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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10
KANSAS FREE TnINKERs.
Pass RESOLUTIONS Which Creute Much
Hitter Feeling,

Topeka, Kan, Sept 9,-The Kansas
Free Thinkers closed their state con
vention here today with an open at
tack. The sentiments expressed by the
speakers have greatly aroused the cit.
liens In concluding the exercises to-
day the following remarkable resolu.
ton was adopted.
We, citizens OF Kansas, and citlzenp
OF the United States, do hereby beg the
privilege Of presenting this earnest
wish to your excellency, Grover Cleve-
land president OF the United States:
lnasmuch as there has been granted
70 every citizen of the United States
the constitutional rights or life, libcr-
~ and the pursuit OF happiness" and
inusmuch as there has been granted
by natures laws the divine right OF
being well born, and
lnasmuch as we see the rich armed
against the poor ana the poor driven
10 selling their bodies and souls and the
man selling his manhood and woman
her virtue Tor food and raiment.
therefore, we the undersigned do
humbly beg, pray and entreat, nay de-
mand, that you take off your crown,
vacate your throne, lay down your
sceptre and take yourself away from
the sight Of human eyes forever.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Buffalo, N, Y, Sept s.-rhe executive
board Of the Knights OF Labor will hold
its regular session here beginning To-
morrow. Grand Master Workman Sow
ereign and Grand Secretary Mcclure
are here Speaking OF the recent great
strike, Mr.. Sovereign tonight declared
that he was decidedly opposed to the
strikes, 81 can imagine" said he, that
an emergency might arise that would
JUSTIFY a strike. but generally speak
Ing, only temporary victories are ac-
complished In that way. Strikes widen
the breach between labor and its EN-
ployers. All strikes are Illegal and
strikers are criminal. Workmen must
look Tor relef TO some other sources"
When the committee gets throurh
here It will adjourn to meet In New
Orleans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Much Damage Done In Pcnnsylvnnin
The Rain General.

Bethlehem. Pa, Sept. o,--An area OF
one square mile suffered from last
nights cloudburst. The food reached
the second story OF houses on Gophe
street and Mount street, Spruce street,
Old Bethlehem. and Second street in
South Bethlehem The damage to pri-
vate property is estimated at $4,000 and
to highways 10000, That no lives were
William Simmer was caught In the
flooded districts are very poor and are
suffering from want OF assistance. Dur
ing the storm the lightning struck the
residence OF President Wilbur Of the
Lehlgh Valley, the municipal building
and the ROchells furniture store do
ing little damage. however. Han stones
az large as walnuts fell.
The funeral cOTtege OF the late Mrs
hail and ran away. Mrs j. n simmer
storm, returning from the cemetery.
Tho horses took fright at the peltlng
vented. He reported at once to General
Of West Bethlehem had her arm frac-
turcd and Mrs. Curtis. wing was picked
up unconscious, is in a precarious con-
dltlOu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10
a HERMIT MunDnnEp.
Thieves Attack Him with an Az
Was Very wealthy.

Detroit, Mich, Sept. o.-Charles v.
Chauvln, &c years OF age. and a wealthy
citizen OF Crosse Point township. was
found foully murdered In his home on
the Crosse Point road northeast OF the
city late this afternoon The murder.
ers nave not been caught. but the Of
fcers claim to be close upon their trail
Chauvin lived as a hermit In an isn-
lated place. Joseph Groesbeck. a cousin
OF the deceased. called at his home
late this afternoon and discovered
Chauvin's dead body on the floor. on
his head were three terrible wounds,
evidently inflicted by an axe The muir
uorers then ransaclSed the house. but
probably found nothing OF much value
as Chauyin kept little money with him.
Persons In the vicinity claim to have
seen two men so to Chauvln's cabin
this morning and afterward start from
there toward the city Chauvin had
lived as hermit for eighteen years. He
was once a member OF the Michigan
legislature and held various local no.
siuons OF trust. was an Intelligent stu
dent and Is estimated TO have been
worth upward OF $500, 900, Three other
attempts at robhing and killing him
had been made, but It WAS well known
OF late that he kept nothing OF value
In his house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Chicago. Sept "a severe electrical
storm, accompanied by high winds,
passed over Northwestern Iowa, North
ern Illinois and Indiana, this evening,
accompanied by heavy thunder and
lightning and torrents Of rain and hail.
Murshalltown, Clinton and Davenport,
Ia, report considerable damage, nu-
merOus buildings and trees being
strhclS by lightning ana telegraph and
telephone poles prostrntcd. Similar re-
ports come from Rochelle. Blooming
ton, Gnlrsburg ElRin and other MI
nOis towns and from Columbia City,
Fort Wayne and South Bend, Ind. In
this city numerous shade trees and
small outbuildings were blown down.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10
SPORTING NOTES.


