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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
SUNDAY OPENING WON
BY Vote Of 30 10 81 Inc Worlds Fair
Commission So Denldes.

Chicago, H., May ~ Sunday opening
has won the day. Thirty members of
the commission went on record today in
favor of the Sunday opening rule sub
mitted by the directors. Twenty-seyeu
commissioners voted against considern.
tion of the rule On the final test lhe
commission voted to substitute the mi.
norlty report Of the judiciary committee
for the majority report. which favored
closing. The question then came upon
Il modification of the directors rule with
the same vote Acting chairman of the
commission, De Young. then announced
the rule was not modified by the con-
mission. In the debate that preceded
the vote Chairman Massey of the judi
ciary committee, lwho formulated che
majority report, led the Sunday closing
advocates and was seconded by Com
mlssoners Humble and Tousley. The
minority report found advocates in Com
ihissioners st. Clair and Burton. After
st. Clair mad ended his speech in favor
of the minority report, Commissioner
Eibock called up the motion that the
minority report be substituted for the
majority. It was the first test vote aud
every man present recorded his vote.
Commissioners Massey aud Allen of New
York, who We're compelled to leave, were
given consent to so ON record as
against Sunday opening on every vote
taken in their absence. The vote was
10 to % in favor of adopting the minor
ity report.
Commissioner Massey resigned his posi-
ti9n as q member Of the judiciary com.
mite. Massey said the commission had
not adopted single majority report as
submitted since he had been member,
and us chairman Of the committee he
felt bound to resign and no amount Of
| Persuasion could induce him 10 continue.
Acknowledgement Olney IA known to
he In favor Of enforcing congress Sun
| day closing law aud It Is said District
Attorney Milchrist will file an injunction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
HIS WIFE HELPED
AND ALTHOUGH PERKINS WAS
SHOT AND HURT,
With The Plucsy womans Assistance a VII
famous Negro RObber Was Fooled.
A Territory Episode.

Guthrie, o. n, May 2i.-(spccial.l y
Solomon Richardson, a desperate young
negro, who came here from Dallas or
Galveston three months ago, and start
ed a grocery, last night entered the
postotiice through side door, as Money
Order Clerk h. +. Perkins was making
up his report and assaulted him. He
first knocked Perkins down with pa
per weight then shot him, but the bull
let glanced on his skull aud made only
a scalp wound. and the clerk jumped
up. grabbed n chair and knocked his as
suilnnt down. Mrs. Perkins was Ia the
Office. aud she and her husband both
grappled with the burly negro, but he
broke loose aud lied into the corridor.
where he was captured by officers aud
hurried to jail
Perkins made a brave fight and saw
ed 5000 of government money that was
On the table before hun.
Richardson is believed to be an old
crook who was NJ one time charged
with robbing the Wells Fargo Express
company of $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
A MISUNDERSTANDING

Reirigerating winds are now blowing
between Mayor Adair and Chairman Of
Finance Committee Carter. some time
ago the city authorized the purchase
of building for an additional fire STA.
ton. and Mr.. j. IL. Carter of the finance
committee was appointed TO act with The
mayor In arranging the purchase and
tr0nsier and IN making certain changes
In the building. Mr. Carter, through n
misunderstanding this mornine
ordered out the street force
when the mayor appeared and stoned
proceedings by posting a notice on tbe
door 10 the effect that the building Ind
not been turned over to the city and
that no one was authorized TO touch n
in tho name Of the city As consr.
Quencc Of all this, indications of ice are
perceptihle In the conncil chamber
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
TEXAS WEATHER BULLETIN

