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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-29
The Cherokee Outlet.

A correspondent Of the st. Louis GlobA-
Democrat writes that the above is the
right name for the tract Of land COM
monty called the Cherokee strip. He
himself has becn over the country ssv-
eral times, and he pronounces the new
region "land Of promise in every sense
Of the term" The Outlet is 90 miles
ACROSS from north, to south and slo miles
long from east. to west. The u1snsnt
the gun is hred announcing it open So
coo will teax forward In q raceto locate
homes or grab town lots for speculation.
The Outlet lies between Kansas on
the north and Oklahoma on tho south,
II will become part of Oklahoma ter
ritory onits opening. The boomers will
and their way through 1t much easier
than they did in Oklahoma, for four
railroads already enter or cross 1t. There
are several good stage routes as we'll
By the evening 'of the second day after
that shot is fred the writer thinks very
few good claims will be left vacant, and
the majority Of settlers will have taken
possession within three hours. In ad-
dition to having stage routes and rail-
roads through it the country Ia abun-
dainty watered. We know how good a
land it must be when we remember the
hard time there was getting the cattle
graxers of It. and they finally had to be
held of. by United States cavalry. Be-
fore the opening the counties and county
seats will have been established. and the
settlers can have postofices and local
government at once. In a months time
these American citizens will probably be
starting schools
Oklahoma contains something over
100000 acres half of which is first
class land. The. Outlet is almost three.
times as large. with nearly all Of it fer
tile. The GID. writer says there are
very few quarter sectious in which
thrifty man cannot earn living for
himself and family. His imagination
revels with delight in the luxuriance of
the blue grass. which no number of cat
tie "have ever seemed able to eat off
during the summer months" The Cher
okee Outlet is good place for thrifty
farmers who have saved up little
money by renting and cropping lands in
the older states.
From 33, 600 to $4,000 quarter sections
will be open for settlement in this mag
nificent country The soil of most is
black and loamy. The boomers who
await the opening are an unusually
thrifty and intelligent class.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-29
How a Fashion Was Started.

During the reign of t4eorge III the
Duke Of York had duel with Colonel
I.ennox, with the result that the colonel
succeeded in shooting away one of the
luke's curls. Hence it became the cor
rect thing to wear curl on one side of
the temple only We do rot know
whether this WAS the origin of the cele-
urated curl Of deceased prime minis
ser. = London Tit Bits.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-29
z. NEVADA, SATURDAY. APRIL 30. 1898.
very Much So.

Very Much 30.
They wcre talking about man whom
they had both known IL the west.
He was very even tempered"
81 should say So"
wonderfully quiet aud collected.
YES. was there when 1t happened, and
quiet and collected are the very words
for IT," ...
what do You meant"
why, didn't you know about itt He
was one OF the men that tried to thaw out
dynamite" Washington Star.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-29
The Game ofL,fe.

"Dey tells you." said Uncle Eben to
the little boy next door, "dat life am
mostly luck; dat it am jes' like er game
of kyards."
Eyes"
well. don't You blebe it. In life dab
ain no BOBBY prize fob de man dat gifts
lef'. .'-Washington STR.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-29

''wsll. If beats Sam Hin TO see that hen
a-sittin on! n!that lump o. coal in that flower
pot. I've druv her on some eight or ten
times. but she alters manages to git back
Ag'in
by goshi Supposin she should hatch q
ton o. coalr'-Life
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
FOR A WOMAN
He JOINS THE SILENT MAJORITY
BEYOND.
With MOrphia Jesse n. Moore Ends His
EARTHLY Existence and Leaves Letters
Thai Toll Of unrsquled Love.

