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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30
The NIghf sc..Ion.

Dallas, Tex, Aug 29.-when the con-
vention was called 10 order at S:i5
by Chairman Flanagan, who stated that
the first order OF business would be
the nomination OF the state judiciary.
Mr.. a. II. Rosenthal obtained tho
floor and put the following ticket In
nomination:
Supreme court-Chief justice. ]. NJ.
Mccormick; associate justices, G.. H.
Maris of Cameron and c. o. Harris OF
Runnels.
Chief Justice Of court OF appeals. w.
X. Holman. Grayson: associates, Henry
Terrell, BeSar county, c. @. White,
Smith county.
II was nominated by reclamation
Tho chair announced that nominal
lions for chairman OF the state DEM
ocratlc executive committee were In
order. Frank b. Stanley placed N. h.
Moore OF Fort Worth In nomination
for reelection DIR. John Grant wns
placed In nomination by spencer a
colored delegate from Harris county.
There were loud cries for r. u. Haw-
ley OF Galveston, who came to the
front ana made the convention a speech
according the nomination OF Grant
A. II. Caldwell seconded the nom
nation OF Grant.
Each Of tho seconding speeches. with
the exception OF Mr.. Hawlcys were
wy bsNNoF athHihN AThNloIu ACTIONS
on yesterday.
In answer TO loud calls Quincy came
70 tho front and was greeted with
tremendous applause, He was listened
20 with close attention and made a
apseoh In which he scored his opposl-
tiDn heavily. He claimed TO have writ
ten proof in his pocket which showed
that money had been offered for the
vote or a delegation for Moore
A great deal N excitement pre-
vailed at this time. The sergeant-at-
armH had TO pull one ooorad brother
who said he was reused of his
chair
Cuney closed his speech by second
ing tho nomination Of Grant.
G. VI, Ferguson OF Lamar Cuney's
personal and political enemy, followed
In a'lonE speech In reply TO Quincy
and aneonded the nomination OF N.
u. Moore. The roll call was ordered
and the vote stood; Grant, SOS; Moore,
247 Grant made n speech OF thanks.
Resolutions OF thanks To the cltlzens
OF Dallas ana tho press, ~ d. Easton
was reelected secretary OF the eN-
ecutive committee and the convention
adjourned sine die
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HON. 10 ABBOTT WINS.
HE rs REsoMINATED IN THE Sixth
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.


to history aud was certainly as old as
this convention-for the purpose of q
caucus. Uaughter)
1t was carried and the delegates
repaired to grand jury room. The OBJ
Ject OF the caucus was to discuss the
platform with an idea of making n
change In the same. The Instruction
was to hold secret caucus but 1t
leaked out that this was the object Of
the caucus.
when the delegates returned Mr..
Bean of Ellis county. placed In nomlna-
ton Mir. George Washington Hardy for
chairman of the Democratic executive
committee for this congressional dis
trlct Tor next two years. Mr.. Barry Of
Dallas, seconded the nomination and
MIR. Colquitt of Kaufman, moved to
make the election by reclamation, car
rled.
General Cabel then moved TO adjourn
sine die, but on request of Mr. Beall of
Ellis the motion was withdrawn until
MIR. Beal could present a motion by
which each delegation could select one
man from each county in the district
to act as a campaign committee to act
win the chairman In furtherlng the
election Of Judge Abbott. The motion
was adopted and the roll was called for
selections, which resulted as follows:
Bosque county selected j. NJ! Robin-
son Of Meridian; Dallas county Jesse
stone of Dallas; Ellis county, John NJ.
King OF Waxahachie; Hin county. r.
I. Jones of Hlllsboro; johnson county,
j. w. Smith of Cleburne; Kaufman
county, j. a. Coleman OF Kaufman; Ma
Varro county, II. l.. Stone OF Corslcnna.
Mr.. Barry Of Dallas then moved that
this convention tender its thanks to
the citizens OF this city for their kind
ness and attention since the conven-
tion has been in session here, and to
the ladies of the city for their attend
ance and a splendid dinner prepared by
them today; to the officers for the eff
Client manner in which they had con-
Quoted the business of the convention;
to the newspapers for their liberal re-
port of the proceedings.
General Cabel then renewed his mo-
ton to adjourn sine die.
The break In the deadocked conven-
tion Is regarded by all as due entirely
to Mr.. Pomdexter Withdrawing from
the contest. The Dallas delegation
were much surprised at the course pur-
sued md some Of them were not very
choice In the terms applied to him
for precipitatlng the matter as he did.
Many OF the delegates We're enthusiasts
tic over the manly course pursued by
Mr., PolndeXter. They claim that he
has add'd many votes to the Demo-
cratic party, and this view OF the mat
ter Is cOncurred in by many of the
Dallas delegation. His speech of with
urawal was much commented on and
referred 10 as the grandest speech
heard during the entire convention.
Many Of the delegates left tonight.
They did not have any spare time,
either, as the final adjournment was
not had until near O'Clock. Those OF
them who were stopping at private
houses had to 30 without their meals.
Many We're the expressions Of surprise
at the splendid appearance OF this city
and 1t Is hoped by the citizens that
they will entertain pleasant recollec-
tons OF II long after their return to
their homes.
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OF Mr.. Reagan has not been men
toned In that connection and 70 one
has an Idea OF brir ging him in as a
dark horse. The fad that Earl Adams
has withdrawn FROM the race does not
signify that he is out OF 1t altogether.
Mr. Adams. since his arrival here, has
announced himself straight Cleve-
land Democrat, and as both Mr.. Cooper
and Mr.. Perkins have strong banker
ing after free silver at 16 to l ratio,
It looks like there is something behind
Mr.. Adams sudden declaration. II
there are any dark horses admitted
they will probably be either Long OF
Cherokee, Blount of san Augustine or
Gooch of Anderson.
Shortly after the night session Of the
congressional convention Anderson
county asked for a i've minutes recess
and when she returned her vote was
cast for Perkins, and up to the 3sOth
ballot the vote stood Perkins % liz,
Cooper % 1-2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

