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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
GAINESVILLE.
The Kansas CITY Times Special Arrives and
Proceeds on 10 the Tsrrilory-Real
Estate Transfers Cher News.

Gainesville. Tex. Jan -iSpccial)--
John Williams this morning reviewed
a Telegram from Wartracc. Tenni aii-
nOnneing the death of his father. IT, J.
Williams, Sr The telegram stated that
his death was caused hy fall from a
bridge. Ills body will be buried at War
trace.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
u. b. Blanton 70 WIN. !. Whit. lot
4. block 10, Mary r. Clark's original
John f.awrence and wife 20 /. Tullis
and r. J. Tullis, various tracts In the
WIN. Gallagher survey. $50.
Susan and n, T. Hreuts 20 II. q.
Siuith. lot In Gainesville, $3.50
Tom peery 20 u Y. Kennedy, 2l3
acres ont Of the Daniel w. Shrum pat
emit $i045.
BR1EFLETS
W. H. Parsons died this morning NJ
bis home. six miles east of this city. He
WAS one Of the eouniy's most substan-
tial farmers
A train labled "The Kansas City
Times Special" reached here last night
at II o'clock from Harrisonia aud went
north early this morning on the Santa
Fe. The truin bore prominent citizens
0f Kansas City. st. Joe. Topeka and
AtehsOn. They came to catch a glimpse
OF the Red man In ms nome ana also 70
attend the convention which convened
this morning at Guthrie.
Gideon Mead received a telegram this
morning from Waco stating that bis son.
Archie. died there last night. The body
Will be buried bore tomorrow afternoon
40 = o'ClOCk IRON The DiXVn-Stccl Meta
Odist church
The examining trial of Sapp and Glib
son, charged with robbery was con-
clpded this afternoon and their bonds
fixed at 5000 each.
The casc of Christian Garrett against
the Santa Fc was on trial today in the
county court and was given 20 the jury
late this afternoon. This was the only
case tried today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
PERSONALS.

ID. l.. Carmichael OF Dublin who has
been visiting in Alabama aud Tennessee.
passed through the Fort yesterday on
his way home. He Gays all the old states
are getting ready 10 move to Texas.
Miss Adrinne Bigham Of Bolton il
visiting her aunt, Mrs A. w Caswell
az Mistletoe Heights. where she will be
pleased to see her friends.
Col. II. A. bennett. assistant manager
Of the Central Texas division of the
W0tors-Pierce OIL Company. was IN the
city yesterday, Colonel bennett repre-
sents. among other brands of oil, the
noted Eupion Safety OIL which is used
by more families as an Illuminating oil
thur any other brand In the world, and
whore once used it Is never displaced hy
an inferior article, as Il is absolutely
safe and guarantees against the danger
of explosion.
Howard w, Peak arrived yesterday
morning from II trip TO Cleveland, Mil
waukee, Indianapolis, Evansville and
other cities. visiting the various factories
After hard and protractad struggle
with fever, Mr.. Sidney sam lals has so
far recovered as 20 be able TO be at his
office again yesterday. He lowered on
the border land between time aud etcrni-
~ for SoIno time and his friends are
greatly pleased at his recovery.
u. G. Taylor, one Of the most active
agents Of the Watcrs-pierce Oil company,
was in the city yesterday.
r. II. Schleicher, representing the w.
ID. Wilson Printing lnk company. was a
caller at The Gazette Office yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Byrne of Waco
ARE stopping at the Mansion, and viii
remain In the city for few days. Mr..
byrne Is an old Gazette man, having
been city editor OF this paper and more
recently was managng editor of the
Waco Day.
Miss Estelle Smith of Clchurne. who
for several weeks has been the guest Of
Miss Farmar lcfl yesterday, 10 tho
regret OF her many friends here.
Judge Ous Eaton was IN the city last
night on his way back home nftcr a
trip 20 Monterey Mex
y. Swccny, Of Dallas was In the ,ily
yesterday.
Ilenry Salcs, one OF AbilcRos real -
tate men, wasa the Pickwick yesterday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
THE WOUNDED POLICEMAN.

