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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-16
ruE I>nNrucNy DnnnY.
7hant Wins by SIX Lengths neror
IN Immense gru,,a.

IN Immense Crowd.
~ Associated Press.
Louisville. Ky. May ib.--over lhooo
PEOPLE assembled at churehin Downs
% see the contest FOR the tw,ntlsth
renewal OF the Kentucky derby Al,
though this race has steadily denre.
slated "a Importance as turf even,
Tor several years, the honor OF ,a,,lng
'iassie trophy is atm heonly oonnate,
'"s by tho Kentucky breeders. a. 4,
n regarded aa tho highest test of ~,
'nomugnhred colt TO take up igs pounds
aver a mile and half In racing time
a the beginning OF the season. ana
frequently the winner and many OF tho
participants are broken down and end
thslr turf careers az result OF ths
Preparation for aud participation in the
lace. " ~
Long before noon the held WINS
rael.ea with nondeserip,s, who. In ac-
tefdance with the old Kentucky rising
euf'o'i.s, make a holiday on This oeea-
sloh. The smart thunder showrr ~
ncon had no effect upon the element
! improved the track. laying the aus,
and leaving 4 in condition, as the time
ms4r IN ether events on today's card
indicate.
I The iiiue crna. capitai.
Lexington. the Blue Grass capital
nod NOT senr local champion this
-t~ar to contend for the tlue tibnnn
and turf stakes, but as the Falset,o
colt Chant cams nom the Lexington
'sneeting' Of course they supportee
HIS e against Louisville trained
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-16
DIG TIME EXPECTED.


Will be n Success.
Special Dispatch.
Waco, Tex, May LIT is already a
foreEonc conclusion that the, weather
viii be fine and that the crowd viii be
Immense at the spring races to be given
here under the auspices Of the Texas
State Racing and rrottlns association,
which begins at the race track near
this city tomorrow.
AZ n result many turfmen OF prom
inence and animalh OF celebrity are ar.
irving daily Below will be found some
OF the most famous horses and their
owners.
w II. sllmm with Racer Dandy Jim,
Bessie d. Racer won In san Antonio
and Taylor and other places and can
trot in a NTH heat race %, and back TO
% -, making the NTH heat in "a. Dam
dy Jim, commonly known as the gray
ghost or Kansas" trotted In San An
tonic over a haif-mlle track In 10 IA. In
the third heat. Bessie d. Is evidently
the coming 3-ycar-old PAGER ON the
Texas turf
II. G. lialsoll-String of hfteen, In
Guiding Sweet child. Ben Mitchell and
othera OF prominence. who can and do
set the track on FIRE, running and pae-
ing.
lG. Nelson arrived from Taylor last
night with Alice Mccurdy, Pip. Bill
Nye and others OF celebrity who VIII
delight Waco people Wednesday and
Thursday at the spring races.
J. a. Bywaters has Flota II. and
King working fast on the track.
J, NJ. fletcher has Frank $. and 9TH
ers OF note.
j. NJ. Holmcsly has Texas Prince
dussie o. and other fast PAGERS.
l.. bates has Bright Pat. one OF the
fastest s-year-old PAGERS In Texas. aud
many other distinguished horses OF this
class.
Louis James of city OF Mexico has
Panlni. the winner OF the Mexican
derby.
John Funk, the City OF Mexico. IS
here with Pres. Connally. Maggie Nor
rls and others OF note.
sam Sparks OF Bolton arrived from
Taylor last night with Lone Star, star
light and Apna May.
J. NJ. Daughcrty OF Austin has Pop
Corn, who ran In San Antonio and
won half mile In ~ nat.
L. Pitts has Henry. the fastest sprint
or In Texas,
Casey Is here with Rolla and the
sports are happy while Lockwood OF
Houston has come away with two
s-Sear-olds which are said to be huns"
J. o, Mcclean has Stella NJ. and Joe
Hardy which are always favorltes with
the people wherever they 80.
Arrivals VI wen known rportsmen and
horses are noted hourly and one OF the
most thoroughly sportsmen-io looking
crowds that has ever assembled in
Waco is here already.
Lee Brown OF California. the great
Pacific coast Jockey, ON hia way from
the city OF Mexico to New York, where
he IL engaged to ride the season for
Lucky Baldwin. will stop over here to
ride the Mexican horses.
The $50 class. ,fotting. Wednesday.
has six entries. and will be one of the
hottest fought races OF the meet. and
the half-mile heat. running. closed with
nNe entries OF the best sprlnters In
Texas
The program will be one OF the beat
ever given here and Is as follows:
wcdnosdav--First race; Trottlns.
s. class, mile heats. best 5 in s. purse,
Second raoe-Free-for-aii trot or
pace. mile heats, best 5 In s. purse.
Third race Running. half mile heats.
best In 3, purse. $50.
Fourth race Running. three-eishths
or mile, dash. purse, SIC.
! 1'---ndaS-Flrst race, Tratting. 2:2s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-16
Ex-coyGREssMAN IN JAIL.
Colored Statesman Who Finds
Life Tough Problem.

