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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

II lie should Resign He May Fail of
denomination.

Augusta. Ga, Dec 5.-There is a
great deal OF talk heard here now as
to who the democrats VIII nominate for
congress in tho election to be held in
March after Major Black resigns his
commission as he has agreed with Mr..
Watson 10 do In order TO have a fair
and square election.
or course after Mr. Black resigns It
is for the democrats in convention To
say who will be their candidate.
it may be that Major Black Will not
be renominated Other names are be-
ing discussed Tor the office. Those
whose names have been heard for the
nominatlon besides Major Black are
senator Patrick Walsh. ex-Congress-
man George Il. Barnes and Hon. Boykin
Wright.
No movement. however. has as yet
been made in the interest OF any OF the
gentlemen. Their names have merely
been heard suggested on the streets
but It would not be surprising II there
were several names presented at the
convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

Washington, Doc. 5,--rhe Interstate
commerce commission transmitted the
eighth annual report 10 congress today.
The report says Il Ia the duty OF ship
pors railroad managers and citizens
generally, 10 arslst the Euverncmnt In
running down ylolators OF the statute
designed TO protect their interest IL
recommends thar the carrying corrnra-
tlons he made indlctaole and subject 70
flnc for violation OF the act. The re-
port speaks OF the unreasonable freight
rates from Chicago and Cincinnati TO
southern points; also OF the unreaaon-
able rates ON wheat II refers TO the
failure OF many carriers 90 post thoir
tariifs as required By law. The COM
mission explains the necessity OF pro-
ylding single classification of frelghta
for tho whole country, saying that cN-
perlenoe haa shown the necessity for
congressional action, and supports tho
belief that uniform classification de-
ponds upon the passage OF n statute
requiring It's accomplishment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06
IN run SPORTING wop,.n


There were no new d.ve,on,,s,,.
yesterday in regard to The base bail
PARK. though 1t is understood tha, The
prospect Is better for having every
tnins satisfactorily arranged than was
supposed q day or two ago.
Manager Richards is stln in corre-
spondence with number Of PLAYERS
ana is about ready to sign another
sou mum as soon as the PARK matter Is
IN day or Two.
The two players whom he has al
ready signed, as heretofore mentioned
IN The Gazette, are Louis AcAilister
OF Fort Worth and Billy Smith Of
Knoxville. McAllister is q first-cinss
catcher aud an all round good player
lie mas been playing three years and
mas done good work for the Mississippi
and Texas leagues. Smith. who takes
center Held has also been playing
about three years and has in that time
developed great ability.
The officers here and elsewhere are
earnestly discussing the league meet
ing which will be held at Houston
early-1Ianuary 3. A schedule win then
be made up and all the preliminarles
arranged for opening the season with
interesting games.
1t Is likely that the opening game OF
Fort Worth will be with Waco.
The Chicago club, who Will spend
the month Of March In Texas givinG
exhibition games. will probably visit
all the cities in the circuit, and II is
not necessary 10 state that they will
receive a royal welcome In Fort Worth
The Baltimores, the I.ouisvllles and
other leading clubs Will probably take
flying trips to Texas about the same
time, and altogether March promises
TO be a very lively and interesting
base bail month in Texas. Some I'm
portant developments are expected IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06
ANOTHER child DEAD.
what Mrs. Albert Has 90 Say About
the Tragedy.

Galveston. Tex. Dec. J.--Another OF
tho Aiberai children. poisoned yester-
day by their demcated mother. has
died. II 10 said that Emma has little
chance OF recovery. Willle. Ella and
Dora nre the ones dead. The mother
seems perfectly rational. but speaks
with oalmness OF the Dorrible afiair.
The father Is prostrated by Frief. The
mother Is IN jan and 10 a reporter VINO
sstaTsssssa ;lus .7-s.s.i' W. 4 s=sss The
children tie poison end ! wanted 20
XIII them. have been III for tho rost
eigsst months AMI know that could
not fulfsli my obligation 70 my babies.
They are better on, asn not crazy
and know what I was doing. have
no fear Of death and expect 20 hang
Tor the cr4,.i. committed
why did you Kill your children
.~rhaf "a my affair" sharply replied
Mrs. Alberti, "and { do not think y
right for every man 40 question me
about II. ] had my reason and the
rcasan was sufficient for me p XII my
babies. / gave them morphine ana
now they are better on. The only
segret have Is that I'D not take a
dose which / had prepared for my
ealY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

