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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16
nAcK or urAm STATEHOOD.
Railroad Project Is on
Foot.

New York, July ia Washington
dispatch to a morning paper says
''Tbe day the presidents signature "
affixed TO the Utah admission Dill wlil
see the launching Of the greatest ran
road enterprise OF the year. y trans
continental scheme has been matur-d
and Is only leld back Until Titan can De
dealt with as a state. Behind the pan
OF DEVELOPMENT Is the wealth ana .nhu-
ence OF the Mormon church. with tne
urietuess characteristic of the Mormon
leaoers. the surveys have been MADE,
the estimates compiled. the resources cf
tie country carefully investigated Tine
work is In such an advanced stage that
tie bius prints OF the engineers maps
are nov here ana ready to use Tor con-
structiUn purposea.
'sThe road surveyed and 10 be built
extends tou salt Lake City southerly
and then Westerly In Pacific connec-
ton IN the Los Angeles cJIntry. II
the connection can not be made with
the Santa Fe In southern California,
then this Utah road will be built
through to the coast at or near Los
Angeles. Bat the probabilities are that
a traffic arrangement viii be made
with the Santa Fs from the Needles
through 20 the roas:
The projectors of the lew road nave
already sounded President Reinhl.t 4
the Santa Fe, and are TO have formal
meeting with him Immediately after
the statehood Hill Is signed.
BY reference 10 the map branch
OF the Union Pacific Will be seen reach
ing southwestwardly from SUIT Lake
City toward the coast country, but
stopping short In the midst OF the Sler-
ras. The Mormons have done better
than that T1ey have laid out routs
which is marvel to the engineers
who have yeen the prohles. They par
allel the ridges instead Of ,rOsslng
them They have tang-nts sixty and
seventy miles long, demonstrating that
what appears the longest way round is
really the shortest way to the coast.
In southern Utah are anthracite coal
beds which exceed Penrsylvan!a's by
one-ha.f, but which have Until now
antlrcy escaped the Gentle railroad
builder. These coal fields will be pierre
ed by the new read.
Bishop Clswson OF the Mormon
church Is the active represer tutiy9 Of
Zion in this project. He is here and In
charge OF the lobby which has put the
statehood bill through TO the presidents
hands 81 smoothly. Associated with
the bishop is Mr.. Trombone. one OF
the executors OF the stanford estate.
Cooperating with the Mormons in the
railroad and statehood hope is Colonel
J. 5. Garrison, who represents capital
to be invested In the railroad who
Viii probably give ME attention u the
firancit ring OF the road, retiring from
active participation in politics.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

Paris. July 15.-Fifteen thousand peo-
pie assembled today at the Buffalo We
iodrome to witness the contests between
Zimmerman and Bardon and an En-
glish rider, The first race, one mile.
was won easily by Zimmerman, who
finished dozen lengths ahead. In the
second race, FIVE miles, Zimmerman
won. The time was HE Zimmerman
then won another race. Wheeler finish
Ing second. The crowd went wild over
Zimmerman's victories and he was
given a most enthusiastic ovation. a
number Of spectators waved small
American flags when they saw how
easlly he won.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

Chicago, July 16-Thos. W. Heaths-
cote, one Of the leaders Of the Pullman
strike committee. admits thnt the
strike, so far as Pullman employees arc
concerned Is practically over Ac.
cordlng TO his Views the mon hnvs
been iiterally starved out. The diner.
enees between employer ana employees
he says, are slight a mere matter OF
rent He was dishenrtencd today ag
he spoke about tho strike und ita pros.
poets, The men here are becoming
weak. and Il takes all their leaders can
do TO keep them In line
II believe not one-thlrd OF the men
have CROUCH money to pack lip their
goods ana move as far as Kensington
! myself have not dollar In the
house, Those who had little saved
up have used II by this time. and every
day more and more are coming TO the
relief fund aud drawing a small amount
In order to keep alive"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