Special Dispatch.
Hillsboro. Tex, May l5.--The sail
boat, General Coxey." was launched
today snd will set sail tomorrow for
Nelasco, via blackberry, Aquilla and
the Brazos. quite crowd attended
the launching, and there is now talk
OF Hillsboro entering into competition
with Dallas and Waco for AN appro-
prlation from congress for the i'm
provement of the streams, provided the
present trip is successful in every way.
The boat will leave in charge of Cap
talns George Edwards and Franz, Sto-
vail, both old and experienced hands
In the business. Capt. Edwards was
FOR years fireman on an Atlantic
steamer but has been contented with
the position of chief engineer at the
oil mill here since its construction.
The bond of the Hillsboro Electric
and Power company has been filed
with the city secretary, according to
the requirements of the ordinance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-16

Special Dispatch.
Austin. Tex. May ia good crowd
attended the first days races at the
regatta, Mcdonald OF Austin won the
amateur Junior single race OF one and
one-half miles; Malcolm second. Hese-
man third; Mosphero dropped out.
Time. 1913 "a.
The race for place In the professional
single for the $500 prize. to be rowed
Thursday, was won by Gaudaur. Dur
nan, Peterson and Teemer. There We're
two three-mlle heats with three turns;
;lme. 2l,1s, 22.5-s.
The amateur senior single WIS won
by Koenig OF st. Louis, one and one
half mlles. tIme. ll:O5 "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-16
For the American Derby.
Aaannlninh nr.an

a'S NnnDNluANh iEtHHs
san francisco, Cal, May 15.-Luclcy
Dog. the best s-yoar-old California pro-
duct Giis spring, has started for Chi
Gao where he will start in the Ameri-
can derby with Thousands OF California
dollars bet on him, The horse has been
esrecially prepared Tor the big race,
and is said to be in fine condition. one
hundred and thirty-two yearlings were
shipped at the same time for Rancho
Del Paso, The prize OF the lot Is My
by Salvador and Tirenzi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-16

ciass. mile heats. best In s. purse. s2a5.
Second e-Pacing, $3.50 class. mile
heats. best 3 in 9, purse. $50.
Third raee-Runnins. 2-year-ol1s,
half-mile dash. purse. 500.
Fourth raoe-Trotting, gentleman's
roadsters that have never raced. half
mile heats. best ? IN 3. owners TO drive.
for McLennan county horses. purse
S.a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-16
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CownrdIy Assassination of Two Chi
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-16

Fort Worth. Tex. Nav IsHro =,
Editor OF The Gazette: AS one :, ne
audience at the concert given bv The o
ladies last Friday night for the bensa,
OF the North Methodist church -, n.e
take pleasure In expressing our sr,o,.
ment OF the occasion and the hope ' ~,
me sood ladies win soon favor y. , ..'a'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-16

