davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-06-14
Gin neues coles DoseIwiI0
Oas ieoo4 porIduf9 nod oes eefebIiden
S9ubes beoarf.
G nrthooe. SQ.. IA. SUM

Mebrere Sungen, Sic fie6 geitern elm
Sagbpergnitgen macben MOLTEN, ~feuerten
auf cine Slubt &09eL unb erGegten einen
berielben. SIS itelte ii3 beraus ,baB cs ein
6ineiti3er SATAN mar, unb 3u elmer 8rut
geborte, beren @ltern Dor ld1tger ais einem
Sabre BON Or, 8lats6eu in Macomb aus
@6tna tmportirt tparen. Die 6aianen ber7
mcbren iicb ungemetn i6nea, unb es mirb
Der 8eriu6 gemabt tperben, bielelben 9ez
lebli6 gu i9iiben.
, 1893-06-14
Gin fhlehter PARTNER.

Iranf &atn beantragte beute 8ormittae
i'm &reiSgericbt .bie @iniebung zines 0talz
l%enperpalterS fir Die 8irtbibaft BON &aim
& gSeli6, So g8eISitr. 8ain ~bebauptet,
6aB CT i'm DECEMBER einen Qlntbeil an Ser
9Sirtbicbaft 9~efauft babe unb DaB ibm 1ein
neutrality-suspicious. ieinen Nntbeil an benz
Grtrage 6erieIben DOrentbGIt.
, 1893-06-14
8abnrduber i'm Nebe.
Sic ino Don OnfeI Sans aeiterei um5inseIt.
SO iAit Gas.. IA. SUM.

@lc9 "a, Gasv IA. Sunl.
GS lit Sic 9tacbricbt bier eingetrofen, baB
Bic GGuber, tpelcDc am IeBten Samitag ben
Santa Ses8a6n3u9 in Der gtdbe BON @iz
marion aufDielten, bel Der Station @bite
6eao I'M GbcrofccsS treifen bon 8unDesz
r"eiterei um3ingelt itno. Die Sruppen baz
ben pom @amp Supplp 8erltarfungen perz
Iangt, pcil Bic &Gu6er i6tper betpaffnet
unO Den SOlOatcn an 3abl iiberlegen iin0.
Der SunoeSmari9aa Gruuts bon StLaz
bona 1T beute mor8en no3 OOrtbin abgez
reiit.
, 1893-06-14
Die Sdn9erfeit=balle auf ibre 2lfuitif
9eprift.
Die probe eIdn3eno befanOen.

5, O., ID. SUM-.
Geftern gtacbmittag tpurbe Die 9tfuitit
Der 9roBen SGn9erfeit3 6alle elmer 8rObe
1lltterporfen, tpelder bic Gontrattoren unb
Nrbtteften oes @ebGubeS betpobnten.
Sbon mach Sen eritcn GOnen, tpelcbe bis in
Die e%ntternteiten @den Der 6aIe ~6ran9en,
lteute es itc9 5ur @etpiBbeit beraus. baB ,bte
Ntuittt etne gang bor5iigltcbe iet. Die
Saue entbdlt Sibraum fir $4,000 9erioz
men, unb lit fir baS 27te rationale Sdnz
9erfelt erballt, pelbes bier bonn II. bis
gum IA. Sult ab9ebalten pir6.
, 1893-06-14
6rofer Stretf pom Steinbauern
Sic perlareen orei Gents mebr ole Sturoe
uno hduff9ere 2%IbI0hnune.
SoHIt ct. Marte, Mi6., |
Il. SUM.

SGmmtlicbe bon &Dan & SaneD an Sem
groBen S6tffscanaL beibGftigten Steinz
bauer baber1 g~eitern geftrettt. sic perlanz
gen cine @rb0bung ibres 2obnes bon 40 auf
43 Gents bie StunOe unb mouen ale bier
3ebn Sage, itatt pie fruber ale fe9sB ocben
ibre 8eaablung baben.
, 1893-06-14
Bur gorOtbeater : 9ataftropBe.
Col. 4tnswortb 9ebtbreno ab9e=
ferti9t.
aber AUDI Ole Sei4enfdau unefItig.
@aibtnaton, a. SUM.

