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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09
STATE SOCIETY.



Miss Zoe Warner. Of Indian Springs.
Ca. ~ the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. f.
suliey. on oak street.
Mes. r. L. Padgham Of Los Angeles,
Cal, n here for several days visiting
friends on the North side.
MISS Lillian Penn IL entertaining
Miss Maud Read OF Stiawn. who will
spend a few days visiting friends.
Last Tuesday Mrs Jno. T. Butts
and children let Tor Fort Worth, where
they Will spend many days visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr. j. A West and Miss Annie Yea
Ger were delegates TO the convention
OF the Episcopal League. They report
an interesting and profitable time.
Miss Nellie Bidwer. who has been
visiting for the past two weeks In
Mineral Wells. Is back again. much to
the delight Of her many friends.
Mrs. Neumegen and family have
moved 10 Waco, their future home.
friends OF Weatherford shall always
be with them.
On last Wednesday evening a few
couples assembled az the residence OF
Miss Leila Ferguson, on Oak street.
and dancing was the chief amusement
O. the occasion.
Mrs. i. j. $, Rimbrough and her lit
tie granddaughter. Miss Stella Hun,
lcft on last ThurHdays train 10 visit
their ola home la Georgia. They will
be absent several weeks.
At the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. +. Edgar. on South Main street the
Tenehn screnader8 were rendered a re-
ception. The gaines and music were
enthusiastically enjoyed by those IN at
tendance. The refreshments were de-
licious, At late hour the guests took
their departure, thanking Miss Edg8r
for contributing 50 much TO their pleas
ure.
on March 30 at Mrs Hltson's on the
North Side. an experience party" was
given for the benefit OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. on that side This
entertainment was something novel;
and the most enjoyable game OF the
evening was the ministers cat" Al
late hour the large attendance wcnd-
ed their way homoward, pronouucing
the affair n success, both financially
and socially.
a few couples Of young people ON
last Monday night by invitation from
Mr. and Mrs JnO. r. Butts met at
their residence To bid Miss Hattie Butts
nf Fort Worth goodbye. They We're
royalty entertained with music, games
and refreshments. Present.; Misses
sue White. Nathlie Edgar, Cora AIT
futher, Hattie BUTTS and Messrs. MI
nor Davidson Tom Harrell Frank Put
man and Herbert Altfather.
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The next meeting win take place at
the residence Of Judge X. NJ. Lusk.
Charles and Miss Davie Yeager nre
visiting friends and relatives In Gaines
vile.
capt ]. r. Labatt and family LEFT
the first OF the week FOR Fort Worth,
their future home,
julie Knox. w. A. Bramlette, NJ.
a Bridges. Jim Cobb and others are
In the Territory this week on a hunt
and fish.
Mr.. Jo Colter and wife and Miss
Jessie GriEsby OF Gainesville who have
been visiting relatives, returned home
Tuesdny accompanied by their cousin,
Miss vida Dodd.
Mr.. and Mrs, p. c. Thurman and
Messrs Henry SPOTS and Katie Moss
returned Friday from WaNuhachie,
whore they have been attending the
state convention Of the Epworth
league.
The Woman's Parsonage and Home
Missionary society gave an ice-cream
supper at Ewinga hall. on the East
Side The proceeds, $3.50 go for re-
pairing the parsonageB ut this and 9TH
or places.
The Bouham Literary society held n
very interesting meeting at the resi-
dence Of Or, r -. Martin last night,
The following ~ the program Subject,
Hope" quotations bearing on the sub
icct; recitation. Miss Bessie Phillips
instrumental solo, Miss Eta Wells;
bass solo. MI WIN Peters; reading.
Prof. j u owen; Instrumental solo.
Miss Edna Johnson; reading, o. T..
Hargrovc; vocal solo. Miss Edna
Sweeney. 500, Mrs. a. $. Noise; read
ing, MIR j. p. MRddrey; recitation.
Miss Mayo Wood vocal quartcttc,
Misses Cecil. Castlehery, Wood and
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Col NJ a. Otis has returned to Gle
burne very much improved IN general
health,
Roscoe Hix and wife, with his niece.