Cincinnati. Ohio. July l5.-Judge Taft
has appointed William Curd United
States commissioner at Mount sterl-
ing, Kentucky. vice E. NJ. Porch re-
moved for contempt OF court. when
the marshal swore out warrants for ar
rest of strikers at Mount Sterling the
latter is accused not only OF tipping
OF the accused so they could get away
but also Of advising them to demand
trials before him, tkJrchJ. and Il would
be all right. Judge TAFT also ordered
the arrest Of Porch and set his hear
ing for Monday. The three prisoners
from Mount Sterling. KY, who wanted
hearings before Porch for alleged vlo-
lenee were bound over to the October
term by Judge Taft in $500 each as
were the other strikers arraigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

Dallas. July 15,-That anything can
be accomplished by perseverance, ami
determination Is proven in the wonder
ful succels Mr.. y. Il. Sigh has ex-
perienccd since he became proprietor
of tie Mcleod hotel. lie was nenf 10
the wnrningH Of the many who told
him the hotels past reputation would
be a Jonah" o. It's future success. and
marched onward with the detsrnlna-
ton to never say fail, aud IA result
the Mcleod IS 1ully turning people
away Mr.. Sigh pursued the policy
that the success OF hotel lies IN
pleasing the guests, and II has proven
Il winning card.
Members or Granbury Ross and
Editors Brigadea, also Douglass Bat
terry met al the rooms Of sterling
Price Camp this evening at o'clock on
business connected with tEeir meeting
IN Dallas on August S, lsyi
Ex-MayOr W, G. Conner, and Mrs,
Conner and their son, EDDIE, Dir. Roy
al Ferris and his niece. Miss Mary
Brown OF Wehtherford, left last even
ing via the Central railroad for Ropes
vile on the gulf where they will spend
several days nshing and OTHER seashore
pleasures
The free thinkers had rouslng meet
ing tonight at Liberty hall, 22S South
ing womans' rights. after which the
aBsemblnge Joined IN discussion
Many on both sides. the ladies' es-
peciHlly maintained their stand com
mendHbly. Dr. Belts mentioned that
Rev G. l.. Searhoies Of the First Bap-
tist church had expressed himself as
being drslrous Of ripping up the doc
trines OF the free thinkers In a din-
cu7sion. The free thinkers extended
him an Invitation 10 come on, saying he
could have all the discussion he
wanted
e s. Mitchell. FIRST lieutenant OF
Company II Firm Regiment. Metro
polltnn Guard. IS In receipt OF a letter
from Camp Mahry stating that the
Metropolitan Guard had been appointed
color company for the Fifth regiment.
aud th7t they had made score OF
81 N-l0 out ~ possible 100 on inspcc-
ton. Tho adiutant general has issued
them now rifles IN place or the old ones
taken with them. The boys and the
spencer and the maids Of honor report
having most delightful time. The
AT $3.50.
The ladies ~ the Temple Fnnnu-Fl
held an enthusiastic meeting yesterday
az Phoenix HAN and formed an arxii-
inry TO conduct . series Of summer a.
tertalnmcnts, The following Officers
We're elected; President. Mrs. A. X
hurst vice-presldent, Mrs August
Cahn' secretary and treasurer. Mrs ID
q. pppenheim. The members enrollea
We're Mesdames Adnlph Harris leo
Wolfaon, s Hcldensfelder Gerard
I1rayfus, Emil Stcarn Henry Levy. n
Davis and Pulasky.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

San Antonio. Tex. July lion last
Saint Patricks day about 10 p. m,
John Wade. 81 years OF age and one
Of the wcalthiest and most peaceable
citizens OF Nueces county. was called
to the door OF his home at wade's sta
tion and shot down by three men who
made their escape unrecognlzed and
appeared to have Immediately faded on
the face Of the earth. Capt. Joe and
Wash Shelley. the two celebrated
brother border detectives. were en-
pioyed on the case and have Just sue
ceeded in running down the three ter
fors who committed the crime. Two
OF the men have been arrested and
the third will be bagged in a few days
All three are Mexican desperadoes.
The names Of those captured being
Juan Yburrl and Juan Calvin. Both
men have confessed having partici-
pated in the crime and state that the
object was robbery as they supposed
Mr.. Wade had large amount OF
money in his house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16
Marine.