Galveston. Tex, May 24.-iSpecial. y
Galyeston-Maximum 81. minimum a..
Abllene-Nla1imnm IS, minimum US;
Bolton Maximum SO, minimum ",
rainfall OF. 90
Bienham- Maximum 90, minimum 5V'
Corsicnna Maximum 50, minimum o.
Columba-NIaximum 81, minimum 62.
Cuero- Maximum 90, minimum 60.
Observation-Disclosures IS. minimum o..
Iongview- Maximum 30. minimum o..
Orange-Maxilnum 50, minimum W.
81,
Tyler-AIaximum Sc, minimum 81.
Hcarnc-MaNimum no. minimum 81.
Huntsville Maximum 90, minimum Do.
Luling-Maxinum 30, minimum 5S.
Palestine Maximum so, mini mum %.
Reconsideration 81. minimum b6.
Waco-Ma1imum 81, minimum q.
Means Maximum temperature. S6.H;
minimum temperature, BE-; rainfall, Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

l.. w. Krakc. st, LOUIS 9 !. Z
Gulf Coloradc and alnlss. "
M Wnnbangn !. W. Ieit N
Mrs Al tills.on, hesayl
Lltticfeld. Missouri, Mans. " Z II
way; A. o, Jamfs As1pshi 4
rlgan, Wichita Falls; w =,
ella: julie u Terry, 70 n9 n. NJ
cago, Rock Island and i r't'
VI. strouhrough, New 1eHai.s a
Winfield, Kan X a NJ
Frank brown, seymour ~ Nj
yasE, GaIduer Work wy III
Reile steele. Georgetowni ~, = 4 \
I'M Ma. i q. llobesiS H. -.
Baker, Granburyi w ~. Il
". s. Williams aud wlis ia ".
a q. Aston, Granbufy =, ~
ncn n . W. D. ReLngll. Z. NJ N
~ n F.athrrstone, Hdfl,l''ss''.
Ter, Bufulo. y ~ ~ ttilsnn !
l.. RensOn, c. J Mafv, Y, NJ. s,j n 4
81. Louis: W. W, loh,lils'wa ~ N
Tex' Geo. A Mccall f.ss n
Wsl,,ell strawn, J, y lfiI' Y,
wy l'spn n. Louis KY,
phls: Val Peers, = Z. 4, 4 WI
4 Hoover, Corsiean. y n, ii
lns. q. u. clark hnpiis s,ISIit Il
Austin: ]. A. WAKE, "a 10
~ "ifeyer, New lgia, !. I A
caE0i H. Iareeulail ~. "A
son. liosedale; a,s,.s 10 q
G que Ms IL iGrnbvg a., 4 ; IA
t t,,csy; Mrs. ". dp isld,'ss, ~ /,
e SySGE; weli I. Y, sag,' l.., Is
CITY, Ind; FRANK p .-T
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
FAMILY FIGHT.

waxahachie. Tex. May 2i.-(Speclal. IA
fght occurred here thls afternoon at .
ard Harry Harkey, formerly OF this county
and Harry IInrkcy, formerly Of this place,
California I'm which the latter was very
seriously beaten over the head with u
slnglp.tree. The beligerents are stepbroth-
era and II appears that the tlght grew out
Of family troubles A brother Of Harkcy
was standing near, about TO take MS
brothers part, but by-stauders intcrfered
The pnrtles Were promptly arrested by tile
mnrshai and VIII have their trial before
gh, uuyOr fouDrrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
GARzAITfs TO GO
To The United States PSnelOuilay in the STA g
Of Iowa.

San Antonio, Tex, May ,specaI,
Judge u, s. Maxey Of thc GTni,ai
States district court today sentence
ht'cen members Of Catarino Cnr1n =
so-callcd revolutionary army 10 terms of
imprisonment Tor violation Of the TTnit.
~ states neutrality laws. prudencio
and nine months imprisonment IN H.
IOWA state penitentiary at Anamosn In /.
iphlo Npme1 10 two years fonr mnntbs
~ the same penitentlary: Estaynr Rana.
Villas e. ten months In the same nen nit,e
uary Santos Cqndena, fifteen months
" I'm .hf seme peniieniiary; Lyclo Cantu
soto, Aanastocio Mendoz1 Ea,., nal y
Salinas. Esperidlon Beneyilns S aunuo
Rosa, Seryeriauo Slas, Libiadn cn nni.os
renn aud Decilias Chabaria. were gi,.,,,
jail sentences ranging from tyn , en,sn
to twelve months in length Of torn a'H'ns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
4 vALIp MAIlnlAan.

