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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
ITEMS OF NEWS FRoM QUA OWN
CORRESPONDENTS.
Tons of rrait Bsing shipped Daily
From westherford--ryier Budset-
Tho Odd Town Of Roberts Nov
ins-Mount vernon News.

weathertord. Tex. June is.--The Pa
clhc Express company Is shipping daily
two to three tons Of fruits and vese-
tables. which shows that weatherford
and vicinity are sun In line.
Since the commencement OF the
weatherford college a committee has
been at work 10 raise an amount OF
money sufficient to enlarge the college
building and add a necessary boarding
house. Upon these conditions beinE
fulfilled President ID. 5. SwltNer Agreed
to remain at the head OF the coileks
as Its reelected president. Prof. SMi1@er
in addition TO the above has had nu-
merous Endorsements and ] am hAppy
In stating ne Will remain with our peo-
pie and continue TO lead mind action
out OF embarrassment induced ny isno-
rance. weatherford and It's surrounding
country must feel proud that 50 excel
lent an educator will be retained.
An election will be ordered for the
2Gth instant TO supply the place OF
Alderman A. H. Culwell In the Fourth
ward OF the city.
At n special session OF the city coun,
ell at p, m. yesterday It was agreed
on the part OF the city council TO 40
cept Capt, Whites artesian water prop
osition. and to assume one-half the
expenses for the artesian well II L.
| now determined by the parties engaged
| to push the work TO completion
At the First Baptist church, In this
city, Berry l.. Jenkins, NJ D., OF We
| lasco, Tex, was married to Miss Mag
| gle Buster OF Wpatherford, Tex, Elder
| 4. S. Bunting officiating. Tho ceremony
being concluded the bridal couple tool
the afternoon eastbound train for theli
Southern home.
| Messrs Corn and Eddleman OF thu
city shipped two trains Of cattle las
! Friday and Saturday from Cresson ani
Mustang TO the Union stock yards
| Chicago. Ill.
append the school population o
this city. az furnished by W. a. Lisl,
white children, $50; colored. ll2, To
tai $685.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

English typewriter Girls ara called
typists.
Mrs. Hanna Chard OF Glerpboro, N.
j.. celebrated her i05th birthday short
time aFo. She ls active and has iAV
grandchildren.
The win Of the late Julia Bullock OF
Providence, brqucathn 10000 60 ohnrl-
table, educational and religious inau-
tutions IN Rhode Island
Tho health OF Miss Florence Nightin-
gale has been failing since the death
of hor brother-in-law. SIR Henry Ner-
noy, with whom she made her home.
In the matter OF womnn's rlRhtn
AhyHsinia IN fur ahead OF Europe. The
house and all It's ocntsntn belong 20
her and II tho husband oncndn she
turns him out until he In duly repent
ant and makes Almonds
Il In announced that Mrs. Julia J.
Irvine, who has been the Professor Of
Crock at Wellesley for the last four
years, will be, m all probability. nclect-
cd aa the next president II Wellesley
college. She Is a graduate ~ Cornell
University, aud has also studied ut
Lelpalc
The Empress Eugenic. accompanied
by Nine. LobrctOn and NJ Frances
chlni Pictrl has beon spending few
days IN Paris on her return Journey 90
England from the south She ~ travel
Ing IN the strieteat incognlto as the
Countess dc PiorfcfOnde. The ufnprcHn
has received visits from the PrinceDse
Mathilde, Prince Murat. the Prince and
| Princease de Piox and other friends.
The American lady who IA now OUCH
| pas Of Manchester has been undergoing
| some neryo-wcarinR experiences, Since
| recovering from her severe oRrfirge ac-
| -ident at Pau, she has been taking u
| Journey IL spain. and there an attempt
| was made recently TO steal her Jewels.
| Tho result wns a terrible accident "a
| the thief, the recovery Of the Jewels
| and a serious shock 70 Gle duchess
| Madame Remains doafb followed
| closely upon that OF her illuntrioua
| husband. Madame Henan was wom-
| an Of no ordinary intelligence and
| character. The daughter Of Horny
| echener. and the niecc. OF AIRY 5cheffti,
| theloelobrated painter. she was brought
| up by the latter with his daughter,
| now Nina. Aarjolin. and derived from
| her uncle that Independence Of mind
| which somewhat nnrred bir success
| IN his art II was at AIRY Schsncra
| house IN Parls-whcrc Nine Marioiin
| stlil preserves many OF her fathers
| masterpieces that the almost I'M
| known author of Los Poesies des
/ Races Celtiquca nrst paid court "a
/ Mime. Cornclie Henristta. then In hci
twouty-Eeo0nd year They married II
| 1863. and from that time until NJ
Ilennn's death lived In perfect har'
| nanny.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