BY Associated Press
At notwithstanding, 49, Mo-
bile. Il.
At cleveland-cleyeland. u st.
Louis. 0.
Al Brooklyn. l6; Washing
ton, 7.
At Observation-Disclosures. TO-
New York. 4.
At Indlanapolls-No game: wet
grounds.
At cinclnnatl-No game; wet grounds,
At Milwaukee-No game: wet grounds
AT MISUNDERSTANDING 2; Chicago, G.
AT Mlnneopolia-Raln stopped game
in third inning; Kansas City. 3: Mime
apolis, l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-16

Special Dispatch.
g. gan Antonio, Tex. May l5.--The Gulf
, snore railroad today agreed to locate
US main shops and offices here in con-
tlon of s5s.Ooo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-16

7FVVluI I7Isphtch,
kerrVilie' Tex, May i5.-Among the
notable arrivals in the city last night
are j. A. Morris. General cabeu ana
General Vasouez. ex-president OF the
republic OF Honduras. Central America.
Generals Vasauez and cabell accom-.
? any Mr.. Norris to the Morris ranch
leaving here this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-16

horses. rather than be without cham
pion. This support and the fact that
practical turfmen. who regard racing
ns business and not from senti-
mental standpoint favored horse who
already run and who won as against
unknown quantities who had not faced
the fng save in their 2-year-oid form,
made Chant prohibltlve favorlte. and
the result OF the race showed the wis
dom OF the judgment OF the many, as
Chant "won all the way" as he pleased.
and could easily have disposed OF a
much better field than he met today
Pat, the scoggans colt who 10 Of good
enough quality TO have made the race
interesting, was drawn today on ac-
count Of gplit hoof sustained ia ex-
ercise work
Tho horses got away at the second
break. Tom slmore making the most of
a running start and showing half
dozen lengths in the van for the first
quarter. when Pearl Song took up the
running and showed the way to the
stand.
Chant Wins Easily.
Here Chant drew up from the bunch
and was In front for the run up the
back stretch and running easy under
oioodale's restraining pun he kept Just
in front Of his field into the stretch.
AZ this point. the last quarter OF the
distnnce. the burch had become a
procession. and Chant won easily,
90 "a. 90 al
Song and sigurd. galloping down to
the finish and won by n good elk
lengths from Pearl Song. who was ten
lengths In front Of sigurd. Al Boyer
was fourth and Tom Elmore was 80
bad NTH that he would have been
dlslanced had the nag been used. The
fractional time was as follows: Half
;52 IL: ,hrce-fourths. 1913 IL; mile
1;4e "a; mile and quarter. 213 Ia:
mile and a half. 24i.
The value OF the stake to the win
ner was 5000. The winner is by Fal-
setto, dam Addle c, and IL the prop
erty OF Eugene Leigh. who also owns
the great Bramblc handicap horse
clifford. Pearl Song. the second horse
is also by Falaetto. This is the first
Of Falsetto's set to win place in the
Kentucky. except In Gallifel, who ran
second 10 Macbeth In 1855 The other
ilve races on today's card were divided
between favorites and outsiders, the
second race. won by the 2-year Imp
nlly Elise. proving 10 be the good
thing" OF the day. as she received good
backing from her stable at 80 to /. to
20 to /.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-16
JONES' MEETIHl|
THE nvaScnl,sr IL.
whArnnRsoan r Nom
Special pIspa,.h

