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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20

THERE is feeling that if the gerry
mander should be taken again to the SUI
preme Court that body would again put
itself in line with the courts Of Michi-
gan, Wisconsin and New York upon the
inhiect
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20

ton day" at the fair. The members OF that
organization or which there are hundreds
in Indiana. will hold their national con-
vention In Peoria. and then proceed to
Chica go in special trains. The comnercia l
Travellers will really have two days at tho
worlds falr-June 10 and July %.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20

THE story is repeated with the elab-
GRAFTON of detail that Mr.. Whitney, of
New York. has quit the President for
good because he did not keep in good
faith an understanding with him and
his friends in the New York machine,
which, among gentlemen, is as binding
as q written bond.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20

THE street-car management having
disposed of the switch boys strike. can
now give its undivided attention to the
new charter. Latest indications are
that it will find its hands full, but will
there be another manifested
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20

PROBABLY President Harrison could
not have ended his official career in a
way TO please him better than by sign
ing widows pension bill. Fortunately
for the widow, this is one of the acts
that the present administration cannot
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20

AND now the Democratic Herald of
Chicago stigmatizes the Democratic
Legislature of Illinois as an irresponsi-
BILE body. And yet, it is not quite SO
lost to decency as was the Democratic
body in Indiana.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20
,yust Kindness,

Mrs. Fitts-You write such short letters when
you are away. I don't see why you couldn't
write nice long ones. you did when We
were engaged.
Mr. Fitts-Honestly. my dear. didn't suppose
you would have any time 10 read them. In tho
days when we were engaged you had no house
xrorr IN da
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20

THE idea of having the models of the
groups for the soldiers monument de-
signed by American sculptors is an ex-
cellent one. American sculptors there
must be, and they must have better
comprehension of the American idea
than can men who have never been in
this country. It is time that there
should be American art
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20
BUBBLES IN THE AIR
PTORnNCfa,

If "Aprii showers bring May flowers"
AS certain rhymesters say,
This soaked and sozzled earth of ours
Will be one great bouquet.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20
Sweet Symnnthy

wibple--where are You going in such hurryi
wabble-Down to the doctors. woman ran
her umbrella into my ear this afternoon
wibble-Well. hope you will be able to get it
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20

WHEN the masses in Belgium have
successfully compelled privileged few
to yield to popular government. will the
President of the republic use his infiu-
ence to re-establish little throne in
Hawaii
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20

ton. The matter is one that should be
attended to by the authorities without
delay. as any danger to the water sup
ply is a menace to public health W neither
cholera is impending or not.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20

THERE is nothing reprehensible in the
conduct of rector Miller. of Columbus. in
joining the Christian Church one week,
and, OH second thought, going back to his
own the next week 1t is merely O change
of opinion for and against the water route
TO heaven. which any free-born American
citizen has right to make.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20
TnE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

u President Cleveland has a right to
send O commissioner to O foreign ma
tionality whose power is paramount"
then the Constitution has been tenn
porarily suspended
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20

DIR. ATKINSON, OF Pittsburg has written
O paper 20 show the value of tobacco as q
preventive Of cholera to all who use ii. If
Atkinson is right the only logical con.
clusion is that women and children should
begin to smoke apd chew without delay.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20
AN INSTRUCTIVE CONTRAST.

A few months ago. when the stock of
free gold was quite low In the treasury,
the Cleveland papers in the East de-
handed that the administration should
protect the credit of the country by
selling bonds to increase the stock of
yellow metal for the redemption of the
notes redeemable in either metal. The
then danger was set before the country
in vivid colors. To refuse to redeem
these notes in gold would put pre-
MUM on gold and cause it to be with
drawn from circulation. The Harrison
administration did not yield to these
demands, whereupOn they charged that
it was unmindful of the credit and
honor of the government. All the
nagging of these papers had no
other effect than to create an I'M
easiness in regard to the currency,
which passed away when their clamor
subsidized. Now Mr.. Cleveland is con-
fronted with greater dilemma. The
free gold in the treasury is less than at
any time during the days of his pred
ecessor. But there is now no clamor to
put gold bonds upon the market and no
f1aring editorials calculated to create
uneasiness. Secretary Carlisle has an
nounced that the notes referred to shall
not be redeemed with gold. bnt no
protest comes from the Cleveland or
9ans. On the contrary, some of THIN
have discovered that the policy which
Mr.. Carlisle has announced is dictated
by prudence.
Here is the difference: The Repub-
lican press is not criticisInR the action
of Mr.. Cleveland's Secretary. 1t knows
that he is exercising an option which
the law gives him. The Republican
press feels that it Is vastly more i'm
portant that public confidence in the
Nations currency shall be maintained
than that hostile administration should
make blunder at the expense of the
business of the country. More than
that, the Republican press, as a whole.
stands ready to sustain the Cleveland
administration in all its efforts to pre-
serve n sound currency and to deprecate
all criticism which may disturb public
faith in the monetary system of the
country. Herein is the difference be-
tween the Cleveland and the Repub-
llCan press.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20

