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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

The Oriental hotel. Dalaa, Tex; flncst
hotel structure In tho South. the only
first class hotel In the state; on the
American plan; absolutely fire proof.
Rates, $500 TO 600 per day W. j.
Alden. manager. formerly Of Hotel Ven
dome, Boston. Mass.
A. A. Gallagher Chattanooga, Julius
II. Wen. Chicago, r. \. g. Alatthew9,
Ben u. CollenH, Louisville; NJ. - Ter
roll. Denton. S. Mccaulcy Philndei-
phla; Il. 9. Tibbs Jr,. Tcxna y. ] sham
non, Fort worth; H. r. BOYD. Dallnsi
Adoiph AuclSer, Philadelphia u. q,
Crosby ana wife. Austin; @. r. Budwin,
city; $. G, Nullenthall, Lgdoniai Hattie
zelmer. Chicago; Mr., and Mrs. NJ Cans.
Austin; j. G, warren. 81 Louini Henry
Sedan, New York 3. .. MONTGOMERY,
Memphis; chaa. X Harris, paloatlnci
John y. Gillespie, PaleEtine. Frank
Numaein. Kalamazoo; Harry r. Wen
dan, Houston. Cara NJ Lavingo, Guy
of Mexico. Oscar Boren. Cincinnati; !.
c. Hereford. city; Harry Potts. pales-
tine; Jake II. Bergman. Moscow; Miss
Ellie Cohon San Antonio. Harriet Mar
gems, Galveston: II. IL. wlnn. city;
Frank Wlnn. city: Geo. II. uillenpie,
Chattanooga, 8, s. Montgomery,
Memphis. Il. r. Brice, Mcmp his; y.
H. Brice. Quanah: H. ID. Mcdonald.
Paris; DR.. A. Hlrschberg, New York;
Lee Blanchrttc, Beaumont; l.. A. Pcris,
Texas. A. Brownie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25
THE NEWS or A DAY Ar DALLAS.
THE JONES JURY FINALLY pis-
MISSED ny JUDGE CLINT.
He Says He Has Note Rejecting On
Juror and orders the Twelve 10
Go before the Grand Jury--un-
known Man Found Dead.