9as O6ergericbt fiir Sen 8esirf Golum=
bta bat bas 9linStportb'i6e @eiu3 um 3uz
laiiung gu Dem 0ei6eni9augertdbt in Sc,
Sorbt6eater@ &ataitrop6e ab9ctpieien, unb
stpar 1. neil Der Deputy Coroner" gu
Gecbt tetn 8eamter iet, unb 2. neil ber
Coroner ieIbit bariiber gu entibei6en babe,
men er gum Snqueit 5%uIaiien tpOue ODER
ni6t.
Die 0eic6eni9au lift mit9in, lOpeit lfe
btsber itattfan6, ungilttg.
0uf @runb bieier Gnti6et6ung bat Ser
Ni1t1ten8z Coroner Or. S6effer, tuelcber in
oteler bermetntlicben @i9enid6aft bte @r6ez
bun9en in v%g8iIarb's Sail" ~!eitete, Oieie
@rbebun9en auf morgen pertagt.
, 1893-06-14
Der SoRn oes Generals poIoOine

Oas Opfer zines uneIidIihen 5ufcaes.
8oriS, IA. SUM.
lieutenant S'Qltreue Sc 9alaDtne, So6n
oeS berilbmten fran30lticben Generals gIei=
6cn gtantenS, tpurbe sufauig in MouIins
ourcb cinen &epOlueri6uB 10 icbper perz
ipunoet, baB CT in Went8en WtinUten cine
2etcbe mar.
, 1893-06-14
Gomtn Booth fol- oem Don tRm &c:
9rinoeten Club
Den er06eren GheiI f~eites Aa6Iafes per-
mabt haben.
sc e 10 Norf, IA. SUM.

Gtnem @eriicbte nab bat Gbtpin 8ootb
ben gr0Beren She'll ieines gta6laiies, tpel9
6er tbrtgens bic Summe bon 100000
nt6t iiberitetgen iou, Dem vYlaDers Stub"
Dermacbt. 9aS Teitament miro erit III
%etni9en Gagen bel benz @eri9te etngereibt
Wer0en. 49,.
, 1893-06-14
mte Elm Ne9er Dor Ser Doubrin9un9
zines Derbreaens
Dor oen b0dten 1tdter bef0roert wuroe.
SaDannab, Ga, IA. Stunt

@eitern gtacbt iab Der in 8eacb, @arren
County, pobnenbe Qepts gSilcor, pte Elm
Ne9er in bas S3laf3immer ieiner GObter
ctnbrecben tpolte. SofOrt grtff er ST ietner
8ii6ie, unb gerabe ais Ser S6urfe ourb
oas 8eniter iteigen mOate, icboB ibm 8tlcog
cine &ugeL burb bas 9era.
, 1893-06-14
Grbalten ibren 2ubu.
Oas tnternattonaIe 6auner.G g rio
Rtmmel
IN Dten gu ie feds Johren 5u9tbaus per-
nrtheiIt.
mien. ID. Sunni

&tmmeI, feline Srou un6 i6r Sobn, 6ie
Dor atpet Sabren Oeri6iebene Stem gorfer
INN ettpa $15, 900 bel6wtnOeIten, itb aber
Ourcb rc3t3ettige Slu6t Der 8eitrafung
e~nt3ogen, bat enolib bic rddenbe Nemciis
erreibt.
0a6 ibrer SIu9t bon Stem gOrt lieBen
tie itch in @ien nteber un6 iebten lire
S9ntnOeleien nit a~nfanglicbem grfolge
tort. S3lteBli6 'beranlaBten aber eintge
tbrer Spfer bic 8erbaftun9 Der bret @auz
ner, nnb nab einem al ieniattoneuen @ntz
biluungen retcben gro5elie tpurben fte gez
tern gu ie feds Sabren 3ubtbaus Derz
urtbetlt.
, 1893-06-14
Qrbetter unter oen Grammern
elmer ei1ftHr3enoen 1lauer ~beeraben uno
i6wer perlekt.
8ittsbura, 8o.. ID. Sltni

Ptttsbnrg, 9a., IA. Stunt.
Sin She'll Ser tpeitItchen Mauer 6es alien
PoitgebGubeS, tpeIcbes ;ebt abgeriiien miro,
~ititrSte beute morgen INN bolb elf llbr 3uz
lammen urb be9rub bier Berloneneu, tpelhe
ltcb auf einem @eriiite b~efanben, unter ben
Sriimmern, Die ~@erungliidten fonnten
nur nit GROCER Wtiibe gerettet tper6en; bret
oerielben maren ibtper perlebt, tper6eu iez
Oocb interchangeable peroen. Die gamen
oerlelben limb: Sames @arop, Clinton
Milgel uno g. 6. Qlpens.
, 1893-06-14
ma9enfabrif obeebrannt.
mabridsinIi9 oas merf pom sranofiftern.
GantDn,S O.. ID. Stunt.