Louisville, KY Sept. 9.-Mr. Tom
Landrum, chairman OF the executive
committee OF the Louisville Fair and
Driving association, has Just given
out the program for the fall trotting
and pacing meetin. The meeting will
be held on October %. "a, 20 and &c. The
entries VIII close October G. National
Trottlng association rules will govern
all races unless otherwise provided.
All races to be three TO five In harness
except 2year-old race, which will be
two In three. and yearllng race, miles
dash. An effort will be made to bring
Robert j. Joe Patchen. Allx and other
crack trotters and PAGERS here. The
executive committee is meeting with
more encouragement than they had
hoped for from all sides, and are re-
celylng congratulatory letters from all
over the country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10
FEARS OF FOREST FIRES.
A STIFF GALE MAKES THE PEOPLE
FEAR THE woRsTa
AZ Mnny Places the Citizens Put In
the sabbath nay Fighting 10 Save
Themselves nnd to Save Their
Towns-Duiuth on Fire.

Duluth. Mimi, Sept. o.--F'orest fires
were renewed again today in this re-
gion by heavy southwest gale which
steadily Increased In force. The bright
sun was shut out and the horizon again
took on the slckly yellow coat Of thu
fatal Saturday. a week ago. There was
great excitement here and every one
rushed 10 telegraph and train dispatch.
ers' offices. The sensation was inten-
sized by the breaking out VI fires In
the city limits. Fire crcpt around in
uie u,,dergrJwth at Oneota and caused
some apprehension, for this Is near the
Meseba ore docks. Then an alarm
came In from Duluth Heights. suburb
which Is surrounded by timber.
The fire department sent up de-
tachment which a little later sent for
n fire engine. Then excitement was at
Fever heat for news had been coming in
OF the side tracking OF st. Paul ana
Duluth passenger train because OF fires
on all sides, Mora, ON the Eastern
Minnesota, was reported ahre.
AT Kerrick the inhabitants put in the
afternoon lighting the fire, but thought
In the evening the danger was over.
Barnum, too, mad a narrow escape AT
the afternoon. At Kimberly ON the
Northern Pacific only a large gang OF
railway lubarers saved the town.
There wac II state Of terror among the
refugees OF Pine city when the 81.
Paul and Duluth train passed through,
for IL was feared another cyclone of
fire was at hand. At o'clock the
wind shifted from southwest TO north
west. thus driving back the flames, and
at II O'Clock had almost entirely died
out. No danger Is now feared unless
the gale springs UP again,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Hillsboro, Tex, Sept. s.-At the re-
vival tent meeting last night the Rev.
DE- Weaver preached an eloquent ana
forclble sermon.
The last quarterly conference for
THIS year OF the NJ. E. Church will he
held here tomorrow by the REV. Mir.
Wyatt, +. H., Of Corslcana.
The Hillshorp Rides held a called
meeting last night to consider an in.
Nitation rendered them by the IoVd
Rides of Fort Worth TO be their guests
on Thanksgiving day. The matter was
deferred until their next regular meet
inS, but from expressions heard nom
the individual members 1t IA regarded
as certain that they Will accept the in,
vitation.
Mayor Sorrells received a telegram
today from H. NJ. Noel 4 Co. OF 81
Louis accepting his offer OF bonds. The
oifor was at par.
Captain William A. Field, formerly
editor of the Hlllshoro Reflector who
has been at the national capital for the
past eight months. returned home last
night accompanied by his family. who
have been visiting in Galveston for sew
eral mcnths.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

