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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
GAINESVILLE.
orro pRAIotR Aro Parry OFF
FOR CHICAGO,


nainesuuc Icx., luue ~ ,rprumi ~
The Rap Antnnlo cyclists, otto rrapser
ptNtn Nuuti amt rii"ri nintNhiHN
Reached town last Wight 'fheS arrived NJ
their beds ihr5 were an hoi1tv p uglu'k
thla m0mhg ~ nnl tue Wfth uNploWl
m lpngr, misty inln They lnnhrd lhrlt
rubber cunts Hud lrfi nj hd0
HuNAL suCutrY uf coon fEii.nWH
A lodge Of the l,oyqi aQcivb If 'esd
onoira arc ~ ~ Tishhnm rnlaf Joln
A. Inlur instructor. W NJ, JnnHNrL zee
cnrdIng secretary Jamrs W. llolt di'
i6g lodge hepiua na c,uruco with a
membership ~ hfiNun uul tlnrr aiU lon
qundldnl,s 10 ~ ncipd 90 ut tlg ,nNh ipoii
ing, which VIII hu Held urNl FRIDAY mghi0
MASONiC plCNlr
Tie oiHrnrs vi up yaiiyy view Ndro Of
MnmnH VIII be- pnhhglf luHnllgn nest hnt
uriny lhv Uyvnt viii he made ne uctN.
sion ~ u hig ilrHiu witch Wiil hu Aitenurl
by .grafY ~ ihg Masuns 81 my HH 80
Win deliver lhr prlninni hhllrAa inaiuE iuf
ANDW,W tAiluNNluN DEAD
Afirr flghlnly miNf ilnrH Andrew
Darlington dlrd ihs morning ul 4 prlnck.
ITO WAH NJ nnly sinr MuhdnN having hrnn
nifiukon then Win iniiHplimiipn W itu
NMin lhe i9nt WV lw hntl" lnmot'pW
nc waA a MENTOR " the Uniform ittt
kniHhta NJ iyihihh nnd itu nmeuh hcIN
ifcs win We conducted 90 ,aN grave h'
w TOWN Torics.
D,uitt u1t,su nsets lpaisusi iA'.i,
passed through iown this mptnlug with j.
N Vernon whp II accused NJ having stolen
Word has been rccrlycd tlini The survey
Ing pofpa laying The route NJ the tWnrH
vile ana McAiisier railway pagHc9 'ilah
kKlu rrHrh South MpAliHlpr In three Wtpha
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
ALMOST A HOLD-UP.
Would Dc Robbers Make a mistake Rail.
faadef klllad

Denisnn Tex, Itne % lspsciull
The fact that freight engine was A..
thchcd 10 ihe spulhbound Katy train
lant night Vt Mlsbogcc, alone prevented
another holdup The train was ia eharTp
~ Mart Morris, who was running the
train held ~ at Pryor Greek last mouth.
The train stopped At slrInHown aud bRl
hardly gone hundred yards FROM the
station when dyc shots were fred. Ono
of The balls passed. IN front u Com
duelor Morris 40 onp was hurt The
whisilps aud bells ~ freight cngnos ace
inherent from passenger engines and
the outlaws hearing the whlHllo thought
the train waA freight preceding The pas
sonser. aid. seelng ihoir mistake, fired
lntp thp train,
1lp Herald published this evening Pc
f0llowing starihi irnm i'liciDpn. Kan "hH
Superintendent l.. w. Welcl and Hgads
mnater klHlnny. accompanied by Me
rnty. Mr. Wclch'g aionvRnpler, WIRE
coming north ON nn Inspection fhr Nc
Garry stood 40 to l0st ~ trpek
unlkGr, sud IN doing 70 he fAl FIRM HE
front VI the ear The en- passed over
bin, Killing HIN Instantly,
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NOTES