Tyler Tex, June ie.-HorRce Row
land Of this city has accepted an lnvi-
tation to Join the gubernatoriai party
in it's excursion to the North and will
Join II at Dallas.
Since the meeting OF the Democratic
cNenntivo committee yesterday It de-
velops that the great Kicker from the
nee STATE, MIR. Kilgofe, has considerable
strength In this county and his friends
all this time have been saving wood,
Congressman j, II. Jones and wife
OF Henderson are visiting relatives hero
MIR. Jones is pronounced supporter OF
Mr.. Lanham for governor. II VIII be
remembered that Judge Reagan once
knocked MIR. Jones on OF the congress
siurnl Christmas tree In the dark horse
act away back in the 7Os,
Ex-senator Chiffon has been resting
few days with his family. He speaks
In Abilene tomorrow.
The Culpeppcr meeting drew one OF
the largest congregations OF the series
last night. The modern dance was The
subject Of the discourse and It wal
handled with silk gloves. II Is safe e
say that a great many OF those wh'
helrd Il will 1ever dance amy more.
Some sections of the county have beet
favored with refreshing rains the pas
few days. Other sections are needing
| rain.
More than half car OF fruit WA
| shipped from here yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13
rl,n wnoxc Many.
An Exchange Which Was No Rob
berry, uut Caused Lots OF Trouble.


Two women were talking so carnest-
" on West Randolph street car a
day or two age that one OF thcm was
carried by her "gHtting off place, says
the Chtcngo Tribune. when she dis
covered this she was sfeatly disoon-
oerted and frantieally demanded by
word and gesture that the conductor
stop the car. This Was promptly lone
And the woman seiscd n child lying
close By her and marched out
Scarcely a block further ON another
woman. who mad boon goasiping with
an acquaintance. suddenly nprang 10
her feet and, selzing the eonductor' be-
ran shaking him vigorously.
"whure's my baby, You wrotchy Give
Il back to mel" she cried,
~ haven't got IL replied the CON
duotor surlily Az he let his eyes run
over his pcrs,s, seemingly uncertain
whether the little one might not pc
hidden somewhere N MS olothink, l..
Every passenger became NJ once M
terostod and all readily yielded 10 the
urgent sauest OF an old lady that s,ll
atand up, while nho. failing upon hor
hands aud knees, proceeded TO uenreh
diligently beneath the scata Tor the
mtasing one.
mndainY' Inquired a grave looking old
gentleman ae he polntnd TO hnhe
quietly asleep. and which no one scent
"oh. mol nor moaned tho distracted
woman, mime Ia fair and this II
| dark"
Here the car stopped and the woman
| who had recently sprung on roappear.
| ed and mate dash Tor tile slcsping
chcruh
"oh, you darling. precious, did MAIN
| ma leavc Il all alone In the nasty
| carr" And taking Il up In her arme
she fairly smotherod the waking child
| with kleHcn,
where's the kid you mado on with ~
| demanded tho conductor, as he inter
cepted her.
ioh don't knowl Let me go, please
The question and answer produced q
renaation In the car Every woman
began jahharinK at once, bowling OK.
pietivcs al tho head of the frightened
| Woman. Tho old lady yelled "hre'
with NIL her might, white little apiti
dos reached upper G In the vigor OF W
bark The other mother had jus
seized the arm OF the offender when Z
hurly policeman entered the door III
face was flushed with anger, ana h'
carried In his arlnn a little child.
you'll have to 20 along with M
and explain how you cs-no TO drsp
baby -tlis hnby--full tit on the side
walk, a pretty chase you've led me,
Az the discarded child was unhurt III
mother was most forgiving, ana every
thing was explained 10 the aatiafaqnol
Of the officor who condeHcandvd L
smile Rfimly Rs he fistenod
'l'y0 heard Of women losing thcl
headH," aaid the conductor but TIL
N the tirat time | ever knowed one 4
lost her child In broad day light"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