LITTLE Rock. Ark. April 19.-Twenty-
five masked men ov-rpowered the jailer at
Morrillfon abont IL O'clock last night and
took out Flanagan Thornton. murderer OF
Constable Pate He was hanged to u teie-
graph pole and the body made target for
the gums OF the mob.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20

A POINT that seems likely to be lost
sight of in the street-car controversy is
that Indianapolis is at this moment badly
IN need of an extension of rapid transit
in several directions.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20

watts-It has always been a mystery to me
that there should be so many more fairies and
spooks seen in Ireland than In any other eoun-
try.
Potts-well. you know. there are no snakes to
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20
Grent Scheme.

MudRe-Do you believe In the adage mat a
man who is lucky In love is unlucky at cardsl
Yabsley-No. Whyl
Mudge-Because, If thought there was any
thing IN It, should go West and do nothing but
play poker with the Mormons.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20
Total Silence.


PhiIodelphia Pross-
MIR. William Dudley FouIke 10 strangely
silent while the man Of his choice knifes
the reform of his heart through tue Office
. Of the First AssistsuB Postmsster-genexaL
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20
Ki,led hx Nitroxlxcerin-

COLUMBUS. o.. April 19.-Clark Robinson
and Benjamin Dove were killed at Lima
by nitroQly GERM explosion at the gly osrin
works The glycerin caught tire from fric-
tion
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20
y,cri,n. of the s.w-ssili Boiler.

. CELINA. o.. April IA boiler in a saw
mill at Rossville near here. exploded yes.
terday. and killed two workmen. Harry
Rex wos blown one hundred feet his head
was separated from his body. and pieces of
his skull were found one hundred feet
from him. Edward McClerg was blown
fifty feet. lighting upon his head. His neck
WAS broken.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20

G. w. s.: The last Legislature made no
change in the dog law.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20
THREE KILLED And MANY HURT.

Disastrous Explosion an - blacksmith Shop,
Due tn Dynamite in a Gas Pipe.
TOWER. MIMI. April 1a.-An accident at
the District mine yesterday resulted in
the death of three men ana serious
whom will probably die. The dead
are j. b. Nettle. leaves wife and
four children; Charles Nelson leaves wife
and five children: Jacob Koshavir. unmar
red. The injured are Philip Marsh. John
Rosenstein. James Mahoney. G. S. Warn,
Frank Cudy. w. J. Nettle. VIM. Martin.
Joe Collar.
smith shops. where ABOUT twenty men are
employed. nearly every one of whom re-
ceived &C least slight injuries. Nettle.
Collar and Nelson were en- gagged in break
ing up q lot of worthless gas pipe before
throwing it into tho SCRAP pile. The
pipe was being put under q 1900
into such lengths as would permit its
easy handling. The men had been engaged
in this work tor nearly an hour. when sud-
denly there was terrific report. and when
the smoke cleared away q terrible sight
presented itself. A crowd soon gathered
the hospital commenced. Nettle, Nell
son and Koshayir died almost in-
stantly. For over four hours doctors
were busy dressing the wounds of
the surviving injured. Marsh and Ma
honey cannot recover. both having suffered
greatly from loss of blood. The explosion
was no doubt due to the presence of q
quantity of dynamite in the pipes. which
had at some time been used as "gun" in
"opening raises" that had become c!ogged.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20

Another Planet Discovered.
NEW York, April lathe Herald's Kiel
cable says "Prof. Wolf. of Heidelberg.
has discovered another planet of the thir-
teenth magnitude"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-12
DENTON BUDGET,
A MUSICAL SOCIETY ORGANIZED
BY ARGYLE PEOPLE.
A Partnership Religious HOies-BulldInu As.
ISOLATION Elsciion-Persona Mention.
School Entertainments Business.

