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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

there are within that empire more cattle
than are 10 be- found Ia Maine Now
Hampshire. Vermont, Mussachusetts,
Rhode Island Connecticut. New Jersey.
Delaware. Maryland. Nirgiuin, North
Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia, Flor
ida, Alabama. Mississippi aud Louisiana
combined Texas today has more cattle
than the great states of Iowa and Kan
sns, which rank npXt TO her IN point OF
number of cattle. There are within her
borders, using department Of agriculture
figures for 1903, T.3T02iS cattle, being
dll.OSO head fev,-- than iu january of
1892. aud the g;NtVWt number since
1883, The nNml.rs of Nh kinds of cattle
IN Texas 10 JfuWyy Of this aud previous
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
WITHIN THE PAST THREE YEARS.


sndry Western Texas full 81
Wheel Wind Mills Haladay Standard Mills l Marshall
Cook Deep Well Steam everything needed in the Water Supply m
Winunish information
good reliable
be obtained
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
Estimates Made on Either Steam Or Wind Power IHgalA
West Texas will 7oe
THE FRUIT GARDEN OF The WOR

When the possibilities Of Artificial Irrigation fully understood and its practice
to be TEXAS and will
work clas-Fam Ranch Irrigation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

Worth Union Stock Worth
Salt Co.. Colorado
q Glen Amarillo Texas H. 81 Snyder, Epuea @
Dockums Colorado
Co.. EP1 Texas prominent Panhandle or "
For Circulars Estimates and Full Information, ADDRESS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

a thoroughly Practical hydraulic Ensm
who has made a PERSONAL Survey Of theoc
try mentioned, is in charge Of the Water
ply Department Of this Company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
wANrnn-Ml,unlLANnous

-N>,-->-->~->-,.s
CAREFUL AND RESPONSIBLE MAN
Wants use ~ horse aud buggy for sum
nler for feed OF horse Box 3l3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
FINANCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, July 1.-THE feeling of
apprehension which has prevailed In
stock circles for some time was still
more pronounced today. aud the bears
met with unusual success in bearing
down prices. Sales for London account
anl failures at that center, combined
with embarrassment Of Western houses.
led to great depression In the stock
market. The selling movement gained
momentum rs the day grew 10 close,
when IL was currently reported that a
leading capitalist with strong Wander
bilt affiliations had becn forced TO irui.
date. The bears in order To give color
to the rumor, which was cmphaticnlly
denied, made Vanderbilt stucks special
target, aud put down both Northwestern
and Lake Shore l 3-lq5 - per cent.
Weakness extended to the entire list.
There was heavy pressure to sell and
considerable excitement prevailed IN con
sequence of the sensational rtimOrs put
ailoat. Late in the afternoon there
was a rally Of IL to per cent on pur.
chases to cover shorts. but the advance
did not hold, and final quotations were
about tile lowest touched.
Railway bonds heavy.
Government bonds strong.
State bonds dull.
Bar silver 10 1-2c.
Mexican dollars 5Ic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
LIVESTOCK NOTES.

II Council of Dublin, who feeds
MI nanbrr of cattle. and as one Of
iipeners of the Dublin cotton seed
4ek'.s his own feed. came up the
Ifi4nde yesterday to commune with
ftinN -cattlcmrn. MIR, Comcl says
~ tHhlln country Is very dry. but
IN. - fft lots Of good cattle there.
| IL Gsirt y ~. Wardell Of Colorado City.
native Texan and has seen all
pps so downs Of Texas cattle HE
,ti the country Is dryer IN spots than
Il Sun'' NY SHOWN i to I've for fifteen years
EST plntes are not 50 dry. His ranch
you w ct Colorado City Is not suffering
|,haa lt'aqly'as others A great rnany calves
ln- he Shipped out this fail thoueh
Is ~ movement TO market now,
II. Cora. one Of Weatherfor,,'s
ers, 4 in the city and IS still ship.
IN caltie. '''P
LT w ". 'Budl Massey is in fr.m Al.
. wh"re be says the cattle arr Mi
liz we'll "e "i'
he CD IA Doss Of Coleman county has
70 tAnirncd from Roswell, n H
y b las some cattle. AIr. Doss'
Worn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