special Dispatch.
Benjamin, Knox Co., Tex. June "a
The county Democratic convention Of
Knox county was held in the court
house. Delegates were elected to the
state. conversational and representative
conventions. The delegates to the con.
sresaionai convention were instructed
to cast the vote Of Knox county for
Hon j. V. cockrsll. instructions for
state officers and representative were
referred to the primary election to be
held on the first day of August.
1t was decided by the convention 10
nominate full ticket for county on
Gers by primary election, all the pre-
cincts in the county. except one. hav-
ing so instructed their delegates.
J. NJ. Morgan was elected chairman
OF the Democratic executive COMMITTEES
Tor the next two years
Immediately after the adjournment
OF the convention the executive com
mittee met and ordered a primary
election for county officers TO be held
on the first day OF August. and that
the returns be made to the committee
on the ith day Of August, when the re.
suit will be declared.
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OPPOSED TO PRIZE FIGHTS.
THE rLonipA LAW TO ne rnon-
ouenLy TESTED.
rs Associated Prcsa.

BY Associated Prcsa.
Tallahassee, Fla. June is,--Attorncy-
General W. n. Lamar. representing the
sheriff OF puvai county Med IN the
supreme court today. the record In the
case OF n. n. nroward. sheriff, vsJ, T.
L. Bowden and others, complying the
puyal Athletic club OF Jacksonville
when the Corbett- Aiitchcli nght was
about to take plaoe at Jacksonville,
Governor Mitchell ordered several COM
pauies Of the state militia to that city
and placed them under tho command
OF the shcri, who had Instructors TO
prevent the fight from taking place al
all hazards. The club applied TO Judse
Il. NJ Gait for writ OF injunction,
restraining the sheriff from interfering
with the proposed exhibition. Tho
injunction was sranted and tho officers
wore powerless TO Interfere with the
night, but In order to test the sufiioieney
OF the laws OF tho state, AN appeal was
taken to the supreme ouurt. I'M
mediately after nilinH the record this
morning. the attorney gcneral made a
motion TO advance the case for arRu-
ments. No counsel appeared for the
| appelleas and under the rules OF pfec-
| ucc given IN the advancement OF cases
| In the supreme court. ton days IL nj
lowed TO appeliecs IN which to appear
| ana defend, II they 30 desire thv
| motion for advancement on the docket
and nothing further can be done until
| that dine expires,
The announcement that an effort
| Will be made 20 bring about the meet
\ ing OF Corhett and jackson In Jackron-
| willie during the coming fan viii make
the attorney general more RealouH IN
| pressing his ease before the supreme
court, for " the decision OF the circuit
court is reversed then the laws OF the
state will be deemed auiilcient to pre-
vent prize nghting. and with the pro
nounced Views entertained by Cover
nor Mitchell ON the subject the whole
state would be called 20 arms rather
than 10 suffer another exhibition hkt
that OF last winter. ON the other hand
II The supreme court concur In th'
decision of Judge Call the governor'l
officers would DO powcrleaa to inter
fere with prize nEhtlng untl the veal
points IN the present lawn are amended
should this be the case and the pro
posed fight for December mateiinliH'
into anything like certainty thu
governor has repeatedly signined hit
Intention Of calling the legislature 10
Fether IN extra session TO make nucl
amendments as are required.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