Washington, bee. h--in the senate
To-day Senator quay proposed a substi-
tute for the sugar bill now pending
in the senate Ia the shape OF an amend
ment, II strikes all out OF the bill after
enactlng the clause and Inserts the fol-
lowing.
Thnt NO much OF the act entitled IAN
act to reduce taxation to provide rcve-
nue. for the government and for other
purposeo' and providca that upon all
sugars above No, 10 Dutch standard IN
color. and upon all sugars which nave
been discolnred. there shall be levied
ana paid duty OF les OF 1 cent y pound
In addition TO a duty OF 40 per cent nd
valorem shall he ana the same is here
by repealed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06
rnnY rIGnr TONIGHT.
Billy Mnbcr and Charley johnson
Contcst In New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, La. Dec. 5.-Some OF
the best fighting Of the season will be
seen when Charley Johnson and Aus
tralian Billy Maber meet IN the Olympic
club ring tomorrow night. Both men
are clever, and there will be Il finish
within twenty rounds. Both pugillsts
wrote 10 the contest committee recently
that they are in prime condition, and
are ready for the battle. Maber VIII
leave his training quarters this evn-
ing aud Will take rooms near the club
Johnson intends leaving Abita Springs
tomorrow morning. and will reach this
city several hours before time Is called.
The stalSeless ring is almost completed
and the lights are up. The local ring
followers are taking a big Interest in
the mill. and there is little doubt that
u big crowd will see the bout.
Maber has secured, besides Teddy
Alexander. Eddie Myers and sam
Fitzpatrick to second him in his contest
with johnson.
The Olympic club is trying hard TO
match Jack Evcrhardt against Young
Grno or owen Zeigler. Neither OF the
two light weights have replied TO the
ofler TO meet Everhardt.
Reports from Tommy Ryan's training
quarters say that the clever Chicago
boxer. who is in Detroit. II In ip-top
shape, and will be able 10 give Jack
Dempsey the fight Of his life. Ryan
feels confident of victory. and In a re-
cent Interview said: 81 will be in the
Auditorium ring on the night Of De-
cember 10 lit to fight any man in the
world Of my weight, and my friends
who know me well need not fear any
thing. for l mean to win and demon-
strate that I i-n the champion Of the
14b-pound class. Dempsey is Il great
pugiist, but ut my weight l think l
stand above all. But on the night Of
the battle the public will see who is
the better man"
a crowd Will journey from almost
every big city In the North. East and
West 10 gee tue carnival. which takes
place in the Auditorium on December
13. II and Is. Dempsey and Bowen
will be accompanied from Savannah by
several hundred sports. who Will pin
their faith on the two boxers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06
NEWS FROM THE PALACE CRY
SAN ANTONIO NAY DREW A mo
CROWD
Today Hooked for mn immonsr GATH
ering az This VIM ne tie Ciossnr
Dny OF the raiaee--rsow the Crowds
Were Cared For.