1 Joll1
i con
|cally
|l,lel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12


PS4lYs6 scHsRwERKA Direcfo r General
fNDER OF THE BERLIN CoNsERNA'
~ Court pianist 10 the emperor;
the piyni rfossian Professor" Is recognized
s,n 1. europe End Amerlcn as the most thor
~ lily Representative OF the modern school
herman musicians,
A. HAEYERNGCK, graduate IN
lllVlKunhk. Berlin Conservatory, ten years
essor IN Imperial Conservatory of Rus
!. .'For, the Education OF the Nobility"
+ ~e'' probably educated II greater number
ana the daughters OF uObemen thah any
living.
T. uvA aOF. A. f. GUEnNE. graduate Of the
whh i, al CONSERVATORY Of Music OF Stuttgarti
Wv" years professor lu same Conservatory
years Professor IN the Conservatory In
,rdecfi Scotland where his pupils
ID .'ntst over all centers OF the king
nv Extract from Diploma; "Mr. \. f.
= -irue passed through the various classes
haiip0ny, cOuuterpolnt aud musical
rs. and his compositions show correct.
~ s. skill and mastery Of form. Prof
|e. lhsrne tnught In the Conseryntorlum. and
we'd hifnsplf u thoroughly sue 'essful
her OF VERY ADVANCED lT'PII.S.
+. Dr. Fnisst. Director OF the Conserv-
has ,r-iutn. PROF Dr. Lebrrt, Prof q. LIN
Music Director Royal Conservatory.
|FoH httssasI 10Th October 1871" Prof H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
PERSONAL

RIILnoAn TICKETS FREE-DO YOU
want a rnllrond ticket fr, n Fort Worth
10 Chicago and return TO Fort Worth
god until Nov. ~ ucrtl Write 10 The
Gazette. Fort WORT anl lean how you
can get such tlcEct free
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

MISS ANNIE T.. HALL. graduate OF
me New York Vocal Institute and Of the
Pupil OF Marie Unger, Haupi. ot the Royal
Opera OF Berlin, Three years Principal
OF Vocal Music In Conservatory at lug
ham IN. W University Voice culture,
singing, guitar banjo. mandolin. Leader
OF Ladies' Guitar aud Banjo Club
MISS CHRISTINE wlsSNER. graduate
or the Royal Conservatory OF Leipzig, teach.
cr OF Plano, Harmony and History Of Mn.
Sic has u strong record. Endowed by ma
iure with fnre mental gifts. she avnncd
herself OF the best facilities obtainahlp In
student entered the Leipzig Conservatory
with better preparation. II Is not surpris.
Ing. therefore that Miss Mlssncr grad
III addition to her diploma. the Directory
gave her Especial certificate commencing
her for unusual diligence and corresponding
success
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

REAL ESTATE AunSrs

pfDs ON OAR LOTS OF LUMBER AND
siInzlrs frun mills Will be furnished on
itcnlzcd bills Box AL, Fort Worth Luni-
her Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
OVER SIX paR CENT INTEREST
Returned Under Policy Issue blythe
Equitable Life Assurance Society
ofthe U. 5.


Messrs Kendriek * May, managers.
Gentlemen; In response TO YOUR re-.
guest that ] should give you for pub
licaiion The results Of policy No. Si.62I,
make the following statement:
The policy was for 5000. issned
which matufed June iSg3. | b,s M
twenty years ago on the endowment
plan. The amount paid IN premiums wa
SJ53.Gu Among other options the follow.
ing methods OF settlement are now Of
cred.
!. Cash surrender value 81 .59T. 04.
equal to a return OF all tile premiums
paid with interest exceeding six per cent
per annuin.
. 4 paid-up policy Of life assurance
for $.l.StS.
.. A lite annuity Of Sl12.5S
Yours truly, H. ]. RILEY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

Paris. Mo-. July 11.-Elmer White
head, Geo. Walters and OTTO Praesrr
passed through here today on bicycles
on their way from San Antonio, Texas,
10 the Worlds fair They -tar;sd on
June ~. and have Travelled l21O niles IN
sixteen and one-half days. laying on
twelve DAYS. They expect 10 reach
Chicago, Saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
A FEW DoN'Ts.

