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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

opportunity to advance Texas as his
excursion to Asbury Park VIII aiosd.
The National Association Is TO meet thefe'
and there will be congregaied rcpresr,''a-
tive newspaper men fr5m ever srelon'
and these on their return will iel tAe
people through the columns Of Ao1ne
papers Of all they saw aad whic. Is li'eiy
10 interest their readers. desiraoie TORN
Of advertising which money cannot puF-
chase.
The cost Of carriage to the assoeia-
ton will be a mere bagateile' not worth
consideration by the three hundrol mem
beers who By little Individual effort IN
their respective territory cin secnre hne
exhibits and also the small pro .rata
necessary to defrny all incidental expense.
The Gazette is informed tia, the Texas
and Pacific railway have generously
offered their car Of hne exhibits and
that a majority OF roads have rendered
free transportation to the excursion
train with the cars VI exhibits ~ that tie
cost cannot but be tnling
1t would appear then uiat al which
remains Is to push shoulder TO shoulder
this enterprise and tha, ihe Texas Press
A6sociatlou In tbis way demonstrate iis
ability and lts right TO claim Of being
an efficient factor 10 thc fufnrc upbuild-
ing Of industries In q state 20 rich % g
Texas ia extent and diversity Of prod
uaIa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
A NrwsrArnn MNrnnrnIsn.

The suggestion on the part Of tho
executive committee Of the Texas Press
Association that cars containing exhibits
Of Texas products accompany the cdi-
toaal excursion 10 Ashury Park is meet
ing with general approval, and there Is
NO doubt that the press Of the state will
ably second the Efforts Of the committee
TO make such an exhibit alike credltahle
60 the state aud to the association origi.
natlnr the plan.
Whatever the prcss can do In the way
Of au expenditure Of effort and means
for the ultimate success ought to be done
with olacriiy and enthusiastically, IN
order that mis- association may continue
to deserve Ms wcll.eaned reputation OF
being aggressive IN spirit and progressive
IN movement The press Of the state
comprises men OF backbone and push.
They DO not put their hands to the pillow
aud look back. but AFRO men Of strength
and Of determination to carry to sue
tcsaful Issue whatever they undertake
Tor tho advancement u the best Interests
n reras.
liere hils never been 80 favorable an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

Tho People Are Trying to Discover where
Thcy "Are Ar'-p6hurs and AIairs
or the New Country.

po,d crcet q. n. Feb oG-Tdltor Ga.
zstle inc map W , pGten9 ar th gr' soinS
nno"1 uu, ~ the Tinlfei states Postal
t..3 y" ,g,ns no.. o-s ts,,s ,nyod on mo
1mle' huS rraafiraoS ,vitctr 80 miles ~
los lSNN" ,ni ciatr,tn,, 10 Ia the only
g ,i u,nv'' rc,,d rrSet
S'sslphput,v III ISM ,nanv thopsand moo
,eep1ginpvl. ~ f,',,, iySnsas nmI Nchralko
p,S p5hvelpSs,ssss same 10 srrurs i'd acres
tusnen ~ Wy, - t,,,,n Ints T,he Rort
9,aen, ottnVt'a ty,,1v inent1d N denot In tho
lslHhu utlIn tat g,sot mi an, seit Fort az
NNues or ~" NM - coiic1 pnni
NE Arb9uey M mo in's1itv bad borne
nteeh' wv .'t more when II was N stotinn
lnltly years u ~. NV ii,,, ,i,gDrrh tbis sreti"p
On the ol9 sn5- stts ,,,,nt f;in't
hqt inc Nhinu , $3.50 W., einSiT NM ,StSbrf
take TO tue sNHvpH 49, 49, n ia ,,, m,
10 have toNh %, ~" M, y 49,, sy, All
three miles nr,hSr sontn on wv h,,ts so.t
ROAD, and leqaEeu ~ 10 Ne 'ne eONN'' 'e"'
OF y county, .,in tbo rrn" ,,,,. siies
lhnae WV - tna stefi,,, n,bc,s g., IN
some coming W s"' nv aa,'Vu, 49,
heNefuW,h 80 ,etthrr - ehop, I, ,ity
| Two ENen "a IN a dnv ma ainee chat dey
| Mste hottlv" a rc,,riif,innfinn ma 6ecn ths,
| tiiinhau,h weNrt ~ mo I,,,,,,,i,, Il, i,tb a,
| RUE on NV v 'NN f'N'' :" "
/ N6sia ,.is,,4 ,,tt.,.1 ,,,,,,,,,,, %.
Tue Nns.. l,,'nly lu'itNH SpNiP"Ns ~
! fused and sv W 8,up, IL .s,ttns
/ ~ the town tal'hgst s99tn; any Il maess
! the south v" ,,,r.,,,.t l.Sfe riet N
/ them fuahiht 'uN~ffn 49, wv " T.
there Were Ne hsep,h tH,yD neonic tbal
I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