Waco. Dec. s,---ln looking back over
the Cotton Palace period. 1t will be
seen that WAGE has taken care ot the
crowds In an excellent manner.
At times The crowds have BEEN cnor-
mons and jam AZ the hotels and res
taurants cnsucd. but nevertheless
everybody was cared for. II has been
demonstrated thn; the city Possesses
facilities for Accommodations OF larger
crowds than was supposed. The public
comfort committee found littlc 10 do.
and In event Of its active work the city
could have cared for twice the crowd
OF any period duriug tho expedition.
\ special train ON the gap reached
the city az II o'clock last night.
II brought In 1860 Cotton Palace ex-
cursionists many OF whom proceeded
20 the Palace ut once. The visitors re-
maincd In the city today. visited the
Palace and the nAtatoriums a large
number were from san Antonio.
The sap ~ receiving wen merited ap-
prevail for It's attitude toward the Cot
ton Palace, and Its friendly Offices In
behalr OF Waco win not want for APP
prcciNtluu
To-Day was San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass, san Antonio and Austin and
Limestone county and 0rocsbeeck day
ut the Cotton Palace.
The dag brought large number or
visitors TO the city, In addition to
those who arrived last night and tho
attendance at the Palace this after
noon and tonight was very large.
Tho program began nj the Cotton
Palace at O'clock this afternoon and
was followed By band concert,
The directory OF the Cotton Palace
arc striving 90 make tomorrow the
lnst dnN OF tho Cotton Palace a crowns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06
ANOTHER GREEN GOODS VICTIM.
A Man who Gave the savings OF
Years for brown Paper.

Pennington, y. j.. Dee. 5'--Jonn ho,
erhardt Of Toledo, recently rees ,,
numerous letters from a man caillns
h,msrif Jolln carrow Of 81 West street,
New York city. requesting him 10 meet
HE latter at Bethlehem, PENN ana re-
ceive 5000 for $500. 49,
The men met last night at the "a
c,sc houss In bethlehem, and Eoer-
bardt saw carrow count out 5000 IN
good money and put It in a box OK. Af re,
Inc transaction had been coneiuueu "a "a
erhnrdt took train for his home anu
sfter riaing few miles decided 10 open
ne box which carrow had given nun
and to his astonishmeni he found .n mn
i1 only contained brown paper ts'--
kzzzz-all--,n..s..--i--.---+-s 20 10 -----
- Eberharit left his ,rain here ana r., re-
ported the matter, stating that Tue say'
ne rad been swindled out OF repre- .s,
sented his savings FOR three yeA reiodo
mad only a railroad ticket 70 Toledo,
and and not a cent with which TO buy MS
meals on the way.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

washington, Dee. 5.--Gcrmany has
taken the initial ateps toward curtail-
Ing the importation Of another Ameri-
can product IN the proposition now
bofule the bundearhth to enormously
increase the duty on cotton seed oil,
The proposition ~ 10 increase the prea-
,ent dutT, witch Ia 81, 10 So 10, eauiva-
lent 10 a duty OF $50 per cent. ard as
the proposition Is supported by the
combined RErarinn and rroteeuonlst
industrial parties There can be little
doubt that ID viii succeed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

Chicago. Ill. Dec. 5,-Tho trang-conil-
mental lines made decided progreaH To-
ward a settlement OF their troubles to-
dnv. and ihere II every probability that
fhAg VII 1soJn be In u condition ~ si'-
nOunea that all the obstacles In the
way Of n formation OF n general agree
ment are removed. They decided that
elective March / round trip rates 10
the puclfc coast would be advanced
$40. except ia the case OF the shasta
route, where tho advances VIII be only
$50.
An round trip rates 20 points In Mon
fai.a and Colorado have beeeu with
dawn for portion Of the year. The
general meeting Of the Western lineu
adjourned this morning 60 allow the
franseobtinetiI lines 70 meet. hut W
acheduied 10 meet again IN tho morn
lug. The facility with which the trans
continental llneB got together today
practically removes all obstacles IN the
path Of the formation or u general as
bociation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06
BUDGET OF NEWS FROM DALLAS
rus COMMERCIAL cLrp u,an Ar
WORK.
Important Action OF tho city Council
Proceedings In the District Court.
MHde the People Laush--rhres
Years for Stealing n Coat.

