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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

There arrived at the Union depot last
night over The Texas and Pacific from
the east German. who gave his name
rs Hermann Graf. and who was ac-
companicd hy his little S-year-old son.
The gentleman has been the past
eighteen months an invalid. caused by
rheumatism. and 80 badly was he afflicted
that he had to be carried FROM the car
in a chair. He was taken TO a hotel,
and to reporter relatrd his sad story.
He had been at Hot Springs, Ark,
where be awaited himself OF the curative
properties OF the celebrated hot waters
Of that place. lie bad only taken a
few baths when one night sneak thieves
entered his hotel room and stole from
him Sle0. all the money he bad. Having
been relieved Of his money. he was
obliged to return to his home at Belvicu
this state. To which place he continued
his journey this morning.
The poor old man was disheartcnel
over his misfortune. ms the waters OF
the springs were RAPIDLY restoring hin
TO his former good health, aud Will,
relating the circumstances of his robbery
he was moved TO tears.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
in THE COURTS.

scventeen,h district court. Hon. W. d.
Harris, presiding
The court Is still cngagcd in the trial
of the case Of the Fort Worth and Utica
Trust company vs.. the Fort Worth In
stallment company.
Forty-eirhih district court, Hon. 5. T.
Grccne presiding,
An effort was made 10 60 into the ease
Of the State VI. /. H. Ray, indicted for
the murder Of Henry Hiison. who was
killed February 4, 1888, 10 Rays sa-
loon. on Main street, near liNiadWAy.
The case was continued at the susges-
ton Of the state, on account OF HE alb
eencc Of two material witnesses.
WIN Mnhoaey, the youthful burglar
who was Indicted for hreaklng into The
clothing store Of Alexander & McNcigh,
pleaded guilty and was given two ycArs
IN the house NJ correction.
Roy Graham, the young man who was
arrested here for forging drafts and sign
ing the names Of several well known
residents Of the city and who was In
dieted for forgery, was before The court,
but the ease was continued unlil TO-
MORROW morning at . o'clock owing e
the ahsencu Of defendants counsel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

- peaeher of the firm, 81
p, So1n II Avery & Co. droppsd dead At
h,s p, o.rlocl M night Of heart trouble.
at peos,tr came 10 Fort WORTH four
MI re aisee ana with bis father,,in-
mont ' r. Avery. opened the hs "a q e,
store fw nj the above number M L, ' Ma
and family were from, MeTl oisni' man man.
Mr.. Peacher was an Ga e snnabsrn states
having Travelled N .he conine here.
i9r Yen s y NH known all over the, south
9 ue leaves 4 wife TO mourn , nls les, (.
E iT I'm wears he Travelled ioF Mah'ie y
"a Of Nashville. Tenn. IL. ,,,;ght on
" The remains viii be taken toa ,rsin 20 10
AZ n AK Texas and Pacific ran Ala,n ~
Meridian. Miss. for inlef lii,io,r of DE-
panied by Mrs. feaensl'
ceased. and James Avery
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
LOCAL CLIPPINGS.
From Yesterdays Telegram.


Cen. Alabry has notified the military
tl,ot the stnte encampment Of volunteer
gnnrds win met at Camp Mabry, az Aus
lin about the 10th Of July.
Both the Fencihlos and the I-oya
Rifles are making arrangements to at
tend the encampment -,.,,.i,.
Tho Interstate drill that was previously
announced to be held at Dallas me lati
Tor mart OF June, has been changed anu
win he held at Little Rock some nm
in September. Prizes 10 the amount u
SGO. 900 are 10 be gwen la .ho
Tha / cvd Rifles expect TO attend the
T5ific Rock meeting forty members
strung ,, md ON the 18th Of the present
month Will make their first public ap-
neorance the occasion being n, ne ooa .,,ii
vance Of 81 Patriok's DAY. Inere WI
he forty members Of the rifles an ule pa
ride
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