Sherman. May ~. Especially Judge
Brown to,lay rendered his decision IN the
Wolfe arrs cnsc lilo tlnclird that
the martiag was valid. though u was
without ihe CONSENT Of The
Territory Yesterday Wolfe, the hns.
hand of the gih. left tie copmlry for
fear the nnrri1go would mal hold and
he would be prosecuted by the girls
pspxssl Ills Whereabouts are unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
A BANKER no MARRY.

Blooming Gmyc Tex. May al,-eSpc.
ciall DR. L. w. Sewall, vice-prcsident
Of the First National hank Of Blooming
Grove loft on this mornings train fnr
tufsicann. where he will be- united In
marrlugc to Mrs. Mamie Gardner. one
q the most esleculed ladies VI our city.
They viii return On the . o'elock train
this evening, aud remain a few days,
alter which they speak VI taking a
bridal tour 20 the Worlds fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
SHE HATES HIM NOW


Tehlequah, | n. May ~. -tSpecial)--
kx-Deputy United States Marshal Greek.
more, the slayer of Lawson Runyon. a
Sherolcv Indian. was captured near here
this morning by United States marshals.
lhe young Indian maiden with whom
Creekmore fcll 50 desperately in ioyr
and who was the cause of her father
mtlmey death, Is almost craged with
griot aud says she hates Creolznioro
with the same desperation She once loved
him, Creckmore Is Ia great danger OF
helng m0hhed before he and his captor.
reach FORT Smith. wlcr, the prisoner /,
70 be inearceratcl In await trial IN the
United States court,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
ARToN SENTENCED.

Paris. NAV a4-At the Seine assize
Anton. panamn lobbyist ives sentenced
IN default Yesterday 10 twenty years
penal servltude for fraud, and to i've
years civil degradation aud the payment
Of 10000 francs fine for unlawful and
dishonest practices in relation to tile
Panama Canal company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
THE eAzErTE YG WORTH. TEXAS THURSDAY MAY =: 1883

Of Howard, who Is believed 60 be hiding
In some Of the colored settlements. IL
be Is captured n moose viii probably en-
circle his neck Information jnsr re-
caivcd from Versailles says that Daugh-
tory Is ,lsnd. Howard is one Of the most
prominent cnlored ministers In Kentucky;
and X known ms a dead game man ana
n colored Don Juan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
d, j. LILIES, Principal.
COMMENCEMENT AT 1.-THE UNI
NERSITY.


Today Is the last and greatest day Of
the feast. However, this does not mean
that the former days of the week have
been without interest Indeed the eN-
crcises from tile beginning on last Friday
evening. have been of a very high order.
and they have been so varied. bringing
out such a variety Of talent md trainin.
rs to remind one that he is in the midst
of q real university Of schools.
The remarkable growth OF Fort Worth
university has no better setting forth
than in the work done in this. its
twelfth season. 1t will bring the work
of yet other scholars before the public
next year,
Last night in the university chapel the
y, NJ. q. A. and the Y. w. g. A. held
their annual public meetings. The So
rietics reported aggressive work. Beside
the usual work Mt home resulting In the
conversion of number of the young
mon aud women, they are supportln.
missionary work IN foreign fields. Some
tine music was rendered ut the meeting
last night and very able address was
delivered by Rev. A. Il. Buchanan.
Il. D., pastor of the Cumberland Pres
byterian church.
The program today is varied. At 10
Il. IN. the annual meeting of the trustees
will occur In the university library. This
viii bring together some of our abest
business men, representing beside Fort
Worth. Dallas, San Antonio aud other
cities, At this meeting the report of
President Fisher will be read, at which
time he will announce some new depart
ments, including the school Of law, with
Us faculty Of nineteen able lawyers as
Instructors and teachers. with Judge A
j. Booty at Its head rs dean.
AT / p, IN. the annual university din
nor occurs Together with tho dinner
hearty greetings and hopeful speeches
will be the order. Beside the old stu
dents returned TO join In the festivities
number of prominent ministers are
prescnt. who have arcfully examined
the work of the school
At night the annual commencement
proper will occur in the Cumbprland Pres
lyterian church. These last exercises
will be brief. few taking part. The stan
dard OF the university Is very high aud
thus far very few have been admitted TO
graduation. However. large classics are
and In few years tho school will begin
To turn out It's best work. Fort Worth
may well be proud Of It's university.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