Terrell Tex. June l9.-The old town
OF Roberts. which has been left in thu
colo By the extension OF the Texas Mid
land to Greenville, by the road branch
ing en- this side OF Roberts few hun
dreG yards and taking a direct course
TO Greenvlllo, is moving 10 a new pom
on the extens.en. which will leave the
old town OF Roberts by Itself, with inc
inhabitants and houses IN the new To-
cation. The work Of extension Is NOV
ing along rapidly.
man Jackson is still n mystery, with Nc
apparent clue TO u solution. Mr.. jack
son Is not seriously hurt. but II seems
almost a miracle that he was MOI
Killed on the spot. as the pistol was
a large one and the range very close.
Joe st. Mary. who WIS reported dylnt
Sunday, is on the road 20 resoNeiy
Mr., a. II. Henry. an old settler aht
prominent citizen. is also conValescing
after d very severe illness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

Hawthorne. June i2.-Firat Race
Halt q mile. Toby won. Whyota soc
ond, Lillian third Time, $50 ~
Second Rhce--Milc, Enthusiasm won.
oalswoods second. Elva third. Time.
i.A
Third ac4-Five-eigbths Of n mile.
May Thompson won. ottyanna second.
Roslyn third. Time, i;o2 i-2.
Fourth Racc-oBe and on.-oighth
miles. Joe Murphy won, Pat mallory
Jr. second, Bosaic Bisiand third. Time,
200 la
fifth RAne--seveD-e ighthn OF mile,
Janus won. Lyndhurrt second. Falir
third. Time, 1890 l-2.
sixth even-elghths Of mile.
naEner won. zooiein second, Jack Rich
ellen third. Time. i;as ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13
AZ Cincinnati.
ny Associated proes.

By Affooiated l'foth.
Cincinnati, O.. juno 12,--Firat Race
Six furlonga. selling, Carrie IL won,
Ellen Douglas second, violetta third,
Time. il5.
second Raco--Milc and twenty yards
selling. Lehman won. chlswell second,
]. J., II. third, Time, iiA az,
Third RAce--Milc. Flora Thornton
won, slyurd second, pomfect third.
Time. i,a0 Ia
Fourth Raco--Tho Merchanrs stake.
worth 1860 20 the winner; one and
one.eghth miles. King Lee. III
CThorpe). to l. won driving by neck
Faradny. iY QRay), even money, SECOND
by a nose: Sabine. III "a. clnyton).
to 1. third by two loHgths, Time
/ 5a -.
Fifth Rnce-Iclcvon-s OF a
mile. Handsome won. Joe Mack second
Canewood third, Time, ii0s ~
Sixth Race-SlX furlongHi selling
Imp. phmAak won. Caisnen second
Allhi third. Time ii5 w,
Seventh RaceSiy furlongsi selling
Santa Maria won. Marion second, Cas-
third. Time, i.li 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

A nalyc made by melting bceswax IN
sweet oil 10 good for sore lips.
For scrvlceable coverings OF c,iamona
for lounge or chairs. corduroy Is excel
lent, and comes Ia nll dcairabio untr.
In maiing coffee. remember that tho
broader the bottom and the smaller tho
Ton OF the weasel 10 which you prepare
il, the better the coffos Will be.
Peel and slice six bonnaDan. sprinkle
with ruNnr, with a little orange jules
betyenn the lnyoTa, pAlng one largo *
two small oranges for nix bananas.
tium arabic and gum tfaEacanth NJ
cauai pprla dissolved In hot wstrr
make the best md most convcui1nt
mucliage you can keep In tho bouse.
10 keep tins In state Of dnssi'ng
brIlIiancy. wash them inside aud out
with hoi water aud soda. Dry uiofr
and rub the outside With n pRpts inads
Of whitenins and water.
For polish FOR bfasp, nickel or an
YER -iiae one part ammonia 70 two parts
alcohol; add q little whiting and isottzs
for use, TO une II, shake II we'll, wet q
oioth ulth II and rub over the article
H. IL p0iishod. then wipe u on with an
other cloth before u has time 70 dry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

ny Associated pfosa,
New York. June le-Morris Park;
First Race-Fivc furlongsi selling Nan
isipooh won. caeserion second, Mosquito
third. Time. 0;6g.
Second Raoe-one and one.slnteenth
miles. Kinglet won, Herald second.
Bitten third. Time. 1:i7.
Third Raee--caaona stakes; six fur
longs. gablila won, Guita perchn aeo.
on, Applause third. Time, ii2.
Fourth Race-withers stalker; one
mile. Domino, i2s CraraD, to !, won
by u head; Henry OF Navarro, i22 Oar
rison). O 10 &. second by two lengthsi
Dobbinn. 1872 RlmmD. i-2 to ], third
Time lao
Fifth Ract--six fnrionER Discount
won, Shelly Tuttlo second. Fcrrier third
Time. III.
sixth Race--one mile; selling, sonR
and Dance won. Star Actress second
uazeihaich third. Time. i.ai ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13
opp mrs OF INTEREST.