Officer Rice wis rot ~ well Yesterday
rs he was the day before. because he
sat up too long the day proceeding. IL
rs not serious bnckset aud the chances
are That the onward progress 10 com.
plete recovery will now boz uninterrupted.
Officer llgglcs Is improving steadily
and the threatened injury 60 biz voice
is no longer u probability even. Tor the
condition ~ h0ursenrg that pemrl 10
indicte permanent injury Of The vocal
organs IS disappearing
Eastman the nssailant OF Policeman
Rice has much improved aud there j.
no indication " anything like perma-
ncnt injury from the blows be- received
ufteg lac mad shot the officer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
THE SUGAR TRUST.
A Witness Examined as 10 His knowledge o
Ilr Methods.

Philadelphia, Pa jan. 1O-.lohn H..
Scarles. secretary and treasurer OF the
American Sugar Refining company, way
examined A. to his knowledge of tho
trust aud It's methods lt yesterday
hearing The refneIies Ia this city are
mnnaged by thr various officers of the
company and each fixed its own prices
according To It's output mud business.
The witness stltcd that the American
company controls about 80 per cent Of
the sugar output of the country roughly
estimated nc 100000 tons. The only
ielinerics under their control nc present
are the Revere of Boston. Kenyon Of
New Orleans, Cunningham Of Sugurlanh
d Ia, "nH rue Mln9E ;W 81 San FTGn
competition i'm 10000 tons of semi-rc-
fined sugar sold by the planters at New
Orleans each year to the highest aud
best bidders"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
poptnIsr MASS MEETING.

Gainesville, Tex, Jan. 10-(Special)-
About twenty-five men formed a circle
around red hot stove Ia the knights
of Labor hail this afternoon. aud this
was the populst maPs meeting ordered
by the executive committee at IFS meet
ing two wcoks ago, As on former
occasion the lime was consumed in an
cndcayor To agree on the purpose of the
meeting Tho only real business trans.
acted was the creation OF central com.
mittee aud definition OF It's duties and
powers The former were declared 10 he
forn clubs in every precinct in the coun.
ty. the clubs 70 be presided over 10y men
appointed by the central committee
The object OF these "clubs" makes the
Ia which the sub-treasWry and kindred
doctrines will be taught The next meet.
ing will be held 1he hrst Snnlrdnx in Enh.
ruulV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
THE IsENHOWER FAILURE

A the names Of some fof the creditors
81 g.. w. Eisenhower were not given ~
the list published NJ his request The com.
plcte list Is published
The creditors named are Fannie g.. IS
enhowor, S04; " II Martin. SO m class
- aud iii. p Smith. S23.G3; H. W.
Williams 4 Co.. S20.7S. NJ. j., Bcwley,
SOS.2J: \. w Eggleston A Co., NabS.lDi
y Samuels, 500 William Henry A Co.
SiO.BT; William Cameron a 60, S.3.lO:
A. J. Roe, S5.2J. J. ). Clark. SlO.f3,
and Crane 81 Harrison of Fort Worth
aud John NJ. lseDhOwer. $500; Texns
Soliday Bros, 500; Bauer Grocer com.
pany. $50; Marshall Manufacturing
company, SIT; aud NJ Goldaick. SiG.15.
Out Of town creditors at various places
an IN class "B."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
cHARGn Or TnEAsnN

Nheyene, Wyo., Jan. ~ "A ioint
resolution was offered IN the house This
morning directing an Investigation az
the charges that John \. Tisdale. stare
senator was guilty ~ treason In oryapi.
glng ana accompanying an armed forre
AMI Oyenuin The government ~ ia
county Of johnson, by Joint rom.
nittee OF Ave. This Is feature at th,.
famous cattle war.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
THE CRY COUNCIL.