Don't be increasingly replning because
yOu
Don't feel perfectly well. And.
Don't delay using Creole Female
Tonic.
Don't risk chronic uterine trouble.
Creole Female Tonic
Queen Of uterine specifics.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

-, Terrell, Texas. Juuy ll-(SpcclaD-
leNns X Pacific railroad Is putting mp
additions TO The freight depot, aud the
OH house will be somewhat improved
Parties represcniing large dry goods
mouse were IN the city yesterday. pros
pectnitng with view Of opening business
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

Sherman. Tex, July 11.-tSpecial.)-
II. Il. Hogan. barber who came here
from Arkansas. was arrested here this
morning on u charge of committing an
abortion on young gih In Waldo. Ark
ansas, and causing her death. Hogan
says he ruined the girl aud Intended TO
hurry her but denies having given her
the medicine that caused her death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

New York. July ii-Stocks and bonds
closed at the following prices hid:
nuSBA
Omitted States as, registered. ........11l
United States rs. coupons ..........lli
United States as, coupons .....
Central Pacific i's...................i 02L
Denver and Rio Grande4 7Gx
Missouri Pacific consolidated Us. 100
Missouri, Kansas and Texas genera
U's............... ...............,... -
St, Louis aud Iron Mountain general
ST. Louis aud San Francisco genera
Texas and Pacific Land grants -
Texas and Pacific Rio Grande's, -
Union pacltcs'- .................... lO3H
STOCKS
American cotton oil. ...............
AtchisoH. Topeka and Santa F'e ......I = 8
Central Sacinc. ........ ... 1s%
Chicaro and Alton. 100
hicaeo. burlington and Quincy $50. sex
Denver, leNns ana Fort Worth -
Delaware and Lackawanna.. $40
Denver and Rl0 GrAute. .
Denvcrand Rio Grande preferred -. 2g9
IRE colhlnoh i....-....-+..-.. l4N
Fort Worth aud Denver -
Houston and Texas Central 80. 80.
Illinois Central ....... ..... IS
Missouri Kansas aud Texas ......... -
Like Shore ...... ia
Louisville and Nash Vile. ...... 6iK
Northern Pacific ....... -. iit
Northwesiern qf
New York Central. ............. Q5S
eeIne Niaii'.- -'....,.........-....-. luA
49,. = '''.-...s ..--..-.....-.-. i4S
'N0eA AA-1aia.... -.............-...-... 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

New Orleans. LL. July II. -(Special) -
Sterling - Commercial, w
ays...,.......... .......I 7si[0q4 49,.
Francs-Commcrcli g uays.5 e59k
New York siynt-Ba.,G 80. par.
Commercial. ................ 20 dis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

An Expensive Luxury: Mac-What
was the cause Of Jacksous failurei AIul
lie tried to raise a crop of vegetables
n his back yard, belieye.-BEooklyn
Eagle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.

l-s-.|s 49,.
N"'hing hup"she" IRE" 'Ae'P'
"un. wanted
On account OF tho Increasing defrHnn' up'
on the space OF The Gazette, both ny nn-
serilscrs and TO meet the requirements OF
the papers news service, u Is COM
PEELED 10 discontinue the publication daiV
Of FREQ advertisements for persons desiring
help and Of notices OF articles lost OF ieuhu'
Tue Gazette WI print tnree "nss '"..S
..inrs free ior persons seeking 'mp'oy'''"'
fOr advertisements OF ,his enarae'e' W. W
cess over three hncs ana Insertions tnote 'nan
ONE CENT woRp ADS.
elassineauons viii be CHARGED at the rate
OF one cent word each INSERTION aud must
be paid for In advance This rule IL inNar'
liable and no exception VIII he made IN any
case.
PERSONAL
LOST
FOUND.
eTn ANt,n
40 ~
sroLhN.
STRAYEp on STOLEN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

SAFES. NEW AND SECONDHAND sAFEs
for sale by II. " Peak. 100 Houston
street, Fort Worth. Tex Mention the
fors Worth Gaze''o'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

Galveston. Tex, July l.-tSpeciaL)-
Sterlins, 90 days .....,............4 so
New York sight. nom.
New Orleans sight. .............. nom
Americuu silver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
THE STATE OF TEXAS. COUNTY OF
TARnANT