~ %,
h,n'""' icA" June 'Hp'uhl')-A
musical society. known as the Deuton
County Singing association vas nr,.,,,.
i,o3 at Ar,yia t,s, v.,.op
,i''
Hon. Alvin &. Owsl"y and Hon X.
l.. Ragsdnle have formed copartner~
shin for m, nr,rtir. az law AZ n,.si..,
~ | - '"s''2
enjoys IN ehvlnp'e reputation a.
hN3ci' ~ wen ~ iu'Iatife ptaruce'
while Mr.. Ragsdaie has only recently
been admitted 20 the bar having been
school teacher until he was elected 10
tbe last LEGISLATURE.
The annual election of directors for the
Demon Building and Loan association
took place Tuesday evening, the old
bonrd being elected.
Roy 4. l.. Martin Of The presbyterian
church nnd Itry II /, Srile of H. OIL
street NJ ID church, exchanged pulpits
his morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-12

New York, Juur II. Tho Worlds
Ciiy or Mexico special says A AlcAi.
cln lngnclrr says the downfall of
TIE hncpzh government Ia Nica-
fnFua appears 10 be- behlnd on
Intrigue OF foreign Interests hostile
10 The continuance " American con-
irgl Of the Nicnfaguan ship canal
Wien The eannl WIS begun, little at
tenllo was paid 10 II. but now that lt
N likely 10 be- successful European GOV.
ernmvnis wish 10 have u voice Ia lfs
control also. The United StaiTs govern
inent cannot Afford 10 permit Europa
70 nave any management 10 d waterway
designed primarily for the use VI the
nations Of this hemisphere and Il Il not
10 the interest Of Mexico that the rpyolu-
uoDinls Ia Nicaragua should Interfere.
European nations nhy use tho canal
when completed but that N different
nirticr from allowing them 10 place
thrlr agents on the board Of adniinlstn.
lion Of the canal
" The united States. d committed By
~ principles 10 give government AID to
the cnnnl for The purpose " national 10
ienHc and lhe promotion Of commerce
between the states Minister 0uzman.
Who Represented the late government of
President SicAxn. al Washington favorl
aud American pfoiecfOfatr ID Nicaragua,
but The MORAL inhucnee IN Nicaragua will
sustain the alatu quo 10 Nicnraguu The
attitude Of The new power Ia Nicaragua
seems aItaKonistic 10 both the Mexican
and American representatives..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-12
NoRr WORTH GAME.

Ihena was n large crowd present 10
witness the game of ball yesterday evcn-
my az the park between the Fort Worth
,rAlh and the Dallas club The game
ining up To the last half ut the EIGHTH.
me nome tcam WAS the winner hy a
score of % to .. The score al the Sew
cath inning was { 70 - ia Dallas favor.
out after that tNrt Worth pounded the
hal NJ over the earth. Displaying NJ
markah,e hitting praneusitirs for anna.
make No NOR. weekday dates With other
clubs for the hest PLAYERS Who belong
10 he club have To work ,lunnr Ina
week and can play only on Snndays A
game for neN Sunday will De arranged
II possible
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-12
FOUND DEAD

Grcenyillc, Fox. June Especially
The body Of d man. supposed ~ be
Henry Armond, was desc0yorei this
evening IN % room over d grocery build
ing II was very badly ,lefompnse,l
Indications are that be committed ani.
eide. lie was last se'n alive Friday
morning lie was formerly cook NJ
Bruss' restaurant on Ler street, Justice
Elder viewed the remains. aud gives Il
70 ~ opinion mat be ,eqimmmllied suicide
that way. lie had taken on III shOns.
placed them under biz cot. locked the
door aud out the key In his pocket The
verdict Of The coroneFs jury will be-
rendered tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-12
DESPERATE FIGHT.
A Negro Uses Drawing Snlo. a White Man a
Pistol.