Die @agenfabrtf BON 0erter brannte
9eftern gfadbt nieber, unb man glaubt, baB
bas Seuer ,oas Werf bon 8ranbitiftern
mar. Ser @erluit betrGgt $4,000, BEL
$4,000 8eritcberun9. @Gbrenb bes Iebz
ten MOnates brab in Der 6abrit breimal
Seuer aus.
, 1893-06-14
.5wet franS0iifde Grsbi1d0fe
erndnnt.
s. aris, ID. Sunni

cardinal 0ongeneur, Der nabeinan6er
St1cbof BON 8lotS, @bartres, Nteaur, 0rz
leans, Geriaiues uno &beims mar, lit aum
@r3btiGof bon &ennes, un6 Der 8ticbof
BON 8apeur gum Gr5bii9of bon 2pon err
nGnnt pprOen.
, 1893-06-14
6ewolti9e Ptke.
Gin Sremier oos erite Opfer oerfeIben.
9ubuque, Sd., ID. Stunt.

HU 4 z I z, SH'l IF. SNHl.
@eitern berribte bier cine ungepObnli9e
Site, unter weI6er Die Nrbeiter ibper gu
letoen batten. g. s. 9tilep, elm Q8etcben7
teller an Der @btcago & @reat Beltern
8abn, tpurOe pom Sonneniti6 befalen
unO ftarb ebe dr3tli9e Silfe CUR Steue
mar.
, 1893-06-14
Die RebIaus bat in ser beten Wein:
9e9eno
Der JufeI Si5iIien iRr Grf4einen semaat.
sc m. Il sunni.

Sn SEN @ein9Grten bon Gropant, benz
binter Mariala 9eIegenen 8e3irt, cine Ser
por5ii9Itcbiten @eingegenben @uropa's, bat
bic &eblaus tbr @ri6einen gema9t.
, 1893-06-14
Der retde Sdnupftabadfabrifant
helme 9 eItorben.
SEEN 8runsmid, g. S.,
ID Sunni.

Scr befannte Ghnupftabadfabrifant
George @. Seine lit 9eitern MbenO plObz
ltcb am SersI6la9 8eitOrben. Seine par
fait Ser aIeinige gigentbiimer Der Srtz
i6aft 9clmetto unb binterlGBt elm Ser
m0gen pom ettpe 81, 000, 900.
, 1893-06-14
Der 6ouperneur Don Qrfanias nebft
Stab
2Iuf Dem meee sur weItausfeauns.
Ct. Qnn-is Il Gnni

ct. 0outs, IA. SUM-.
@ouperneur 6iibbad bon Qrta1las nebit
Stab un6 IN 8egleitun9 bon ettua nob
SIrgern ieines Stoates lift beute
BON bier CUR @eItaus1teQung
rueitergereiit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
LIVESTOCK NOTES