There was large luereasc ~ delegates
today over yesterday, Several names did
nut appear n iodny's Gazette. but Il
was because The Gazette sefibu did not
secure the nHmes
The mnsir. ~ sweet and good, was led
by Bro. y w. Dauihit. WHO u cortniny
d man fitted Tor such work A good
choir ~ slngera were IN attendance and
the convention hae lOfrlY music through
uut eveyy part Of its work
At every favorable mention 81 sam
Inucs the cntifs convention would 40
pland loud and long and emphasise lhe
applause with ihe accustomed "BiDeu.f
Mans 81 The preachers say san Jones
Il ihe gfeatesi living preacher.
bros ] ~ Baitqu u Waco and j
NJ Campbell u Thorn Springs assisted
the rUpofierA
THE srsdin has been continued round
Of work and pleasure together
one brother i0ii Do pockrtbeok ~ ne
asylum. Or Preston bad u found and
fefnfned 10 ~ gWnpr
Nearly al DE delegaies visited ~
( f9w Of those attending from nfaf
af,, n, NJ. Haiuu, Cincinnati, o. IA
H Mndtiry. Kansas Ciiy5 j. W. Porter
Hamilton college. Lexington, KY; r.
seweil. NaslFilie Tenn; >. J. iloptins,
ArcQia. I'll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
coNsuI.s APPOINTED

Washington. June - Thu president
has made the following appointments
Darius H. lnpthlnm OF Maine 10 be
couaul.gonera Of thV United States 10
Singapore Strniia settlement
no hp rOusulH ot the United Sntosi
W \ Cnmnbrll of New York. at Sow.
cnatle, England, John 1, Mplhry 81
ppxn at Barann, Cuhhi William u,
Nrnmelpr Of Ohio, at llnsen, Swils.
Vrlnnd; Charles II Bcnrdici qf Mime
sofa, at Chprt0wn, Africa; james A.
nemOrcst Of New Jersey, At Rockville,
raWda; loci Lindsay Of Vermont ~
Cnnlisr0ok. CANADA nenry NJ, Smtili
NJ Virginia, M fnchpn Chlnn Ihemus
6. Jones Of Kentucky, az luuchnl, Ma
dplrn: Jesse W. spnfks VI renuegNcp, AZ
pudWa Negraa, MoAiuo. john H. Con
piuger u Illinois, az Toronto Canada
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY
The Work Done by tho Terrell Convention
officers Elected

80 ., ~ 40 tsA
Terrell, TeNp June $50 Speoahl~
The evening session OF the state mia.
st,u.r. ,,o,,i.,, 40 ma christian
F,'uN,s Non. '''''" ~ W ",',,',"
ehnt'h convened az s'lo o'ocN F's'''-
day, Devotional exercises were eon-
Quoted tv .I,ar. O A naron Of Gar.
iand
A missionary seNpon was delivered
by BRO. Addison CLARK az Thorn SPRING.
u speaking et SAM Jones he described
n,In a. QUE o. 'hg klAn,9yN p"loueIn oi
ny ny age' WIZ hev l.''G I' ,,',i,,,,,
W, Mi'heuhusH uHI9 w puvIisl W "pA""h'
u" p'.lph uoNiu h,l7ulsi ~.
- ~ '"v tV,'iiu.,eH w 'N" ~
a,"iNi v, ,aN,,,hll, ~, '"Nh ti' ,'",','
auu ~ ~, p,,,th,' t',," nn ~
I'll ,', s,'''W '',, IN '", ,,,s
ef,. XIX, Y'.ti,, lHcussj
i,un' g ,,,',,,,''' ""''''"''' NN' '""''"
inl30 do ,o,,.n,,on ,di,,,n,I
,,tn III. '""'''''N "p''N'"'"
"'''' "'', i'u'U,s ,,..,,.,
MORNING SESSION
The convention was called 10 order at
= o'clock, Hon, w. Il. ilomun, Dhlns.
~ the chnlr Doy0iienal usrrclses CON
dncteh by Bro. j w, Marshal Of Whites
hnfu.
Various reports wero made by com.
mltCes
The convention agreed to hold tho
next ANNUAL convention a. Hinahorn
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abroad Tickets are good
Id Nov, 18th.
TEXAS WEATHER.

