Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21
THE BRENNAN BUDGET
au'o's oArrrns OF DARING
NEGRO BURGLAR


ON Young Ladies'.
BRENNAN. Texas. Juy "a IA, ,,.A,
hanheii Bros. store. on First street, wa,
e,oseu about 10 o'clock and the suppose.
uon mat some one secretcd them.
serves therein before Il Was closed. after
whlea they proceeded to bareias.zs /, Of
complete outfit Of whatever could be
used or conveniently carried.
Mia' Mike Brush. who resides near BY.
saw someone patrollng In front Of tho
store with a stick. and noticed ,hrourl, a
grated window someone on the made
several lights being In the store. but ane
supposed it was some OF tae proprletora
or clerks, seeing they we're SO bola a. %
hold u consultation at the ,yindow ana
pass out Iae stolen articles.
~ Post representative was at the atar.
early Ihufsday morning. and ono OF ihe
eiefks vndeavorod TO GIVE him a LIST of
the things missed, but The isl covered 30
suspicion pointed 10 Grant Mont,ro,ne,v
anu ne was arrested On an old capias
Plollnt Nhu nvlu awaiting further devel.
vpmohN nha ne developments came
the Central freight depot, delivered Ia
ROBERT sloan, colorcd deputy, WORKING
under sheriff reegue on the case. siSs .l5
hnppa
dress gooda, watches' pocket knives 80
Identified ~ the goods sJoen which this
woman SAD Were brought TO her house al
oe.Ock tNis morning by Grant Mont.
picion. -
lie has brother, whom the orr.
gers are nov, looking Tor. who is be-
lleNcd TO De his accomplish, though the
Woman says she dian't see nnv.ne mi
Gran, when the goods were brought 10
her house.
There y nIsel watsn@an employed
street from the store, hut he WAS not on
place.
Grant Montgomery hns ho.n WORKING
around the st0te, attending 10 the chlck-
en- coppn and knew the run OF every.
thing around the stofe, hence suspicion
pointed TO MIN carly this morning.
SERIOUS JOKING.
Thursday evening lieutenant Charles
L. Wilkins accompanied Miss Marquee
rite Fischer Of this city and her guest,
Miss Llbny Damn Of Houston. toaethsr
with crowd from other places. 10 the
insane asylum, and white there were
the victims OF a rough practical Joke.
which CAUSED Miss Dunn 10 FAINT. II
seems that the wofkinen around the
asylum had been. having considerable
uuards by nus SOM nI hg M9lgntssr
while The olhera prvtenuud TO be his
guard, The big fellow would Auddeny
become unmnnageable and the pretend-
Ing guard would create the alarm by
his own apparent alarm and frantic OF.
forts to capture the supposed llnatle
The Joke was perhaps pard0nHble with
me volunteer Guard, but as this party
were leaylng the asylum the bury
ieuow Win a demonleaI yrl and u
hilooua facial cOntottlon bfnka away
from hs prSlended guard, md singing
sister, and | am going to her. and rum
Ming towards her, created considerable
oonsterDatlon. Mr. Milkue said " no
had been armed he would have Killed
the man, but being unnrmtd aud know
Ing that he was physically unable 10
Of him to ahlell Miss Dunii. but be ran
hs Sa M nS wE VA. i noih Mss oap @
tho man from getting 10 her threw up
her hands and sank 10 the ground IN
a faint II was some time before she
could be revived The workman half
way apologlErd but when uphrHided for
such d rough joke on timi1 ladies. grew
Insclent and asked what they were going
A similar Joke was played on one OF
the Brennan young ladies at the en-.
chmpment lew years ago, chuHlng
a nervous prostitution that II took sew
eral days to recover from
SOLDIERS RETURN
The soldier boys have all returned
home together with Brenham'a lnoom-
parable band and are universal In their
praise Of the pleasures or the State en-.
rHmpment " the past ten days.
The Second Regiment band feel CON
fldent that they Will win the prize OF ,3s
aud uniforms, AZ their score was 1875 out
OF possible 200,
PERSONALLY.
Mr. " Schiller went up to Caldwell