The Chicago. Rock Island and Texas Rail-
way company ", Provlne sinrple 81 q.
To ]. W. Poster. residence unknown, 10
fendant herein;
cause now pending In county court OF Tar
You are Hereby notified that inc Chicago.
Rock Island and Texas Railway company
has n.ed Us stnirinrnl IN writ
illF before The Honorable Robert o.
Inhnaou. county Judge q Tarrank
County showing IN substance. that said rail-
way company desires to construct lis rail-
way over yonr land. and that said company
has been unable 10 agree with you on the
amount 81 damages 70 which you may 30
.ntiflel ny rcnaon thereof, aud asks for tho
nnnoinfmcnt or commissioners 10 aeaesl
sald dnnnges. the said land being i0ta Nos
10 90 II. H. 10. IL 10 10 " and ~ In
bioek 10. 9 u l'rovlne and Marple's addition
10 he city 81 Fort Worth, Tafrant oounty.
Tex. -. 100.
tir Undersigned commissioners appointed ID
arsi,,e said damages, viii neot % fstur9ay-
mo fBfh day OF July, 1903. At ociock T.
nj. az the court house Of said county. for
a iienfing hereof, and remain In session ffora
day 10 DAY rntii the aaias 10 disposed Of.
BAAf'L q. TQMf1N6oN. 4
7. n. yiNoENTs III
d A. nhf, III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

EyM Cali for our bargains In Dla.
Vl mondH, Watches, Chains, Jcwclry
"a "a Instruments OF all kinds. guns
~ ~ clothing, etc Money easy; per
cent low. Texaa rnwnbrckur, 300 Houston
AIrAAI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
voy,ce 70 sswor coaraAcroas.

The board OF trnde Of Ardmore, l. T..
,neiiea plans. specifications and bids on :
n,ldao 81 wood. Iron or wire. 10 be built
neiass the WnHhlta river. Bidders must
make their own surveys, BIDS accompa-
Moi by plans aud specifications win DO
received unfii July 49, 1885 The under
signed will designate the place whore the
bridge Ia TO be- built. Tho board OF trade
regervea the right to ffs1ect any snd all
bids. thAS puitAh
Chairman COMMITTEES on ROADS hnn
Bridges.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

CONSERVATORY OF MUSICA German Conservatory at Home
sES
-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
ouNp.
srHAYEp or STOLEN.


FOR sAI.E-GRoCERY STORE. CHEAP
for cash. Good location; good trade
Apply Mt 1901 South Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.


FoR sALB-Ar A SACRIFICE rNo coon
Residences, 10th are iocaicl In exccllrnt
ndgLyorhccdp and are rare bargains
For further information call on 1. W.
Wells. ngent lvi West Weatherford
street u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
CLASSIFIED COLUMN

II YOU WANT ANYTHING lN THAI
line with Tie Hort Worth Stamp com
ISay, ana Jain street, Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

AGENTs-wANTED ACTIVE INTELLI.
gent, reliable lady agents IN Fort Worth
mud other Texas towns WHO san sell sew
Ing machines. Must he recommended, Az
dress 9, D. A.. care Gazette, Fort Worth,
Tex, for two weeks,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
PENCIL PlCkIhGS
IN THE CITY.