There arc wells in Polk county, Neb.,
which ebb and flow ike the tides of the
ocean.
London writer notes that the
nennv-in-thc slot machines were known
In The time OF Hero OF Alexandria.
An object which weighs 1000 pounds
AZ the sea level would weigh two
rounds less on a mountain four miles
high.
A Paris physician who lived 70 me
age OF i07 ascribcd his Longevity 70
niaoine his bed 80 that II stood north
and south In the direction OF the great
magnetic currents-
pasteur. the French scientist, has
.,,os,,,, thnt fruits and vegetables, when
undergoing even partial decay, contain
s.'s,a,5a which, II taken into the
stomaeh, may cause disease.
N-alaon,s old attie-ship, the Foudro-
,,ant Is beIng exhibited at NafiouS ports
Il, Great Britain. II Is said thAt eHsly
timber Of the old ship IS as SCUM 70.
day na when she was i"uieN' "
| hundred years ago .n.
rar, tort.edo boat lie now being ouii'
tfsvre for the French government
~ Mn 10 10 be the fastest In the Mosiu,
RE eneed. II nothing Is wIohs 10 ~
-aicnlstious. will be from twenty -ii'ie
~ thirty knots per hour.
The memorial tower when Il pe, "
.,artad on the highest point q .ne
4 Sfennt ~ olives at Jerusalem y ~,
-ssSv several stories high. ana Ply 0 ~
more IS to be ADDED; y y nan ana
ias 1,ead sea can he seen from me Top
me biggest boob In The werla WI, i, p
~ .o NON in preparation Ia thirtesI
i naS M now the gigantic TASK q
yeassi,asfrn Is nearing eompistlpn
s9us sdea OF it, sire can ne sIsn ~.
sofae ,ss faet that the 100000 els'
ron ron ,i,iss and entitee have been p liht
"a s IN al sorts e lansuass sy. MI to n.
SER ~ and iinguisls employed On sh'
work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

I aels OF heaven and earth and sea,
Saying 20. wondrous trinity
Delgn Ia make Anawnr unto ms,
And toll me truly what yc be-"
Ana they made anawcr; verify,
The mask before Ills face arc We,
because Ills writ no man can SOC
Ills face and i've = 80 spaiso the
three.
Then 1: 20 wondrouf trinity,
A mask Is but a moekery--
Make answer yet again 70 me
And tell n aught besides are ye'
And they made answer; Verify.
The robe around lila form are We,
That sick and sore mortality
May touch It's hem and hcnicd be-
Then Il 70 wondroug trinity,
VouchaAfc once more 10 answer me,
And tell me truly what 4 He
whose very mask and rniment YET
But they replied. "Of inns are ye.
And OF Eternity "A He.
wait thou and aek Eternity;
Be like His mouth SHAH nnn"ei
William Watson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13
RnAoAs's INSTRUCTED VOTE.
What the Grand old Commoner has
Done In Eighteen Days.