Dallas. Tex. Dec. 2i.-At II q. m.
today the jury In tho Dr. Jones case,
which has been out since last Thurs
day at 4;So p, M, came into court and
said they could not agree.
Judge Clint asked II there was any
probability OF their reaching verdict
by longer deiiberation. The reply was
that there was not; not even possl-
bl,ity.
Judge Clint then stated that he
had In his hand note fron. member
of the Jury to the sfreet that directly
AFTER they retired one OF their number
boldly announced that haxlready had
his mind made up. and Nhe rest OF
them could weigh the testimony, re-
Meet on the arguments and refer TO
the charge to their hearts content, but
as for him. he would never convict
Ut. Jones for the reason that he knew
capt. Veal and knew him to be a
id scoundrel and hypocrite, and de.
served to be killed; he also knew some
OK the prosecuting witnesses to be OF
the same stripe.
Judge Clint added that the purity OF
the Jury poE ought 70 be maintained
1 at any cost; that u the contents OF the
note were true the juror IN question
was guilty OF perjury and had perhaps
been bflbed, and az any rate was in
contempt. but he would suspend notion
until the grand Jury could make an In
1 visitation. and for that purpose he
ordered the Jury TO appear before the
grand Jury next Thursday morning and
answer such questions as that body
shall see proper to PROFOUND, In the
meantime the jury was DISCHARGED.
The Gazette correspondent called up
on Judge Clint, out he declined TO give
the name OF other the author OF tho
note or or the juror who entertained
such a prejudice against the victim
| OF DR.. Jones.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Dallas, Tex, Dec 2l.-Thls breaks
the record In Texas. Following are the
marriage licenses issued In the county
clerks Office today up to p. m, at
which hour they We're still coming In at
a rapid rate. Thirty are given below
l.. g. Porter and Pearl jackson tcol-
ored), !. r. Rodgers and Bette Benton,
w. q. Sladen and Miss Maud l.. Pagan,
Henry Nehrmeyer and Miss Maggie
Mcdonald. G. Cohen and Miss Esther
Baum, 4, ]. TAYLOR ana Miss Ida T.
Durham, Jas. Rupart and Miss Eva
Fisher, ]. W. Perry and Miss Mary
Lavldla Sheridan. Il, S. Wood and Miss
Matte MoUres, Pins Slnz and Miss
Mary Ankle w. II. Day and Miss Lena
A. Nehrmeyer, c. /. Mckay and Miss
Leila Norris. j. II. Newson and Miss
Annie Wallace, WIN. McShan and Miss
Docey Craft (colured). A. c. Carr and
Miss Eva Peteete lcolored). j. II. Otis
and Miss u. w. Williams, John W.
Morton and Miss Katie V. BOdine.
Thomas Bolton and Mrs. Julia Woods
(colored) Preston c. Day and Miss Ar
thene d. Aulick. Geo. b. Stevenson and
Miss Bertha L. Renner. r, w. Thweatt
and Miss NJ. A. Duncan, S. c. Mccoy
and Miss Myra Pearson, VIM, Johnson
and Miss Addic Kelley (oolored), j, u.
Jones and Miss Matte Brown, Henry
Blancey und Mary Jane Thanicl. A.
II. Young and Nancy Myers, John Ger
ZACH and Laura c. Morley VIM. Do
Jarneatt and Miss Lizzie Hayl, G. W.
Green and Miss Ella Wuodslde. Homer
Mcdonald and Eliza Terrell. or the
above Thomas Bolton and julia Woods
1 tcolorcd) j. Il. Jones and Miss Matte
Brown and VIM De Jarnentt and Miss
Lizzie H7yl were married IN the county
clarh'a pifica
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Chicago. M, Dec. 2l.---i.cwla Stone -
al his home No, 900 lriournvy street.
and awaits arreat upon rhargc OF
having murdered two defehacleas Won't
en- in Jatnostawn, y. ", lilo says ne
Ia Innocent
lio " an expert hricldayer, iormNrV
In the employ OF itm q brick CON
tractors. Ii0 WAS lately employed IN
nuhala and explained his presence IN
Jamestown on tho nlght of the murder
ny saylng that tho train on which ne
was On route to CmaFn stopped at that
city nnd no was obliged o. walt auverAi
houiB FOR another train. lio claims
that the frat he know az the ciamc VAS
when no saw by tho papers that ne
at once surrendered and tho Chicago
ppllee informed him that they were
AWAITING inntruotlona pending which hr
wal irldafod,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Dallas. Tex, Dec, 2i.--Lato yesterday
evening information reached the sher-
ms office that q dead man was on the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad
track Mt Overton's cut. ave miles
south OF the city.
Justice Shelton, Deputy Sheriff John
Bolicl and Undertaken Landerwlck
went down 10 investigate the case and
take charge Of the body.
The dead man had his neck broken,
He appeared 10 be about 50 years old,
and was a large man. There was Moth
Ing on him by which he could be iden-
titled. He had two plugs Of tobacco
with the red seal on them and n pack
age OF Dukes Mixture smoking t0bac-
CO.
The body was taken to Linske's
undertaking establishment. and Judge
SHELTON is waiting for further testi-
mony before closing the case and rem
derlng a verdict.
II IL not known whether the mans
neck was broken by blow from some
one. or whether he was struck by an
engine.
Yesterday a man answering the de.
scrption OF deceased. IN an advanced
state OF intoxicntlon. was seen near
Honey Springs with a woman. They
were walking and the woman was
stendying the man Sheriff Cabell be-
lieves the couple separated somewhere
south OF Oak clif. and that the w0-
man went 10 oak Gin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25
BUDGET OF NEWS FROM WACO.
TING HoIinAy TRADE aENARis-
AnIN coon TINS YEAR.
Heavy increasr OF Receipts AT tho
rosscn'ee--cascs OF caic,sen choi-
era--A Newspaper Changes Hands.
A Negro Dies suddenly

Waco. Tex. Dec. sa-That tho holi-
day trade OF Waco this season is ecilps-
Ing the business OF any other season
In the history OF the city la the uni
Versal expression OF all the business
men and merehan,e. The express OF
Aces and the postoiIiee report an I'M
crease OF fully 90 per cont IN natl ana
packages over previous years. At the
possoidoe there was regular crush
AL day and long lines OF people stood
at the different windows. An unus-
ually large number OF reopls from tho
country and small towns ,hronxcd the
city all day. The usual accompaniment
or Christmas, the fireworks ilend. has
taken possession OF the city. doapite
police vigilance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25
GAINI,sAuIE.