Miss Matte Xix. went to Morgan Sat
urday on a visit.
Tom Chlldress left today for Mineral
Wells for his health, which has been
very poor all winter.
Rev. A. p. Taylor has closed his re-
vival meetings. In Houston and has re-
turned home TO Cleburne.
Mrs. Il, NJ. Blsbec Will entertain the
progressive cuchre club at the resi-
dence OF Mr. f. J. Barron next Tues
day night.
Mrs. r, ] wagley is spending
few weeks IN Mineral Wells Tor her
health. which, she writes. Is very much
improved.
The young ladies' missionary society
OF the NJ, J., church gave an enter
tainment at the residence OF Mr.. II
$. Wilson Friday evening. which was
a very pleasant AFFAIR.
y picnic party went to Cheney's
ranch last Monday to spend the day.
Among the happy couples were Mrs.
A, ] Davidson. Mrs. ] C. Conway,
Misses Sadie Dickinson, Viola Byrne
Blanche Baird, Mnude Baird, Nettle
Mcqueen Maude Waugh. Solye Lock-
EFT, Clyde Mcdowell. Jessie Godsey.
Messrs. John Loyn, Gus Clements
Charles Campbell. Tom Murphy, Roy
Wngley, Jake Hest. Albert Bledsoe.
Walter Cummings. Lawson Smith. Jack
Wright.
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Misses Lacy have returned from
Big Sandy.
E. S. Terry left Tuesday night for
Atlanta. Ga
Miss Emmle Levy of Austin returned
home Saturday.
T, NJ. Campbell Of Palestine spent
Sunday In the city.
Rupert Allison has returned from
school at Salem, Va.
Mrs. c. Luckett IS visiting her
parents Ia Marshall.
Mrs. Pegues OF Mineoia Is the guest
OF relatives In the city.
Mrs. J. t. Womack Of Marshall re-
turned home Thursday.
Miss Jones Of Waskom is the guest
of Miss Matte Flewellen.
Miss Emma Meyers Of Henderson is
the guest Of Miss Jessie Boring.
Mrs. ]. NJ Dorroh Of Big Sandy
visited her sister. Mrs. B. I. Lewis,
this week.
Mrs. Logan and son OF Marshall are
in the city visiting her mother, Mrs.
a. z. Clemens.
Mrs. T. NJ. Campbell and children
OF Palestine are guests OF Capt ana
Mrs. W. /. Bruner.
Airs. j. F. scully, Mrs. An Conlisi
and Mrs LAWN of Fort Worth made
a pleasant visit to friends here Satur-
day.
Miss Vlrgie Kelley. c. L. Stewart
and Marvin Kelley attended the
Stewart-Putnam wedding at Bellevue
Wednesday.
Miss May AIcHaney, Miss Bera
Shields, DR.. II. NJ. Lawrence and Docl,
Huffman were guests at the Stewart
Putnam wedding at Bellevue on
Wednesday.
At the residence of Mr.. Searcy, at
Bellevue. Wednesday. at p. m, Mr.
W. A. Stewart Of Longview and Miss
Katie Putnam OF Bellevue were mar
ried, Rev. II. G. Scudday officiating.
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Nunnnll.

Mrs. 7. ], Evans returned home Tues
day morning from Weatherford.
J. NJ. Hard. cattleman Of Fort
Worth, spent Saturday and Sunday
here.
t. d. Wagner, former resident OF
Quanah. spent few days here last
week
]. r. Loveiaoe Of Tennessee spent
Sunday here, the guest Of his cousin.
Mrs. NJ. Wade.
Mr., and Mrs, f. f. Williams Of Crow
ell spent few days here last week
with relatives.
A. ]. Wright, one of our leading dry
goods and grocery merchants. Is In
Eastern Texas on business.
Mrs. Frank Clisbee had the painful
misfortune one day last week OF having
her left hand and arm badly scalded.
Mrs. Nat Densler and daughter. Miss
Jennie May, returned from FlOridn.
where they have been spending the
winter.
Mir. and Mrs. d. p Beckham enter
tanned one evening last week in honor
OF their niece, Miss Beckham, who Is
visiting here.