Wellborn, Tex, June 1,-tSpeciRll--
Information has Just reached here Of a
difficulty ut Bats ferry fnur miles west
Of this nlarr between Larry. oversrer for
r. II, Bats and q negro blacksmith
employed on the plantation II Apprars
that the negro was drinking and bOiste.
rous aud upon larys attempting to
quiet him became very abusive when
Larry struck him with stick The
negro then picked mp drawing knife
aud used u with fearful cfori on Mr.
Lary'N head aud arms hnt Larry finally
ruccrcdcd In drawing his pistol aud
shot his essnilant twice though not
painfully hurt. il Is thought not fatally
or permanently 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-12

many wears Younger than her husband.
WIo Aas passed thrccsyOrc. Ia her prti.
tlvh ior diyVrce the Wife charCcs cruel
lteatn'ent hrulality. nou-suptNrJ. aud lie.
c,tr'', thai She even had Ia nay her lrav-
vuns eN,~n.r, She asks FOR an ininnc-
hVh 10 RESTRAIN him from coming upon
her property ur IN any WAY inicrfrrina
with her affairs, Rev Morrison last yrnr
sluinicd the westorn part Of New York
state and Ohio for Harrison. lilo was a
delegale from Maryland to the recent
hnpWhlican League convention at Louis
vile, Or Moulsm was q widowcr when
thlrl wife
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-12

III ~ 'epy 10 qurstio, 49,,
bin mu, an hour 10 MI ' IT, her she
All NV IL ince aud said 'onlv m 'I h,','s
PURSUING THE rotI,,s
ol uils world. lnNtbe m,ds, - ,.s
| ~ oi'ouiiued by every comfar, u me ana
God ppedr before the iuJpma,,s, ~ apout
| cnga oi,y an hour" anl III nat oi
Teach va OF religion she pnssed sv ene
Let tb,.rs, 'r children by your exnfnnia
jesus. Your !, 'n You the precopts ~
| Inn of,. aour teachings and efan,,to ii. M
h s.o utter you, some DIV Inn,, ' ae WI
tho & passed away, your cha 49,, Ivy
nr,,..'s ior' They will saw vour nv l,n,l
mi your Teachings have go, ''lr
heoven am on the way to meet s'' yor me ~
Afr,nnaa 'e travelled In Europe Al.
elobc b,,. u m various countries II, IT,
excent il, nave found no real bor,..s
keen tb ~ ,n,H"llon, England and SrotIsrd
rocks fhc cr. S'n1Ieu and pure She who
Loo, W rtanle rules the world M
,eoli shlu thar what France ,,s,,,, ;Nupo-
go ihothtrs, The safeguard ~ III
ole' Is tue bible. Keen Win, ne
s"n. homes. Soiue peopls viii ' vi
San nave our entertanmrnts v'', w
h', n good time we can
u,a ,h,S Il The, greatest mistake n, tho
home. such IN, ~ ehpei Il from The
guard. Don't ssJs, an Nuditonal safe
their wine nsrti,s your husbands Ia
VIII n,,nr,, w. .hey
H. ma b.,is ~
@ OOI,, n ,ns uone so; lie strong
Sf7t;,""s h.. 'lap,n OF The practice
GcS t"sata,. 'pr east did. whose
CON. =" "oce IN an Intoxicated
with vs., forp Fce' nm az the door
him 10 he1 o.al: No She pu,
a 3mle npnn hsr "eNt morning with
fast md ra NV, cooked his break.
pressions If ',''aen It9m him the eS-
H. W. E'asei9l heart Thou as
him. Atw ~ nome she said 10
iore yo,, uva' husband, you know |
Tbcrc y" no',rl 19an ANYTHING on earth.
Cor von a "V Saurlnce ! would not make
a. jn,ri,. "I "rleNe you love me just
mo n"aiy, p"s ~ you eNet come home 70
iast MN '' sueh CONDITION as you did
nsn,'
Will LEAVE THIS HOUSE.
never to return again Thnt man ne,o-
drank again. On Won mothers J.peris
the protection Of The home aud vnnr
efforts will make indeed n holy snn,
Men won't 70 In opnosition In your
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-12

Washington, June II. Airs. Cleveland
nhy hcrldp 70 open her summer house
y huSshrfs llny Ia the ucyt two weeks.
w moving ~ Woody Road villa, The pred.
aent aud Mrs Cleveland, Il WAS sn,i,
n.y. eon,lndnJ tn snon.l the onhre suut.
nlor, VAN the possible exception ni
August when the cool hrrsrs OF Tho
r"asldo homu would hold forth rrentsr
euncuohs and uilnnl the necessarv
ehnlsg before tho resumption OF lhe
Mlpirrr social duties. These Anna. n IL
Nnuofsiool, have undergone q ehnnne, as
Hilia, lrNrland wishes 10 take her litle
.ANfhtrr 70 Rugsafds HAY before Tia
hnnl nl lhn amhlmof M Mhahlnrlnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-12