isyille, Tex, Dec. 2i.-J. w. Phil
II Ardmore, was in the city "
Mannett Potter Is home from
70 spend the holidays with her
Ella Harris returned last night
se.lon whore she has BEEN at
rs school to spend the holidays
Il; Clark. of Era, left to-day for
n'n'a visit to his old home In Ken
4 y, Cunningham and his daughter,
Aay, left to-day for Middletown'
May Petty and Miss Barnett
re'prned from the North Texas
N College at Sherman 10 spend
ohdays at home.
n Lindsay will return home from
Elngton Tonight.
smith has recently erected a
s.oIe building on the corner OF
L'n and Broadway ST Gets
artefian well contrac Tor hes the
rrset at work today and Is pns n
Eve rapidly, having reached 4
spenee, head miller at Bsady
mill, sufferfd from n serious a.
H. Yesterday. The third fingar Of
oss' nand was caught in the e.er 4
TX me flesh on the inside OF his
Il vas stripped off 20 tae bone.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Queenstown, Dee. "a. Arrived
gieamer chphaionn. Boatpn. Tor Liver
pool,
Rotterdam. Dec 2f.--Arfived. Steam-
cf Sparhdsmn, New York.
Liverpool. Dec. A.-Arriyed; steamer
Bogtonia. New York.
Now York. Dee -. Arrived Steam
'nrs aichicnn. Iirlstoi. Ludgate I'LL
London; Spain, London.
New orleans. la. Dec. 2i.-cleared;
steamship Traveller. Liverpool. Ia Pasa
New York; Aubo. orimsby via Newport
News.
Port Eads. Dee 2i.--ArriFrd. atcnm-
ships VI Poso. Gardner New York;
costa. Ilica Ogr.) Kelly. Liverpool; E3-
oaiona (Br.) Ncven SAieils. Louisiana.
eager. New York.
SAILED: steamship AGO. Rotterdam.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

iife WAS always weieomed to the city
b. the Dallas lodyc.
Miss Gladys Wallle, who Is now the
ieadlnE lady OF the Patti Rosa com
pany, wen many fi'iends among the
Dailns Elks last night by her riquant
grace and oha-ming manner. Joe Cav
thorn was, OF course, the Source OF hui
NOR In unlimited quantities
The members OF the lodge present
were: W. r. Landner, =. W LinslSle.
Jack IL. Frost Harry Frees. A. l..
nairston, W. IL. Stratton. Percy o.
Beirne. c. c. Lane. James III. Steere.
=. +. Kelly, z. II. r.. Green and A. L..
Hodge.
The members Of the Patti Rosa COM
pany present were: Joe CLwthorn. Joe
Newman, presiding; Maurice Darcy. O.
w. Irish, u. NJ. Gregory, Gus kline.
Roy Thayer. Yanls Newell, Miss Gladys
Wallis. Miss Fannie T.. Jacobs. Misa
Florence Hamilton. Miss Jessie Caw-
thorn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

!. rittseurg, Tex. Dec. ai.--Miss Novel.
4. Lassater has returned to her home
IN town this week. "'
j. J. Tapp, OF Athens. spent a tex,
Gays here this week.
Mrs, +. NJ. Jones Is at home FINN n
visit in Collin county. ''''' =
., Mrs; Fred symmonds, Of Tyler Is
spending the holidays here.
ot,ar ss josie Baird has returned home
"ltsr several months visit at Dallas
mrs. Cox, OF Campbell, will spend tn,
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n Fd-
Mrs. NJ. L Morris. Of Oak cur. Is
,ns guest of her mother. Mrs. Wake
MI. Dyer. of winsboro, was here this
MT. sam I.oiSett and family Of Tyler
nave moved to this place
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25
IHE LtxOWlTEs IN A MuuuLE.
Nh. rAnlsnunsr DOESN'T Lli<H
cEnrAsN THINGS Ar ALL.
He WIN Keep After nyrne- whether
the COMMITTEES Docs or xos-sioss
aud Con Said 20 have Fallen out.
A Consultation.