For cool dclibcrauon and marked sue
cess but few suicides In Fort Worth
have any advantage over that OF Jesse
NJ. Moore yesterday, az the southern
hotel
On the 10th Of February a eood look
Ing young man Of about -, went TO tho
Southern hotel and registered os Jesse
NJ. Moore, Chicago, IN.
He was a very pronounced blonde,
his hair being very red iudpcd, man ul
perfect physique. intelligent and refined
and evidently a man of education imd
culture lie was not incorrect IN his
habits and stayed about the hotel rrrut
deal, though lac also wandered about town,
Hc wns not very communicative and but
little was ever known Of him and now,
unless his relatives give INFORMATION
nothing viii ever b. known. lie was
q musician and had very valuable horn,
Of odd make, that was little out of re-
pair. aud this, a day or two ago, he
brought up town aud left somewhere 60
be repaired.
Monday night. before he went 10 bed,
he told the proprietor OF the hotel, u.
W. Anderson. that hc did not desire TO
be- called for breakfast. Mr.. Anderson
thought that was alright, that nnybe
Moore was going ON little spree and
did not want 90 get up early. Nothing
was seen 81 him uut.l about 4 o'clock,
when the chabermaid went TO Mr..
Anderson aud said that was tho sound
eat sleeper In No / that she had ever
seen, ne mus bc dead, for She had tried
several times TO awaken him, hut could
not Mr.. Anderson shortly nfteUYnrd
decided he would arouse Moore and get.
ting no RESPONSE tn his knocking, l0okcl
over the trnnsom and saw tie man, as he
thought dead Nor was hc far from
right RE forced the door, qhickly detect
cd something was very wrong telephOn.
ed for City Physician Caps, who being
In his Office. responded 90 once, hut az
$40 MoOre's attempt was successful and
morphia had claimed another suicidal
victim.
The body was taken 10 the morguc
where a sketch Of tEc face was made bS
The Gazette artist
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22

successful. ~ | viii try again. You will
not receive this unless I avn successful
this time
/ hope you are Ot peace with yOurolf,
and arr happy Ms ! might have been
VI you had not treated me as YOU did.
I viii enclose Romc clipping that exc
press my sentiments toward YOU hettcr
tl.an | can tell them 20 YOU
! am fool for writing this To YOU,
for YOU arr not worth the paper that
this h written on. so goodbye and may
you hc happy in knowing | have died FOR
YOU Very respectfully,
JESSE, NJ. MOORE
The clippings To which reference Is
nude WvW from newspapers aud OF
much higher worth than hgurutive puut-
~ h generally. Thputlcs were TO Her.
"LQvgA LQyalty." Outside the Cate
aud "Nnlc"
The address of the mothers letter Is
Mrs Allie H. Moore. Hutchinson Kan,
aud Of Miss Irons the same ~ the tolo.
gram.
In his pocket. % cents were found,
and among his effects q check payable TO
the order of MIR Anderson, drawn OF
The First National bank Of Hutchinson,
Kan.
Last night Mr.. Anderson had mea.
snge from Hutchinson. saying.
Edwin Moore left Hutchinson last
night, aud asking his arrival be awaited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
WANTED TO DIE.
G. w. Graham Digs for an Artery but Doesn't
Go Deep Enough.

Deuison, Tex, Feb. 20. tSpcciol)-
On Thursday Of last week man ar
rived on the train from the north aud
registered az the Turley House, ON
Sears street. as 20. W. Graham, Arl-
iona" Graham was here only a few
hours when he was noured 10 loo under
the influence of liquor. lie deposited 500
with Mr. TuHey. the proprietor, FRI
day and Saturday he borrowed FROM
his hank account; Air. Tnrlcy got out
OF patience ana finally returned 10 Ora.
ham what money was left Graham
has been In mandin condition ever
since
About $50 o'clock this morning, Ora
ham, who has a room on the first floor.
called IN n loud voice to INfley 20 come
up stairs that ho had killed himself
Mr. Tuley. accompanied by boy,
proceeded 10 the room where they dis
covered Graham In bed with his right
arm suspended over a vessel, into which
"A stream of blood WIS flowing from
cash In the lott wrist Tie Was degthly
pale and had lost considerable boot.
An attache Of the hotel was dis
uatchcd for a physician, who arrived in
Il few minutes aud drcsged the wound
'Tbe intention OF Graham WAS 20 sever
ne artery. bat he did nor cut Wiillcienlly
deem Under HIS pillow was discovered
n 3a-calibrc pistol with The chambers
loaded
Graham Is about 40 years Of are. He
claims that be has been engaged ia
mining IN Arizona.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
THE OLDEST lNHAslrANr.
A Living Frog That Was Hopping Around 30.
tore Adam Was Created,