President Cleveland seems to he In
hurry to climb up on the carstablc plat
iorn. 1t Is semi-oilically announced that
state banks and an income tax are to be
leading features Of the administration
program for the next congress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

The Presbyterian assembly at Wash.
lngton, like the Dutch justice who au-
bounced that he reserved his decision
but would finally decide In favor Of the
plaintiff, has the case Of DR.. Brlggl
under adviscment, but will decide for thu
prosecution.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

hhen9rd Sity, Tex May "a isnec,oi
Z ~ ~ M"tsan who d week aro wa hs'ihs nd 4.
TssXi nv " \ boiler explosion ii Zig sandy snd,
70 be removed. lie arrire1 a. T ahle
ns., his n'uou4d Cotton Belt. The ia,,,.
All Nh "'ern,ng ~ Is tl'opsht 10 be Ioins,..
his speedy recovery. sV's noN predict
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
AN ALABAMA PARDON.

Montgomery, Ala, May 24,-Goyernof
Jones has Issued a pardon to Joseph
II. Vincent, the defaultihg state treas
urer of Alabama.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD.

The public school board will meet tn.
night ut o'clock, at the office of Snner.
intcndent Adams 10 elect teachers fo,
the next session. 1t is understood thar Tho
meeting will be u long aud tedious one
No spectators are expected or desired
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
CLOSING HOURS.

Tho business department OF TIM CA.
fETTE will remain open until tho time indl-
Gated below;
saturdays. .......,.....,.,- ."..1Op p m.
nuhuhyas. ........ ..y..s..s...s ep M
Other days IN the week ....-..., w III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
IN THE CITY.
~rnE Bi.acK HIlssAR.n

Carl Millocker's bright aud tunrful
comic opera, The Black Hnssar," was
the bill presented by the Grau Opera
company last night. and 1t WINS a success
artistically In every sclse. The opera is
well built and all the airs are sparkling
Some Of the duo aud trio numbers are
particularly catchy. while the ensemble
music Is pleasing and was remarkably
well handled last night. There is not u
line of dullness In the entire opera.
In ''Tbe Black Hussar' the principal
comedy work falls TO Hackenbaek, the
magistrate, carried by Stanley Fetch;
Barbara. carried by Miss Fairbalrn, and
and these three people got u vast amount
of fun out of it, without introducing any
extraneons stage business. Their singing
of the trio, Read the Answer in the
Stars" brought down the house and an
an encore was demanded. 1t is this trio,
probably more than any other number
In the opera has made "The Black Hus-
sar'' favorite everywhere and with all
classes.
Francis Gaillard had the title role of
Frederick won Helbert, colonel of the
Black Hussars, and he handled II much
better than during the preceding engage
ment, being in better voice. The music
of This role. like that of Fra Diavolo,"
is admirably suited to his voice In point
of timbre and last night his voice rang
ont rich, full and strong while he reached
the upper register with less apparent
effort than ut any time heretofore.
Alice Gaillard had the role Of Rosetta
and though this opera does not give her
the opportunities accorded by the Mas
colt" yet she sang easily and clearly
last night and handled her role well.
Her rich contralto voice has never APP
peared to as good advantage as In the
solo, My Love, | Am Waiting for Thee"
which she introduced in the last act.
Martin Cheesman had more oppor'
tunitcs last night than in any opera
heretofore produced, doing some good
work ms Hans Won Wuldman, adjutant
of the Black Hussars.
The role of Minna was in the hands of
Edith Mason, aud her sweet, sympa-
thetic soprano was heard 10 unusually
good advantage in the duet with Hell
bert. "'rhe Language of Love Is a kiss
in the frat act, and the solo. What Is
In My Heart" which she introduced in
the last act.
The cast of this opera was a strong
one and the large audience present attest
ed its appreciation warmly aud enthusi-
astically.
Tonight "Olivette" will be the bill and
lovers of bright music should not fail to
he present. The Torpedo and the
Whale" chorus is among the most at
tractiye ensemble numbers in any opera.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
utrMREwrs ACTION,