New York. pec. "a, ---Rcv. DR.. Park
hurat IL not pleased a; the prospect
that the Investigation OF police cor
ruption is 10 DO stopped before the
l'cads Of depsstmcats shall be called
up TO testify. And SIN less is no ploas-
ed with the proposition which Is said
to he favored by members OF the
Lcxow committee thas Superintendent
nyines he charged with rcorsaniaa~
tion Of the department.
Or. rarihnrs. said today that no
will not stop oven Il tho senate COM
mltlee did. iie said no beloved the
counties ID about through with ae-
rlous work. 'ls Is evident, and l am
Informed, he added. shat suporln-
tcndcnt 2syruca is TO be subjected only
10 perf0nct0fy examination, and that
u WAS he who planned thr confession
ef Capt, schmittberEcr. Putting these
things tuHct'ter u looks vrrsi much iiku
~ deal. But there are other psssihlc cS-
planutiuns OF the changed epilAs Of tho
committee, and do not care 10 say
anything now about the natter"
my oplnion OF superintcndcnt
bytncs ara not changed with the atu.
tudc Of the committee. | had hoped
90 have tho investigation completed,
moi stopped, no that | mighg have
reHt; but IL 1t Is not tnlsh 4 BY tho
commlttco VIII have 90 gun on, or
courae | nm FREE to do ~. 1 am not
bound BY anything the committeo may
have agreed IL. and 4 will continue my
work I'll ~ 10 Rightly ended am IN
doubt ua 10 what | nhAil do parity be-
cause ! dread miainterpretatlon of
my motive. would not have IL
thought that am actuatcd by anitiioa-
ity against Superintendent liytnch
There II no prejudice IA my feel-
lugs nsolnst Byrn-s. but ! have met
hia power OF opposition to my work OF
fcfonm at induy points, and henoc I
have Gainvd q knowledge Of him which
mas been such as 70 mako mo hold
aleOr from any alliance with him that
may ho accepted by others
John w. uonf rcooniei~elect md
CHIEF counpol 20 tho special committee
to the senate declined today 10 dincuaa,
admit or deny a story published today
70 the cffect that lin relations with his
associate COUNSEL, Frank Moss, wero
ntrnined by reason OF his having ueen
forced by Mr.. Con 20 ask questions nf
the iemale proprietor OF diserderly
house, thc nnuwcr TO Which, a was
known would reflect on captain tno,y
superintendent Byrnns, through tho
acia OF hia wardman. Il was also
stated that the protected attitude OF
some ot the members VI the commit
too and Mr.. pon towards ByrneB
had served 20 mako the tension greater,
between tho two coungcla
sad Mr., upff ''rhlu story is not
worth identifying with an anawor Or
by dihruasinR IT,"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Tho Chsntnuaun McetinK-aioyc
mcnts Of society p.npIe.