A miner. while Mt work the othcr day,
discovered large and Will formed
frog Ia mass OF anthracite coal hlnucd
from chamber 300 feet below the sur
face in Simpson x Watkins Mount
lookout rollicry, nt Wyoming, near
Wilkesbnrre. Pa. says the Philu ielnmp
Press. Joseph Johns was timhcrng with
another miner, james OTIS, in u tunnel
In the mine and had barred down
large lump of coal, when the CLEAN of
light FROM his lamp fell upon something
Ia the conl lie STOPPED down and touched
the object aud was surprised 90 ind IL
k0it aud yielding There WAS about "a
square inch of nrfnre exposed nc tho
time, and he saw that the thing, what
ever Il was, was iu u cavity. With LIS
pick he very carefully chippcd off Tie
coal all round h until the cavity or
chamber was fully opened, and there,
nestling In the hard coal he found a
frog.
Some soyenteei years ngo, while work.
lug IN the miuea. lac made similar dis
cOyery, and had taken the frog IN his
hand. shown il to his brother miners,
aud taken il home But while h WINS
alive aud warm when ho found II u
died before 10 had huon exposed 90 the
open mir half IA hour Az the lWe n
scientist told him VI hr had enclosed
the frog iu an niriight commandment
NNilNNAlNMNfNN NNANN WANMAANNilH ~ NNi NNAA.
NAL might have lived.
When be made HIS second discovery
on Wednesday this fact &C once r'currrd
TO his mind. and NJ soon ns he r'r0y-
cred from hls surprise ana realized what
he had found, he ran % his dinner rail
and got mn air tight fruit jar Ia which
Dc had brought the tea for his lnngh.
Into this hc PIT tho frog aud closed
the I'D. aud the jar has not been opened.
The frog at first showed no siNls of
life, although il was warm but uftr be-
Ing IN the jar six hours u began 10 move,
and when Il had been exposed 10 the
light ten hours Il was quite as lively no
any specimen which can be- found around
the ponds In summer Since then IL
has continued 80 ho fully wide awake
ana stared in wonder at All who look nj
A.
In appearance Il h not very different
from an every day frog, except that So
back rs nearly black aud there ure two
rows Of little hilly prolurbnnoes down
each side Of the spine. lis logs are also
peculiarly long and ip feet very deli.
cnte and tender
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
STRETCHED AT THE MoRGUE.
SUICIDAL VIC rtM.

In the room were found three lottrrg.
one addressed TO his mother, one 10 n
girl he vainly loved AMI the other to
j. w Anderson, the not proprietor.
Thcse tell the story
The Anderson letter reals tila;
Fort Worth, Tex, ~, 20, 1871
j. W. Anderson, Esq.
Dear Sir-l am sorry 10 tiit yon 10 This
trouble but IL Is a ease OF n"ccss'iy on
Ny people win amply repay van Tor
all your trouble So when wa ill thiH
send the following telcsrninE und 0hlisc
jesse NJ Moore.
=. S.--Please mail letters.
The kilograms he wanted sll; wtte
Addressed as follows;
Emmett Il. Moore. Wichita Falls. rox.,
Care A. ] Kemp Grocery company
Your brother Jesse u, Moore, diel
here last night
Edwin y. Moore. Auditor Kansas Salt
Company, Hutchinson, keu.t
Samc wording as first, and this ndlel;
We walt your orders
Miss C0rolyn Irons. CaucrsbHrg, Ind
Jesse NJ Moore died loic lus. uight.
These were sent as requested.
The letter 10 his mo'hcr h brle..
though the longest Of The flIor be- icft,
ard Il unveils whole history ~ huprluss
love.
Fort Worth. Tex. Feb. 30, 1893.
My Dear Mothfr-l am about 10 leave
This world for better one for / am u
disgrace 10 you and OIL tho family, so
forget and forgive me Tor what 1 have
done in the past
Ia the past few months have done
things that / was not conscious pf DOING
al the time aud then IN Few days Il
would come 20 me nF NJ dream.
have left yon 5000 life Insurance
money, apl nut ~ that hope ~ be
buried IN the old home ~ lhdiauu. 80
woman can make man DO, II you
wish 10 know the real cause Of my death
ask Carrie irons, for she knows NIL
I hope out Of what ! leave gOu, you
viii give Elfe Banta S2J for my watch
aud Keep u Tor yourself or Alma.
New York insurance policy b in my
trunk az Mrs. Hill's, 100 North Illinois
street. indianapolis.
DO not grieye about me FOR you have
done ull o mother could for q ron, while
was rot worthy Of what you have
y I am rot afraid 70 die, for I want
1;ood-lye. ana may God help son anl
keop you all through We is my prayer
Your loving 500. JESSE
mos N often. or always Woman Ia
these raads. and thr woman n ilue. lli
less ins malls misearfyl Wi GO this iel-
For w@tA, Tex Feb =, 1893
Yoa must have thought ! was not 80
Ing 20 DO What guid about epdins ms
life. 1 ala a. ! sald, DuI y Was not
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
PENCIL PlCKINGS
IN THE CITY.