Officer Rice brought homeless boy TO
the station last night whose friendless
condition would scem 90 call for tine
earnest aid Of some acknowledgement
person.. The lad Is about u years old.
an orphan, and was found wandering
about the. Union depot. He Is well.
behaved boy. and gives evidences Of
having been genteeliy raised. Here Is a
hne opportunity for somebody who can
afford afford 10 - so 10 make man out
Of q younrster who Is bright, intelligent
and seemingly worthy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

gesiipn is made that as he was especially
fond Of hunting and boatina. fer which
reason his parents think It very probable
maj he will be found living ca sonic
laftn or employed on some steamboat.
The only steamer that has hcen within
forty miles Of Fort Worth for a century
Is the Harvey. which made Dallas on
wheels last summer, but the hoy may be
in this neighhorhood. nevertheless. A
reward Us offered for knowledge OF his
Mhnrnnhnnia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

,r-51ar has reeeiTed ifoin ~
Chief ,, AtsgHsA y TERRI Hsnie M
police i;r a.lIne dss,serpiioH q boy as
chpu 1,, Moore. who has pe for several
vel The description sss' BALI and
y n slender build; mas - and IL sax
syes- i dinpie in his CHA @-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

Hon. Robert q. Johnson. presiding.
Adam Harden, o saloon keeper at the
corner uf Main and Ninth streets, was
tried and fined $40 Tor keeping his place
open On Sunday for tho purpose Of traffic,
and the court Is eungcd this afternoon
in hearing similar Indictment against
him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

,r,.- remaining closed sisee, sen. H. II.
August the Manchester .,,ar s9l'on he com
pany has put in a iars1 Nv Su'i 5atent smoke
maehiners' md nd Nir. Hardie staies . lna,
consnine,ffii ia enc hundred men AZ w. ~
ti,esS y. Nl 5,smisss vigsin a weeA " va
DAYS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

The following new cases were hlcd To-
day IN the district clerks Office;
First National Bank Of Fort Worth VI,
j. X. Fleming; debt
Henry III, Finley vs.. Adair Coal MIN.
ing comlhny; debt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

Americans drink tea hot and vino cold.
The Chinese drink tea cold aud wine hot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
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FOR Folvr worm!
! Worth aud Denver City raiiway,
Y. IA necessity for another nne
'i..h and Hast 10 accommodate lis
ne conciuded 70 inausdIate PAS,
.-,lel from FOrt Worth aud all
n me wa Panhandle City to
Nv York, Kansas city, Pitts
IN 81. Joe. Einporlu, Newton,
Filnston aud ali points in tho
IN Eist. by this route sou make
III tho same time, making close
4. Al Panhandle City, where
sstill are provided.
M Fat worth same us via any
\ N information address
u. b. KELLER,
passenger and Freight Agent, BoyS
IVA n. s. DAVIS.
Ias Asent, t0i Main street Fort
L Ier
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

..5, ,..ra.. Evideulr y1l car ~
Tas sis,5 llnizsai, snsalon Oh. ~ -
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

,51 Arrive. Depart
tlf --' '.... $50 m 600 N
iisai' ''..-' sos . m s:l5 D u
4'l,
1iay --''.... $40 a m 500 N
1850 .-.ll.l5 p N II rs D N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19

Isrenhnm. Texus, July 1.-THE sad
news oil the sudden death OF Judge Jas
E shepard wns flashed over ne wires
from Austin last evening lie was born
lpril a. iSi7 In Mathews county. Vir-
sinin married in Kentucky. and there
fore he WAS II veurs OF aye NJ the time
nf his sudden demise and had been a
resident Of this county since 1916, WIN
in Inc practice OF law, being nrst Ia co.
partnership with Chancey Bhepard, de-
reased in ig5s he WAS elected 10 the
is,tsiaturs from this eounfv nnd when
,hs santh oaiied FOR her Gallant sons 10
90 10 ths front In defenso OF her homes
md fresldes he was among the FIRST to
resnond 10 tho cali and went as lleu-
tenant colonel OF Fiournoy's regiment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19