Married. at the Carter house on sun
day evening. April /. MIR. w. II Ander-
son Of Cheyenne, o. T.. TO Miss Boles
OF Bowie, Tex
Mrs, Carlisle. mother OF Mrs. W. +.
Brice, who has been spending the vim
ter here. returned 10 her home In Ter
rell last week.
Mrs. H. Brown Of San Beraardino.
California, daughter Of Mrs. r. u,
Han. arrived last week and VIII re-
main several months.
on last wednesday night the Misses
young people OF the town with a social
hop al their home, ON johnson street.
Or. and Mrs. II, o. stacy returned
home Inst wHek nom Sherman ana
oth-r points. where they have h,.sr
with relatives for the past two months
MIR. and Mrs. G. s white on Friday
evening last treated the young people
70 n domino party at their elegant
home on Mercer street. A sniendii
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Miss Run Perry Is visiting AIRS. Bet
tie Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt L. Warren went
to Wazahachle Thursday.
Mrs. G, W. Carter Of Dallas, is the
guest Of Mrs. WIN Martin.
The Misses Nash and Erwin OF
Kaufman attended the BAH Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Akin OF Temple.
are Waiting the family Of Mr.. Albert
Akin here.
Mrs Voters and daughter. Helen.
Misses Drake and Self OF Forney. were
at the Cheynlier ball Friday night.
Mrs w. II. Ebey and Mrs. c. A.
Galbraith OF Oklahoma City, are in
Terrell the guests Of their sister, Mrs.
W. p. Portwood.
The literary social circle We're enter
tanned by Mrs.. oscar Price on last
program refreshments were served
and Mrs. Price entertained In her ele-
giant, hospltable manner.
The Chevalier ball Friday night was
certainly great success. Music was
furnished by the Dallas band. quite a
crowd OF young people from neighbor-
ing towns participated and dancing
was INDUCED ia til the wee small
hours OF Saturday morn.
The pleasure seekers OF Terrell en-
ioyed rare treat Thursday evening
The beautiful cantata, Queen Esther,
gotten up by Mrs. =. Altmayer Mrs
Jim Moore and Mr.. Rian made an
ideal queen and king. Each part was
! wei rendered and the play was a great
success, both socially and financially
The Episcopal church was crowded
| on Thursday evening last to witness
| the marriage Of Robert L. Warren
aud Miss Annie Y. Cartwright Mr..
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we cali especial attention 90 the
announcement Of Ben ~ Terrell, ESQ.
for county attorney. which appears IN
this issue. Mr.. Terrell is one Of the
most deserving lawyers. and one OF the
fairest and best men in Tarrant county.
Several years ago he came 20 this
county without either friends or
money. For one year he superintendent
the public schools at Arlington Chis
county, and then came 20 Fort Worth
and began the study OF law in the Of
flee OF Hon. Henry Furnnn. After
much hard work and study he was
admitted to the bar and at once began
an active practice. which has steadily
Increased. It is said that when he ap-
Piled FOR license TO practice he dld not
have sufficient money 10 pay for the
same. and that cx-District Clerk L.
X. Taylor granted him credit therefor.
HIS friends claim for him the greatest
Efforts and closest study 10 qualify
himself IN his profession, and that he
has persistenuy refused 20 be side
trucked into any other business or call
ing. sticking only 10 his chosen profess
sion.
While he cannot point with pride"
10 a long official career full Of hon0rs
and profit emitting him 10 promo
ton" yet he can refer with sofne de-
gree Of assurance at least 20 HIS char
acter as one of our best private citi-
zens, md 20 his devotion and loyalty
AK "a Democrat.
lie has twice before been a candidate
Tor this office. and each time was de-
feated rs the result OF his Belf-sacri-
ncing disposition.
Foar gears, and again two years
ago. when a Democratic convention
was tied In hard knot when II SEEM
ed that nothing but dark horse"
could be the winner. when bad feeling
and party disruption Were about 10
take the place of cool Judgment and
unity, Ben Terrell. although a leading
candidate. walked 20 the front and
laid his hopes md ambitions upon the
altar OF party harmony, unlocked the
convention and gave the nomination TO
ne has icgions Of frlcndg-cnthuh-
aftic friendg-hoth in the country and
in tho city, who nrr determined 70 re-
ward him this time for his past party
fsBlty. They say that n there II such
"a thing ns honesty and fairness IN po-
litica matters then 'l3en's' tine has
surely come.
