays here. fel
very. much hurt over the treatment ihey
received ~ Palestine on the Fourth N
The races there People not only from
Taylor but from other places NV tlis
team won the first prize fair and square
mn mn Were ruled out on technicaHty.
time.
WIN Dosser day car clerk nj Tim
freight office. is laying on for several
his place. ="
A number ~ railroad employees and
families spent very pleasant time in the
way Of y picnic on Mustang yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
DALLAS.
ALL Is ouIETIN LEGAL CIRCLES
AFTER THE STORM.
The variety show Projectors Fined
by the city Judsc--Minor Mention.
Movements of Wen known People.

Dallas. Tex. July s.-lspeeial,)-This
j. the DAY after row iu which tho
limbs Of tbe law made matters interest
M in Judge Bulkes court. The affair
has blown over entirely, ii is believed,
although ]. n. Oeland announces that
90 nan. even a supreme judge Of stale.
can insult him without paving the pen,
ally. In his plsaiingi Colonel w l..
Crawford SAID. The county attorney
stood as bulwark between tue perjurel
witnesses uf the state aud prevented
Indictment" Messrs Gillespie and
Oeland den0unce this ~ untrue in every
particular. and declare that they eau
prove it, hitter fal,ily by the lweliy-four
grand jurors IL is only 4 lawyers
tight. though, ard there will b. no sequel
10 be written
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

Services at this mission last night were
we'll attended and grrai interest was
manifested Mr.. Sterling Richardson de-
Iiycrcd feeling nddress Two young
ladies profcssed faith in Ctrist. and quito
4 number manifested q desire for the
prayers Of the people of God. The music
was good and the pr0ple apparently .u-
joyed the meeting greatly Tonight Mr.
Sterling Richardson will be- the speaker.
Al will be- made welcome and coinfoIia-
be. Interest In this mission j. constant
" increasing. II has done niuril
good rs an auxiliary TO the
churf. Thcre are iu u o body of
faithful men and wumeu. who labor ul-
eea-iurly TO rescue the unfortunate and
build Hp tho causc VI God. rlr Inepi-
ing- are held every night and the pe1-
I,lr are asked 10 come over aud pariici-
nHfe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

Washington, July S-nlb
general has advised The N
war that he has authohs E
law to obtain lands At GIN
by condemnation rOceaiiisns
cient quantity to carry nd Il,
ions Of the act providing IN y
aud preservation Of the ing
This is a severe blow ir
railroad, now being conar /
Gettysburg battle field /
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
BUMPED HEADS.

During the evening three hundred
French students and quarrymen marched
mp 10 the door OF drill ball bearing a
couple uf French flags Suh.Chcf La
Pointe captured the flags frou the bear
rrs aud bumped their heads together
whereupon their companions raised a
would-bc rioters of and dispersed them.
although the people in the convention
were not aware Of ii.
Shortly after 10 o'clock the meeting
dispersed without any collision with the
mob Of fully 1000 people thar filled the
street in front OF the exit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

1t is certain that the people of Fort
worth APPRECIATE enterprise wherever
they find it. George II. Dashwood, who
Is probably the best known drug man In
rort Worth, has always been a pioneer
IN ms iine' aud now hln-es the way
again His pharmacy, 502 Main street.
- open all night No speaking tube no
hell' necessary. Doors open at all hours
ana competent prescripiiunist In charge.
soda fountain runs all night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

New orleans, La, Jnly r ui'
commanding announces 'h' {
the following named CAMS he
yation N the United slale AZ.
Veterans aud their respeg IL
to-wlt; Andrew Coleman, canP X
city. n. e.: wills Point. " ioi
Tex; Camp Colqultt. w ~, ~
Fla. Benevolent cN-Coiielu. n.
SEVILLE, M; jefferson Lana Z
ington. Ga: lieaureslfd' ~ ~
Tex; Camp Brooks, dOt, DAVE y
81. clair. 3uS, Asherville' ~ IN
Fisher, 3El. salisbury, n Sif'
$40 Lafayette. La. VI. faIts1t =
ma, Miss; Il. Giles MehsS ia
Miss. Jumcs Deshler.3lA 4 -
Stephens county. Tex. " 4 Z
Tex; Palmetto Guard, ~. Nh
C.; Randolph $40, WedpNs.s,. ,..l
AR Jones, III. Scl1a, AVA e.
man. SIS, Newport, Ak- nv
Fisher 3lh. Salisbury, y, y, tul
$40. Troy, Ala; Ike niIuT,sl,a
ston. Tex: W. l.. llogrrs,
Tex. Camp Pickens, 3sa' Saa7r
Stockdalc, 32I, Magnolia w,
Dodd 325. Benton, Arki "
320 Llttleton, y. c.; HepH y
Ashland. Ala. IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
THE VARIETY TnEATERs.

11iee Kenneth Force f1ed j s An.
ireW- and Charles Neimeyrr 500 each
this afternoon for violating The ordinance
Colonel ; n. Russell attorney fnr Am
drove. c1nfrfleI that the opinion 81 the
court Of criminal appeals 10 the John
Bell case covered ID. DALAI ordinance,
Judge Force held TINT be- city Of Dallas.
under the charter. had The right TO pro-
hildt the sale Of beer 10 variety theaicrs.
aud also to prohibit female employees
from mingliuc with the pdtruns Of ihn
h0l.e. \ number Of employees were
fined $40 each. Notice " appeal was
given ia all eases.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

Iison's colored team win cross hats to-
day at II a. m. with Wahshachie AZ
the baseball park Tor gate receipts, and
good game IL looked Tor. a. WaIahachle
Is concidered the best club IN The STATE
since they defeated the Galveston fiy-
Always, and ltson has also isled chai'
lengc IN the winner of the coming game
TO play between ihr Rock Island GA "a
Fort Worth for SiOD and gate receipts;
game 10 take place next Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
TINE EVENING STAR.

TIL. Evening Star is the name Of "a
now seven-column folio launched by g..
T. Gilbert and other- 10 rh.s city. II
win be Published. II is announced. by q
Jopk company capitalized "a S2b,Ob. The
Star takes ihc dispatches and II j. under
.tond. viii b. INDEPENDENT Democratic in
politics g. T. Gilbcri j. editor and
manager. r. ". Ruhcr.nn. city editor,
with q fuh corps OF reporters aud sn'iviy
writers. It, manager ANNOUNCES that iht
Star is in the fight 10 10 the best il can.