New York. July l5.-Arriyti:n
from Hamburg; Lydlan Mons.
London: Amsterdam from Rlcl
Philadelphia. Arrived: or
Liverpool.
Lizard. Passed: Hungafla fli
timore; America from New fri|
st. GATHERINGS Point. -Pass'|
lillian from Montreal.
Beachy Head. Passed: Hlf|
New York.
Queenstown. Passed: Lur1
New York.
over.-Passed: schledaa A
York.
Havre. Arrived: La NoriH'''|
New York.
Southampton Arrived: siii|
New York.
Boston. Mass. July 15.-Airrl
vonla from Liverpool; ot1i1|
Antwerp.
New York. July 15,-Arrite
from Liverpool.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

Little Rock. July i5.-w. H Howell,
assistant city ticket agent OF the st.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
railroad. shot Levi storhtz. a well
known pawnbroker OF this city. at the
union depot about 7:s0 o'clock this
evening. sforhtz's injuries are serious.
The tragedy Is the elimination Of a
feud Of two years standing. At that
time Storhtz filed suit for divorce
from his wife. alleging inndelity and
naming Howell as correspondent. one
day. while dispositions were being taken
at the office OF the plaintiffs attorneys,
Storhtz suddenly sprang upon Howell
and would have beaten him to death
had not the attorneys Interfered. The
case was finally settled by StOrhtz get
ting the divorce and allowing his wife
$500 alimony. She Is now residing in
St. Louis. the former home Of herself
and husband.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16
WILL RACE TODAY.
The yiEilnnt and britannia to Com
test Again for Cup.

test Again Tor Cup.
London, July l5.-The Messrs. Gould's
bronze sloop yacht, Vigilant, and the
Prince OF Wales cutter, Britannia, Will
take part tomorrow in the regatta Of
the Royal Yacht club contestlng
against each other for the county
Down cup. The conditions governing
the race are as follows: Match open
to yachts over forty rating, first prize
the county Down cup COR CASH, value
so pounds, presented by the Marquis OF
Dufferln and Ava (Commodore) the
Marquis OF Londonderry Viscount Ban
gor, Lord Dunleath. vice commodore
and Mr.. r. r. Ward, second prize sos
pounds course from off the club battery
round a flag boat about a mile east
OF Carrick. Fergus bank, thence round
marks anchored Blackhead and the
south Briggs and back to the start
ing line, Three times round: Yra time
allowances for a fifty mile course. A
money stake OF S25 viii be added TO the
first prize. The cutter Cadina was en-
tered for the race but she was with
drawn. The Messrs. Goulds visited the
club houses at Bangor, County Down,
Yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

Tyler. Tex. July i5.-The report the
other day that the masier mechanic
had Issued Bulletin authorizing all
who wished TO resumed work In the
Cotton Belt shops. could do so and that
most or them had done so seems TO
have been mistake. as the men did
not resume work. II is learned that
committee called on the editor OF tho
daily paper OF this city. and requested
him 70 make a donial Of the report that
the strike Is OF, They say there Is
no sign OF weakening on the part Of
the American Railway Union They
deny that any Of the union men re-
ported for work. and say they viii
not do go until authorized from head
quarters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