London, Sept. S,-rhe ~. ~
OF the Times at shanvs,i =
as follows; An extracrdIr,,. ~ 4
has arrived at Tien M,
birthday presents from 4,
Corea to the dowager ens,... !.
The mission will proceed y s n
A Collision between chIns y ~. 4.
anese forces occurred ns. ,'i \ Y. I
on September l. Tha ,s,a n 4
known. - '"4R !
Inc growing crops have ,.,.,.
a height as 10 make mlii,,.. !
tons almost Impossible 4,
from Tien Tsln says IA. Il. Is
minister has signed a coh,sn,s,,a. Z
the vlceroy providing for NJ y.
Ing Of the Chinese lines wlth Y.
burmah and other parts al ~.
The United States war NH u.
has arrived at Tien Tsln, TS.
news which has been recely.s !,
Tsin thus far Is considered ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

mIttee. In the Seventh district NJ. w.
Howard, who was Democratic dele
gate to the Chicago convention and
author OF book entitled Christ Came
to Congress-" has announced hifnseit
as an independent Democratic candi-
date for congress against Congressman
benson. the regular nominee. me
KoIbites. Populists and Republicans
are making a desperate effort 10 cap
ture several North Alabama districts
by running rich Republicans for con-
gress, and think they will win on the
protection plank because Of the iron
and coal Industries In this section. w.
=. Aidrlch. millionaire mine owner.
Is she Republican. Populist and kolo,
tie nominee In the Fourth district and
II. Aldrlch, his brother, also rich
mine owner has declared his candida
cy In the Ninth district and will be
nominated by the same parties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10
THE DEAD cOMTE.
queen Victoria Expresses Her Deem
sympathy for the Dend.

Queen Victoria Expresses Her n.o,
sympathy for the Dead.
London. Sept, "a large nun,ber a.,
persons visited the stowe house to-
day to take last look at the body
OF the comte de Paris. the head of the
royal house of France. who died ves-
terdayl 1t became generally knovn
mat the public would be admitted 10
.he mouse ane this had the effect Of
craving many persons through Gu.
ilosi'y' as Stowe house had nor before
m many years been open to tho nuh-
nc, numerous vehicles carried visitors
mhie hundreds walked 10 the house.
~ the long avenue. All were 49,
no,ty, orderly and showed genuine SYM
hy with the afflicted family The
10y was lying upon the bed unon
hsmSa ene eomte had died. In the
bTsns, which We're crossed upon the
soo, was large crucifix Al the
100. OF the bed was tri-colored t,aS
s turled. a priest and Several
~ @ OF the family watched over
,onlshts court circular saws, ",rba
49,, received yesterday morning with
~ .een concern the news of the Ace 81 -
uhe Comte de Paris. HIS rovsI hi,,S "
, ness was related 10 her tas.,.
Of n,5da nus late mother. the Duchess
VINO was a cousin OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Gainesville, Ten. Sept. &C. NJ. Kelly
OF Era wns In the city Saturday.
A, A. HauBe Of Rosston was In the
city Saturday.
O. Mead left this morning for weav-
ertohn, N. Y.
Row DR.. LitueSr penlson was in the
city yesterday.
U. y. Smith returned from a trip
yesterday evening.
Mrs, W. II. Purcell went to Fort
Worth this morning
X a, sneod came down from Paula
valley yesterday
capt G. W, Blnyon left for Fort
Bill this morning.
MT M, Mulllna came home yostcr-
uay 10 spend Sunday with his faml-
8. Cartwright and son or San Nu-
justine ore registered ut the Lindsay.
MIR, George Tdunthouse OF PMtts-
burg No. Ia visiting relatives IN the
Capt Il. NJ. and W. II. daughorty
ictt yesterday evening for sugcuh, 1.
Charles Hemming came In yesterday
IRON ArdmorO to spend Sunday.
carr Persons left this morning for
j. II. NJ. Patterson leaves tonight
Tor st. Loula
MrB. f. q. Ward Of Purcell who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Patrick, returned home to-
day
Mr. Arthur Carr lett today for COL
iiegg station 90 attend the college at
that place,
Josse Bird and John Burma will lonye
Monday for Louisville, Ky. to attend
medical lectures
Miss Lula Rengan leaves Monday to
O, u. '''''''
Mr Burnett the general manager Of
Tue Nupies-Rluttcr Grocer company.
returned today from "a profitable trim
through the Indian Territory Ia behalf
Of his firm.
Mr. Glide Moon leaves Monday for
'oiIeRe station To attend school.
e. NJ. stevens. who has returned
rom thlcagp,Haya that TeNilg is uehead
or an places he has been Hn far.
Jim Cohen leaves tonight FOR Hon
place,
musical entertainment was given
by Mrs Kahn at her residence sat
kahn OF Dallas
Two OF j, 9. Waahington's aud two
or Judge O. Louis daughters came
town from the Territory yesterday and
went on to bowling Green. Ky. with
Prof Chhcll To enter tho Potter coll
lege OF that place.
The nOtoriul convention will meet la
gainesville next Saturday, September
10 AZ o'clock, for the purpose OF nom
mating iioater TO represent cook
Denton aud Wise counties in the ap.
ploaching legislature. There will be
number OF delegates present aud
some steps should be tal,on 10 SEQ thnt
shey are properly entertained,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
NEwsy ITEMS FROM Our OWN
CORRESPONDENTS.
A Budget OF New. from Granbury--
Cotton Rapidly Coming in-nUsi-
ness Of NIL Kinds ProspcrIng--rhe
budget from GnincsviIIe,.