With hl6Wm acres OF lana ln i"''
rant county the population onlsae OF
Fort Worth was not above l9N" "h''
The census Of ls'" was mAen' lh' towns
Of Mansfield, Arlington Hral,''n'
Birlvillc aud other smaller p''''s
ran account Tor ABOUT ao'V
hosc people leaving NF''ng
rural population OF law" OF
less. Al an nyerase of . person" 70
tie family, a'ere arc 2soN families IN tue
ronnty TWeriy'c'sht hnhlIgd la'p'''''
distributed over an Nrea OF o'o'N" ap''.'
gives more than 2oo acres to every ''H''
ay IN tue county 80,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

Editor Gazette-ln the Gazette of
February 20, l see an article under the
above heading which asks why the
rich lands of Tarrant county are not put
In cultivation aud Why 50 many
well-to-do farmers pass by usF
The interview with the prominent
local real estate man" gives the cause
and remedy which he says is with
the real estate men Of Fort Worth.
lie charges that they are not
aware of the injury they have done
themselves and the county at large by
adopting a plan for selling lands ia this
county which men of moderate meant
cannot reach.
will now ask that prominent local
real estate man. If he has compared The
prices of lands around Fort Worth with
those in adjoining cOunuesg Let us
take Collin county for example. In
proved lands twelve and fifteen mier
from the county site are selling from
$50 20 $50 per acre. In Ellis county
you can not get good improved farm
for less than $50 TO $40 per acre near
the county site.
/ do say there is no county in the
state that has the advantages that Tar
rant county Possesses, where farms can
be bought any cheaper or on betteY
terms. We have good land, water and
timber aud macadamizcd roads nearly all
through the county; and a good market
for all the farmer can raise. Farms
or improved lands can he purchased in
small tracts. The most Of the own
ers of large tracts of lind will sell any
amount wanted and at a fair price.
| think there was q meeting OF the citi-
zcns called in Fort Worth not long
since, asking the farmers and land
| owners to oflcr inducements to the emf
grant by selling lands at lower prices
and in small quantities; saying If yor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

The New York World publishes IN Sun.
days issue whit some successful men aud
women say they would do II they could
live over their past lives. Texas is repre-
scented by Congressman lSilgorc who Gays;
III l could go my life over again
would be very apt To pursue about tho
same ambition, walking IN the same path
thar l have. | would marry six or ton
years younger u / had million dol-
lars tomorrow, the chief end IN my life
would he TO got all the pleasure ont Of 1t
possible l would spend all that was
necessary on my own wants and those
% my wife ga well rs good deal IN
charity. / would not go into politics
as Il does not pay"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

Washington, Feb. 27.-The house com.
mittec on judiciary decided today to
make. a favorable report on the hill Civ.
fornia and Nevada twice the compensn-
ton now allowed them and to retain
foes to The amount of $1,000. Another
bill regarding licenses for carrying on
business under the internal revenue laws
VIII be iavorably reported. II permits
relatives or other legal administrators OF
deceased persons to carry on their bust.
ness until the expiration of the license
and allows licensed business to move. IL
notice Is given To the internal revenue
commissioner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