Rome. MY "a King HuNpert has
refused TO arccpt the rcsiEuaihh OF any
lister Of iustIee. The ofisis Is believed
TO have been deferred, but by no means
tnJpI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
SHOCKING CRIME.


Rusk, Tex, May 24,-(speclal)-A re-
Tcrt by messenger sent by the sheriff
states that Lone Star village twelve
miles northeast from this place. was nj
most entirely destroyed by IRE last night;
that the body Of Dr. j. Il, Roberts had
cen found in the debris. His head was
entirely severed from the body, and 1t IS
thought that he was first murdered and
tie building then fired to cover mp the
shocking crime. Sheriff John II. Rea-
gar and County Attorney Shook and
other olieers hnve gone to the scene.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
MINISTERS FIGHT
An Officer Of tho Law al Versailles,
Kentucky.

An Officer Of tho Law at Versailles,
Kentucky.
Lexington, Ky. May 24.-Rey. San.
ford Howard, who figured as principal in
a sensational seduction case here during
the term Of court. now in session, aud
ltcv Steve Dauchtery, engaged in a
desperate fight with the town marshal
90 Ner,uillcs AZ an early hour this morn
ing, and Dnughtery was literally per-
iorated with bullets. He died tonight
Howard had been on trial for sedncing a
little colorcd girl, and, the Jury failing 70
agree on a verdict, he was released ON
hail. He Immediately sought out Rev.
Daughter and
HIRING A BUGGY,
started for Versailles, twelve miles
south VI this city. The couple OF CAV
preachers cinhibel freely on route, and
when four miles from Versailles were in
mutdorous humor Mrs. Judge BALI was
sitting Ia front OF hcr residence near the
turnpike and when Howard saw her he
drew his revolver and commenced to fire
~ thc defcnse,ecs woman. None Of the
shots took effect
John Ball, son Of Mrs, Ball. rushed
out on hearing the shooting Gnl, secur.
Ing a buggy, gave chase 20 Howard and
paughtery. who were driving at hrad.
long pace toward Versailles. Ball over
look them near the toll-gnte. aud, ON
calling to Howard 10 halt, the latter
Showed deht, Both Howard and Dangl.
terry drew their pistols aud commenced
firing AZ Rail. who returned tho iire
and
CONTINUED TO ADVANCE.
ON tho mon Seeing that Bull was de-
tVimmM the tucn deserted the buggy
and took to the woods 4 parting sh1t
Nruek Ball la tho les. inil.cting d bad
wound. Tho vptre uelghborhond was
amused aud seanch for the renegade, In.
apgnnted. Deputy Sheriff Steele came
upon them about > o'clock this nlornin.
"r ~ drmen,iig surrender was
shots. Va
During the fusilnde which followed
tlnuehicry was shot three times snj
un1ppsl. while Howard ESCAPED N M
daskpSsS Nothing has since been h,ard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

Grcenvllle, Tex. May 24,--tspeclal. lin
the preliminary trial OF James Williams,
reys yesterday. the prisoner was remandrd
to jail without BAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
MARRIED.