Granbury. Tex, Sept. g.-Rey. Swift
ger, president OF the Wentherford col
iege, Is visiting here and looking after
the Interest of his school.
NJ. H.shanley Is home again after
several months absence In the North.
c. II. Hightowcr Of Dallas and Rev.
j. Il. Hlghtower and family OF Millsap
have been in town this week ON d visit
to their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. o.
Hightower.
II. G. Gortrell. formerly citizen VI
this county. but now Of Cuba. Johnson
county. was attending court this week.
Miss Pearl Gordon visited relatives at
nlundale this week.
Knights j. c. Lees and family, Ed
Doyle, l.. ii. Eddy and a. v. Harald-
son returned this week from the en-
campment ut Washington.
p. b. Hllburn Is now holding the
bookkeeper's desk down at a. T.. Cor
dons Bluffdaie store.
Miss Lou Johnson Of Moran Is visit
ing the family OF her uncle, DR.. j. II,
Lancaster.
Miss Ida Holman OF Fort Worth rs
visiting her niece, Mrs. q. l.. Pate OF
this place
Dan Garland or chickusha, 1. n.
spent few days last week In the city
with relatives
T.. O. Lewis OF Thorp Springs Is In
the indian territory looking after hls
stock interests there
=. II. Dawson OF Alvin Is up visiting
MS family. He Win teach school In
that vicinity tho coming season.
Misses Cox, Stradlcy, Bass and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Duluth, MINI. sept. AT 2 o'clock
this fternoon the operator at More on
the Eastern Minnesota, was chatting
with the operator at Duluth about Che
threatening OF the fire Ten minutes
later he said TITS getting awful hot
down here, The people have nearly all
taken refuge In Snake river and I'll
have TO follow unless there's a let up"
lust few minutes passed and he
said; II fly, thirty" Tests OF the wires
a few minutes later proved they had
gone UP and II has been impossible to
raise More since. The people took
warning In time and all are believed to
be safe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

j. p. Cole. the well known citizen who
died at the Grand hotel here last sat
urday' presents the singular spectacle
OF well-to-do man dying without a
soul claiming to be near and dear
relative. He Is said to own about
100000 worth OF property, Undertaken
Cause wired to Washington to a broth
err supposed TO be there, but no answer
mas neen received Judge Randle is
acting as the dead mans Temporary
administrator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10
Alabama Congregational Campaign.