Dallas. Tex, Dec. 5.--rhls afternoon
sherln Caeell arrested =. Al. Sleber,
proprietor Of the bakery on the corner
OF Ervay and aiarilla streets. and lodg-
cd complaint OF assault TO murder
against him. in Justice Skeletons court.
II appears that on last sunday night
hleDer shot Henry DanszelEer. one OF
MS employees, Who for n day or two
was not thought to be seriously hurt.
ana no report OF tho matter was made
10 the officers. But yesterday the
wounded man took turn for the worse
ana his physicians say no can not re-
cover kleber will re held for assault
70 murder untIl Danszelser- dies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06
1n,,nIToHy rlenr.


81. Louis, Dec. b.-A special 10 the
Ttpublic from Tulsa. !. r., says. fkht
occurred between Deputy Marshal WIZ
Ham Neal and p0aae and Buz Lucky
and Tom IiootA. Creek Indians, aud
william Smith. a Cherokee negro. Al
the cabin OF Lizzie Lola, twelve miles
southeast or hts place today The ou.-
lhwn were hidden IN q haya.ack, aud
the rnatHhnla. supporting them 10 be In
tho house, surrounded II. thus placing
themselves at disadvantage. LaForec,
a deputy, was shot through the body
ana tnortaily wounded. The outlaws
esenped and the deputies, after beng
reinforced by Iiciole Thgnns ana posse,
arn now in pursuit These men are
aufposed to be part ~ The gang that
held up the Missouri, Kansas nnd Tex
as train at Ijlnckstone. near Muxko-
zee. some Zine ago. aud poasibly ore
connected win the Cook gang.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

A desperate Prisoner Gets out Of
the HARRIS County bnsuie.

Homgon. TEX. Dee bat @ o'clock
this AFTERNOON when Jailgr Wlchmpn
entered the Jan corridor 10 lock up for
the night jim MRtldn. prisoner,
caught him by the neck. ana pniing
him Inside, he was Aet upon ana badly
beaten and nix prisoners chcnped. Hear
INK the noise, Asastltnt Jailrr Dillon
rushed up stair only 10 be trented IN
the same way, Both Dillon and Nich-
man were locked up BY tho prisoners.
VINO took the kcya and ned. Those who
escaped were: Elmer English, burglary
John Sullivan, burglary; uilbort smith,
convicted Of murder aud awaiting an
appeal. Waiter Davis, forgery; Jim
MatlSlu. convicted IA Waller county
aud sent here for safe keeping. and II.
q. Spnuldlng. theft. Gilbert Smith IL "a
second cousin Of sam Starr OF the mo-
torioua starr gung IN the Indian Ter
ritory. aud It IL thought that he VIII
make for that country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06
;IavoR.ELEcT CulsfRsoN
.n,ply URGE INCREASE
y n STATE TAXES.
n Good business Not TO
ns,. Alwsy.--iie WIN Prob
,,,mcnd n deduction tn
y ,.rss of Clerks

-. pee. b.-Mr. culberson
F'n' .Se an official announcement
~ ~ ,svise the legislature 10 In
Ns ale Of taxation, but It Is
h III ~ veil understood that he will
|yp a other words, he will en-
\ have trial balance sheet
N ,hoW at least u small cash
N hand. lie seems TO think
IN M. I business, and in the long
III N heat for the state.
/. i,reyocably fixed in the one
NJ, the number of clerks should
',Tr,a in several of the depart
.nd he will make recommended
|,.ron,lngly to the legislature.
'.nsrsl land office and the comp
\ ~tice. in particular, and per-
4 NV department may receive
l.,ss,icn In this regard. Mr.. Gull
X thinks that the newly-elected
\ II The state departments should
/ N their forces with reference to
win due regard 10 "a full inves-
I,s of all such matters by special
IISi,res appointed by the house of
Is.iitAtires.
~ proper attention to these in
|..,,ans is observed the heads OF
|lpartments may avoid embar-
il,ris by leaving certain clerkships
|, until after the Legislature has
4 action or when appointments
Isade to be made with the under
|mr that their permaency is in
~ is one thing that has struck
IN governor with peculiar force
|.aat Is the scramble for certain
and the question arises, no
4, m his mind: Why should these
\, under the state government
,och charm for aspirants? One
y and ne is inclined to think the
,rswer, IS that the pay is better
l ttese men could get In the regu-
.rursiit OF the avocauons OF a
BIZ citizen.
|dAness is so deeply imbedded in
&rman heart that men VIII forget
Dnmptlngs Of patriotic sentiment
4 desire to fiji the measure OF
ambitions and therefore men
u not seek appointments in order
IN their pockets or for political
but should do so because they
r lat the states interests are TO be
I ned and improved. II that be
M. This may be hypercrltical or
occidental in practical politics. but
4 governor occupies the execu-
. chair his oath OF office and the
,si of the great body the people
4 ,he animating sentiments that
ais course In his every official
not excepting the appointments
&fics.
Culberson has determined TO
he best appointments in every
nd he will rely upon the dlsin-
"A Judgment OF men to support
Il his EFFORT TO serve his state 10y
sld palriotically.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