Mr.. Terrell has others besides him
self who ARE dependent upon his excr-
lions and resources for livelihood,
ana while even without the office "a
which he aspires, he docs not claim
That he and they viii starve 20 death.
and be forced 20 ioin "Coxey's army
vet with the Office he thinks no can
he In little bettpr position 20 meet
| tho demands upon him.
The Democracy of Tarrant county
VIII certainly give his candidacy q
| strong Endorsement
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

Miss Edna Jewett OF Denton is visit
ing here.
Mrs, Yanooy Lewis is visiting In
sherman.
Miss Lima Dodd OF BonhRm ~ Wis
iting Miss Josie Grigsby.
Miss Annie Cunningham OF sherman.
is visiting Mrs, O Il. smith,
Gainesville society people enjoyed n
splendid hop last night the first since
the Leuten season, The following We're
present Misses Lena Comegys. Pet
Comegys. Rosa Weaver, Josie Grirshy,
Lima Dodd, Alice Johnson Maude
Johnson, Gcrtie Siesncld. Carrie VIII
Hams, Bertha Patterson, Mnude Hill
Annie Davis rishic Cloud, Norma pa
Wis, Eta McCubbln. Messrs Dick
Jameson, WIN Mullins, Lester Weaver
Jesse uoode, Tom Lyons, Jim Edwards.
Dwight WATSON, Tom Haote, Ben nd
wards. l.. II, Paddock. Fred Gates.
Price simpson. Nate Edwards
Frank Gatga, w t. Goodwin Ed Pat
teraou, w. u, Brown, Berry Scott and
WIN Rainer.
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on visit.
Mrs ]. W. Ripley has returned from
short visit to San Antonio.
Miss Florence Jenkins OF Kentucky Is
on visit to Miss Leonora Ham.
The ladies' of the Elm Street Pres
byterian church gave a very successful
hover hall
A pink ten was given at the residence
o. Mrs @. Green. on Gal, street. Mon
gay evening, for the benefit OF the
south Methodist Episcopal church. The
affair proved 10 be quite an enjoyable
The Ariel club was entertained
Monday afternoon last by Mrs W. II.
Baldwin Mrs. McCook read Mrs I.au-
ra f, scammon's article "Knowledge
the Presence OF Purity" and Miss len
ME Hoyte gave an original sketch of
the cid. Refreshmepts were served.
Miss Leonora Ham has returned
rom a three weeks visit to relatives
in Gainesville.
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season. and most enjoyable time was
had. The party was composed o.
Misses Byrce. Weakley, Grinen, French
and Woiseiey: Messrs. Henley, Cobb.
Scott. Beazley They were chaperoned
by Mesdames Moore. Shepard, Roberts
and Hlll
The LADIES' Aid society Of the
Methodist church gave a popcorn
party on Friday evening, at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. J. B.Turner.
The Shakespeare club was formally
organized on Friday afternoon, with
fifteen charter members The club Wlli
meet once a week and will first study
the play Of Hamlet"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

april fools day" as the unfortunate
LIST Of April. is termed, being Sunday.
no practical jokes Of any Importance
were played even by unruly small
boys.
The Methodist ladies' win have a So
cial at the residence of Mrs. Plumber
next Tuesday night. Refreshments
and musical program will be the
feature OF the evening.
The March winds have prevented
anything OF a social nature. for some
time, but Wednesday was chosen for
picnic. This was an unusual picnic
Tor the day they chose was the only
pretty one Of the week. and all know
the rule for an outing of any kind is
bad day. Mesdames Wood, Massie
and Tschiffally chaperoned the party.
The young ladies We're Misses stegail.
brltton. Newton. Fannie Britton. Roth
Massie, Tschiffally. Mason. Colbert
White. Wood, Hawkins, etc.
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The young mems prayer meeting is
In session Tuesday evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander of Airlie
We're In the city Wednesday.
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor meets Friday evenings.