Palestine. Texas, July H.--Street Super
visor Kelly Ii doing considerable work
on the public streets. which need Il
badly.
siiion under tbs new opera houce man
Farmers say that the cotton crop Is
three weeks earlier this year than for
the past fifteen years.
The PaieE.ins Amateur Dramatic club
IL thinking OF putting on new play
sonne time during the summer.
T-here nre only fourteen prisoners n
the county jail and majority Of thcse
IRE held for mifdemeanor offenses, PAL
cstine was never In a better condition
morally.
lawyer OF Iscissonyilie, WAS Ia the ely
Vcsterday shaking hands with OLD
f,lends' This 4 Mr.. Reogan's old home.
The first democratic primary viii he
heid on July 2s. THIS VIII settle the Of
Ners of County attorney, county treasu-
~ and county collector, hs there IRE
but two aspirants for each Of thsae OF
psiesi,no Vii IN a short time have y
nrst.class brara 1and- The usmbefs oi
nc new orEa nixalton are PRACTISING Two
ar three nights cach week and VII soon
bs ready 10 accommodats The public with
some good muaic-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19
TAYLOR cAnrrNrnns
Citizens Want Employment Given
Their Home Men.

Taylcr. reSas. Iuly i7.-Trouble has
again arisen between Contractor N. w.
lewis and the carpenters union 81 this
city. in consequence OF which SOME forty
resident mechanics are ont OF employ
ment. while about $1,000 worth OF new
improvements In the way Of buildings
are in course OF construction.
ON account OF this condition Of affairs
a mass meeting OF citizena and business
men was called 10 meet at the maNpr'n
ing signed by DANIEL Moody, mayor. and
j. X. Foster. president OF the Cafpen-
tera' union, for the purpose oi obtain
ing an expression from the public as
TO whether OF not the action OF Mr,
Lewis would be sanctioned or indorerd.
a good approximation of business men
% Taylor. and large number u me-
chanos and lHbortug men were present
and tho trouble between the contractor
ana carpenters was freely discussed II
was charged that Alr. Lewis refused 10
recognize the carpenters orgnn!. on, or
to allow any man belonging 10 the order
to work In his employ. IL was ptatod
that MIR Lewis had secured all or nearly
al the contracts FOR hulldings now un-
der construction. and had employed men
from n distance to do his work TO the
exclusion Of resident wurkmen, and that
he advertised for men at distance,
while good, competent mechanics we're
idle and ueslred work In this city. That
he hn- announced thar no member Of
the Carpenters union In his city rh0uld
work in his employ. and ns conse-
quencc. tho mechanics OF this city, who
had FOR ycars been residents here. whose
homes and families were here, were COM
pellod 10 stand idly Ly and sec neu
| from other PAGES do the work they Wee
! jua,ly entitled TO. and this for no other
/ fault than that thav choose 10 become
members OF local labor Organization,
After these matters had been laid be-
| fore the meeting RESOLUTION was offered
/ and passed by unanimous vote. sta ding
/ that the notion OF MIR. Lewis In giving
/ preference TO outside men, and also re-
flushing TO employ Taylor mon on account
! OF their membership In the Carpenters
/ union was not Endorsed, and a committee
! composed OF g, Mondel. j. A, SlmOns and
] l.. II, Holdsteln was appointed to repre-
/ sent the business men Of the city 20
| wait on MIR. Lewis, present the resOlu-
| TONS to him and to negotiate FOR an
! amicahle settlement OF the differences
| between him and the resident mechanics.
MIR. LOWS had no representative at
/ the meeting, and his side OF the quea-
ton, n he had any, was not presented.
/ Mr., 7. G. Wilson, houlgketper Tor tho
Thompson & Tucker Lumber company,
I was requested TO address the meeting,
and In response stated that he was glad
making the hght who're 4 propcrly be-
longed. against MIR. N, w Lewis. ana
not against tho rhompson 81 Tucker
Lumber company. which had no eonnec-
ton with the trouble, lie stated that tho
lumber company had simply agreed to
furnish the material for the contracts
made by Lewis, and that Il had nc
voice or control in the matter OF en-
poying workmen,
The meeting then adjourned to await
the action of the committee appointed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19