To consider the bids FOR the bonds aud
the proposed amendments 60 the city
charter, the city council met la called
session last night Mayor PRO Tenn Mont
gplnery presiding, aud a quorum present.
Two tclegrams were read relating To
he sale of the SlJS,OOO OF rcfunding
bonds, on, from Mayor Paddock saying
the bost offer he could get was OS23
with chance for doing u little better
The other was from w. !. Hayes 4
Bon OF Cleveland Offering $500.
Alderman Mes offered resolution
Greeting the mayor pro TEN 10 notify
Mayor Paddock Of the Hayes offer, but
giving him authority TO close The sale
OF the best figures lac could get
Hayes a Sons have New York rep
resentative and Mayor Paddock aud that
representative could meet and confer ia
NV York City. The Oilers are really
AZ par with deduction for commissions
Tor no interest yet runs on the bonds.
Rnd II the sale ~ not hade now the
outstanding bonds win soon earn 3 IL
per cent interest (siX mouths INTEREST,"
before ariarls4AllGal---a.aai!-l- l--.-4aRd e-iOr
sale OF another lot of bonds.
There was long az times nccrimoni.
pus and not always pertinent debate.
that dragged along for about throo quar-.
tara Of I'm hour, when the previous ques-
Hon was moved
The vote was, yeas, Aldermen Jones,
Wan, Nicks, Barter, White Day, Mes,
Lewis, Teller, Bowles, Orr, Byron aud
hcaelx
NAYS, Aldermen LaCroix, Tucker and
Terrell
50 the mayor IN given tho authority To
bell the bonds az his discretion, for any
psice az good as $500
The other subject OF the call the coun.
al refused, by a 0 TO 3 vote. 20 take up,
and the charter amendments.
Then came q great deal OF talk about
the best way 20 give publicity On tho
proposed amendments SOME 81 IN,
aldermen wanted the matter (about AOOO
words OF tpye written copy published Ia
The Gazette and others wanted Kind
of a broad sheet on pamphlet printed,
much IN the style Of the legislative Jour.
nal, aud hnally 100 copies OF this form
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
n,hn nAInO llpIsnnE.

Paris Han. Is In the deputies today
NJ. Dcloncc questioned the government
as 10 the truth of the report that Great
britain had compelled the Egyptian gov
eminent to cancel the appointment of
one Of its ministers and what action
France intonded To take IA the mntter.
al rlNSttta- nifrf~tcr--o frrvf-rr- affahs.
reported il would be difficult az the pros
ent time to give particulars regarding
The serious events ~ stake. IN khe-
dNe.hc added, was acting within his right
net. DeVillr further said nothing az
fecling the independence ~ Egypt could
be- q natter Of indihercnce 10 Paris.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
nATrIE nIArrrn

J. G. Loving, the well known Jack
county caitlemnn. LETT yesterday for Yer
non Mrs Loving, who has been 10 the
city for some time under medical trent
ment. stu remains.
Jesse Evans, Of Kansas City. came in
yesterday.
G-W Merchant of Abilene ieft town
ytsteriay after a brief stay
While OF the San Antonio convention
Burke Burnett bought 1000 steers aud
1000 COWS and will place them On the
COmauche reservation.
George simmons, "a cOwman % Wealth
ertord, whose ranch j. la the h. +. H.,
was IN the city yesterday.
W. III. Godair. OF the firm of Godnir.
Harding q Co. Of Chicago and st. Louis
who has been ia the city few days.
has left for Hot Springs Arb. where
b. will stay for about two weeks aud
then proceed TO 81 Louis
j. NJ Chittim Of San Antonio. who WAS
10 the city Thursday and Friday, left on
business last light
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

At , o'clock yesterday afternoon Mrs
W. II. Cofiman died. after an Illness of
eleven days, nc her home ON Royal ave.
nue.. The funeral will take place from
her late residence. tomorrow. Sunday
The hour Of funeral services win be- xiv.
ca Ia Sundays paper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
nRANpEp AS TRAlr0Rs.