Misses Octayia Kone and Maud Hill
We're visiting friends at Paurs Valley
this week.
Mr.. o. l.. Oldham made business
trip 10 Gainesville this week.
Mr.. Charles Thornton OF Caddo, /.
T., 10 visiting his aunt. Mrs. j. C..
Wilder, OF this city this week.
Mrs. j. c. Wilder Misses Edna Law
renee. Lula Thornton and Mr.. Charles
Thornton, attended the picnic at Sui
phur Springs last Thursday. They re-
port most enjoyable time.
Messrs. Joseph kone, Ira Mitchell
and Sim Rlggans are enjoying a few
days rest at the Springs this week.
A large crowd OF young people en-
ioyed the evening most pleasantly at
the social given at the residence Of
Mr.. Lemons last Friday night. Music
conversation and croQuet were the
chief topics Of the evening. after which
elegant refreshments were served
Rev. McMlnn left last Monday for
Golden City. No, being called by a
telegram announcing the serious ILL
ness OF his father.
Mr.. NJ. IL. Campbell OF Leonard. Tex.
IS visiting his daughter. Mrs. c. Il.
HALEY this week
Nj. J, +. Beely made business and
pleasure trip to Purcell last sunday.
Mr.. c. II. Gecr and Mrs NJ. V. Lid
dell. both OF this city, were quietly
married at the NJ. L. church south
In this city last Wednesday might.
Rev j. j. Lovett officiating.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

McKeesport, Pa. July 15.-At mid
nisht everything here is quiet, though
groups OF strikers are marching up
and down Fourth avenue Ms II they in
tended 20 stay out all night Tho for
elgners residing on Fourth and Jerome
streets are standing about in mobs dis.
en9sing she situation and are appar-
entity determined not 70 retire WITH
tomorrow and It Is thought they arc
preparing for mn attack on the enc
plospfs when they 20 into work at
3 o.elQci, Fit,y deputies nra % guard
VIII orders 90 club or shoot 4, nscea.
sarl o. pr5foct rctumiur STRIKERS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

Colinesneil. Tex, July 15.--The ne
gro Dutch Griffith, who ravished the s.
year-old daughter OF white man
named Fondren. was given an examln-
ing trial yesterday and pleaded guilty.
According 10 his story the father OF
tho girl gave him a whipping and told
MIN II he said anything about IL he
would be hung. Some time ago the
negro nearly killed his aged father
and was serving out his sentence as
a county convict for that offense. He
80 now IN jail at Woodville.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

Egg Harbor city, n. Y. n
Forest fires that have been nd
this section for several days n
swept over an area Of mon N
acres. Last night the condita|
fairs looked serious and the \
for several miles around Fr.|
out TO fght the flames. Altho.l
met with some success in chad
course Of the fire. there is stn|
danger that many buildings Wi
destroyed. Among the bu.lal
ready burned were those On n
of Congressman j. j. Gardns.
ing his fine country resldsna
Bridgeport. The dwelling d q
Gus Williams was also destrg.
fierce fire is now sweeping ihfk.
dense woods in the lower pei
lOway township and is headss .
toward Hewitt town. 1t Il hi
to form any estimate Of the
present. The principal loser, ii
will be the owners Of the tinbsl
large sections OF which have liss
by the flames.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16
NEW BUSINESS ,rovE.
Chicago Preparing for south AmeFi-
can Trade.

Cincinnati. July i5.-The board of
trade and transportation OF this city
last night opened up Its new depart
ment OF commercial education. The class
starts out with a number OF young
men employed in our largest manu-
featuring industries. The plan Is to
prepare them for becoming efficient
agents to represent the industries and
trade Of Cincinnati IN foreign countries
especially in the Southern republics.
where the Spanish and Portuguese Lam
guages are spoken.
At present instruction viii be given
only at night, but it's the intention to
open up a regular day school In Sep
TENDER. The services OF Professor p.
+. Walker OF the University OF Gin
cinnati have been secured to instruct
the classes In Spanish, French and
Italian. Most OF the pupils who have
Joined the class already speak Ger
man. The course OF study Is 70 in
clude Spanish. Portuguese, French.
Italian, history of commerce, CONNER
ciai and Industrial geography, interna-
tional and mercantile law. commercial
and shipping laws OF Central and
South America, Mexico and the West
Indies, etc.
Mr. James Page is the only represen-
tative OF the board OF trade authorized
TO establish agencies in Spanish-Amer-
lea for business firms here under the
auspices OF the board OF trade. He IS
now in Brazil, but has already opened
up depots for the reception of goods
froIn Cincinnati manufacturers at Car
acas, Santos Brazil, Tmaataye, La
Guayra, Buenos Ayres. Argentine Re-
public. Bahia, Honduras, Cartagena
Colombia and Rio de Janelro.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16
The south Enid War