passenger agent Of the international and
Great Northern. ie Ia the city.
q. w. Barnharl. general agent OF tho
Cotton Belt road OF Houaton, came down
from the Bayou city this morning.
II. A. Jones, general freight AGENT OF
the Southern Pacific and Houston and
Texas Central. is In Galveston today.
From good authority 81 Is learned that
there Will be another cotton comrrsss
built on the bay front next season. This
will be something " the slze and style OF
the Moody press. now approaching COM
pletlon.
a company Is being organized In CAL
weston for the. manufacture OF patent
medicines. Considerable stock already
has been taken and the promoters OF the
enterprise express no doubt or their ahll-
ity " reach all the capital necessary In
a very short time
A little sen OF Edward Richardson
found n pockctbook contninlng q small
sum OF money. a receipt from Johnson,
the furriturc dealer. and several other
rapers at the goat race ~ Dickinson.
The owner can have the same by APP
plying 10 1870 Strand. city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19

beaumont, Texas, July 1.-THE Lumber
men's brass band. an organization com
posed OF number OF young men win
,nusioal talent and ambition, will give
n,oonilght excursion down the Neehes
liver THURSDAY night. the 18Th instant
an the steamer Charles Lee and bafse'
The band Is a highly merltorious organl1a-
~, ana Is In need OF uniforms and some
sda,tIons 10 its instrumental equipment
nsncinr and refreshments VIII be con
a,'tc,,ous features OF the Journey down the
nsS,,t,ful Neches. The bands fair FRIENDS
In nave charge of the refreshment stand
VA aellghtful time IS IN store for all
~ -, .rttcipate in the excursion.
VI" M emf beaumont and Kansas cry
railway company Is receiving ireisnt W
pnns and points further north In Jasper
no,, Thus the people Of Jasper WIZ
20 realize the bensfts aeeruing &c
oesln through the presence OF sure
mem railroad In their midst The nrs'
,,s, traln for Buna leaves here ,omor-
lIs sli ,,syy-ednesdayl morning al O'clock
wee President John F. KIRBY OF ~ ray,
- road is expected 70 reAeh houS'oi
tonlght from Boston, -. Il, ,hc ci,,
Dayis and bride are u inc e'''
'r ysrn 4, W. Jones Is in the city today IRON
Houston. a.. TEXAS ana Louisiana
,,,,,her maunfscturer' VEN w
Texas this morning 70 fN'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19

Rusk, Texas, July i6,-Colonel i. y.
Reagan died at his resdence here Sat-
urday the i4th instant at Y O'Clock az
night Colonel Reagan leaves a wife anu
Hnd w Il. Reagan also several grand
children Judge Jno. II. Reagan, brother
OF Colonel r. q. Reagan was at Galnss.
ire funeral witch toou place yesterday
at G b. m Colonel Reagan. was IN ms
18th ycar. He was sheriff Of THIS county
for eixfeen years He was United States
marshal under CleyciaDd's first admlnis-
tratiou, Al the time OF his death ne
mad charge Of the State convict farm in
sis county, He was q member q the
Nsthod,st Church and a Master Mason.
He was u man with strong body and
mind lie was the frei man ~ ever
ons of The best sherlffs in the state and
was 4 good United States marshal He
has lived IA this county long time ana
will be missed by this people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19