Dallas. Tex, Dec. 5.--Charles Smith,
2O-year-old negro, burglnrized u
boarding house at G5g South Ervay
street last night. making away with a
six-shooter and a suit Of iallor-made
clothes and other things. He was ar
rested soon afterward by Detectives
Alexander and Cornwell.
WIN English. charged with burglary
and theft, was tried m the criminal
district court today and given ninety
days in lail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

Dallas. Dec. 5.-rhe Forty-fourth ju-
dicial district court Is occupied with
the case OF !. d. Thomas vs.. r. l.. Mar
sails, for $4,000 damages. The plain
tin claims that on the strength OF a
contract which defendant entered into
with plaintiff TO extend the Oak clin
railroad In a contain direction. that
plaintln improved ccrtai. property
that would have been enhanced in
value by the said extension, but de-
PENDANT failed to perform Ills part Of
the contract, and thai plaintiff thereby
suffered damages In the sum OF $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

San Antonio. Tex. Dec. 6.--1he fol-
lowing decisions were handed down
today by the court OF civil appeals Of
the Fourth supreme judicial district
Anlrmed--san Antonio and ArnnsaN
pass Railway company w. Horace w.
WAY, from BeNar county. w. l.. craw-
ford W.. George W. Sanders. from FRO;
sarah II. Oatroin ~. J. y. Tarver, from
Bexar; Joseph Parker VS.. the city OF
Laredo.
Reversed and Remanded--Frnser q
Chambers w. the Echo Mining ana
Smelling company. from III Paso; ed
COVE ". George CORY, from Bee; w,
l., Crawford VS.. George w. Sanders q
Hro from Trlo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06
rrnlslsn rAmY sronY.
Tbcy Treated the Ariaenians With
Exery Couriny.


washington. Dec s.--1'ha Turkish
legation has received thu following
communication az regards thchrmnl-
IAN troubles.
Toward tho end OF July last and I'M
der the iuetriiutipns u an Armenian
named liawxpotm, tho men OF ten
Armenian villigoa nelr Mooch forineA
separate bands ana armed with guns.
dnggpra, hatchcih and other innuu'
mentn. attacked the tribe q Deliltai.
killing u few nen OF tiiat trihe und
aftarw0itiA fell on the tribes OF 3elIi-
ran and Eldilean. 1'hcne bands burned
alive Hadli. nephew Of l9ufnrr Aghn,
one of the chiefs Of thc Beleirih trios
and not only outraged muzAlcman wo-
men of the ylllmHe OF Kulligaest, but
also put tnem 10 death Ia On atrocious
manner. Men were tortured In u most
ferocioua way Not satisfied with all
these lawleBp and criminal proceedings,
alic aann- banda burned also q few vli-
iagca inhabited by muzzemen.
Thanks, however, % the measuitS
taken by the lawful AUTHORITIES. tho
banda III question We're diBpereed and
the insurgeilt chief. Hnmp0rtzoun. AZ
well az the priest. Migirdfich OF Kizei-
lSilessr. and other guilty persons, were
arrested aud brought before Justice.
Tho atntcment often published IN some
OF tho European papcrs that some OF
the regular troops iircd on defenhelgss
men and women IL utterly untrue, No
Individual carrying no arms was killed.
twenty inaurgrnta. having surrcndcfed
were irrated with all possible oonnid-
Grafton aud after their dispositions be-
fore the ieiini authorities 81 Mooch
were taken they wera given their fret
dom u WIS tlise fwoniy insurgents
who Indicted the place where tho chief
/ IInmparizouIn and HIS aec0mpilces
were hiding themselves, The above
| facts show that among the insurgents
only twenty surrendered. aud thut With
the exception of the briRandn who
broke Ia revolt. no ono else was ILL.,
| ttaaf.H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