81 Andrews Ladies' guild b request
cd 20 meet NJ 3p. m. today at MrH- Clay
TOMS
A lot OF good swnps are offered In
our swap column today, Read them ON
Third page
Austin 10 learn II he can. what the
trouble IL about the requsitlon for AL
bert Ashby.
Put keen edge on your wits through
our Awnp column. Il Is the cheapest way
on carth for getting what you want
Tho Fcnribos will give thoir entertain
mcnt at tle opera house mex bndny
md leave on the WaRhlngton trip Sunday
evening by the Cotton bolt
WHEN man gets something for moth
Ing he ~ proud ana hnnY mortal.
IDu can cOue nearfr 30 II through our
swap column tiau through any other
f0uu OF advertising
CITY Marshal Maddox has gone 70
Tho Chambers hose company will give
masquerade hall nt tho Dmtscher
Yefcln huh nt Fourteenth and Houston
streets tonight for the benefit Of the
cOmuuny's fund.-
Monday afternoon little Miss Bertha
Wcltman celebrated hor birthday by en-
tertnining party Of her trinds nl her
home 3l5 West F0nrth street Misses
Willie and 9allio WelunHn, Glitky aud
Gabcrt assisted The little LADY,
Alr. NJ y. Fairfield representative "
the great tea ana coffee house Of Chase
a Snnb0rm, was in the dty yesterday.
Mr. Fairfield Is worthy worker TOR ms
firm, ana n business man who Knows
uat courtesy aud enterprise 50 hand ana
hand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
10 ARCHITECTS.

Tho commissioners rnurt Of TArraut coun.
~. Tex. invite architects to submit plans
and specifications Tor new court house
10 hc erected iu the city OF Fort Worth.
said plans shall consist ~ foundations.
neote. elevations ana sections drawn 70 =
IN accordance With written requirements an
70 character capacity aud dlnVnalona 90
building. und limitations as 10 cost Of same,
ies Of which WIN be furnished ON npplicn-
u0n 90 tie Undersigned The specifications
must conform 20 said plpnu INonI-nfo
hundred dollars tf2dO0l will 30 paid FOR the
plans and specifications adopted, but the
commissioners roaprvo the right % reject
any and an proposed, Plans aud spcclh.
the county clerk of rnrrnnt county, IA tho
city Of Fort Worth not later Than ~
o'clock noon, ON Monday the 10th day OF
Apni. ISM. JOHN r. KING,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
A WIFE FOR SALE.
The First Recorded Transaction Alter George
IFS leaesslnn.

The FIRST recorded saie after accrs
sion Of George III occurred la the month
uf March 1905 Ina his ease 10 cnrp'u-
ter OF Southwark, named lliguusun.
went into 900 nlrhuufe Tor bis morning
drauglt there hn met q ieilOW-cnrpen-
teg aud their conversation turned on
wives.
mo carpenter, whose name history
has not recorded ianentel That nV had
no wife. lliggiuson, on tho other hnpd.
lamcntcd that be had, aud oppressed
regret there WAS no way pKrrpi murder
iy which he could rid himself pf leis
1hr carpenter assured lllRgiuspn iint
there Was ~ way ihe old English Gus
t0m had made Il quite lawful lOf a hna'
band TO sol his own rib
"NO one would be- such fool az 10 buy
niuc.' sighed Higglnson.
n would 10 80, She other promptly
replied. "aDd think ! had made good
aDoner shouted the delighted lus-
band, who clinched the bargain on the
Ma uleeinson was duly claimed By
her new lord. and went willingly enough
ana lived with him aB his wife. IN q few
dnvs. however, HiEglnson piihor grew
tir.d al his matches home or suspt ted
that ho had not done rght and went
10 ihe other carIenteTe house, demnldt
strcnuousiy refused 20 leave her new
"a sale Is sale" said she, add not
q Joke
Ilieans0n went again and again, but
IA ms pur,i0ae. nnd after a week % two
cearsd calling Ills wife had Just begun
10 conclude that be had "a last qnieily
resigned his claim when she was died
al anfnar before cOrOuere Jury nnd
iionfify her husband. who had scifed
i,e nieaH0n by hanging hlineclf The
uriec paid for tie woman y not rgeorlca.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
PasoNALs.