Mrs. Cid Crews and little daughter
Of this place are visiting relatives in
Alvord.
Miss Annie Cunningham OF Vernon is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Bellah,
Of this place.
Mr.. Ed Dyches, county clerk Of Hall
county. was visiting relatives in our
city Thursday.
Miss Florence Clark OF Montague
county Is visiting the family of Mr..
Harry Crandall.
Mr.. Harry Monday moved his fam
lily the first Of the week to his new res
idence out on his farm.
Mr. j. Il. Robertson and wife of
Greer county were visiting in the city
the first OF the week
Rev whatley OF the Baptist church
immersed fifteen new converts at the
City lake Sunday afternoon.
The ladies' prayer meeting is in ses-
sion Monday afternoons. and the gen
eral prayer meeting Thursday even
lLgs.
DR.. Harmon and bride OF Paris,
Texas. We're visiting Mr.. Joe Jeffrles
and mother Of this place last Saturday
and Sunday.
The change in the time card of the
Fort Worth and Denver railway has
caused some Inconvenience in the mail
at this place.
Judge Campbell. county clerk OF Cot
tie county. accompanied by his wife,
/ was in the city few days the early
part Of the week.
Father Blakney Of tho Catholic
church will hold mass az the residence
Of Mrs, W. l.. r. Dickson on Saturday
afternoon, April IA.
a small child of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Austin of Latonia died Thursday
morning and was buried Friday after
non In the city cemetery.
Chndress has a nrst-class cornet
band. with Professor All Beard leader
and Mr.. Hunter second horn. They
give us some excellent music.
Mr.. ]. Il. Ryus, one Of the Childress
hustlers, is absent on visit 10 Canad-
ian and other North Panhandle points,
looking after business i'm his line.
Mr.. Al welch, who has been quite
IN for several days past. win make a
strength will permit, In quest OF health.
Hope he will soon return with his
health entirely restored.
Mr.. Collins OF Mississippi who was
In Childress last week visiting the fam
~ OF his brother-in-law, Mr.. +. c.
Sims, returned home the early part OF
the weeks shaking the dust OF the Pan
handle from his feet. He was here
| during our late sandstorm.
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swIss Laundry soap IS pure.


The SANTA Fe Route 10 C"iifo'H'
II you contemplate taking advanns
OF the very low rate from Texas Pow
10 California. that are now being qussl
by the Santa Fe route, do mol VI
much longer. as on and after ~,
10, 1894, California rates VIII v
stored to rate in effect Fe9ruai' 1
1894, which are as follows; ~
First class, limited to 30 days.'..'sg,s
First class. limited to 6 days..-'.' = Z
Second class. limited to days..'' x {
Round trip, limited to July l5..-. Y Z
Round trip. limited to nine months X,
Until April IA, 1894. inclusive, ~
Santa Fe will continue the sale % r., +.
class tickets from all Texas poin.s X, X,
its main line and Paris branch ~ r.
following very low figures: ,Ma
Single trip, limited TO 6 days'..''sss Z
Round trip. limited 10 90 days.. n. y
The Mid-winter fair at san w ..le,
co is now in the height OF It's ~
and YOU can see, all It's beauu''
a nominal expense. .sis
For Information regarding 49,
time tables and sleeping car 49, seesl
modations, apply to the nearest -
Fe agent. or address
W. S. KEENAN,,
General Passenger 49,
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Mr.. H. Van Wrinkle OF Atlanta, Ca.
who proposes to build the cotton seed
oil MILL now In contemplation for Fort
Worth in tho event the business men
OF the city offer sufficient encourage
mont, is in the city, lie has Inspected
the proposed site on the North side
aud IL much pleased with the outlook
FOR q min here. He said ypsterday to
a Gazette reporter that Fort Worth
was one of the best locations IN TeNaa
character We're being established In.
Tcxas II Il strange that Fort Worth
should have fallen behind the towns
and villages q Texas IN thlH species
OF Misunderstanding.
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Miss lillian Feline OF Dallas is visit
Ing here this week.
The teachers Of tho high school at
tended the convention at Henrietta
Friday,
Miss Minnie Kemp ard Miss Eula
MoCauley attended ball NJ Bowie
last week,
Tho festival given last Saturday
evening under the auspices Of the ladies'
OF the Christian church was grand
success.