OF twelve months with from 5000 to eoV'
lEi3tp'Ji said by some that this Is not
enioc 10 nrovo a good farming country
hut when Il Is remembered that We N. NJ Z,
sas iine j. just north and O,q oslA1onlI, ~,
iuat south. both of them No. lhI,,nlns
eceffnng ii Strikes me as Idle to nropheal
thnt This "Strip" lying between them. ON!
dffv.seTen miles wide, Is not going 70 prVls
as much suited for farming properly 80
/ wrote you from North Enid. which +
In much the same shape as tue norm
town here; Il is railroad f siIdon ob spd
three miles south on the llock islanl' ~
Tie county seat Of o county and has us
posioiiice, but no depot -. 49,, ,b.ro
In both u these q county towns there
are lots OF Texans, but Texas Is not in y
hcre TO speak OF. | couldn't nni 2 sln8ie
'rcxas man here today In the south town,
town ] found about six Texas men. VIZ;
II. II, waldo and A. u. Wells OF Colorado
city, who are In the hardware business
back in Texas With them Is d. Z. Walsh,
also OF Colorado City. J. G. Craig " the
same place Is here IN the livery business;
w. j. Hicks, the postmaster aud hoiel
man. Is shelby county man, though he
came here from Louisiana.
1 must not forget TO mention that Il
pauers. TOO. In North Pond Creek Jefler-
som are the News and the Echo, both Re-
publican In politics, In The south town
are the tribune Aeluhuchns lIle WHY,
which Is Democratic, but not III love WIN
Grover Cleveland and Hoke smith, anu
the sentinel which goes The whole hog,
and believes IN the administration In Wash
ington and Oklahoma,
At Meaford, d station on the Rock Island
eight miles north from here. with some
800 population, there are three papers, Nzi
The Patriot and Journal, both lIepublcahi
and the Mascot a Popullst organ. AZ Man,
chcstcr, another Rock Island station stu
further north. the journal, an Independent
Democratic paper. IL published
Politically I. county Is very uncertain
quantity ia Oklahoma. Representatives OF
each of the three parties swear their re-
spectiye parties are "lwuy ahead" but 1
suspect these estimates are all guess work;
There Is no denying that this part Of
Oklahoma Is a promising section, but after
all, "'rhere Is no place Ike home other
wise Texas. IL. L. Is.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

Most people who have given any attcu'
ton to the maxims Of political economy
win ndorse Secretary Morton's view that
however noxious the Canadian thistle
may be It Ia hardly tho business of the
government to Appropriate money FOR ia
destruction on land In the occupation
Of hone-stealers. Tho farmer himself
ehould provide the right kind Of donkey
to browse on this thistle and keep It
down, The weed seems 20 be appreciated
for fodder in Manitoba. and very likely
stock may be fattcncd on It elsewhere.
The thistle is 60 very prolific and pcrsls-
tcnt that tho government might soon
need another loan were thcy TO ombarl,
III tho business of destroying It on every
hody's land.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

The hynnotiziug OF Slndow, the strong
man who balances heavy weights such N7
several ordinary mon c'nl scarcely
move. & no more remarkable than the
mesmer.7ng Of other morials. His body
plays NO part in re1istng tho sleepy I'M
fncnrc. aud II q found that the strongest
minds. " they can bc concentrated ON
"nothing for q few seconds or minutes,
are norr susceptible than thpso which
may he termed yacuous and arc likely
to wander Hypnotism Is now well UNI
dcrtcod as phenomenon Of nervous
susceptibility. not dependent in the slight
cst on other persons who profess to throw
the subject into the trance condition, but
on the subject himself The Charcot
method Of inducing the hypnotic state IS
to fix the gaze Of the subject ON a re-
yolyng point OF Hight Or some small
bright object hut it Ia equally well
induced simply By suggestion 10 the sub.
jcct that he Is asleep or falling into
sleep. Nobody need be lypnotaed ngainsi
his will II he refuses to follow the con
dluons necessary. II would be very awk
ward indeed II II were otherwise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