Operate Successfully In Wall Street
Through our Cooperative X, X.
Stock syndicate.
Dividends paid up to June Is. 1894. az
follows:
January, 1885,, 10 ~ per cent net.
February, 1884, 10 per cent net
March. 1894. IT per cent net
April, 1894. "a per cent net.
May. 1894, 10 per cent net.
June. 1894, II IL per cent net,
thus making 1903 l-2 per cent earned and
paid IN six months. Prospectus giving
detailed infore,4 ton Of our plan mailed
free on applit Mon, Highest references,
WEINMAN a CO. Stock and grain
brokers. Al Broadway. New York.
Responsible representatives. wanted
IN every city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19

Fossbeecls. Texas.July 16.-There was n
meeting today OF citizens from al
/ every nelghborhood in the county
Determine whether they should petit
the commissioners court to order
Election for prohibition or not. Elk
fln Il. NJ, Love was elected chairman.
h stating the object of the meeting
each voting precinct represented
tg their y wa on the subject, It was
PED to Go so. There were many en-
|astic speeches.
\, j. L. Walker, of S. S. Walker. &
lumber dealers. lost a part OF his
It. being cut OF in their planning
today.
Nv. Bishop of Corslcana and Rev.
|Eht Of Mexia have Just closed n
interesting tabernacle meeting.
ID good being accomplished.
% Eva Lloyd of Taylor and Miss
te Rich OF Kosse were visiting Mrs.
4. Proctor Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19
ct. LOUIS SEMINARY
A HOME SCHOOL, for young ladies'.

A HOME SCHOOL for young ladies',
Private. Select, located in most attrac-
live suburba OF 81. Louis Pupils In
dlvidualizsd. Thorough English
Course. Languages. Music. Art. In
structors. 80 Pupils, Twenty-fourth
year begins September 10.
b. 7. BLEWETT. lid. Jennlngs. Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19

,,o.cow. Texas. July io-wiil you Pleas
Mosn0 ne as 70 where there Is Z s.p'nsI
shop rhat ~ ,nficeS u learn trade. Any
nations ~. ~ ~ Yin be thankfully received.
1 .1n,l,is 10 hear from you soon. sHi
y yt"s,"s, erS unb. r. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19
CRoCI<ETT.

PICKETT, Texas. July IA very much
Ped rain fell yesterday evening and
night over the northern, southern
western portions OF this county. In
Peat many places the ground is too
to work.
protracted meeting n being con-
ted at chappell Hill, six miles west
|here. by Revs. Alex. Methrin and
rs d. DANES, Considerable interest
'elng manifested.
~. Della Parker and daughter, Miss
" Ross. OF Bryan. are visiting Miss
" Murchison.
and Mrs. r. r. Mcconnell Will
IAN Wednesday evening from s to
clock, complimentary 10 Miss Ruth
per OF Warren, Ark.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19

Bastrop Texas. July i7.-Jim Saunders
colored, wanted on charge OF burglary.
was shot by City Marshal Nash. while ~;
tempting 10 make his escape. The wound
is not serious.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19

WARD SEMINARY Tor fcaHg Lanlss.
Opeus ssp, oh Uusarps,ssd oiiIaste location l1lld
lBgs sgninlssnts ard heilfh record Ma.ie AT isf'
filns cstss.,s Il Y III. iwTsiif Ut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19

kevllle. Texas, July l7.--Bill Ramey.
resisting arrest yesterday. cut Com
bic Dave Myers severely in the hand
otherwise perpetrated injuries on
He was finally landed in jail by
futy Sheriff Nat Parks.
il Griffin. colored. in default OF a
bond was ordered to jail by Justice
bon yesterday for horse theft.
+ bth county and Justice court were In
ion yesterday.
here is some talk of the popullsts put
! out full county ticket.
FORK on the public school building has
b temporarily suspended.
4 complaining of impositlons from sew
bad boys and hoodlums perpetrated
nd around the depots and on moving
is. There seems to be no State law
hover the case and as this is not an
Xrporated city, they are at Il loss to
~ where to seek redress. Com
Iht also comes from passengers get
n on and off trains OF hackmen's rude
~ in soliciting business. County At
Hey Dodd proposes TO draft a petition
b the mex; legislature to pass laws
|#erting this.
LIN & Beas.ey. Justice Edison, b.
Ell k.pstCin and j. w. Cook, the Bee
va contingent OF the fishing party who
NE the waters of Arkansas Pass, re-
M a most enjoyable time and plenty
[4fsh. The party was composed OF
IN twenty members, mostly from
f&o and Beevl!le. Judge Hurt was one
'the party, and is said to be an en-
INiastlc angler
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19
NORTH FEIAS RRMALR COLENE AND CONSERVATORY or MEE