The cnttlemcn are beginning 20 flock
I'm from the Austin convention en-rOute 10
their respective homes. They report a
harmonious time.
Harris Franklin Of Dcadwood, s. D.,
an extensive cattle feeder aud dealer
was one of yesterdays arrivals.
]. ii. stephens OF Kansas city Il veto
ran catteman known 10 nearly every
cowman in Texas from the Rio Grandc TO
Red river as Uncle Henry, was talking
Interestingly of the outlook for the live
stock business to a group OF friends here
yesterday.
A sheepman remarked yesterday; ~
see by The Gazette that Webb and
Dimmitt counties claim the largest sheep
ranch m the world That b. q mistake.
There are several larger ones IN Austria
liza. The biggest flock Of sheep In tins
country Is iu Oregon, Uud contains over
$4,000 head Of owes,
Over 10000 head of hay fed cattle win
be shipped from Lamnre, NyO., during
the next three months, coming from the
feeding ranches Of North Park
IL. g. Bedford. formerly of Dimmitt,
now Of Knox county, came iu from Dali
las Yesterday en- route home. He reports
% favorable state of affairs as regards
range cattle.
NAIt hh7hNlif ~ 'Nlhl' hNiAA't NNh lNNl
estate man of Dallas, was In the city
yesterday on business.
IL. W. Rogers OF The GrH Of Godair,
Harding & Co, the big livestock uoinmis
sion firm Of Chicago, rs IN the cip'.
j. NJ. Dugher,y and wife Of Abilene
arrived here yesterday from Austin.
where Mr.. Dnughrrty has been attending
the convention, en- route home.
Captain lkard, the well known cnttle-
man Of the B. !. r., is ia the city.
Colonel Tobias Odem left yesterday
for his home at Alyopl
Il. 4. Cover the San Angelo cattle
man. spent few hours ia the city yes
terd0y
IS. w. Barber, an extensive cattle
feeder of Dallas, called az the Fort yes
terday while cn route 20 san Antonio
W. S. Christie, representing the Tpyas
Land and Cattle company, has made
sale Of 1900 4-year-old steers at Corpus
Christi 90 ia q. Lasatcr
There has been rush Of fed beoves
10 market from tor " orth nnd vicinity
recently The advance m p1ce y ~
spnnsihle 10 q certain extent FOR the los
creased shipments.
d 4 Puuiphrey " Williamson county,
boueit last week 500 head Of bceyes
which lie will pasture and feed near Iny-
Tor for the spring market
Charles Coon. a bic feeder ~ cattle n
Weatheriord, was among yesterday ~
rivals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
TUE NTW CHATRlIAN.

DR. Price. the new chairman OF the
Democratic executive committee, is per
fectly sauguine of the results Of the CONE
Ing city election. and will not, unless
the candidates themselves deem u nee
essary, call the committee together. In
the event the Populsts put out ticket
IL may be desirable 10 hold cousulta-
ton, aud iu this event the committee
will bee called together
The chairman Is perfectly willing 20
grant the perfection of the organization
OF the Third party. but he docs not
think they have us much strength us
organization. lie thinks the ticket nam.
ed hy Lhc convention very strong one,
aud one that viii command, az II should,
the confidence of an the people of thc
pity. and that they will display their
confidence hy giving the ticket their
votes. The Peoples party depends tO %
large extent ON the votes of the ippuh-
licuns as well as those of their own
party this year, aud this hope, the doe
tor thinks they will find a drlusion ana
a snare, for the better element of the
Republican party will aid the local Dem.
ocruts, as Il has always done. iu the
interest Of good local government for ON
this question there can be no partisan d.
vision.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. AN
NOuNCEMENT or STANDING
Committees

Inc regular meeting of the board Of
ulrt ctors of the chamber Of commerce
was held yesterday afternoon with n
run attendance. The Strltton & White
company the NoCord- Collins commerce
ooupahy ana Jere j. Roche c. J. Shar-
pa'u ana ~ W. Williams We're elected
10 membership
The hour of meeting of the directors
was changed from ! y. M, TO q D. M.
A communication signed by nearly every
resident of Arlington was received and
read. asking the aid OF the Chamber
M securing better roads between Fort
Worth and Arlington, which was refer
red 90 the commissioners Of the county
with strong request for speedy action
in The matter.
Communications were also read from
q party In Marshall Mo-. announcing
his decision 20 come to Fort Worth and
engage iu the drug business Mr. Cur
ley of Meridian. Miss, was present and
stated tu the directors his intention Of at
oIcc establishing a large house for the
manufacture of harness. saddlery, etc.
The president announced the following
committees TO serve during the present
year:
On fuancc-H. w. Tallant. chairman;
*. NJ Van Zludt, A. w. Caswol, T.,
b. Harold and William NJ Harrison.
On uuditing-N. b. Moore chairman (;
L. O. Barron and A, X. A. Messer.
On manufoctres-W. $, Marshall,
chairman; j. j. Cannon, w b. Wheeler,
y. b. Moore aud John Il. Swaync.
On Railroads.&c. b. Paddock chair
man. Martin Casey. NJ. g, Hurley, VI. =.
Lloyd, &. G. Allen, j. j. Mullane and
-. b. Keller.
ON freight. tariff and transportation
j. W. Spencer, chairman; II. j. Gold
berg. r. Armstrong, M. Casey, seth W.
Stewart, W. II. Suatton and w, j..
ON stool, growing. stock yards and
pack.ug-M c. Hurley, chairman; W.
Il. Moore, i. c. Mccarthy and Thomas
On immigration. statistics and advcr
Gsmr-C. O. Allen, chairman; lere, d.
Roche. Thomas A. Tdban, w. A. Car
uer and W. G.. Turner.
ON membership B. Wheeler. chair
man: a. A. Green, Jr, W. l.. stewart
and A. ). Dmgcc. ,.,.., H..
On Federal, state and municipm lrE
islntion--Robert McCurt chairman; W,
i Bailey. y. h. Moore, ). j. Hunter
aud j. &. shepard. 80,
On mines and mining-M. Il. Lloyd
chairman: H. w Tallnut
ON importutions and cNportnuons-tl IL.
!. Goldberg, chairman; W. II. Taylor
j. w. Spencer and $, y. McCord.
ON public institutions and Improve
mepts-M H. Sangulnet, chairman; q.
&. Pratt, Thomas Witten and j. Is. Col
On agriculture and horticulture-R. NJ.
Page. chairman; T.. j.. Powell and w,
Glen Walker
On Fundamentally president
chairman: h. Il. Paddock, Martin Casey,
a. w. Caswcll, John Il. Swayne, Nat NJ.
Washer, III. w Tallant j. {. Mccarthy
and NJ. b. Lloyd.
mo secretary was instructed 20 visit
Wichita Falls, and attend the conyen,
lion 10 be held az that place on he I'D
inst. i'm the interests of Immigration:
The statement was made TO the direc-
ors that the stock 10 a cotton oil iEill'
TO be located in Fort Worth, was almost
an taken, aud that y was proposed 10
Tho min within the next ten days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
MITCHELL ARRESTED
But Soon Released Alter Habeas Corpus
Proceedings interesting Sporting
Matters.