T. W Payne came IN from Grapeyln'
yostorday,
Fred erb. well-bnown Dallas broker
was III the metropolis yesterday
~. 4. Roper. q merchant of Pleasant
Point was III The ely yesterday.
Judge J, N. browning Of Clarendon
ox.state senator, was among ye9terdayt
ARRIVALS lp tho dty
John Human, q prominent merchant
OF f.rapeyne. WAS "a the city yesterday
nating extensive purchases.
.luo Bynrhofl,r, long connected VITA
the bravery, leaves To-Day for Ntorikhat
Germany, % visit his parents.
Mrs. q. A. lipmatop Of Memphis,
'renn., 81 On q Visit D several weeks y
her daughter. Mrs Ernest Wyetb 3oA
Royal avenue
Colonel W G. yopas has returned
from Ansin. where bn witneSgeq that
iiffln Nli batween The satoeplfn from
Travis and Galveston copntlta iu Do
houae,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
s1NnAY.scHooL ooNgEN uInY.

wichita Falls, Tex, Fob 2i- fSpe-
eiai l-Wiehta county y ] Ioilhg after
spiritual as well as material hings The
heid In this cily tonifbt aud WA well
ofteuded The convention wns chllfd %
oyder Nv Curtis r. Coc, sare Wsanlafr.
me following officers Vrro cleo. q for
he ensuing year:
nav ii " nolsapple, president; 7, A.
Cbenou-iih and j. w. Frplle, Fice-
nresidents: b. 8 Brown trVasufcr, end
NJ IN McCrOry. secr9raeN
Ahrr The election Of ~ eAgrh'lye COM
~ ~ sfatc convention. which meeis at
Ws~,bnehie ga the 18th of April the
convention adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
SEEDS

inst received direct from the growers,
the lurgcu stock Of bulk seedg ever ship.
ped 40 the sonth, Gardeners, farmers and
ln orders direct 10 ua. Headquarters for
onion Hris, alfalfa clover, prass 5ocd ar.
tiChnkrs, seed curu lillas Triumph potatoes,
loiuo free. llAlhOWAl a CO.
2u2 ga and GiG. Elm street Dallas Tor,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
pRoP0sALs.

Proposals viii DO received ny the under.
signod unin Monday ? ., nj, Fob. ~,
WHEN bids VIII DC opened Tor constructing
et0ne a,urm sewer about q Va diane
ter Details upon nppllruiion lilda 70 ~
accompanied hy cCriihcl check for SOD
ana An bids. m a. KERR
CITY Engineer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
sPEclAL NOTICES.
RaTLcf ID cnRrRAc ToRs.

Bids WI be received by the nrynn Cot.
ton Seed OIL company Tor The erection aud
completion ~ thr necessary buildings fol
their Oh min Separate bids win be re-
ccivvd for brick work plhna aud spccln.
cntiona can BE- seen nc the Office or the
secretary In liryhn
suitable bond win be- required FOR faithful
performance OF contract.
The comuany Will furnish all lumhur noe
cssnry, 0nd reserve the RIGHT to reject any
mud an bids lids 10 be- opened March
ny G.. s. Parker, sec'y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
N0TlcE.

The regular annual meeting Of the stock.
holders ~ the Fort Worth nnd Denver Ter
Mutual Railway company VIII hn held ni
che Office of tile company IN the city ~ Fort
Worth Tex, ON Iupwlny, March 7 next ~
close ON Fob. 3 az 1890 o'einck, A. M, and
rcOpun on March, az 1910 O'Clock a. m
w. A. ROSS. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
NOTICE

The regular annual meeting OF the stock
holdnra on the Fort Worth and Denver
city halfway company win be held no
the oflco OF the company IN the city ~ Fort
iO.8O o'clock n, m. The ifnnafcr hooks VIII
cloao 0n Feb. ne 1850 O'Clock a. m, nnd
reopCn on March ni i0i30 O'clock A. M,
w. A. ROSS, Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
1900 rn sMIrcnMEN.