I.ittle Rock. Ark, Dec. "a heavy
fog settled over tho city about $50 this
morning. and so dense was It that it
was almost Impossible 20 see across
the street Electric livhta looked Ike
the eye of the cyclopa through The
haze. Street cars moved slowly and
kept the alarm bells ringing continual
~. II was tho heaviest fog ever seen
In Little Rock, and it was . o'clock be-
fore the sun dispelled H. a collision
occurred between two electric cars at
Ninth and Main streets about 7 O'clock
The cars We're damaged. but no one
was injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

nlshei The managing editors ssis.,i IA.
ptrs for guidance Ia the selection ii
correspondents when required From
the rsgistration fee ParamOrc le,s been
growing rich. The money orders that
have been presented at the psstoffite
caused the department to look IN his
business. Postmaster Messing Yesterday
received an order from Postmaster
General Bisscil TO refuse TO cash any
order made payable TO the Modern
Pres Association or II. Howard Para
more aud TO return all mail addressed
10 the concern 10 the sender with the
Endorsement that the concesn MAS
fraud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

Adkins Ark, Dec. 5.--croom d Bro,
who xold their ateck Of general insr-
chandist to the Bush-Werren commits
Iou cOnnpany u ~. Louis on Monday,
have since made general assignment
aistlns OF notes, accounts. live stock aud
dorm, fnr the beneiit VI their creditors,
IIabllfisss aud aasetH are unknown.
but liabilities SUPPOSED 70 be largely IN
axce3s Of a3.sets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

Waco. Tex. Dee. f,.--Presidspt Henry
G Ronse vice president. nnd General
MANAGER n q. Purdy. Trsii1e MANAGER
h Miller chief engineer Carey. A. VIII
son, al x. Allen. general superintendent
q the 81. X y. @I ~ A1 serr,e ,sns, 81
Cioyeiaud Ohio. and II. l., Satteriee, OF
s-eu, Yorit are also members OF tnr
party. They visited the Cotton Paiarc
and tho nalatorIsFn and VIII leave for
San Marcos to-Iaorrow mgrninE on ihelr
tour of inspection of tho Has
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

Birfnln>1am. Ala, Dec. 5-rhomas
Hooper. d prominent farmer. VINO re-
sldea near Pratt mines. was to-day con
yieted ia the criminal court OF raping
his own daughter and given = life som
tence IN tho penltentiaiy. The victim
IL Is years old and when she CHARGED
her father with her ruin three weeks
ago. he Ned for Texas. but was captured
: III h=paEi.. -. !. md
Jailed here. for Ind he been carried
back to the scene VI his crime he wouls
have been snnmarliy dealt with.
Hopper's family atand hlgh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

C.leburne. Tex. Dec. b.--fThe man mat
came 10 Cleburne Ia company with the
woman that was arrested yesterday
siothed in male attire. has been arrest
"a aud jailed also. He says he Y
detective and produced papcra 70 that
effect The officers are investigating the
chnrxe. a Gazette reporter inter-
viewed the woman, but she N entirely
TOO brIgst 70 give her mission away
n compliment and claims she had the
right 10 wear the male costume.