Special Dispatch.
.. wea,hsrford. Tex n, I
service of the tAronss,l X
Rev. Sam p. lops. s \
We're held Monday NJ
feeling mskca Us Woss '.''.l
Sam catching on win r'', W.
re, tina, the ussI n. =
Those of us who hay.
and bored through Nil .'
will l trust have theI, NJ
by time and oriF,n., ;,.
needing the severe t., Ivy
received have sense .s ms
ing to profit by the 49,.
have heard and all rsyl.-,.
to God press forward MA \.
rather than a weakeD. 4 y.
I'VE right, die right and 4
sioIE
me tabernacle as usual 4.
u oNernowing. The sinsls,
peru 'he prayer fervent ~
iee'ioh' pc II said Of Il Wit !.
enueu' Inc devoted minis,s / l.
immense audience for ihs h
SERIES OIL meetings and a..
ques'iohi why viii you a..
SIN why VIII you leave III
toii's"e ana i've a CODES
WIN you say that Il 10 beers
NOT Know what is wrong. 4
man mat VIII leave this al
puuse ne says ne don't kn1s n
10 Every criticism YOU nah
other ; acts Dut proves w 1
sclous Oh what Is wrong n.
ehiish'ehs you' so that ;u
coshizaht OF sin and God vii
SIN or CUNT from you, thn
move on right There nsys
age IKE ms that men VEN
uurate IN trying TO pursuai,n
mat there Is no he'll, VIII.
changes nothing. A thing I'D
III i'seil ana your opiricn
ehahge II IN the least. A nr
ION oil a thing does not chaHs
opinion OF hell does not ID
ana when you get into II nalA
be convinced. Science dos
but it at least is only supz
iar as knowledge Is concsfnA
that fools away his time b i'.
who Melkizedek's father
wasting his time and mat
heVes only what he KNOW
or has mighty little backeca.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-16
Delegate Flynn hen'
.nac;al Dispatch. :.

Special Dispatch = IA, b
Oklahoma city, o. u y
Republican territorial eo' ''', ,
here today and renom0''' Y. !,
Flynn for congress y IA. /.
Every county was rep'esss, 4.
outside attendance was =.
platform declared for " e
American silver, sials ~, &
sured the territorial lul,', ~ I
action In recent contea'p' -
newspapers. y, !
Mr.. Flynn was pres e.. II
washington tonight III ,, N
have a plurality in 'hs ' s'' I
will require a joint no'n .,s 4,
Popuists and DeH0S'-''
Flynn. i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-16

Special Dispatch. ,..Hs
Atlanta, Tex. May y, ,,' ,l',s,f
valley and Hon. R. y ~ /
intendent and tlnanelM !. ~
Texas penitentaries' ~ r.. :, y y
day, and will leave ' .,las ia
to meet the peritenn','',, 80
and win get this end 2. 49,. sss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-16

When a woman admits that man Is
good husband, she adds. zone OF a
vaFr few"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-14

Singular indeed IL the eiiect ~ the bite
or a. the Beers call o.. the "stick, ot the
tsetso fiy. for the carcass. when examined
h found 10 be almost hloodlcss. The eel
lular tissue under the skin Is disicndcu
with air. resembling a number Of soap
bubbles, the Eat Is yellowish green an"
oily. the heart 80 soft thar the fingers can
Do made 90 meet through 60, the lungs aud
liver are diseased. the stomach and bowels
are pale and empty ana the gall bladder Is
distended with bile. Yet, ~ Livingstone
says, wild animals nearly akin 60 che horse
and OK, such as the buffalo and zebra, SUIT
Ter no harm. Neither do pigs, goats and
Wild antelopes, but dogs suffer a. severely
a. horses aud oxen.
The skin of an animal which has died
from the tsetse shows all the puuctures ON
the inside. with a ring Of yellow mucus ON
the flesh beneath each puncture ~ large
"a the palm Of the hand and resembling
the appearance OF snake bite. No certain
remedy L. known for the puncture Of this
terrible rs Chamber Journal.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-14