CIdcaro m. Feb 2i-N ice.l'roideni
snginpsr III the Santa fe received a
Nsuotrh today from General Manager
Robinson at Topeka, stating the sWlichr
men M That point bad made q formed
danand iof "a Increase M wages Rob,
hson refused and u y probable strike
will resulf.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
GOOD WOpT


~ lighting, power and heat
.Nd,., 'iHnance prepared by The
lH,p 9fa hporrd liy a special
|teAt wy qt the council meeting
lSiolsl.1s mshly complimented for
h h ase9 II seemed a. II no
IN IN Gig,,Nl Of construction. poatrol
| M N Wy Protection hnd been omit
't u'', attorney eaid he knew me
sls come before the copnoil
n M tbe9 from the city on n trip
Na ssS gfllnnnce on The subject
peoa, wv lpls was coupled from
W Yo,la sssp tlom the ordinances
AZ ~ siaeinnau, N. Louis aud
'haie No other cities. IA was a
was suggested ui"'e''a'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
rlr woUNDED MEN.

~ Texas and Pacific men
" sunday by the explosion OF
sd ARE doing about as well
4 ~ ss badly as they were, could
& ~ lu' /" At AZ hospital and In addi-
wv y, ,niuries reported has n very
.u an M right knee that extends
Sint Thompson bus had all
w The alienation of his
~ soslds that competent med
,n could suggest hut lac
,s6ers greatly Il Is posi-
!, N, 4, Mil lose the use Of his right
X. injuries to that member . CONF
eomiuu,ed fracture Of both bones.
an amputation may be necessary.
q also suffering Il great deal from
Ssn ribs. aud for sometime after
|.,}r he was splitting blood The
~ that threw Dpats against the
=, and bruised and broke and cut
z mdly. also threw Wood against
,,e car. breaking several ribs and
;sr tl,crn into ms lung Tie others
wsely shocked aud bruised and are
"A seriously hurt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22

San Aniouia. Tex, Fob. - lSpedhi)
~. A Allen fled a suit today against
the Galveston. Harrisburg " San Aalonio
railway for S2OSiO damages rs Yas
n carpontcr I'd work Oh ne Saline
bridge lief August and WIZ iAiured by
Tie collapse 81 some FcaliOldiug.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
LEGAL HNLIDAY
4. Day February the 22d,
y roo,baII Is the Game.
D,GaclAL CLUB RECEPTION
LIN r,srltlos VIII Give an EnlOr-
n ss J, NJ opera House and Tho
~, $50, !, pnblIshed--cO nd lion
!, 4. Men Wounded Sunday
,ptSGroN NOTES.

ARLINVlV -, -. ~,
! A. n b5t,ide agent here for two
Z and az sent 10 Paris. Tex.
\ 1,, IN nf Troy, o.. succeeds
b AJ fs we are sorry to lose blln,
ss.i,s,ss men greatly regret
|.ndgrN r..;ii,ios arc ngsured
|.,.iy and other Improvements are TO
NY di,.,,3e Blount was married to
n "" today. They have left for
S,rthem home; .,o,,,,onio ves.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
vIcTORIA no LEO

I.oadou. Feb. - The queen itle-
49, e6tnpletiae fifty Year, 81 your cils-
INNATE. nnd wish yon heailp aud happi-
hasa.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
~. 80 OF THANKs-

iaIhe.. u Nee who are benefited
.'ns siisa displayed by those WHO.
ns4l n'ss,l " makinJ rbp supr.r
ss ,spsleA at ine Union Betbel
lnnf No. tonight. desire "a
~ iolle1 'nAs % the ladies WHO
'e.e b il. ~ ne cause ana
a n, ',ss J. NJ. Peers ma b wv
snl Nrs anllring cfforts and
Lauie,, oster fos music I'D
PA 'e Tor rnriatlans Iris
&. W. RNnON