beers pf the P0pulist state executive cOln-
niltiee have denounced Populist Assem-.
hlylnan kems OF Los Angles for his ac.
zion IN voting for stephen NJ. White for
United Stntes senntor Also Marion
Cannon. the populist congressman from
tho Sixth district who X charged with
influencing 1SerHN vote. In series Of
resolutions the actions Of kerns and Can.
non are denounced. and il Is recon-.
mended they be cut OF FROM fellow.
ship In tie party and denounced AZ trais
tors 10 the party IN every part of the
state and nation,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

In Connection With Two Arrests Rade al
Albany
Albany, Tex, .lan. l9.--(Spccial.l An.
other sensation IN tohnectiun with Inc
arrest OF Joe Palmer aud Ed Russell.
tlle we carpenters charged with numer-
Ia The Gazette at the time, was caused
yesterday by the arrest of j. "A. Biegs.
biggs was the man who caused the ar
rest of Palmer and Russell and his ar.
rest only adds fuel 10 the flames aud
ff7strf','i'Sr utTYc'fUTfuvurs TIT FyJECfti1r
wheh the cases are called for trial. All
thFre nave heretofore borne good reputa-
.lons Ior honesty and integrity and their
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
A NEW MARKET

a. w. Kcy y Co, have opened new
market, corner Main and Second streets.
Frosh meats and game OF all kinds
Orders taken and meat promptly deliy-
cred. Experienced men; everything
choice; solicit your ,radc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
ENIINENTLY suCcEssNII.

Walden's Texas Business college, Aus.
Tin aud Fort Worth, over since Its ostab-
lishment, Inns striyen TO build up repu-
tntion for thorough less and practicnbllity.
ln this 10 has been eminently successful
and rs TCcognized today as one Of the
leading institutions Of It's kind in the
South. Anyone contemplating CONNER
cial course should cNll, or write for nus
trutcd catalogue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
THE pROPOaEp AMALGAMATION

Secretary y n. Loving OF the North.
west Texas Cattle Raisers assOclntion
had a short talk with n Gazette man
yesterday about the proposed amnlgation
Of the different livestock associations I'M
the state. discussed nc the convention
held recently a. San Antonio.
lie ~ Of the opinion that the nmulrn-
tion il sure thing; that the
Interests Of the associations are
Identical. aud that there g. there
fore, no reason why they should not
form compact body, not considering
the fact that the expenses would be
greatly lesseued.
A bone Of contention, for long time,
said Mr.. Loving, was the Texas fever.
the South Texas cattlemen aycrring that
n did not exist, and that tho talk Of IL
was all moonsmnc, while on hc other
hand the Panhandle cOwmcn Just az OK
pliclty ayerred that the fever did exist
aud strongly objected TO cattle being
driven through their territory. Time has
solved this difficulty. for Il has been de-
monstrnted that the foyer does exist
but very few cattle are now driven be-
cause Of ruilrond facilities, and because
Of the fact that the government hns
fixed a quarantine line. Al the coming
convention Of the Northwest Texas Cat,
tie Ralsers' association, which VIII be-
held in Fort Worth Ia March the COM
mittre appointed at the San Antonio con-
yention viii report Ia fnvor Of the union.
and other committees will do the same
thing with their asHocintions. Fort Worth
heing the practical headquarters of the
Northwest association. aud the Southern
cnttcluen holding their conventions at
San Antonio Il h reasonably sure that
when the umnlgnmntion Is complete the
annual conventions viii alternate be,
tween the two cities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

The Colonial ball under the auspices
Of the lady board Of managers is 10 be-
given Feb z, instead Of the - The
ladies' are determined 20 make Il grand
5, ccess, and 10 that end ask the interest
and assistance Of the community.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

were ordered aud Alderman Terrell Of
the printing committee viii have THIS
done today. so Interested pnfilcs
can gel copies and have the chance
70 study mp objections 20 he
CITY council meets again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
SpORT1NG MATrERs