New York. Feb. 1G.-Charles Mitchell.
pugillst, who arrived this morning I'M
the Majestic has not been allowed 10
land. Major WOrmrar of the urHrau-
tine service detained him nt the ducl, on
the ground that he was an cx-ronvict
hs landing would ben violation of law.
Mitchell ~ once engaged COUNSEL and
VIII apply for a writ of hnbens corpus
The contention Of Mitcholl's counsel
VIII BE- that his conviction in England
does not bar him from landing in Amer
lea under the law. because Mitchell was
convicted Of simple assault and not "a
irlun. Mitchell obtained "a writ CONE
prlllng colonel Nebhcr 10 produce him
Ia court 40 y. m. today.
Soon after / y. M. Mitchell lcft the
ship for Justice Andrews couri. where
MiphcIIs lawyer said Mitchell was de.
tanned on the ground he was q convict
under federal laws prohibiting Couyicts,
p9upers and others from immigrating.
llr had been sentenced two months for "A
simple assault and served his term.
Mitchell. yOu orc discharged" said
Justice Andrews.
FIGHT TALK.
After the court proceedings. Mitchell
and party went over 10 George DiekrD.
sons office where Corbetts $4,000 is
on deposit. he was accompanied bv
squire Abingdon and Solicitor Ber-
uurd Abfalninh, soon uitCr MitchcllR
arrival Brady aud Delaney. represent.
ing COrbett made their appearance In.
PRODUCTIONS followed
Well" began Brady, eve Lave dopos,t-
od $4,000 here for match between
yourself aud Mr. Corbett When Won
have covered Il we win talk business"
''ANe viii cover II fast enough" re
Piled Mitchell. 1--WE have had no chance
10 cover u so far We have had mo-
time % convert our notes into American
money set. II was agreed they would
meet at Dickcnson's Office at 4 O'clock
tomorrow ln reply 10 Jacks0na slnfe-
med be would n0t fight Corbot N fhe
latter gave ihe preference to Mitchell.
Corhpti tonight feicgrnphod Brady he
would deposit $1,000 b ight jackson
scyon months after Sighting Mitchell
Money 10 Doe Deposited with tho pro,
vision 81 CoTbeit does not defeat Mitch
IN. .Iackson can draw out and fight
Mitchell or my one else aud COlbett viii
hold Jackson TO nothing he hus signed
NEW ORLEANS RACE.
New Orleans, La, Fob 10 First race,
Eve furlongs. Toe Water, won; a. q.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
TuE AsHBY CASE.