Mrs, A. s. James entertained the
Euohre club Tuesday evening Quite
q large crowd was present and a de-
lightful evening spent.
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OF the military company last Tuesdil
night was we'll rendered and wen a.
tended.
An impromptu dance was enjoyed Y
the friends Of Miss Florence Hulenu
at the Windsor hotel last Mono'
evening.
quite party of gentlemen, .
Knights Of Pythias, left last Thursqa
morning for Haskell, where they ln's
tuted new lodge Of Knigh"
Pythias.
At the meeting OF the Young Peolws
Progressive Euchre club held az ~ n
Z G. Batjer's last Friday nlgh.., "
Gay Bently and Mr.. Geo g. n ~
won the royal prizes. and Mrs. NJ
tian and Mr.. c. C. Buck the poop''''
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Cisco.

@ N. swinden and family returned
from visit TO Fort Worth.
N. w. NOEL and family have moved
TO Claco from Baird Texas,
Mrs Casey OF Toyah was the guest
Of II. G, Enpler md family last week,
Miss Lorche visited In Moran last
week.
Misses Griffin. Robinson, Werncburg
and Mrs. j. n. Wilson returned from
Dublin where they took part In high
grade musical concert given by the
Cisco SILVER band for the benefit OF
the G. A. II. reunion at that place.
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"rhe fountains minGle with the river.
AMI the rivers with the ocean;
The winds of heaven mix forever,
With n sweet emotion;
Nothing IN the world IA single;
All things ~ law divine
IN one another's being miugle:
Why not | with thine?
Shelly.
The great social event Of the season
ts The marriage OF AIR. John Q. Allen.
1r. OF Rluenelds. Central America. 10
Miss Lulu Cair OF Lnmpnsaa Tuesday
mornlng, April 2. at 10, many friends
q The bride ana groom repaired TO the
elegant reeldence OF Mr. W. p Darby
70 witncs4 the ceremony. .The folding
.maling onS s.sge Es,s. whiehea1.4 10.
~ l4eally drccSSsa.A n the center OF
the Gom was SESlHnked an umbrella
mode OF beaullflsl Nlhiin tnMtrs and on
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father IS one OF the attending physi-
ciuns Of the sarne institution.
The big Tennessee sherin Will start
home with tho parties today. He says
osborne's heartless and cruel desertion
Of his wife and family. whom he left
IN an utterly destitute condition, has
aroused the people OF Fayetteville to
such pitch Of angry excitement that
he fears the fellow may be summarily
dealt with when he arrives there.
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IN THE STATE OF TENNESSEE
THEY WANT a MAN AND A WOMAN
CAUGHT HIRE
WHO Have Deserted Their Homes
and Who Are chnrsed
win Diver. Grim
inni Doings.

About 40 yesterday afternoon As
hlstant Chief siathn, with ofhcers
Payne and Kits. accompanied by sher-
~ T. d. Carpenter OF Coffee, Ten.
repaired to the fremont house on Busk
street aud placed under arrest d. W.
Osborne. a fugitive from Justice. who
s. wanted at Tulnhomn, Tenn. for alb
ducton. embezziemsnt and obtaining
m iney under false pfetcnaes. with him
was Mrs Dora Gift OF Fayetteville,
Tenn. with whom osborne eioped on
April - Both parties were placed in
custody and taken TO the central police
station. where Gazette reporter learn
ed The particulars OF as heartlsss a case
Of desertion. and utter depraylty. 70
FAR ns the man osborne is concerned.
rs the criminal annals Of North Texas
or any other civilized country have
any record Osborne was living IN
1'ayottevile. engaged in conducting IA
FALCON for ]. ~ Eaton. "A prominent
and wealthy diatiller and llquor dealer
OF pulohoma. His bartender was
soung man named curt. whose hand
some young wife is now IN charge OF
the police N this city repentant and
anxious TO return TO her home. after
having been grossly mistreatcd and
deceived by the vlllnin who enticed
her 10 leave her people. Osborne IS
about ~ years old. has a wife and eight
children In Fayetteville. and 10 show