Palestine Advocate. Aud now comes
tho Fort Worth Daily Gazette, in an ex-
ina issuc. finely illustrated. Some of the
entrrnvipgs arc the Waco sanit0rium,
Pr5yiJent Savings Life insurance build
ing i've stories; Col. II. b. Parrot
aud his residence; Slanden,lNlrksley
,vonlen mills: city hall: school houses,
Waco Female college. urteslan hot water
wen. ME number is finely executed. aud
shows plainly Waco's wealth and enter
prise. The Gazette terms her the Gey'
ser City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

Mr.. y. =. Gopher was appointed genc..,n,,
circulation agent for the Daiy na s,H.sS
October 4 lid travelling rcpresenlaauN ,rr'
are J. !. Mullen. Albert Rogers anu J.
TORY. go
Letters OF nuthnriiy are given 70 nl hc
credited agents ~ the Gazeltc, ana w cn-e
or doubt persons representing themseN1t
a. agents should be required to oShiui'
thelr authority. - 80
Al posimastors nre authorized to act as
agents for the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
cnNrHns or CULTURE.

Southern schools and rollegcs have
been remarkably free fi.m the murder
Gus ruiianism that has become charac-
leristic OF 50 many Northern Colleges,
IL seems strange that institutions IN
tended TO promote mental culture and
refinement should be schools Of physical
violence and brutality, but such appears
to be tho case with many of them
Many of our great institutions of learn
Ing seem TO be chiefly employed In grad
uaung athletes and tOughs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

NWUTIV -TWWt TIFIf
And now cometh Mayor Hopkins Of
Chicago and proclaimeth that the conn
try is going to tho bow-wows because
Chicago has not hecn given rs many Fed
eral Offices as he thinks that city is en-
tGel TO. Evidence mulHplies that whom
MIR. Webster Flanagan OF Texas immOr-
talizcd himself with pointed interrog-
atory about the whntness Of the hcre-
ness It w6F not solely as the represen-
tative of he Republican party that he
smoke
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

Thls paper Is kept on NE and Advertising
ritcs may be- asccrialnci VI ihe once "
1hp American Sow ipdUgr PuhIshers A.r9.
NJ Eaatrrn business office, IS Irlhuut
building New York,
Mesirn business Office 900 "Ihc HOOK
cry" Chicago. III.
s. G.. Becbwth, sole ugcnt for foreign adj
yegtlslng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

The state Of Missouri Is boastins that
more medals were awarded to that state
at tho Chicago fair than 10 any oiher
Stair or nation. It has long been known
that Missouri had more mules than any
other sinte-bnt what were the other
medals awarded fory
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
nAIINoAps rnn surNnRrRs.

The alleged violation Of Interstate
commerce laws by receivers OF railroad
companies scems To be working great
hnrdships upon roads than have thus
lar escaped the guardianship Of Uucle
sam. Railroad companies that are ahc
50 NICE, their OBLIGATIONS have rights
which should he respected by the courts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

why is Footlight having all tho cleo.
tric fans tnlcn out of his leo cream par
lorsE 20, he's hit on better plan than
thar for kcepins The place cool next
summer What Is IT. Hes going
Ocean,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

Louisville Times.
On gilt-edgcd paper money Is now TO
he hal ut Louisville banks at per cent.
Six months ago 1t couldn't be got at II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

Woe begone and langnid, weary,
Nervous. Tired q life you say
CREOLE FEMALE TONIC pleasure
Then viii be you're every day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

Editor-What can / do for Won. miss
20 please, may | examine ydur waste
paper haskett ! know man who sends
you poous, and whose feelings toward
me should like to ascertain. "-Fliegend
Batter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

TYLER Daily Democrat and Reporter:
Did you see that wrileup of the city Of
Wnro In the Fort Worth Gazette of
Mo 26th yesterday? When a city. or
town gets down 20 such work as that
IL means business, aud it will pay. We
congratulate our sister city upon TINS
additional evidence Of her foresight cner-
ry and push Waco will keep well to
the front Now let her 80 AHEAD WIN
her Cotton Palace, which is already an
assured success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

=, ANY experimenting with Catarrh in tho
from It's being driven 20 the throat nnd innr,
DR.. SagoS Catarrh Remedy. by hi Mill
soothing, cleansing, and healing propertiss
completely and permanently cures he very
worst cases. It's prQpriciors offer $500 M.
ward for any incurahle casa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