Yesterday on the complaint OF OK
Sheriff Miller of Benton, Mo- Albert
Ashby was taken before Justice Handle
md after examination held as q iun-
live from justice. There was absolutely
nothing developed at the examination.
Tbep, was no requisition papers ana
opiv he abatement Of eX-Sher1 Wade
that he knew Ashby was indicted, FOR
he had seen the indictment IL WIN De
recalled that Ashby was arrested by Oi-
fcer pcvtnn Maddox. aud that there
has been an sorts Of trouble to hold linn
aud probably half dozen different
charges have been made ,agaihs. MN
running from yagrancy 70 theft. few
DAYS ago. after the receipt of the letter
from sheriff Miller that was published
In The Gazette. a charge OF being q M
eitlve from justice was made ana ne
hearing set FOR yesterday 30 the MIS-
souri, officers could have time 10 get here
His attorneys are not satisfied with me
outcome Of tho proceedings yesterday
and win make ono more attempt for ms
liberty by a habeas corpus proceeding
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
IN THE CITY.
The Chamber Of Commerce
Claims Attention.
THE IMMIGRATION CONVENTION
Opinion Of the Campaign by Inc New Demo
eralio Chairman The Ashby Habeas
Corpus Case 10 Be Tried
Today.
THE nnnGRAr1oN cnNrryr1o,

THE IMMIGRATION CONVENTION
The Fort Worth and Denver roiiy,,y
big Immigration convention to 81 hnid NJ
Wichita Falls Feb -. John Howard
the mun with the hoe" is on tho ,srn,,,,i
anu rs doing good work In awakening nm
interest IN the affair. From letters MI
reaQy received by &. &. Drake. cbirf
clerk M ,he traffic department. the as.
seruoh Is warranted that this c1pyeu.
tlon VIII be monster, and that thereWiu
pe many delegates there from counties
NOT contiguous 70 or In any manner Ina.
tcrested Ia the Fort Worth and Denver
IoOu, rate of one fare for tho roiul
tfp mas been authorized FROM nm poiuts
on the line 30 Wichita Falls and the ucn
PIE of that thriving little city arr nlrca,lv
becoming very enthusiastic about the
Letters Of inquiry about the Panhandle
country are being received ina pypry
hnil from North Carulinn, Kentucky
Iowa. MASSACHUSETTS, Tennessee and
AlaOama, and this shows that the pao-
plc oI the country most interested I'm
securing TINS Immigration are moving
none Too 5ool Ia the matter.
me OBJECT of the convention is 10 dis.
'uss inc best methods of advertising that
stCuoI, or the country and Of co-operut.
ing with the Denver proplc In ss,,,in,,
CIV literature and showing the merits
OF their country 20 the Intending imfYi.
grant Tor this reason this convention
Is one Of more than orluury importance
ana u is hoped Fort Worth viii send up
y strong delegation for whatever bepa.
Worth '''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
ENClL PICKlNGS
IN THE CITY.

reef that fine cubinct work can
In Fort Worth. one has but 10
N the bank counters being made
h d Lowe * Co. for the new
ap National bank of this city, IL
n ieet long, Of antique oak style,
ralle top for the teller's desk. II
n landsomc a piece Of work as Is
hank In Fort Worth. and cheaper
le Imported furniture OF the same
"a, 6 o'clock yesterday morning a
|sp caused 10y ihr curtain catching
1 lighted lamp at the residence
Ia Mayer. All East First street.
hnage was about so aud the fire
atnguIshed by the roomrrs in the
Two literary societies Of the Fort
University unite for a joint de-
l!s evening 900 S o'clock. All the
q Of the school are cordially in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
= Esx-ooNPEDERArps

oqasd1n, Feb, l0.-The commit
Co6eSta',on and bylaws Tor tic
Y Session. iale Veterans has been
hp esl s lae last few DAYS hero.
u5aai .eted their lobors and
o s. I, ai5a report 10 lie next
4 aert iH ~ birmiugham, Ala,
.sfsg provides for ''" N r 1891
", ssse. se stan Of officers ef
ts3arr'u i also provides for
Am, TO he known
M Of Northern Vir-
lrabss@ihg of Tennessee
& Tenant generals Win i,n XII
ssase rank OF colonel R '
l.rta,-lll Il % be allowed n '' y
,.els llio erigades by n '', vo,s
'-~s aesssNew Orleans Was ,o VIZ
'~ss tor the fedora
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
PERSONALS.