New Chnrters-Tl.s.rs ua,tl.,|
state 1'rensur,.

Austin, Tex, Aug. gs--TA, \
charters wera filed toiAy A n
Of the secretary Of state.
The National Telephone ca
company OF Texas, With m
nce at Gainesville ana a M
$4,000. incorporated by N n
]. N. Dubois, George P. Il
NJ. Lindsay and c. n, Smith /
The Empire Mill conipany n
ton; capital stock, sl06,oa "A
by Rufus l.. Helm, Walitf /
and Ice n. Cowger.
The Washing Fire cc,npll,I
Houston; no capital stock q
The following names appear {
porators: w. b. Hill, Wa|
Thomas, u. NJ. Monigomtfj.
Baugh and Ingham s. RlDst
Mr. A. Lewey, city atsairsl
Antonio. was in the attoFuea
office today TO get the prellna
ders for the issuance Of WA
bonds, and Submitted The aeNl
pers in the premises.
There have been 7s2s T,ru
istered with the state tressu1I
senting s6Ol,1s7.52, The Nv 4
called represent a210,s2slok tzd
warrants unpaid, amounting
SOS.i2.
September is a small rtysrg
October is better and fot 4
oeeding month the rerenue ~
Ell until and including Mara
There Will be a consldeI7tai
the state treasurer's dtplltra
the salary Of clerks, and { q
from the courts that tegia =
over the state.
From present indications 4
standing the alarming raleFI|
contrary, the state treasury !.
LIST of January be out q VI
and very little rubbish to ~
warrants are now no. q
than 90 cents. unless from lrl1
undue haste 10 cash the sir
II was indeed daplorahs Z
treasury should have oesn 7
to get into this condition >
according 10 the best hasip Z
but the condition exists and Z
and unpatriotic to ezasgefaH
gers to the solyency and sss. !.
the Texas treasury and wv Y \
necessary alarm abroad " y
means for obtaining corrsel y
Is limited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

A Three Days Session Now on Mt
stenhcnNlIle.

stephenviile, Tex, Aug, 29.-The Pom
ulists are slowly rolling into their
camp southwest of town. At 1880 a. m.
there are only about fifty Pops in
camp.
Judge Nugent arrived from Fort
worth. yesterday and is expected to
deliver an address tomorrow. Hon. c.
~ bell Is expected Friday morning.
IN case he arrives there will be a
discussion of the tariff between him
and Hon, Charles jenkins.
me Fopulists are not expected to In
dulge In any high Nights of oratory
on THIS occasion, as none of their big
men. except Judge Nugent, will be
present The big four" viii be CON
spleuous by their absence.
There VIII be speeches by Evan
Jones and George l.. Clark during the
encampment 1t Is the opinion OF the
leading Democrats in this section that
the Third party has fallen off in num-
oers a great deal since two years ago
The encampment seems 30 far to
be made up Of lemonade stands and
brush arbors, with no people to be
seen, The following is the program
for today and tomorrow;
wednesday, August 29--
p. m.-Openlng address.
to p. m.--Miscellaneous speeehes
p. m.-Address by Colonel James
Hindsman. Colonel Hindsman is an
old oampeigner and one OF the ablest
stump speakers in America.
Thursday, August so
Jarrett.
II to Il a. m.-Address by Hon. T.
u m. to 2 p. m.--Noon recess.
TO p. m.--Addresses by Hon. Evan
Jones and Hon Geora-a 7 ,storix
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THE nominees.