speciai Dispatch.
Austin, Tex. June 1.-THE headduar-
tiers OF the Reagan campaign commit
Tee has issued the following CIRCULAR
The friends of opposing candidates arc
attempting to stampede the supporters
Of Judge Reagan with the cry that his
expected ground SWELL has not APP
peared. and that the vote so far SHOWS
that the people are not for him. Let US
see. There are over 800 votes In the
state convention. Counties voting ls2
votes have held conventions Judge
Reagan entered the campaign May
" eighteen days ago. Several ifnppi-
tant counties had already acted. other
Candidates have been In the race ior
Two years past. and yet Judge Reagan,
mas instructed votes ana persohe'
pledges from uninstructed delesa'es ~
suring him a total OF forty-elght Votes
without counting Houston county. Hs
mas been instructed for as secoit'
eholee by counties representing sesen.
teen votes. and Is known 70 De ens -
sonRl choice OF large number OF ~
gates repregenting counties Instructed
Tor other candidates than either ui ~
other candidates. This Is not a -
showing for an eighteen DAYS ean a',
paign, during which his friends ny
contended against an organizer lo't I,
o. Old experienced campaigners =
every county. Today Judge hees 81
carried Bee and Brio counties nc W,
also get division OF the Nliliaihs Z,
county vote. IL not the entire N9te' 81, 81,
ne coming Saturdays primaries rrr
put him ahead In the race. y ~
Friends half way DO their duty, ne ~,
are The cold facts. no matter wnh' ~
may hear from other sources.
Judge Reagan Is the stronger n III,
before the people. and his friehos III,
need organization to sweep ever yu y, \
before them. Appoint a man 70 ~, ~,
Nass every precinct In the counS ~ ~,
gef his friends out 70 the prtmar..e'
respectfully. JEFF JohN7D,,,,,
chairman Reagan Campaign e1ecuu'
Committee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13
oAnn aAME IN rlIn cLuD.

- = JtAHAiH7 ma 49, -
Copyright 1894 by James Knapp Reeve.
"As / yaId TO you At the time Of our
last conversation on these matters, we
40 no. much care to have club affairs
made public property. The spirit Of re-
.orve ana exclusiveness which has
characterized the club since Its in-
ceptlon Is all against any public
parade. even In regard TO such Incl
dents az thls--whieh can only rebound
10 tts credit. You wiz give Inv Tsr1ff
verbatim. will youe You promise not
70 color Il 10 serve the purpose OF .
Newspaper senaatieng Well ! believe
! can trust you. then, With the facts :
They are nor Of the sort that ~t need
hide them.
-Yes. It is true that we have a card
room al ne club. believe gentiemen
can play cards for light ptaket--isnd
remain gentlemen -.
'you think there Is got mueh oiH'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

Mt. Vernon. Tex, June H'--Mr' ~
c. Beeman, our depot agent, who has
been absent for thirty days with his
family, visiting relations and friends
IN Michigan, has returned home ne
reports a very pleasant time. MS
many friends are glad TO see him back.
Messrs. Howard Parker and Ewing
Davenport, who have been Attending
school at Nashville, TENN nav" to
turned home for vacation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

Denton, Tex, June l2.-constable Fox
on Yesterday brought In FROM near Hill
town. in this county, a negro named
HE Pearson. charged with burglary OF
sic. Part OF the money was found on
us person and he disclosed the hiding
place OF the remainder. He had spent
only 81 OF the amount.
Preparations are being eAiehslNviy
,.arriad on Tor the Fourth Of July oele-
bratlon 10 be held here. The horses
are In good trim and the bicycliats are
training steadily for the races.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

weatherford. Tex, June l2.-coi.
Lanhem's appointments; He Will
speak at Henrietta. Clay county.
Wednesday, June 20. at II a. m.
Wichita Falls, Wichita county,
Wednesday, 20. at s p. m, Vernon.
Wilbarger county. Thursday. II; Bowie.
Montague county, Friday, %; Gaines
vile, Cooke county. Saturday, 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

BY Associated Press.
Chicago, ILL.,, June 12.-Theodore New
ins, enc of the doorkeepers of the
board of trade, was taken or In the
smallpox ambulance today. He was
attending TO his duties as usual, UNI
aware that reddish eruption on his
neck and face had any connection with
the dread disease. He must have
spoken to and been In contact with
dozens OF themembers before the true
cause of the eruptions was discovered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

SpNNiaA AlepsAtcn.
Tyler Tex, June 19.--Hon. s. w. T.
Lanham felt the gubernatorial pulse
here today in n speech of two hours
at the Grand opera house to about 400
people. His address was most pleasing
and often ELECTED rounds of applause,
a number of ladies' graced the occa-
sion with their presence. Among the
auditors were Ex-Congressmen Hern-
don and Jones.