(, Texas jury has decided that the
rullsaaA Car eonpauY did ~ dainaee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
LARGEST clTy CIRCULATION
LhReES7 TEXAS CIRCULATION.
LARGEST SOUTHERN cBcULhTJOE
Win Three Executions

Entered Of the postoiIlce Of Fort Worth
Tex, as sccond-clhss mall matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-22
tlAEslltY0Ia etllIdgos.
KILLED hS Elkl3,HlnA strange Eate

Killed hy 1,lkh,alas strange eaes Of
Hnhlfe
Caldwell. a.exak Aarpk 40 lev
nighss arc sight nasIes west Of town lsalt.
ming slfpek and killed iwn very dna na~s
tee pf 1.anHAaf ann ons fos' ARK Gray
Ana tNo fef IA Afnald, phag wefe an
pilhd h . haan reside \ NIf4 feeee
f'lne faalia lave iSisn Msthin the rHks
ssw asye and sns efpp outlook i exosaas
iilHiy slne
pfrfskR.f Flsnls issgntsa Is =
iSlsH eiias Afae9 apid4t Htshl III AIR Aseths
anset eltsfah ~ s1f6 4inH4prtasitx uf ahe
fSpiiis Il NH9 fnA4t4tp,szt 81 ffttSttio
anu pf1faN1d fstapaiHs Tho Professor
Af6Aea f'se Aus4tien ftum the afaDap1snt
~ tho nlflotfqhff ami the man st
sHitlte6 n iftkxss fsiaaH inf lffaflilam
lespee N'ene ma family aefs toaas suf
tlftAl.
M pAssd uowiez living aiseali akvsn
mites ft3ih teH5i hsa usitF i strange
He1rrFfefs'ss HAppsH on hIf s4insn 4 few
aAfR Hlslee ne Is 4he res*.1tax 81 4
feiiAft hts1 = org Mb|1h h4h hYsss<ss
pit4FIA hit tie afii1st After the hito
DOH ffffel Aisf heeasit tI1fni<or5aa 6. f..;f.
llieiaalitan ana fsiillnN aisis. a h34ssz. All
sefs'sssd II haif ~ ~ elsa tfiea q o.
gSsf sx.'s'Y giHss anisaSi t's'si game ptlls.
u ~ Htf:tAtfts 3f e.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-22

lsnnniln Aoeruinn Prom Hsvlnr Paid for
q 50 Land whieh canro, 10 Moved,
and wh,oh Yields TAI Revenue.
Department NetsH

Austin, Mnzna. March q Nj, Clay
ulemenl. Who rs making 4 tour through
The ftatc, 8eld q eop1 thlng about TIN
Erent Slnio capitol luday. he ~as IN cou-
fnfAAtDn with Attorney General tAilbafs
son, who WIS feeling p1weffAllS Rpodioyer
tho restoration 81 good is6ing In the
democratic patty ll0glnE Just returned
from pallAe4 MI. Clement said
fou Texas people arc % % copsratn-
Hated upon having such a binding l
have ecen the captula of mAny states.
but am sure thai have never seen unY
thins rs fine and snhntaHtiai as thia, and
while the Albany capitol cost the New
York pcople more n.ohey Than yours. you
know that what was Expended here went
Into the building. Ant then thc State
did MOI have 40 pay sytt amy money
When the eivina 81 s,oog00Q aciea of land
a criticised there h one srly tai Ehpuld
n ttiil 81 thu State and taxed 20 aispport
the governments.
NOW Il the capitol conirnriuis hAa
ii HthoAc lslAn1 whsf0 they need innd.
YOU tniHhi complain hut II am correetly
|lntgsnlea3 linse wha NOW OWL tne lfi!d
i,nbr5ee *, And when thes hnve held Il
long enough to get ~ their money back
~ YOUR NHen lai,a law t..s=tt
lies. X must be sold 10 Hrfthl scttlfrf
Mr. element said appetizer thing worthy
III urie. Said he, fWben 1 was 10 ypnf
Hfste sotne months age no man aats1
% talk harmony m the aegnocip g. part
ito np8Hnnr the eaGistdf mrl, NOW tho
fAttfd calt has heer eianshlofed ana 2
KS, I'm s I ilsn a ssps sspss @s p9od
eui fdfi. I fat titH ipVt fftek lhffriY At-
tesidsd md good follewsl.le has taken
ftu iilnce ~ bitterness and fftncpr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-22