Mr.. ]. @. Lowden was born in the
city of New York In 1857. His educa-
ton was received by the excellent pub
lie school system OF New York city.
Ten years ago he set his feet on Texas
soil to try his fortune In the Lone
Star state. He has been living In Abb
lene since he came to Texas. For
many years he has held the honored
position OF president OF the Abilene
National bank, the largest bank in the
state west Of Fort Worth. He has held
several positions OF trust in the city
Of Abilene. having been elected twice
to the office OF city treasurer, has for
"A long time been an alderman in that
city and was recently elected TO three
years term Of school trustee. At tho
recent convention OF the Texas Bank
ers' association. held at Fort Worth,
Mr.. Lowden was elected treasurer OF
that organization.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

Hon. Il. b. Rentfro was born In 1852
at Huntsville, Tex, was educated mt
the Austin college and Kentucky uni
Ver6ity He was a member of the con-
sututional convention OF 1876 In 1877
he was elected county Judge OF Mont
gomery county. He was member OF
the Twenty legislature. collector OF
customs under President HalTison's adj
ministratiuu, and has been several
times nominated FOR congress on the
Republican ticket, but defeated
All of the offices OF trust held by Mr..
Rentfro have gone 10 testify his I'M
mlstnkable ability as STATESMAN and
his honesty and stralghtforwtrdne
In his dealings with his fellow man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30
DEADLooIl IN THE SECOND.


N"FN' Ae""sf nut Cannot Get the
necessary Vote.
Palestine, Tex. Aug. 2s.-Au dav the
congressional convention now in ses-
sion at Palestine, has balloted ON a
candidate and tonight, although there
nave been several changes made IN the
vote the convention 10 no nearer n
nomination than IL was on the first
paliot. This afternoon. after lie votes
nad been taken, Hon ]. II. Jones az
Houston county withdrew the name
or Earl Adams. Mr.. Adams had 4 10
votes IN the convention and FOR a feyS
moments there was much oonfnsinn
caused by the over earnest deIegatea
scrambling for the vote released bS, tba
iorked whiskered statesman OF Hops.
ton county. The chairman soon re
stored order and requested the seerc-
tary TO proceed with the roll can. The
result OF the next ballot was. Coorsr
~ l-2i Perkins, % Ia Houston county
divided, givirg Perkins and Cooper
Z. POLK county, which had been cast
ing its three votes equally for Cooper
and Adams. voted the Adams vote for
Perkins.
At 8 o'clock the s5Yth ballot was
reached and adjournment was taken
untn ~ m.
The convention Is now hopelassI,,
dendloekcd, sure enough.
tor the Information OF the outrid.
public and several psrticipanse vha
seem TO take a delight in conysvinv
the impression that the name on fehS
IL, Reagan win be placed befos,a ,na
convention In case OF proionrsd deaA-
lock. AZ Is hsaner To say that the uarr.r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

then nominated by reclamation for at
torney-general-
J. II. Holt OF San Antonio spoke In
appreciation OF q representative OF his
rooe refusing nomination because
he did not consider himself capable.
Colonel Rentfro placed Ed Anderson
I'm nomination for land commissioner.
He was unanimously nominated and
made speech thanking the conven-
ten for the honor.
G. A. Tomlinsoh OF Fort Worth was
placed In nomination for comptroller
by q. p. Perkins, and seconded By N.
b. Moore.
Mr. TomiinHon asked that his name
be withdrawn, but the convention re-
futed and he was nominated by ac-
clamation.
= H. NJ. Broiles. n colored school teach
or and newspaper man OF Hearne. was
placed In nomination for superintend-
ent OF public instruction.
= A. II. Caldwell OF BraZos county, a
colored delegate was also placed in
nomination.
N. N. Linton of Point Isabel was
placed In nomination.
Numerous seconding speeches were
made by the colored speakers.
The roll call was ordered.
When half through Broles withdrew
in favor OF Caldwell. When the roll
call was finished Colonel w. N. Lin
ton withdrew in favor OF Caldwell and
his nomination was made unanimous.
Caldwell thanked the convention, and
after some announcements the conven-
tion adjourned until o'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

Galveston, Tex, Aug, a--.' 7,
est pressure tonight j. osa y y
souri, and upper MississipN " !,
a ridge runs southeast y, Z, " y 4 ,
lantic and gulf states lssr
preston over the Ohio WIG !,
other over the east, IN w.
tain slopes. The wea' ~. 7,
over the extreme noilaaN .. Al
region End The gulf slaI vi. Z, "
orally clear elsewhere, ha, T., 4
TO 10 of an inch or MOI, , "
Abilene, Jaeksonville'
Vicl,sburg. No.. hi
Local forecast for ies, .si
four hours ending mar , -
80: North Texas, cenliaa " x
ally fair: stationary ts1'9 W, .
Texas. southwest Texls. ~ N, 4
probably showers sia'l'a''
ture.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