Mckinney. rex, Dec. el.--Thc Rush
Ilght rhautauaua met with Miss Clara
bro96B iaut Thursday afternoon. The
circle VIII meet with Miss Florence
Throekmofton next Thursday aftOr-
noon
Last Wednesday morning at the home
81 the BRIDGE parcntH MIR, and MIRA.
Tom ]. Melton. Mna While Melton and
Dr, Rodney Neaihpry 81 FArincraylllc
were married. RNv J. NJ ll0bcrtson
OF the Eirst Baptist church oniciaied.
Tho contracting parties were the re-
cipionia OF many handsome and ynlu-
able prescntH,
Rev II, *, Brouse and wife are vla-
ting In Alabama.
Miss Florence Bonner OF Decatur n
visiting IA Mckinney,
Mira j. W. Throckmorton IL Visiting
her son, Dr. Bon Throckmorton. at
Gowen, ]. r.
Miss jennie Warden has returned
from FarmOrsvillc.
Mrs y, n. Rtnfr Of bermuda. rex,
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. u. J.
Mrs. Dr. j. N. Gibson has returned
dian territory,
Mr.. Baker ManRpm and wife OF New
Mexico are visiting captnln II. u.
Mangum and family In this city.
Tommy Jones 10 the proud father OF
a fine girl baby, recently arrived.
Mrs, Bob Kimbrough ana her sister.
Mics Nola Barnes. are IN the big in-
dian territory
MIR. and Mra. Ernest j. Parker have a
now ten-pound girl baby at their house.
The Christmas ball by the young
men OF mckinney promises to be somc-
thilg ltnuaunlly grand,
Elder A. r. Terrell and family have
moved to Florida to reside.
Elder g. w. Crutchcr OF Van Alstyne
Will move 10 Mckinney shortly Elder
Cruichcr has been secured ~ pastor
Of the First Christian chuish here.
Mrs, Howell Smith entertained tho
Allegrctto Musicale this week,
Mr.. Henry ~ Carpenter aud Miss Ida
Warden Of Rhca'a Mn were mnrrlnd
this week. Rev. Hunter officiating
hir. william BoggH and Miss Katie
Goodnight were married at Rock Hill
Dr. il. ". Hearn Of woodbury., Tenn.
has located In Mckinney.
Nr a. L. SAndlin and MiAa Florence
McClenny 81 Wiimeth were married
this week. Elder John mckinney One
1 iating.
over the arrival Of a girl baby at their
N.ss Bobbie Suite OF coraieana has
! been elected 10 position IN the Mo-
Kinney public school /.
Prof. I, a. Armstrong, principal or
! tho Mckinney school. lett for HoEcfr-
Vile. Tenn. where he will be married
20 Hiss Eatcii4 L. Beai today lilb
many mckinney friends wait fclicita-
| tons.
Waiting Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Parker In
Mckinney.
There will be Christmas trees AZ the
Neth0aift Baptist. Christian. Prcshy-
/ fsrinn and Cumberland Pfcgbyterlan
4 churches 81 Mckinney.
/ Editor Garlic Thompson and bride
are honeymooninK In Indiana.
.'whars the matter with the eriddIs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Dallas. Tex. Dec. 2i.--rhe nrst per-
son the Gazette correspondent met az
ter breakfast yesterday was MIR Go,
wolfson, secretary OF the Trinity river
Navigation company.
ALLOW me-" said Mr.. wolfson.grasp-
Ing the correspondents hand with n
cordial grip. TO congratulate the GA
=e.sa management through you, on this
mornings publication. 1t was the nm
est paper ever Issued In Texas. There
have been one or two larger, but nuyer
a paper with the amount of typeset.
ting. so neatly and artislically gotten
up. has before been iseued In Texas"
Mayor Bryan T. Barry was called
upon by the uazetts correspondent At
! O'Clock this afternoon. The mayor
had part OF the Gazette IN his hnnd
when the correspondent entered, and
part was lying on the table.
"Well, what do you think OF that
for a paperr' his excelluncy was asked.
THAT Is" he replied mot only an
honor to Fort Worth. but TO the state
OF Texas. Il Ia the finest Texas pHblI-
cation ever read. The news " both
interesting and in abundance, and ita
arrangement is on strictly metropolis
tan style / shall read u through v
ge, knocked out OF my Christmas"
Mr., G. A. Cour. secretary Of the Tex
as state Fair and Dallas exposition;
"such enterprise IL characteristic Of
the Panther CITY. II IL that which
has given her such uncounllpd railroad
facilities IN Texas. and II is That ems
terprise. which. n continued. VIII make
Fort Worth the leading city VI the
state. ! have never mad Texas pa-
per to equal this MORNINGS Gazette"
q am going TO make papa moye us
20 Fort Worth, said Miss Minnie bua-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

|wn. Tex, Dec. 24.-The enter.
keni al the college last mgnt
BY Mrs. A. C. Rhea's music
Twas frst-class and enjoyed by
attendance aud everything went
Iray. Christmas will be celehra-
|ere by the three Sabbath schools
L churches on next Monday night
]. y. Harris went west on NO.
Ferday and back on No. A..
|lntss IS improving in all lines
lat present. People moving into
every day. Only two or three
/ houses in town at this writing.
|ss Jennie and Grace Gilbert gave
|iertainmcnt last night at the col
BY thcir music and elocuhon
which was extra good and well
Pa BY the people OF Stinwn ana
|unllng country.
W. j. Bettcrton Of Dallas is in
today.
W. W. Johnson went east yes
Y on business trip.
american coal mining company
|Flving lumber in car load lots
now. rhe work on the new
Is being pushed as rapidly as
ple They are running full force
|Ipenters building houses neces-
ior the successful operation OF
|rslness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25
NORTH TEXAS Towns
L. OF PEOPLE At GATES
',sr ron CHRISTMAS.
| ME budget of Local News.
xote.-Sfount Vernon Items.
college Entertainment.
/ x.,xs--Fnrncrs Robbed.