.,,,s,du Tex, June 22.-Gulveston
Gnluanl. 81; minimum, 20.
leSs-Maximum, ~; minimum, Gl'
sslAim Maximum, W. minimum
Csr.itana-Alaxlmum, %; minimum,
eaunbia--NIozimum, 30; minimum,
hw- Maximum. 90; minimum, 81,
Hsane Maximum, 81; minimum
Hsu,tsa. Maximum, "a; minimum
Bunwrle Maximum, 90; minimum
Iariew-Maximum, 06; minimum
irf-Nnximum. 90; minimum, q.
Etsp- Maximum, %; minimum, 4.
iasilhe Maximum, Oh; minimum
h Aatonio -AIuximum. 02' mini
7g
N Maximum. "a; minimum. q
K,u Maximum, ~: minimum,
knihGford- Maximum, W. MINI
u ~
Ean,. %. 72.5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
A FANNY POISONED.

st. Louis Mo. June ~ Iohh MclShhcn
dlci yesterday NJ the hospital ot Nmpinms
lis entire family aftrr dlnneg Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Stuart, his dauehter dlcd
THIS afternoon, while Mrs, X q hrlggs,
another daughter, " not eapeeird tu live.
fruit poisoning hUSc lgrn adVahryl hhah-
cion has fallen on n member " the family
who had VI fuclinr 10 Aiehihben, but The
evidence 10 not sufficient 20 warrant the
use Of any name,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
Lar0NIA RACES.

cineiunnu a., lime y The truck
was stlH aud heavy. First race Three
anariora nile, Don Ilongaiief won, JOIN
Hrkly aneind, Dnd Hughes tiitd. pilne'
IA
sacSnd race Mile mud seventy yarlp.
Indigo won, IL Grange src0nd, Tbs
Hero third. TINE. i.o4 =.
Third race Nils and slrtecmth Gle
metiiina won. sampor fidelu necOiids
Chimes tiiifd Time, liD0 ~
Fourth racn tiatlngtcn sprlnf h,hkes.
ti,ri. aocond Martinez bird. Time,
! 10 ~.
Flgth race Ninr.aixteenihs, 10
Frunt woa, Janib9ren accUDl, hadhifbHrf
third. Time 10 ~
Nnth race Three quarters Veorfy..
taNn won, B9nAle Bruce second, aaaft
third. Time. 1i22.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
IAE sIATE WINS
Another ons Of The Siding Land Certificate
SvIls.


Austin, Tex, June ~ Especial "
late til. escnlna 10 tic I'ifp.ihird dis
trlet court decision was han,ltd down
IN favor of the state IN he oase Of NE
State " Cnnda. Drake s Strauss Of New
YORK. purchasers md holders o. Texas
padhe lnnd grants HE suit Involves
ola bnnird aud eighty ihouaand do.
lars worth Of land claimed Ny lha rail-
f,,pd Tor sldinga, and eetf0iy.alk thgue-
nad dallar. worth u lnfd lielh - what
I'D stats rlliinB 10 be Yyld eNfllnraies.
1hla case is oHc " many bfouxhi by ny
sflts aqninAf railroads. 20 fpelalu laud
renewed by riif0ais f0r HiiinRN
,fbe law nndor which uiesp lands were
issued 70 railroads. provided Tint ~
many acres sh0nd hr siautlsl tor eyefy
tnlla Of raad w active operation Jhe
railroads sncrtrdcd ~ securing iand Tor
aldlnss ~ we'll ag riain ifipki hpd Nhen
IN. mi becane known 20 The lfsisa,
iufe ihey authorized the attorney trl'fil
NJ hing snlt 70 recover all iands received
~ mliinaiig for sldlags
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
FEARFUL CYCLONE.
The Wind Deals Death and De-
struction in Kansas,
--
SIXTEEN PEOPLE KILLED
-
And Number Seriously Injured Vast Dam
age Done to Properly.
midnight oarkdsss Hoysrsd Over The Stricken
1owo--iohu Browns Stone House De-
s'tcYed-A Day Of Funerals The
Same Storm visits Iowa
HOuIIilhs Details
SIXTEEN PEOPLE KILLED