South End. o. T., JULY u
tempt was made at about sSel
morning to blow up the ohsf|
crosses the creek at a distance i
$50 yards north. The bridge w
ed by soldiers. The explos'oa
little harm. Two carriage
deputies, from North Enid
Enid between IL and u oe1i
night with a number OF men
tackled them with sticks a..
them out of town. The grea'n
the soldiers stationed were s,u. /.
Creek by special train. y
some party or parties unknqsl
destroyed the telegraph WIZ
Oklahoma Telephone COMPANY :
Enid,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

Decatur, Tex, July l5.--sidney Booth.
young man IS years OF age, aud son
OF the late Col j. w. Booth OF this
place, shot and instantly killed Andrew
Coffee, a negro about o'clock last
night Coffee came here from Fort
Worth short time since and was EN-
pluyed = dish-washer at the Summit
hotel Booth fred three shots. two OF
which took effect The shooting was
occJsloned by former difficulty. I'm
medateiy after the shooting, Booth
surrendered TO the officers and was
placed In JAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16
THE BUDGET FROM DALLAS.
BTU BATCH OF PRISONERS FOR
THE PESITEsTIARy.
aed by Twenfy-seven Prom III
so-A Negro womnn's Jealousy
Results In the stabbing of Her
Riyai-A Peculiar Robbery.

Dallas, Tex, July 1.-THE following
prisoners with sentences as given. LEFT
on the $40 Texas and Pacific train for
tic Rusk peniteniiary in charge OF
onicer H. c. Reeves:
w. A. Hamilton, two years. forg-
cry, white; John Benna, twelve years.
robbery, white, Henry Cane, two years
forgery. white: ia Love, two years
taeft. white: Charles zeffery, two years,
tnefi, white: Charles Huffman, two
years, burglary. white; Jim Jones. col
eplored. two years. VIII Tigner. col
ored. two years. theft, Jake Yeager,
colored. Offering TO bride an officer.
two years.
The above were Joined By twenty
seven prisoners from FL Paso. making
thirty-seven in all
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

Left a nmilioa. Ne GunbIss, aad is
Nov IN jail.

peiroi. Mich july ia. ]. White
man az one time member Of tn.
Minueaoia senate thc son Of a milton
airc and worth ssQo-Ooo in his own RIGHT.
occupies cell in the central station.
Wnen arrested he gave the name Of
Frederick Henry Cooper but he was
recognized by a former chum in the
columbia law college Of which he is
tn4aua'e. Tonight he made fun con
lesion i,. TO Detective Baker. whlteman
alssa IN panville, KY. His father now
hhs, ~ mad made him executor OF
ms wiii without being required to give
MIN. me result was he had nearly a
on dollars at his disposal. Most
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

New York. July i5.-A ~ |
years of age registered :, Y
zales hotel. Hoboken, On l..
John Powers. was found IT. ~
this afternoon. Death !.
have resulted from an VA
morphine. II was at fra, KS, XVI
he was from WashInrtc',, ','. 4
and effects seem to show" . "
name was 7. w. Relllv va,
Tenn. When he first Wen, n
zales hotel he said he Wa ~
reply from President CO..
corning an appointment y.
letters found In his posses.,,- !
from President CleyeIand.s y,
rotary. Mr.. Thurber. His ~ KY
before his advent in Hobcts. I,
traced to a boarding houss
avenue. this city. where a ,,s.V
ters from all over Ire c,,,..I
found. He was employed !,
agent of the New York IN ~
company. =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16
An nIEh, In calIforn,r.