The barn Of J. Il. Townsend. Hemp.
hill and Pennsylvania. was destroyed by
IRE about O'Clock yesterday morning.
No alarm was turned In aud the Ere
burned itself out. destroying the barn.
.ts contents ard killing q horse and COW
fastened in the barn
ST. Andrews guild will meet nc Mrs.
tloyiOn's today 20 3 p M. Every mem.
Der requested 10 be on time. aud bring
her thimble
Until further notice the Fort Worth
and Denver train viii not leave Fort
Worth until 1890 a. m, account Of wait
ing for cOnnr ctions.
FOrt Worth friends Of Mr. and Mrs. A .
II. Low will be- grieved 10 know Of tho
death ~ their infant son, from diphthcriu
on Sunday. Jan. 8. az Denver, Col.
George Beggs and =. ~ Daegett
shipped out i've ears Of cattle yesterday
10 Chicago.
Geo. ". Geer inspector general Of the
Uniform Ruuk. Knights Of Pvthlas.
goes 10 Loug'iew today to institute a
new division Of the Uniform Rank.
Officer Rushing arrested Mexican
last night IN the Santa Re yards for steal
Ing cod.
fatii R0sd appeared yesterday after
noon IA Dolly Warden" 10 "A crowded
house. the s. x. .. sign being out bp-
lore the curtain rose and the foyer and
side aisles crowded with people standing
Inc company was ut It's best and gave the
sh99thest performance Of Dolly Var
h'h uiey have yet given Ia this city
A hos unmed Brooks was arrested
Tor tresspsssing on the standpipe. by
rhmhing mp che ladder affixed ~ It's side.
Lest night Frank Mneola. a Mexican.
goi into row with o negro cook. about
q woman 81 course The Mexican chnscd
tue negro, with big bowie knife I'm
hand. but the daikpy escaped Officers
ludslns aud Farrs captured the Next
can. landed him IN jail and will have the
COOK before morning.
Frank DaLiels win make his first mn
pearance Ia Fort Worth as star this
evening at Grpeuwalls. whore ne pre-
senG bis nov play, DIR Cupid"
The practice Of small boys setting fires
ON The Vacant lot on East First stree.
CORNER of Nichols. should be- siopppd
some OF these windy days that portion of
the city viii be reduced To ashes ii the !
practice IL continued
a pnuy Of City negroes came In ON
%" Cotton Belt last night and left on the /
santa l,e for Purcell, T. r. They came |
principally from Tennessee. with few |
scattering. Georgians and Alibamians In |
the crowd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

3d. e"at we quantity might tally with tho
hesa ~ t the d ies which he had told he
pose he paid visits. nssnmaa ~, ms put-
tengloSs '9tehorate. representations and en-,
lies and u eo1,sa1 N such q network Of
a ,hssa or more Of his lneindsd "ig nun
eiWdo,, w austrian police came 10 no com,
until M e might better be imprisoned
na, tsa' shortly afterwards INK I,nss was
mite a. 'iygsiylng no news Of the dyna.
Of The a mutual machine, made Inquiries
re vo,g slory Of lIendIgerys dabieitS w ne
meantime however, the Third section
had been active amope a.,
Me- ihs o. Russian iernto,ies susge,ls nv
into the u ci,. Been arrested and crowded
even heen i i at Warsaw Some ma
have sai Others had disappesrrCcaa' 'l ag
"Y' s'ace been heard Of, Since Ky
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
WHAT'S IN A NAME 2
Nothing Much Judging by the Way Southern
DRrkiss Change Their Pairo.
nymics

Amongst the negroes Of the South. par
ueulorly IN the rural sections. no ilnpDr.
lance whatever Is attached TO "a DDmp
JON smith OF today may be- ThopA
JEFFERSON of tomorrow. and George NASH
luEton next month, aud something olan
we weeks later. Such changes excite
40 'V,hmeht' and are regarded as mat
Is-9l-'outse' II the mrky should br
prominent in his Church--nnd most AT
lhem are-he naturally pref IN 10 re-
tNlt' VA that connection, an identity with
tne lslme under which he Joined the
church
No his church name may rcuioia
unchanged Tor three cor four Years. or
even longer, though there may Le half
q uoaeh changes VI the name by which
ne ~ known 10 his ncighhora pul assoc
clates Tile name under which he leases
moAI lHalJUp &Ialnu5 90 Gum mIUI stu
nus church name. This. also. FOR a length
OF time measured by his contract. is
h1ed and interchangeable. CONSTITUTING
what may BE- termed his legal identify
as opposed 10 his church identity.
80 II Is quite common occurrence
mar one colored citizen has three or
more names at ore time Ia say nuthiua,
OF VIE names lac has had aud Discarded
Got any mail for Isaac Westerly"
ne asks the postmaster.
ANY. fer George WcbbY
Martin Lutber"
John William
30 How many more people nre yon
Grlllng mail for todayY
Ies one. jos ms. Denis all my
names Bin Wesley Is my unme now
w, amy fer dat name. captf"
ms ~ common scene az some no
mote postoitce Ia che buck,roods Nto1
co,ues once week. The negro neyer .snt
letter Ia bis life. but lac ALWAYS SLAMS
Nheu passing by to ask for n Mn
90 VlllN lover who sends and receives ot
ls.'i Two letters IVgulnrly every week. to
HhF hoihing of mn occasional nowspaper
or advertising circular, Is NOT me-,
puufinM 0r persistent in his innltiries M
me postoilioe. Halt an hour lpfarnn l,is
way back home, the sume negro Min stn,,
again TO ask for mail for himself and
aliases ""'
eon know the mail don't come cent
on NJ M days, the POSTMASTER sars.
Thought mabbo somehody mont 81,
come hy FUN de station an brung ions.
sOme mail " '"''s
We'll, SC he had, they wonldn'er boon
any Tor yod ] been hcre eight yeor.s ,ui
Won amt never not aiiN mpit va -"
Nhercppon Bin Wesley gocs OF
tFuMNlng' vaguely n'serting thr remoT
~ si0r unon his citizenship protosti5.,
ils ugbi TO ask for mail Just az oftc., ~
~ NehReus 10 be conveniently near Tia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