Perry. Kan, June 90, The most dis
asrous aud deati-jeolins cyclone that
ever visited Eastern Kansas vassed
through Williamson and the surround
ing country In jefferson county last
night It travelled southeast and took
IN q scope Of country half a mile wide
and about siS miles long
No, house, mnn or tree was left
standing In its path,
It was accompanied by a terrible rain
and midnight darkness.
Eleven dead bodies have so far been
discovered. and il Is known that at least
ave more were killed. The dead aGe:
o. Evans
L. r. Evans
Emery Hutchinson.
Mrs. John Kncaid.
Samuel Kincaid.
Clara Klucaid,
Sadie kincald.
Walter Nincoid,
Eva Kincald
William stewart
Samuel Stewart.
Their bodies are all horribly maneled.
Mis-. Uutehinsnn's arms and limbs
wen, found In tree n mile from thc
home.
Eva Kiucnids head was severed from
her body,
Tnce porsous are known to be fatally
injured and many others are seriously
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
onAY.h rRAIN wlIEoNED.

c..,,,na. Tex. June y Special
s.sysl tran was wrecked ~ cna",,
a f'a,si Nh i@,toa Ibis morning " .
psrr rse tr,lnmsn al jgmpea i ~
slide. lnF IA Conductor MeyfT mfr
, ,so,t lT' pioleais 10 lbe goaaa gs 6ya @
bruised ~ ,,s y we . did GOT lear hsa si 'l's
I Is6a esr plit vide opeh s,,,a =" uip
h 5s. thrown agninsi ga,V rt.
esen M others were ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

Washington, June - Nicepresldept
Stevenson AMI SrgoantatArma Val
outline VI the senate, hnye rrNrhPd the
conclusion that 1t would he inWosellie
10 send delegation truU me NnNl ~
tlrno to he present at Senator stanford y
funeral, which tulcs place az Monte
Park. California saturday next Sem.
tor Mitchell nt Oregon and tNintm
Nlouhen W White III California, have
accordingly hnoh requested by telegraph
10 rrprcarnl The senate on ne pcvh.
ION Slmilar action, II is understood,
hna bdon hkn by the speaker Oh the
mart Of the hluse,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
IMPORTANT DECISION.
: Supreme Court Rcverses The Appeals
Court On The Famous Probate Case

N. =, II,,ah-
d 10 the case Of Daniels ct al vs. iiu''h-
~, the supreme court of Texas. sit
i al Austin or yastordav rpyeraed the
"A I'M. ~ VI y" ~ Ia annooI. NJ
',va VI the court OF elNh hpp'"''
n tirt supreme judicial district renu-
|fsd on Aprll IA 1904 and affirmed the
l.ior ~ H. 49,, -, a. unrris
" ~ 'he ls'riet court u
aH'S This decision was looked Tor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

fifecprllle. fer.. Juno 22.stspecial)
lirnry lialnpsy, Young man aE''d -
Widte ltoee. fifteen miles northeast u
greebyille. 10 Nae brought befr, Place
XXI hi ian today, charged With burglar
Vino M pDaf0lhuf o. Kingston lDlng
,,',-ls Hhte n will BE- Remembered
Ma the aafe was blown open between
1n ~. and r q. nt StaWpA. mtrchnq.
disc. ec. were stolen. hnwpsf Nil
appear before the grad jafs sglaefsvN'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

Fort Dodge. a., June 22sJ. ~ HieplF
ene. itaiilesnake Pete pnd Jnol lfiy'
WIZ MN. thln morning. Pete was hfgt
to grfivr a. AsA Doo Mlddiclon u
oHrk ID The ~ hafiiig started from
s1n1 Ciiy yqsiordgg, rerHerlnH et
gaigs lasf esenius. John Berry made
iha start FROM hrfe AZ noen, taking ~.
rnntase II nv llfod fqndiinn. Ok it4tue-
tha had
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
rIcKLep a GREAT GROVE