Palestine. Tex, June --fSparial.) -
X X Goodwin. travelling peeut Tor the
by taking . large quantity Of ihndqnuin
aud fifteen grains of morphine dying Ia
very shOu time after The dose was
taken. From letters foandTnn his person
Il "a learned that he has sweetheart
at Alto, Texas. that hih home u Ia Leigh.
ton Ais. and that he vas very inteiii-
gent buf a drinking man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-12
WACO.
Newspapers Can be Sold A Suit by The cour-
" Tor Land

Waco, Tex, Iunr II. Especially II
was reported throughout the city last
might that the newsdealers bad bcun
qurnue Of the sunday closing order re-
Gently Issued by the city marshal The
report lacked foundation. aud L j. moi
thought that such an order WI be- Is
sued. II u not contaminated by the city
council or the pnlloe department
The commencement exercises of Waco
Female college viii close tomorrow, with
an elaborate program Rev Dr Ran.
hin Of Houston preached an eloquent
commencement sermon today At The col
lege chapel.
Suit has been brought by Mcl.rnunu
county ~ recover l3tli0 acres pf school
lands In EaulHnd county upon which
payment has been dcfHuted by tbe pur.
chaser.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-12

Wnshlneton, June II The bureau II
sihiislles report the tutng values Of ca
ports Of cotton for tlip month ending
May ~ last at Sli20l .l2U, nn increase
Of nearly A1On0 over May III lnsi
Eenr hul for The nine months ending
May ~ Inst exports were Si7ITIu,SIS
decrease Of nearly SSS.nDO,O 900 from !
corresponding period Of 1917,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-12

Havana. Cuba. June 1.-The Views
Of holders VI sugar inivrfered With busl-
ness during tho week Prices may DO
considered n0uilnAi
M0lasse4 siiDlr, regular 10 good polnri-
zatioD, &si.2JHf ~ II roiJ par qnllil:
centrifugal. 85 i-1lugd ~ degrees
posafizaii0n. &.3l i.1f4.35 10.
StOfhH VI warehouse, isi5 boxes,
/. 0j2.OOO bugs. 80 hogsheads Exports
for the same time, 400 hays, 81 boEs-
heads. an 10 the United SfateA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-12
STATE wHEElAIEN.

Waco, Tex, June 11.--fSpeciai IN,
Fourth annual state meet Of the Ieasnr,
OF American Wheplmen. 10 be held undo,
the direction Of The Waco Wheel I'M
on July . and 4 al Waco Driving park
promises 10 be- one Of The greatest event.
Of the Kind ever held IN the South.
Mr.. Buck Parker. War0's crael
whcelmnn. who carries medals from raee
meets in several Of the southern stare.
VIII have 10 look well 10 his nurel.
There are several new nheelneD via
have records that will be- hard 10 brenk
The list Of prizes offered are sn jn.
ducement 10 many novice rider 10
train and try Ia enter The races
The bicycle club Il nslng every effort
10 make The meet sucress
Tlckabefy. the wcll-kn0wu and gentle
manly rider Of Forth Worth. viii be- Mere.
and he IL capable NJ holding that eify's
place among the flyers u the state.
Gille " Houston, who has pedaled his
mile in 2.Zb H. viii endcayor 10 sustain
bis record. Houston has fast men
who viii contest for the prizes,
The cycle clubs of San Aut0ni1 promise
to be well represented aud viii present
several fast riders
The Dallas club viii send a sironE
crew
Galveston has scot no names yet. but
Il j. stated will be ueil Represented.
There will BE- wheimen from many
81 the other cities ~ the state aud the
South. The local club expects over 100
cyclists TO be 10 attendance.
The latest entry " that 81 X. W. Tedd,
the 81 Louis oyer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-12

q lew DAYS SINCE passed through Fort
Worth last nlghi cn route To 81. Louis.
Nm Wood has been visiting With his
family 90 Ahilcnc Tho rarcs viii c,n-
tlnur IN St Louis for two weeks vel,
ai'cr wnch Mr Wood takes his string
OF horses 10 Chicago for thirty DAYS,
..honcc TO the Texas circuit. "Gen, Ross"
" entered Tor the rcarl stake OF 5000
~ san Angelo In September which is
snlH 10 be the largest purse ever oilencd
Tor throc-ytsir.old In Texas