organized commercial bodies. such ns
boards OF trade. real estate boards and
Kindred organizations. we're unanimous IN
their approval Of che plan 81 govern
ment control. aud that everywhere they
had passed resolutions demanding prompt
action b. congress. Delegates frrm
Chicago board OF trade reported that the
board had not only passed resolutions,
but That IL had circulated petitions TO
congress. which wore libcrGly SIGNED
urging the prompt construction Of Tie
canal and government control. Tho
meeting authorized a fnll report Of this
work 10 the governor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
nAvrn HIAlsrIr -

.., Weathprforl. Tex. Jan. lO-tSperiot,
the body of Henry johnson. colorej N.
blM.Ghi in this evening from Pulo I,int,
s"gnH, lie was killed by D. b Ilounds
ietideni of THIS clty. The exacf defef ~
we killing cannot be nscertRped IN, n
ovsuued over "a insult the ls.yset..,it
one shot entered Iohnson's heal and W.,
IVY body liuuuds came tn town and snr.
rendered hlmself 10 the ofaoors. '
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

collapse Of the plot l4
prisoners have been
The trial, which
berg criminal conrtga.,.,
concluded the Isl o.
tended by crowds
Austrian Galicla,
morning until night
hear the last wqrlt
aud the court room
ton with witnesses
uesses. Herdigeil
mouths has been
revelations Of bis inH'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

New York ciub. Fifth svcnie. and by
Mr. and Mrs Berry Wall. 81 Park ave
nuc Washington Post. Jan. 4.
n. g. Johnson. with Washer Bros Is
visiting bis parents at Norman. q. ].
Mrs. William Brown Of Abilene j.
visiting Mrs Wclimsn on South Main
street.
r. y. Cummings left yesterday To- &C
cent "a position ~ Wichita Falls He
WAS formerly assistant tax assessor
The friopds Of Miss SAME Turner win
10 pleased 10 learn III her recovery from
= recent severe spell Of sickness
Miss Oua Brown Of Dallas Is ia the
city, the guest Of Miss Bessie Field.
w. Z. Wheeler Of Mason county. after
stay Of several days Ia the city, left
FOR bis ranch yesterday.
Tom Andrews has gone 10 Austin on
business. and incidentally 10 see that the
legislature starts out an right.
Charles Mcfarland. the ldg cattle feed
er OF Alelo. il In the city.
John Blocker. = prominent san Angelo
cattlemau. came IN Yesterday and reg
islered OF the Mansion
l.. Rossen. a well-known real estate
man Of Dlllas, was in the metropolis
Major w l.. Tamblyn Of Sealing &
Tamblyn. the well.kuown livestock com
mission merchants Of ST. Louis, Chicago
nnd Kansas City. Is here. The guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs Winfield SoYti. Major
Iamblyn is accompanied by his daughter.
Miss MAuie.
G. o. Joline Of Wichita Falls is in the
city.
Jud Carwile. tho irrppregible. Il bsck
from an extended trip 30 East Texas and
Arkansas.
= y. Wickcns. associate editor Of the
Texas 1ud Southwestern Railway guide.
was IN the city yesterday en- route 20 bis
home ia Wcathcrford.
A. J. Childres. well known citizen Of
Terrell. 81 90 the Pickwick.
j. H. Bush. formerly with =. A.
Bncrner, The jeweler. left last night on
he Santa Fe Tor Portland. ore.