Now York. June 90 At the coucy
leland club house, Couoy lalaud there
were ihrce crack 1Nuts tunight That
proved very attractive Five thousand
people f,Om ills and otter ci,iys WIRE
present
AT twenty minutes 10 ., George Rey'
nulds ana Mike l,counrd opcned .hr cn'
tcr,aiunont They fought at iaO pounds,
It was rafting eight Of ,hc rgye aud
take" or,ler Cor nine ronuda lema,d
wa, The stronger aud Ia The nintp rp''ad
pftm opcuing w hlg Rush IN Roy
nold'e cheek, pounded Nm around he
riaq until ~ Ind run lin onA
frio men had scarcely lufl tie rint
When lllly Nnnuu took tiV eOrnrr va
cHted By RrynuldH and was iullnWHi pl
nilly llrnrel aud seconds me wNP
opuncd cautiously II Wnf purify @i
ohuhe Both were QUICK as naw Nf
three rounds VOTE fought WIN Nnll sun
ing lii ihu fourth Ernusl started
fnfru uRttern, Vernon WAS 50 plgNN
ltp nndp little progress Vernon hrr
a, M unponoht IN lm hgd hlh rnahlm
nuitnh fhp rng Ike o mad hui Mluf
IN s1nio way irnshpnvi up nih H0llNN
/ IA rual, mntlars nid innHlt Nnruun ny
noyunih, u wits apparent Nvrlun WI
! becoming gwsgl p....,
/ Ia the eighth aud last round htngN
/ wont nj hia mat lie ahowerud right
! handrta On Vernon hll hV khaeken hla
| out n
lho hunl bout, between jim Daley q
buffalo aud Iou Butler OF ihllhhnlphia
! Mas pnt nn ~ lUGW p. m " Mla y
/ ho t,vOnty rounds ~ more lpi fTFNt
The hlsl two rounds were rather quick
/ liz the third Daley was bpuched dpMq
/ reneatrliy llu sol NJ each time arg
fought back although he WAS 20 wong
on hla feet he could srarerll alnhd' "
was almost miWlu hr lasted through
/ MS punishment wa sninulhlng lrfilAe
ia tho funfth nAlry staltNl ~ ~ MI
mnliera. H. lAndOl several TIMES 81,
Huileifs wihd and The rolpfel NAN wal
almost weak 90 himself az the eau %
iu The Htth rnnnd nniler vol Ia SONS
hard lrka Oh naiey'A stomach
III ihp an round Daley lay int 40
opening, hul WAS loo wnnk TO hold ~
own i,ntlrr rubbed hiiN acinfs "
stage, aud viii a Hex on he Jaw
knocked him out
Dele, was knocked down seven times
IN the light
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
DRalNG SRA TRIBUNAL

Paris. June IA large number Of
visitors wore present at the session Of
the Boring sea Tribunal to-day. Among
ihos who listened 20 the proceedings
was Hon. J, n, Eustcs. American emu
bassador TO France. Hon u t. Phelps
counsel for the United States, opened
bis argument Ia behalf OF the contention
Of the Unite1 States
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
vAroiLl AND PATTY.

81 PAN. Man. Inne ~ Npnslgiier
ssiall And four prefeaNiii NJ The Cath.
oiit nniyrrAiF 81 Washington. arrived
az morning ava are guests " the arch.
bishop. Tlls AFTERNOON ihey atisneed
Ne e1ercisAs a. ~ inoiaaA unitefely'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
NEWS CONDENSED