The cooking main Is virtually ended
for the birds could not be matched yes
to-day. When the match was nude The
twenty-One cocks were weighed aud fell
within the limit of two ounces dibcr
ence. Spellmru fed NJ chiCkons a littlc
more literally than Nichols did and when
ia, cocks were brought out for the con.
Guiding battles Of the main, yesterday
afternoon Nichols showed 80 Soz
bird aud the nearest that Spellman could
come TO this was 5lh l2oz mud Nichols
declined Ia fight unless Spcllman would
come within the rules. Thu chances arc
that this viii end the main aud ~ both
parties have won three tights IL Is q
draw.
There wcrc several fights during the
afternoon aud evening aud of these Spell.
man won u decided majority
The wolf hunters M 10 about . o'clock
IN the afternoon had had several glorious
runs after jack rabbits, for no wolves
had becu found and the dogs seemed to
enjoy the chusc Of the Ices dangerous
game.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
OUR BAlLIWlCK
A Day IN a Great City Scraped
and Skinned for Facts.
THE CITps CREDIT GnT.EDGE.
As Shown BY the Fine Ohsr Made Tor Munich
pal Bonds- legal Mallers--c omlnss
and 6olngs Of WeII.known
People-Faber Filings.


Regular meeting Of the A. Sh. @ win
be held at the corner of Fifth and Cal
houn streets tomorrow, Sunday. at
o clock y. IA. sharp. All members are
requested TO be- present
w GOLDSTE1N, President
j. JACOBS, Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

london. Jau. l9,-1'wo companies OF
South Males B0rleres have been ordered
10 start for Egypt Monday The CON.
panles must be up 70 full war strength.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
ADVERTISE LEX
The Gazette Repeats Its Proposition

THE GAzErTE has for eightyears willing liberal ~
hall of Texas and now the people of the state seem
the ressiy Of effort the benefit to accrue to this @
ana comprehensive representation resources progress
STOCK farming mining manufacturing education religion e
PIE Oh o'her States THE GAZETTE proposition From
aae Tor every subscription Weekly Gazette
~ 1eA another subscription viii be books toA %
o OF texas without charge provided the subscriber in Texas
sent for six months
o' every subscription to the Daily GAZETTE for year
VIC WIN send another copy OF the Daily for Tires
aulIess outside OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

Atlanta. Ca. Ian. 20 The birthday 90
General Robert \. Lee WAs observed here
yesterday us a state holiday. and pll Through
were held.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
BoNHAM K. on p.

nopham, Tex. Ian. a0.-tSpecial D. ban.
nin's division No. : uniform rank K. az y
ami the ladies 90 the air Anlghts rave ~
en1eftainnent last night consisting "a mn
AZ and recitatlVns. Il was well attended
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

THE OLDEST AND LARGEST
Business college in Texas X located on
Mtu street, corner Fourth. CAN or
telephone 1g0 for rates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
A CHANGE on NANIT-

The change recently made by the North
slde street railway Ia running IL
Belt line ears TO the Union depot has
given much satisfaction To the public
and has also proved financial success.
The Belt line will. after Sunday next. be
Known as the West Hattie Street md
Union Depot line, and signs bearing that
name VIII bo placed on all cars. The
present name Of Belt line contains no
suggestion as 20 the route 10 the stranger
within our gates, aud the change will be
ApnrnclatNd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
THB nAGGgTr EsTArD

Is now offered for sale part cash and
the balance ON ten aud twenty-five
years time. 1908 Main street, Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
LAWYERS LIST.
,tlock q Peacock. $50.
NJ. Page, S26.
ynne, McCart * BOOTY. S25.
ers, Stevenson & Ayers, SIS.