Memphis Tenn, Sept. "A special
to the Commercial-Appeai from Bir-
mingham, Ala, says; Late last night
Col. NJ b. Foster and II. Chapman
withdrew from the face Cor the Dem
oeratic congressional nomination In
the sixth district. leaving the fight be-
tween Congressman ]. II, Bankhend,
chairman OF the house committee on
public buildings and grounds. and Tor,
Long, Of Jasper. The convention of the
district, failed 10 make n nomination
after OIL ballots and ordered primary
for the 22nd instant. II Is now con-
eeded that RafIhhead Will win. though
Long has taken an appeal from the ac-
tion OF The convention to the state COM.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10
OLD VETS-ARE GATHERING.
one HUNDRED THOUSAND VISITORS
IN PITTsDURG.



Piftsburg. Sent, p-"Comrades" and
e.,a,,,. h,',.o h,sar, aooi,irs t,,,o p,,ts
,i'e''us ''''e 49, "Y - i'.s
burg all DAY ana night taxing COM
plete possession of the city. 1t is es-
tirnated that on the night before the
| ...t.. - a. ,htvs ,,ta.t
Opehihs VI '"e ny ~ iN'ioi'''
encampment at least lVVoOV VISITORS are
here. and tomorrows' arrivals will swell
tho rumber tbree or fonr tir,es
80
copious shower Ici inns aLterhooh'
| clearing the atmosphere and tempering
| the heat. so that sight seers have had
rio,s.,t u,ao+h.- mil va ~ aee,,,,
Pie"S"i' "e"'iei' inns H"u 'he eliect
Of crowding the streets to an extent
never before witnessed in Pittsburg,
r.ttoh Z, ,,ata ot,t ,,,,., 49,, o.. a..
..,'.'.,s 80
quietuue On tHe 'appa'h' Inc su'oohH
We're closed, of course, but other bus
mess was transacted in a way that
made the average citizen think that he
| was away from home and witnessing
some other place not 80 stin in the OBJ
servance Of the blue laws The univer-
sal comment of the visitors regarding
| the decorations and display of patriot
ism is that at no time in the past at
an encampment has Pittsburg been out
| done. The display is lavish and in the
majority of cases. neat and tasty. As
/ the different visiting posts arrive they
| are met by escorts detailed from the
local regiments OF the national guard
and with flying colors and bands play
ing are taken to the places assigned
/ them, cheered to the echo by the
throngs on the sidewalk. The bust
I ness of the citizens committee. though
enormous Is being transacted in a
soldlerllke way, and The ground is COW
efed thoroughly.
UP to a late hour tonight no accl-
dents have been reported. The naval
veterans VINO arrived today are es-
taDlisheu IN quarters In steamers on
the rivers htted up for their use, Old
uhe are certainly being vivldly recall
Gu 10 thein' Tor they are living under
stri sui, huVal uiscipllne, on their ships"
"Iiu Sce"h u Ne enjoying II TO the full
extent
, among me noted arrivals today were
Two men from Honolulu. They repre-
sent the run, membership OF the q. A.
H. In hawaii and We're determined to
De present az me last encampment
"iIiCh they VIII likely ever enjoy.
The Woman's Relief Corps head
quarters IN parlor No. ?, Monongahela
mouse mas been place Of activity all
day. No business was transacted, but
as each member Of the corps arrives
she VIII be taken TO the headquarters
ana maze TO reel at home. Friendships
were renewed. new acquaintances made
and plans talked over for the business
meetings Of the week. Among the u =
rivals Of this corps today are: Mrs
Armilla a. Cheney Of Detroit, national
treasurer; Mrs, Amanda L. Newcomb
of vermont, junior Vice-president; Mrs.
Jennie Meyerhoff OF Evansville. Ind.
senior Nlce-president; Mrs. Elizabeth
l'eafcy klhnle OF san Francisco, ma
lional PRESIDENT MRS Julla ). Conklin
a. a. I1Nn il wy Vhu'ruiah oil ue national
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

stephenville. Tex. Sept. 9.-In the
local option election yesterday for this
precinct. embracing nearly 1000 voters.
the saloons were victorious by 102 ma
jorlty.
It is now generally believed that the
cotton crop In this section Will be
largely above the average, notwith-
standing the rayaRes OF the boil worm
In restricted localities. Planters, how
ever are somewhat Indifferent about
gathering the crop mt G cents a pound.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10
BIoodshed iu cuh.