AT Rrownston ~ y.
stabbed hi. bto,ho, rsa,', e'an' e'''o5ah
p.... 49," ~ p'A'n'
N.'sApP's ID ne Alcutlan Islands,
~ ~ a''ife eruption
AZ the Enterprise collicry. shanoIin,
80 ~ ii''u snu'A ior hack vases.
Al Louisville Ky. Elizabeth Forward.
aged b ate arsenic and died
Harry 81. tieorre nr,a "a ana r,hoi
Usher, aged Y, eioped from I.,un A,n.s
Al Kansas ga, a. ,,,
WINS stained ~ a.,,,, ~, 'p' wu
nv Agnes VIA, ','A'' WIN ou''n't Rn'is
ihe h"u carriers Of Leavehworih, o., have
Struck nsainst proposed reduction In
wages
lhe Rcd river at Fulton, Ark, Is rapidly
rlsing'f damage has ALREADY been done
10 gso "a.
Az SL9,, ~ Daniel Floeer,
wea,, 'Hes IN. ted to death By a
mule. IN,
The family NS/ &c .,.. -
Of cipepnnau a ~ S,s.sa,,o,,. ,.',.,,
zion Thoy a,a ,o,. ~
AZ pupuqne IA, Jasper schaumann
shielded by 'wa'lonins esyeclic acid He
was literally burned to death
Max Mclndel, manager Of baseball team
at Altoona, Pa, died from injuries received
by being hit with pitched ball
At Mechanicsburg. Pa. Mrs. George r..
Kunkcl. the wife Of prenehrr. Committed
Suicide by hanging herself IN health.
mlrty.two arcmcu and homer, cmployea
at The brooklyn sugar rcap"y ,olnrI me
striking arcmcn Of another refinery.
. ,
, Michael psA's deputy ,I pos' , a., "a, az
hoanlhs water, >, u. Is SiV"o $40 snort III nus
accounts ana mas Oeen sent to ''"'
Frank T. seearce loft Lexington Ky"
without advising friends. 1t Is stated tbst
Nv 'ei' ''''''o'e +" wv 'A''"' W
ma, ..4 . a.. 80. ...,,,,4 t..,,t. 20
ih' NHH'f W Nh' ifih' 'NNHA+ N'''''' ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

Church against W. ~ SImonds. late
commissioners 81 PATENTS chief Clerk
Renneit aud lnostcr 4 Freeman, atlpr-
news for Inc Amegiean Bell Telephone
company MraN THIS mnrulne before
Commissioner Seymour Nothing scnsa.
uonal developed during the day,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

nonneid today, TINT Immediately Aiior The
ala4n " The Wnshlngign park nreiiRg
Tic ~ Louis Jockey elnh VIII gpvA 4
midsummer aud full meeunR, which VIII
be- continued Of 10 October. Heitl1k
privileges have hoon sold NJ price 4nf'
icltni 70 lnalfe Anccussfnl meeting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

aarfawr. iFSa 5 sa,,o, ~ collector
ms sr,aaa A ~ tis Tioi' :s.f, &.
and a g s , Mckinney a ~ lias,sni
hel,e o. %, " tilrrs elpisgs e r nig wisfsl.
NV, ,rsfeir'd ssainsi Nm atIa', 4 lns Az
irse ,he .g, r. aeevssilsnate siuJ''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

sDecinl coach VI thu Jacksonville,
ramDi and Key West railway came ~
fr,n, NON Orleans this morning on lrnin
XII on board we're United Niatee "
enit Judae. sNayne and family y. X
King. inasief 90 rhapcvry o. the Jack
s0lyiiie, Tampa. and ~ W., runway
NH Marty nre On route from Jack
soatilla 10 California on n pleasure UP
Nr ", q. Coleman was once resi-
ds,'f If ms ats and rHu ifnin e"'
,,,,en Surrey, nari and this city When me
rad was Il portion Of the Southern fA'
idlis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

g. PAM Nina. june - me greai
var,bera yealefaay ahaouneed A,eii ,sl
M IN rates, aud ihe, Nerineln la. W.,
igllNr'i Ind eib.s sls between eastern
TX sns and Norihvrn facine coaai
,,aiufa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
,.,..pixn DIFFERENTIATION
Nf-''''' ABANDONED

p,5,s5.iuiila. Penn., june iHe
lli'' lnanaeafs u the fhilagtplia
pylf' ti1a1ias railroad Today lefifn
shA ..'isa ne plan fof he rehabilitation
Y s.tsrotspany IreHuse De feqififei ~
y 1syn he general mof'ksef pvAP
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
snnnrsIlNAp ~ IAcna