~ abini6nS bv savetsi Of those present
lt.'slo 1lt.tifetl the trying ordeal ihfcuHn
Whlth fhe rloulincd ana fntfnet VIZ
now tasstnr. judge Scott uovel lhht the
d.sitest hiiiEa rs icqiitsted 70 hold q non.
inl-v coAri 1nse motion prcvAilnii ntttt
which judge htlssell annonpcen !nnt ns
would convene cogts III ,, ae 'neIiher
afafd nor petii lufora 1Aa indHe an
,idfinood fnrthFr. that where y would M
flct liardsilp 10 ufiug a Witnesses "'leA
cases would be continued
sf1cfSMflS MlsEr
NEEDING Of the Nneces and Rio Grande
f6pe Stock association wae beld IN tiiia
city yestctday 81 % rnnfna :n enc po'a-
ridge huFaInS Members presents y Gus
Hett, n. Kennedy, Geo Reynolds. p
Wright w. II, Brooks, 9. w. fMtona
tohl Fitch. Il Drsco N q. coliinr W.
s Mciresor ana john u Armstrong
An election 81 otcircrs aSae bold. rcsultlng
IN bhe election " Iosonel qtisaett as pres
identi captain A. kennedy Nieo press.
dent ana w q, IirqQNs, serretity ltl
tteasurer All fNcS1ttNe ccntmttee Was
e ss ae ptssr e sSS Fsaea g., r.
nsspclatlon al The meeting ~ the Texas
iNVe Siaels reconciliation al Fort Worth
made an Interesting repos ghs mem
10 general; decided tnat the aeapelation
MAS q ngcat benefit and proposed that =
should be maintained.
WILL PROSECUTE
Al Viz meeting IN Fori Worth hast week
the Texas cattlc RaiHers association de-
eidea % take charge OF the PROSECUTION Or
fhe Bennett oroiheia, new II Jan ~ RIO
Gfunde city cltarged With the murder
ol Sevcfti glarcia, Nn account 81 which was
fclegrlphcd The Post al the time.
ARM BROKEN.
Hunter flenrlnhson, ~ young man liv-
Ing at santa Margarib broke onp Of MS
arrs nv being thrown from d wagon and
was brought 20 town today Tor medical
treatment
RiSSlDIrNCIs BURNED.
Ere yesterday DESTROYED tho reAdcpce 81
Mra. Eiuuot, supposed rs have been The
result 81 a defective nnf. LOSS 3l10b; IT,
Huraiipe Sloso.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-22
4 FEMALE rtENp.

Killed an Old Lady and Her Child Win
btfychnine
San Antonio, TeIas March el-sLataI,
developments IN the supposed sulcld dna
murder on last Friday q Mira Rosa
Brown and hor son George arc Of q fnpet
sensational character, For sonr time
past Mrs. Brown had employed domestic
named Frances MolItabkhv Polish girl,
about 20 years OF age but had DISCHARGED
her ON the day PREVIOUS IA the enactment
81 tile fi4lEetlS The Blri, h9NsiNr was
stlli AZ tho Brown fcadpiice on Friday
f%atting aast 2 ssss.tlass 10 her parents home
In the doantiy.
A the Inquest on Monday Md Driess
dfungiAt iacnHhed Brahcef ia the Woman
Mho hud called 81 his store on Fri9Ay
last ana purchased Htrychuine. Following
UP this tinfprinHtinn detectives secured
enough additional evidence To warrant
tiis anrrsltcnAipn OF the glrl and she was
cofinfd n ne county 1gtl this inornlIig
y Warrant Gharging her Win the double
murder having been sworB out.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-22

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