Madrid. Sept. IA dspsm
Havana, Cuba, reports that !
occurred in Villa France. nai
city, owing TO the discontsu, On
among the inhabitants by ths ii
common land. A mob made 4
tack upon those who had puruAisl
land and did considerable tanii
their property. Further trouhA
ing to bloodshed is feared an! u
have been sent TO prevent It
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Groesbeeck, Limeitone Co.. Tex.
Sept. s.-Rlchard Burleson. convicted OF
murder. appealed ana was taken TO
Coraicann for safety.
Cotton is coming in from every dlrec-
tion and much more than half is gath
cred OF first picking. Our gins In town
have glnned 79s bales It Is selling for
g IL and cents.
We have two new firms. ]. T.. Levy
OF Conslcana has opened a general gro
Gerry store. Bernesteln has also opened
a confectionery. etc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10
nIcYcLEs n THE sRs''
ApraeticnI Test Made b, LIS
Donovan.

Omaha. Neb., Sept s'7A''l Y
covered with mud and worn ~ \. \
the fatigue Incident to ,' 4. ~.
ney. Lieutenant Donovan =. y r, 81
teenth infantry. stationed Z. M
sell, arrived in this city on .l A. y y,
having left Cheyenne al !, !
day mornlng. He made the u, n Z Z
purpose Of demonstrating % y !, 4 4
department the efee,''eul,s~ "a Z
wheel on a long march. q nu-pls :
wheel rugged up for tns ~
rarrving The usual equippass "a
der I'm the field, which inel 1i H. \
days rations, a Ins,sex,t
,uit revolver, canteeh' esmnasi
rent and thirty ROUNDS 2. ny \
He consumed 1--WE days -, ~ esvS's Z
actual travelling time. ~ riii n
arrive Yesterday. but bAo y : 2
-. 800 ,oiracle The peelss ~
Brooke. That officer VIZ M ,ne " .
with the decentralization z, e.ls *
the wheel for courier pms drafr !,
so recommend q to ne W. W. 4 ~.
and advocate a special ~, p,;'
riders for each Department 70 y Z
VIM maze a detailed roper, fs,rnss
partment OF his ionrhs ,s,aae 10 4
ton Donovan said ne huniiE Y
enort TO cover the 81 X, w
miles In better time than tfs1f z
is required TO make y III, .lhs o.
could have reduced me T, ,s s' 81 =,
did not demand sue"
else.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Baltimore, Md, Sept 9.-Capt. Moore
OF the steamer sedgcmoore reported
that on September 4 at $50 a. m, lat
itude 4d1l, longitude 4L5s, he picked
up two men In dory belongiuN To
ishlhg vessel l.. ~ Is. OF st. Malo,
They hnd become lost from their YES.
sci duriNg q fog aud drifted seven
days without food or water. They We're
exhausted when rescued. and had to
be lifted aboard. Their names are
J.. NJ, Brottcc, Allan Marler and Arne
Francois
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Bellevue. Tex. sept. a,-Tho stores
Of j. W. Wiley. dealer In groceries
merchandise, and Mcssrs. Melton a
spivey, dealers In hardware and agri.
cultural implements, were entered by
burglars last night who suecocded In
carrying on a lot OF clothing. Win
chester rifle, number OF pocket knives,
$50 ~ NNss'N
me new school building at this place
" rapidly nearing completion and *
In the county
" Is reported that the ST Louis and
Texas coal company have sold their