I Hollinrsworth returned yesterday
n hw York where he has been in
dest Of g, y. Smith A. Co.'S car.
s1tmcui.
Robinson OF Graham, Tex, is
By few days In the city.
rd J. n. Caruthcrs. prominent
Of WcathertOrd, Tex, is auto
aiai the Mansion.
4 Becman Of Comanche, a leading
laa Of that thriving little town is
Mansion.
Z ihd e, A. Chiffon of Dublin are
y Mansion.
Fendbles are drilling nightly for
Washington trip. ON the oath they
ple an entertainment at Ike opera
70 aId Of the uniform fund.
Nlh Kuhn is the proudest man
~ Worth today, because it Is girl.
Z Ssiriedt owns 10 Il new girl
y Berry, q porter ON the Plevnu.
y ile cannon ball Shoppers. had the
y. iorCbugcf piurhcd on ycster.
BENG caught ia door that slam
i@ Swaync worked the bin for
Alsa women's home through tue
!eNerd0y and the bin carries with
apNopratiou of 100000. The
= . " located IN this city.
N : but little more 10 be done be-
y aTeemcnt is reached IN tie
wv q The wuterworks construc-
%ia'iacl aud just as soon as the
'sr ean got together settlement
soon be made.
Ge9 {. Peudleton of Bolton. con-
-.a'elest, was here yesterday ON
W 10 Washington.
S1 i1r Of Dallas Yves here yester-
= US way back home.
se Canary Is in the city doing the
N. e,aler His ranch Is near Col
Y y Gnyson county.
Una Browulce of Bonham is
IN ue family OF j. NJ. Williams.
t'sl Wealhprforl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
10 10.
x. or p. ITEMS.

The following members of Ruby Lodge
No. Oh, knights of pythias, have been
l.. l.. Daniels. g.. Il. Gay, Porter Ball.
9. y. Adams, j. H. Cooper r. r.
Darrah, &. h. Bryan, W. G0ldstciu. j..
\. Coats. i. j.. iaddix. j. a. Walker.
II, II. Ingram. H. ~ Bubcook and G..
u. Bunnel, all of whom are specially
requested To attend next meeting of the
lodge BY order of chancellor commau-
der, L, j.. HADDIN,
IA of r. and s.
The Cause Uniform Rank division
elected the following officers; Louis
Mas, sir knight captain; j. III. 1iller,
lieutenant; Porter Ball. herald; Il. Oar
rah, treasurer, and j, NJ. Perry, re-
cOrder
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
NO. sacond. Ioo HnrrI.. tlIrl. TIme

Tucker second Joe Harris third. Time
1905 ~.
Second race Six furlongs, Julius Sax,
won, Winnie Woods. second; TnrkstOne,
third Time, LIS ~,
Third race -l'iye aud one-alil furlongs.
CastOnt won Anscl, Jr, sec09d; Red-
wing, third. Time, III.
Fourth race Five hniongs Lady Tom
won; Captain Pennyweiehi second; Win
ME Davis third. Time, Ot
Fifth race One milo. Lombard, won
Forrest King, second; Boeswlng, third.
Time, ] AZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
FOR THE BETHEL.

Next Tuesday night at the. Bethel mis-
sion an entertainment will be given for
tho benefit of that worker Of good. The
evening viii begin with supper ana WIZ
be followed 10y an e,tcrtninment TO con
sist of music. addresses, recltauohs, eye,
a charge of % ceuts will be made at the
tbat viii he imposed upon those who wish
ia give this much In aid OF the Bethel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
EO7ICE

-. annual meeting OF the stock.
resa N. Fort Worth and Denver Ter
~ q o WI company will be held at
M. conbany in tho city Of Fort
NV on Tuesday March Z ueNt ~
s5-r a. "a The transfer books WIZ
gsb 3 ~ 1880 o.c'ucA; q uL' ana
70 W,frh IS nt 1890 O'Clock a. m.
" % w. A. ROSS. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
AnTLcE

:. annual meeting OF the stock
~ itggiaI yoTt Worth and Denver
n & company " WIZ We e si,y H ot ro qt
,fS 81 VI. 'Tr9cdov. March z next. at
II rex m The transfer books viii
4 tslis al fO.gO o'clock. a. me- aud
y ~ .,sb al 1O:HD o'clock q. I'M,
r1 q "- III. A. ROSS, Secretary.