Married, at the First Presbyterian
church, on "Wednesday evening. May
18th, By Rev. Robert II, Nall, Mr.. u.
Stella NJ. Barrlnger Of this clty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

wsre .ho, By an unknown man. both
are vet alivi. TOWN. may recover but
the woman il IN critical condition. me
motive "a unknown The assassin es-
rJIatt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS
ARINoroS m


Jno. Rosenthnl, baltimore ~ \
Chicago; II. W. hainmeAd "
Mrs. l.. c. Ball. Mrs, z 2 =
Hall, Galveston; u hugs.nb4lf
Hon, II. A. StearRs, lAele ~
Stenrus. Augusta, Cal = NJ
Omaha, Neb.; Z, Il, suaneA Z {.
Jas. Dcss8uer A. ]. sn1Heo
Il. A. Eidridge, Recafiltl 4 !,
Worcester; w. 2; paiis.s9A "
Honham. A. II. spetr, Ny 70.
~. Warner, Milwaukee, hNn
Cincinnati; y. W. SnnlAl,4
Gardner W0Sk. Waco Y y
padelford, Cleburne; Y v ~
G. Ilamer, Baltlmcfei Y NJ \, Y. Z
Tex, \. Leichworth, fhlla'''i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
TYLER
A Sherman Business Nan Marie. = lyle.
Lady Negro Shot.

Lady Negro Shot.
Tyler, Tex. May al.--lSpccinl) =
Charles d. jackson, PROMINENT bust
ness man Of sherman, was married to-
day 10 Miss Morn Secr'st OF Tyler
Guard Hendricks ut the Ooorhntsn shot
\ ntgro named Tom Jones. q Convict iho
ball striking him in tho abdomen, aud II
y n very dangerous wound, The negro
is not expected 10 live, The trouble was
canse.l hx lanes heeiii.. ~. nnothpr mis-.
oner very badly. aud an account Of tn,
whipping he gave the negro. the supet.
htendent ordered the gpard 20 give him
40 many laShes, when hc showed neht
aud was shot.
John II. Douglas, prominent In railroad
aud business circles, Is very vi at bis
residence nna not expected 20 live,
Jchn Colli,r yarimnster for the Cot.
ton l'elt, bad his hand badly mashed
while coupling cars here today BY hay.
lug i caught h,twvcn the dfawheads,
The miury Is serious and will cause ann,
putation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

Chicago has used, 10 far. only her
tongue IN the effort to prize the fair open
on Sunday. Wait until she brings her
feet iuto play.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

Dallas has decided to abolish variety
theaters and close the saloons GU Sunday.
Dallas Ia evidently getting in readiness
for a rapid transit connection with Fort
Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

Chief James Maddox and oficer Scott
.nst night arrested a young man down
Town. ite gave his name as Sid Scott.
uter'vAer1 SID Brown. and claimed 10 he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

liowie, Tex. May ~ iSpcolal.l Hon
zoe Bailey Is nay here irying TO selcr,
tpr rs o ilostmaetor He sas he strictly
iavos he Gcary lin and voted for Il
ana does not Wish 10 retsaOt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

Readers % The Gazette who are going
away for the summer months cnn nave
The On1eete seut "a them regularly while
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
TIRnD oFlNp7

Holland. Tex W! < I'd
Henry .i Worrel, = sII,'s sIT'ssl /
had been dtinkinIls., ~ ~ b J.
End came here &C., ,',.s, n ~
ed condition. bS sa MA 4 "a
nun. went 10 th l,,,, aIsi' y
I Sip \, :, ana b ssifsi fT \: i
on an ounce o. la .i.s ~
reason for doing ,,lIe.rsi 8
t,red Of living s As
Within thirty mina''
taking the dose,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

Sam Jones says that all Dallas needs
Is one man. u Pat o'Keene doesn't re-
sent this, then there must be something
the matter with Pat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
sAsrsr

lie had in his possession n,
' AGED horse collars. M ~ v, :.
suspicion. Tha pr,oss,s "; \. -.
smooth face and vas vss rOs,, \ 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

Dallas has sore throat this morning,
but Il will not try the water cure for
F.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

The city council OF Fort Worth Is evil
IDENTIFY not afraid Of few more railroads
TO Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

Alderman Terrens ghost is pro
nouneed by the council to be hobgob
lin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
FOR SALE.
Two Thousand Pounds Of Good BREWER Body
Type Tor Sale.

THE GAZETTE has for sale 1000
pounds Of BREWER body type; been in
use only three months; good ms new.
WIN DO sold in lots Of 100 pounds and
more 10 suit purchasers