ALIAs SUMMONS - IN THE DISTRICT
n court OF the First Judicial district Of the
state OF Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke.
Frederick Bowen. William rowen aud Tzra r.
Thomson, as Bowen bros, q thompson pain
tlfts. W Edward rindrod. defendant
The state Of Montana sends greeting TO the
above named defendant kuwara urinlroa:
louare hereby required 10 appear In an action
brought against ron BY the above named plaintiff s.
IN the district court OF the First judicial district
OF the state OF Montana. In and for the county OF
Lewis and Clarke and 70 answer the complaint
Med therein within ten days (exolusIVe OF the dAy
OF servlcel after the service you Of this sum
mons, served within this county III served out
OF this county, but within this district within
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according 10 the prayer Of said complaint.
he "a q acton /, brought to recover [ a. sum
Of ss..i5At, besides interest upon two no es, as
DAYS. payable TO i'm kslleher, or ordor for
a'za.i4 with interest At 10 per cent an assignsu
to plaintiffs ] he other, executed oct. ~ i5sa
dus IN ~ days, payable 20 Merchants National
bank. Helena, AlontanA. for sl,si6, signed By
ID. drindrod Co principals and bowen
bros. 4 hompson A. suretiss, and paid of By
plaintiffs herein
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 70
appear and answer tho said complaint as above
required. the said plaintiff will take deiAulf
against you and Judgmsnt for s2.l7S. a. and in
tsrest aud Gusts 81 snit.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
Tict court Of tho firet Judicial district Of tho
state Of Montana. in and for tbs
county Of Lewis and clarke.
{ seal First this 18th day Of February. IN the
Jud' List. Z year Of our Lord one thousand
Court. eight hundred and ninety four.
-r- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
~ q. q fREEMAN, Deputy Jerk.
Smith Word, attorneys for plaintiffs.
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A ssESsMENT NOTICE-THF LEO MINING
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located three and one-hAf miles from Butte.
silver Bow county, Montana
Notice l. hereby given that az a meeting Of
trustees Of said company hold on the 9TH day Of
February, 1924 an assessment OF cent per
share was levied upon the capital stock ot sAii
company payable on the itth day Of March, lsvi.
10 John A. Never. secretary Of said company al
Of Montana room No. 4lO Commercial buisd-
inr. st Louis. Mo
any stock upon which said assessment shall
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shall be do med delinquent. and will be duly AL
Vertisod for sale At public auction, and unless
payment be made efOre. will be sold on the 18th
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mont, together with the costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale. JOHN T.. Mhlnk
tecretafy OF said comp any
Room No. 40 rommsroial building, 81. Louis,
No., Office Of said company
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SMERIFTs sALE-JAMEs KENvIN. FLAIN-

CHFRIFE's sALE-JAMEs KELVIN. PLAIN
- tiff. " Lizzie r. kingWAld and 6eorge j.
KinEwad defendants.
Under and By virtue of an order % sale AMI
decree o. foreoosurs end sale issued out Of tho
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and CLARKE. on tho 18th day u February. A.
ID 1891. m the above entitled action. wherein
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tanned Judgment and decree % foreclosure aud
saie against lizzie O.. hiuRNald and 1eorFe
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sum 81 s.ils u. besidss interest oasls
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ou the l8fu day OF iebruary, 4. - lhs re-
corded ia Judgment book No % said cont a.
uaas - an commanded % sell all ,ho.e certain
iots piece or parcel o. land. situate, lying and
being Ia the county % levis and Clarke. state OF
N, ntana and Goundsd and described a. follows
70 wit
south westef.y half - lot mum beret tgeniy eight
Is in block uumbefet hftg- l5sl, OF the
original tosusits OF tho eiy OF Helena sad
county aud stafn
1oesih her with all ami singu Or the iensmenis
Embellishments an appurtera an thersunto D.
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Pablo notice L. hereby given that on Nsdns
day ths 5th day % IA ch A. ID. issi, AZ ~
o clocE m. 81 tiiat day A. lto front door ~ ne
courthouse Helena. Lewis and CLARKE county,
Montana viii. Ia uhetiencn 60 aid order 81 sals
md decree 81 foreclosure aud fne. fell The above
described property. o. - much thereof a. mAy -
necessary 20 satisfy said ludEmeuts sith interest
and costs. 20 tho highest and best bidder Tor
Given under my hand this iaih day Of fst-
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