progressive
H. Powell NJ, pesldes
thoroughly faculty Professors nolit Cabe Beuhr
thoroughly comfortable This college " equa
aud Mrs Kidd President
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19

Jewett Texas, July 1.-THE grand ex-
Confederate reunion will open tomorrow
at this place. The encampment Will last
three days. on the 18th the barbecue
win he held. Addresses will DO made by
Governor Ross and Hon, John IL, Rea-
van. The Palestine brass band Will FUR,
nish the music. and special train VIII
the accommodation OF visitors. over
500 visitors are expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19

Rogers, Texas, July N.-Elder II. h.
Sanders of Austin. the renowned Chris
tian evangelist. accompanied by his
singer, f. NJ. Douthitt. is conducting
revival meeting here under spacious
arbor erected for that purpose. Much
good Is being done,
The new Christian church is nearing
completion.
Editor Earnest Goeth OF the hogeIs
News tas sold out the entire plant TO
Wanlck 4 Smith of the Rose Bud News.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19

Gollad. Texas, July i6,-The drouth con-
tineus unhroken here with the exception
OF few partial showers. Cotton is shed
ding badly and unless rain is received
very soon the crop viii be cut short and
little or no fall crop viii be raised. Stock
are looking remarkably well for the scant
pasturage.
to see Don Pedrito, the MeNicnn lhlth
last Thursday. He will no doubt carry
away good many dimes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19

SUMMER LAW LEcTuREs-ls9i--
will begin Thursday. June 2sth. and
continue nine weeks. Raleigh G. Minor
Instructor In Law In the uniyersity
will be associated with me. For clrcu-
lars, giving full particulars, address
P. o. University station, charlottes-
VILE. Va) JOHN d. MINOR.
Prof. Com. & Stat. Law or
RALEIGH G. MINOR.
Inatructor in Law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19

San Augustine, Texas, July l6.-The
thief who stole Professor A. s. Roberts
mare las. Taursday night either turned
her loose or she slipped the bride and got
loose from him. She was found yester-
day Sunday morning in Sabine county,
about twenty miles from here. minus
the bride and tho thief was seen near
Pendleton on the sibIne river on foot
going east.
While r. w. Thomas, Jr.. and T. d.
Bate were running their horses on Sat
urday coming 10 town Thomas horse
ran away with him and ran AGAINST a
tree. Thamas struck tne tree broadside
from his head to his hip. knocking hin
senseless and bruising him terribly on
the side OF his face, shoulder, side and
hips He was carried home In stupid
condition, but afterwards rallied and at
last account was doing well.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19

eksonville. Texas. July le-Elder
PIX NJ. Wells. evangelist, is conduct
a series OF meetings at the Baptist
IN In this city. He was greeted by
ige audience Sunday and Sunday
Text: ITO Every Man His Work. e
woody has been kindly invited and
People have mind to come and the
'Peets are good for a general revival
~ town The singer TO conduct the
4 service has not yet arrived.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19

colmesneil. Texas. July r-Nrs. Kate
Parsons. recently appointed postmistress
rere, has received her commission and
Will take charge of the oflce in day
or two.
p. c. Hannen. for several years South
ern Pacific agent here, is back from
cuero, where he has been station agent
the mast three years, and after spending
a few days here with relatives VIII locate
at Buna In Jasper county, as agent for
the Gulf Beaumont and Kansas city
David Russell of Houston 10 here.