San Francisco, Cal, July ib-An
trn'na are moving approximately on
srheaule time. The Sesibouna 5srr-
lpnd Hnldh hiss been tiel ~ al ogden
nffifea t s4craiugHto about noon with
9 NUN Der ~ passengers An earf.
LqunI oYgMant wpigl ieft sarrs msnts
y aitrlay reached Reho thia eyanlns
Without Interference An local teAlhs
az summing nader a military sscors
70 vars are sent W sdptnce % the
outlines To preclude thu rasslbliifv IL
tAoir being disuhrd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

OF the money was iny... s
securities In New York s ~. h
OF 1t belonged to Nj, i .,at h
hyirg In Duluth, whitemsssi-
dicted to gambling. ~ y NJ
pine lands that aid = 'nsh,
and suddenly found hisao. ~,
cial shoals. 1t is assar s,,'asslf &
appropriated a large IA !
sisters share OF the e az I'm 4,
came identified with a es 40 I
who have been doing b s,as q,
ferent parts OF the r,'A's'
under arrest here for ce,
James r. Dewitt. In "a ss,.ap'llS
check for $50 on the acsN ss 4
Whiteman said In hls e rs9'c
ne was a moral and rs n''>''
and that gambling IA ss'''l
downfall. The police tb,s, sAa
aohe crooked work in New y,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

Texas and Pacific --hAs .isl
aud 1880 "a. ma, 4iiO an.
West. plO5 n. m. hisss
ana rexns-North. iiitv nrl
=, mi south. di25 a. ri~ ~,
Rock tainnd---5i go q. mg Il.
Fort worm ami Denver,. ~
1850 .. IA. gort ""tas,ii
Srnntie--1 ifJO u. m. 6,iiI
Trxas Ceufrnl-Si.u y. ~ ~
GuiE Colorado and anaath,
6inO q. ni., Si15 y. in.i fsnis
a.. Ilf2s D. M ~. .snsf5f
western, Oi:,U n. M
tai, S.f5 n. ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

ST. Louis, July ia spseA
Republic from MARSHALL y.
About thirty persons were p's'
eating ice cream last week = " "
ion. ten miles south or tmn 4.
have been under physician s, (
Mrs. r.. l.. Donham has ols.
agony and two or three chllei-'
the point of death. II Is sugf y.
the milk was poisoned ~ ~ X
vessel with a copper bottom
cause can be assigned 50 i'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

Washington, July s.-Governmeut
officials in this clt5' who have been
connected with movements OF the ad-
ministratlnn during the strike were al
lowed 10 rest today. No reports OF i'm
portHrce were received rnd no others
sent out. No action has US yet been
alkcn toward recalling the troops
from Chicago. but II everything re-
very short time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

Garland, Tex, July by Yesterday
at the picnic at white Rock, two men
became Involved in fight with a man
who was selling ice cream on me
grounds, Mr.. Jesse Jones attempted
70 separate the combatants aud re-
ecrived an ugly knife wound upon the
hand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

s. John * ~ dpiy is-rhe Cook
gteen'and expedition oa the steamer
Ninnda a5rire4 here tbla ioornlng
IAa Heam1r's compass s. cat % or
DER ani U.s. renlirs VIII ha enattst
acre Kht gNptditioH has sdcured the
s. Ices vi df pumrny tha wel-knoun
leP pilot VINO wns with the PERRY tx-
pedii'pu on me stenmfr KITE phe
tonight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16

Detroit, Mich. July a.,
from Big Rapids. Mich, "a n
Press says. that probably 4 h
men. women and children, IN
of a ten-mile section Of ths !.
part of Isabella county. a,e
on account OF forest fires. tbs'1
only smouldering. the flres ~
ing much suffering and tr.ri'
numbering camp of the CAL i,
company was totally Desired
many acres OF green tiiuh, |
small sawmllls and many !
crops bridges. fences, etc h,
burned. but there has been & /
life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-16
international nicycle Rnces

Antwerp. July 1.-THE International
Cyclists association has fixed the date
for the races OF the amateur champion
ships of the world. The races will be
one mile, six miles and half and
sixty-two miles and a half and will
take place IN this city August u and
49, The professional championship will
be held August is.