Nhpppshond .iuy, \, w. June " First
moo So,on furlongs Stonpnc won,
llnllOr tnHOnd. uthrfa scratched Time,
il,b
Ser0ud race NiK flitlnnHs tilnrlRnr
Coli won, Dironnt sprund, Vrnlua
thtd 'rmr, ilU 10,
Third rRN One mile ~ tiorlug
won, Gnld Dollar second, fileli1 fhitd.
Time. ~ "a,
Fourth rncr Milo aud q gunrlgr
spurt won. Comnnphp second ~, Mich
Nh ihirl. Time. 2us ~.
itliili mc, Mile aud ni eighth Yer.
p0elnl won i'ienickrr Herpnd, kllkrn-
nny thini. Time, 100,
SlAtli race Nile aud aunrtcr, ~
Tho nrf SykedOno won. Long teach
SECOND. others scratched. Tine, 2Oo'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
TTITl MONTERREY AccHTrED.

Nallheten, Jnne - The e0asg ~
fence ain Monterey BIAS been nrcepted
nna tAe navy department viii assume
control u her It ones
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

neriln. June y THE niret NJ the second
ballots was held to-day IN Lcuheek, Herr
uNcrfH radical tinionlet, supported ~ Tue
national liberals was elected Wy a majority
OF liN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

tIpstora TEX, June p fSpe'iall-,
v,,s.'a5, paassnecr trains psr haI now
.1 dnA depart ffpin u flepoiD,
aa',, 'siye an the Hays For Worm anl
iriss Aviaons and four % the Cotton
ROT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
MARSHALL.
Free Mall DslIysy-A Party oil Distinguished
Visitors From Florida.

Marshall Tex. June y .-tSpcclul,l y
Tie mayor has Issued an orler Notifying
nll uroprrty owners that the ordnance
rplaive 10 numbering their houses must
he complied with. Al Inspector for free
deliyery viii be- 10 the city IN about n
week, aud everything must be ready for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
rnuInnIls NEXT pI.AoE.

WaAhington. Iniie 12.~An ovfniuF
uavar says. Private Secretary 1bariNr
a ....eiy b b. ihe D9i Democratic nom.
ines fey governor u Michigan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

Washlnrtsn. June ~ ID 2mmemens
pfspssslbk. ID the case q Church =
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-13

Whom, as rarely happens, English
farm laborers come 20 this country, they
find II extremely difficult to accommo-
date themselves 20 the current American
custom Of eating but three meals day.
An English maidservant and nurse, who
lived 90 be more than 100 years old.
aycrrod that she had always been accus-
toned 20 "a dew bit and breakfast, a
stray biz and dinner. nommct, a crum-
mot, and bit after supper" Extra
meals are common enough during the
harvest season Ia this country. The hasty
breakfast NJ $3.50 in the morning is fol-
lowed by STRAY Bit at 8 o'clock and
by luncheon between the MONDAY din
nor and the after sunset supper. In parts
Of southern Pennsylvania the dinner
hour Is II o'clock in the morning, and it
would not be difficult 10 show that
Americans living ON the same meridian
ara dining all the way from that hour
until in the evening. The great mass
of country folk still dine at noon.-New
York Sun,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-13
A Vary Ancient Cnnnn.

In 1881 canoe followed out of the
trunk of tree was found at Bovey-
Tracey, In Dovonshire. II lay in de-
posit OF brick earth more than twenty
nine feet below the highest level reached
by the waters of the Bovey. II was
moro than thirty-ive inches wide, and its
lcngth could not be exactly determined,
the workmen having broken il in getting
II ont. An eminent archeologist is Of
opinion that this boat dates from the
glacial perhaps even from more
remote time. II this hypothesis, the re-
Hponsibility Of which we leave TO him,
be correct, this Is the most ancient wit
neas In existence Of prehistoric naviga-
ton, Manners and Monuments Of Pre-
historic Peoples"