.s,,,s TEX, Dec. AZ. II. las
nd wife. of Bryan, are here Tor
I'naavs. Mr.. Lasserter was FOR
/ rears a cotton buyer here
Marie suggs. who has n muro
/ /. crawford. has come in to spend
L. with her parents.
rula Glider, attending Geo.ge.
Is at home with her
rs Tom Low Mings. II nry sas-
4, Ionis Brown, Of Baylor Uni
4 are at home for the holidays.
IN Sheriff Young returned to-
M Falls county, whittier he went
.mached Witnesses.
Icszette took the cake over all
|nies received here to-day.
4 s,llowing Hamilton boys came
&,tsterday to g.t ready Tor Christ-
Ex-sheriff George Gentry, JOIN
of the Herald. John Bond,
|Kinsy and Roy HamInacls.
| Durlale and Ed Schribe were
| last night on the charge OF as
Lrlth intent TO murder Pete Walk
N marshal took a pistol away
{prrdale while trying 10 sh OF.
Il saws he ia a British suoje9 I
I'm claim protection.
4 were several fights In town
{leht. Nothing seri us except
E1angad" faces and black ey $.
i city has passed an ordnance
biting the shooting of any fir
4 In or across any street or alley
corporate limits.
WIS received herc iris mornin,
burning Of Abner Gfaham's baen
8Osage between and o'clock,
"a to be incendlary.
ral Of the teach Ars Will spend the
KS away from here. NJ 50 B'r IL
ION Is with her parents at Hills
Kiss Lucy Smith at Bolton.
~ suggs, Sr., IS very low with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

III Tex, Dec. 24.--D. NJ. Craven
|tsnpd up a fine stock Of grocer
TIE south side Of Front street.
Isssor Conway has sold his In
% the grocery business to Dem
hos
Jas. Brown has purchased an
h with j. w. Brown In the gro-
business.
West has his large hardware
htted up ana Is busy removing
bsds and getting ready for busi-
|vickers, our obliging postmaster,
|rcted a flag staff on the post
building and viii give the weath-
halls as furnished by the United
service.
Baptists ladies' Of Merkel gave
Der and supper yesterday ut the
kal for the benefit Of the Bap-
|lureh.
In. Andrews, editor OF the Mer-
|ukly Mall, has severed his con-
IA With the paper, and Mr.. Ed.
sn has taken charge OF the same.
and Mrs. Jess Daniels leave this
|ng on a visit to relatives ct
feli, Tex.
Marion French OF Alvin, Tex,
u last evening on a visit to
b and relatives.
| Tom Cogglns of Lordsburg, N.
. here, looking after his business
- -. Coz
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Waco, Tex, Dec. 2a.---sanltary In
apeeior plesslugton says there Is
great prevalence OF chicken cholera In
the city now
THIS II largely due, he says. 60 peo-
pie throwing chlckcns that have died
from this disease Into alleys and va
cant lots, Tho disease Is CONTAGIOUS and
the bodies will attract chickens at
least block away and spread the dle-
ease, killing healthy chlclkcns In leaa
than twcniy-four hours. I'm the last
ten days the city cart has hauled over
300 chiekonE to the furnace where they
are burned, Most OF them were picked
up In alleys ana vacant lots"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

i ~ Alaoatna about ten years am.
~ vas a leader amorg the coiorcs
By everybody. s ven hNea
e.S,ouhty Judge Il. W. Reayes I n
M slsns2n, ] w. strlnger, VIII Fre,cr
s IN, Mathew Canady took advantar ~ ~
.ne excursion rates and left hers Hv We. Z.
ssy ter Alabama where they viii
SrI ena 'he holidays with relatives and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25
No VICTIMS ron nnocKwAY.
hochestcr's Attorney is Opposed 10
Sending Prisoners to EIniIrn,

Rochester Dec. 2i.-As showing his
opahon OF the Elmira rerormatory
management, Disiric Attorney For
syth sad today;
Ever since l went into office have
opposed so far as possible The sending
OF Rochester prisoners to Eimira, and
, fhinS an Investigation Of the records
OF sentences will show that the number
0i '"en SUM 10 E.lnira has been growing
iess and less, SO far ns this county is
concerned. Since the report OF the
state board of charities was made pub
lie IL Is my impression that not a sim
sic prisoner has been sent from this
county.
II VIII be against my advice " any
iurher commitments are made TO that
institution from Rochester until the
people are satisfied that the abuses
have been removed"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

what the Governor as ArEnnsa. Has
to Say Abont ID.

Little Rock, Ark. Dec. 2t.--fn re-
nppnFe 20 request from morning
paper OF New York Governor ,lshbaoe
today lciegraphrd his viewa on the 10
cial own as fall0wsi my observation
leads mo to believe that houacS OF III
fame arc luHt as necessary 20 city lifs
90 any other kind OF sewer and upon
the same principle. II you close your
uowera you overflow your whole city
10 II YOU close these anwcra Of mems
animal passions you overflow tho honus
ana spread disaster. Both kinda Of
sewers should BIO under police rogula-
ilnna. that their evils may DO inlnim-
izOd"