Matlock * Peacock, $50,
H. Nj. Page, S26
Wynne, McCart a BOOTY. So5.
Ayers. Stevenson & Ayers, SlJ.
II. T. Martin, $40.
Robinson & Springer, $500
~. j. Powell, $40
Cnpps & CHntcy, $40.
Wallace Hendricks $40
ID. n. Bomur $40,
Sam j Hunter. $40
John w. Wrny, $40.
W. n. Camp So
v *. Bowllu, So
q. II. Morelund. 80.
r. II. Cooper. So
John Ring, 80.
Total, S2O35O.
COAL DEALERS LIST,
Lilly 81 Bibb, $3.50
Southwestern Fuel company, $3.50.
William stewart, 50,
Total $40
srENoGRAPHERS LIST.
NJ Scouenle, 500.
RAILROAD MEMS LIST.
Morgan Jones. $50.
NJ. McMayo, 81. =
VIM Doherty, 81.
X. NJ Van Iandt .Ir, 81. Z
G., a. Tomllnson, 81.
u. q. Wells 81.
j. ID. Read, 81.
Total. $40.
CAPITALISTS
John r. Hoxie, $50. y
NJ Is. Lloyd. 500
Phil W, GNenwnl s..
j. &. McCcuhy, 500.
City National bank, SO.
g, III, Tillman, SD
Casey. & Swasey, S25.
Chamborlin Investment company, 500
Nj. H. Lynch, $50,
Total, $500.
GRoCERS LIST.
Turner & Dingee, S25
Fort Worth Grocer company, sos,
Darlington y Montgomery, $50.
lcfiries a Combs, 50.
VIM. Barr, 50.
n. s. Beldcn. 50.
Jessie Jones, $40
Chiirs * Marshall. $40.
ID. MayzA & Co, SIS.
j. $. MoIadden, 81.
Russell y Luther, 50.
j. W. Williams 81.
i, c. Pollard. 81.
i. w. Collins. 81.
A. W. Smith. 81.
Jake Huber, $40.
w. h, Garycy. S..
r. y. pendory, $40.
Total, Si54
DRY GOODS DEALERS IIsc
". TX. TAYLOR, So,
JEWELLERS LIST
IT, O, Boerner -,
g. II. Fry, 50.
Alorehous a Mcbride, $40.
W. Q, Pacific, $40
H. O. Boezner, So
Total $50.
MILLERS LIST.
NJ r Bewley, S35
GRAIN AND 'FFleD DEALERS LIST.
NC Barr 4 Co., -.
MANUFACTURERS List,
Fort Worth Packing company, $50.
Texas Brewing company, SAO.
Ino, A. Berg,m 4 Son. S2a
Texas Printing and Li;hographing com.
pany, $40.
tSUrtUuIU SHIRT fFCrury, ~
Hort Worth Trunk factory $3.50.
Armstrong Shoe aud Leather c0m-
DQnv. SO
~ '''seA--vrvsuS Ss---- -
Mcdaniel Bros., 81,
o. H. Smith. So
Ellis 4 kellner. 81.
Ino. IT, White. -.
Total SlTA50
CARRIAGE AND IMPLEMENT
DEALERS list.
l., Culhertson, SIS
~ III lNellNr IS,
Total Si0
DRUGGISTS LIST
III. w Williams, s.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
a FAST EXPRESS

Crashes lnlo Stalled Train and Kills Two
Persons.
Jersey City n. j., Jan. ia local
on the Pennsylvania road broke down
this evening A Baltimore aud Ohio ex-
press following crashed into the stalled
train und telescopcd il Two persons
We're killed and seventeen wounded. OF
the Injured none were badly hurt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
YE ARLINGTON III

Location high cool and delightful Rooms Every
Commercial travellers sample Seventh s,
porter take Arlington Heights electric cars ~
day Ia the Heatedby steam and lighted
MCLEAN & Mnhif :.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
TEXAS Ar THE WORID's FAIR.

Tho ladies' Worlds Fair association
Of Fort Worth 10 aid In raising the pro.
rata Of 1armnt county the fund neces-
sary 10 be- raised that Texas might be-
represented at the Chicago exposition
this year, circulated subscription lists
and these showing those who have paid,
have been handed The Gazette for p'ib-
LEGATION.