Blimigham, Ala, Aug. zs.-J. r. Nc
MILAN. president OF the International
immigration society, states that com
tract was closed with an African steam
snip company for the transportation OF
guy negro colonlsts to Liberia. The
soSie'y proposes for certain stipulated
price TO furnish transportation and
.nree months provisions I, the colon
ISIS The government OF Liberia pro-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

confident that such policy will result In
Increasing revenues to the state.
We deplore the communistic tenden-
cies of Governor Hogg and his nntag-
onism to that spirit OF national unity
which should pervade every state or
this great nation.
Resolved. that we urge upon this
convention the nomination OF fun
state ticket, and cordially invite to its
support every citizen who desires with
us the development and progress OF
this great state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

Hlllsboro, Tex, Aug. 29.-This Hfter-
noon after the convention aduorned
the old friends Of Mr., Thomas Ii Dixon
presented him with an elegant gold
headed cane. The presentation speech
was made by Mayor c. ]. sorrels in
Hon. $, c. Upshaw's office. Mr.. Dixon
is justly proud Of this token from his
old friends here in Htllsboro, as well as
proud of his cane.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30
THn KHsia,,.


"ea'hes Assi. :.
=, Washington, AZ, Pa
iheir camp on IN SSa'al q.
ing, as a thick fa ',s re''ea;i
d Damp weather ~ asas sq,
since they first a rs y. /.
are having a hilar'S''n, 'st
leSs. Today the N.Y.. u
at the base hs,lP '.te al.
many SPECTATOR s'oal'lt :
The divisions ~.
We're; Provost No "I's ~
No; 10, Radcliffe H. :, A,,sa
Mobile, Ala; JOIN sr q Ps'd'.
Eau Claire. Wis; pj R' ri
Rock, Ark; Mar,s.'' y g.
md; Terre Haute IA !.
Ind; Kansas City M S issl
ES sr No. 3. indis India ~
secret session Of H. x!
and the Pythian slsIs,,i'll' y,
Tie supreme Ioa-.
nothing but routine essi..a' I'D
an early adIournmen,, 4.'
give the COMMITTEES ~, ~
the work. = u'as
The election Of oiFie-,, -.
this week. II is prpdis.si \. =,
preme Chancellor Walt. ' 4
Ohio will be elected sn,,' !
to succeed W. W. Riaei.st., ..
The Pyth!an Knight, y
the broad white lot taas :. :, I
tive mansion for an ersss.,l q
be reviewed by thelr ~. !
Carnahan. this afte,r...
over the parade ground ~, Z.
Of scarlet plumes, shIns-s y I 1
background Of green mi, n, y
the army made an Irss,''..]
After an hour Of drlll H. \. I.
reviewed by Major cers,,I y
and his stan and maisFs, .
camp. After dark penns,,,.'
noe was brightly illumInsi1 l.
length, the dome o. ths ~
the statue Of liberty surno1,''
ing hung with electric lIrhh /
procession was witnessed N
the citizens. There were y
some floats in line, with nv
orations and fine spectaealii I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

Dallas, Tex. Aug. 29.-The congress
sional convention OF the Thirteenth dis
triet met in the convention han to-
DAY b. b. Kenyon of Abilene vas
nominated as a candidate for congress.
I r, A. Hazard of Colorado City was
elected chairman Of that district for
the next two years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

Wichita Falls, Tex. AVE- n
win siseen and l.as ,s X, III
wrestling on the sidew w, ~
tol feii from his pos s;sss..s'i
ball entered Ferris ~ %. ~, N, Il.
up and lodged near q e "a =
wound Is ret conslu7s1cs -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

Edgar Anderson was born in Warren
county, virginia, in 1862, In 1859 he
settled In Travis county. near Austin.
He was educated in tho Texas Military
institute. For several years of his ear
ly life he held the position Of deputy
assessor OF Travis county and was
deputy sheriff under Barnhardt Zim-
plcnan. Most Of Mr.. Anderson's life
has been spent In farming and ranch
ing. In 1855 he was elected county
treasurer Of Travis county on the Re
publican ticket. against Democratic
nominee, Mr.. NJ. NJ. johnson.
He was elected 10 the same office
again in 1890 over Captain w A. pills,
oN-chlef clerk Of the comptroller's Of
ice, and again in 1892 was elected by
40 majority.
For the last four years, as every one
knows, Mr.. Anderson has been extern
siyely engaged IN the land Ousiness
with about the largest concern in the
state, controlling about nifty agencies
throughout Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

Waco, Tex, Aug ga local repuh-
lican club effected temporary organ-
laation tonight electing John j. Hors-
Iull president and Dan Wise secretary.
II VIII be called the civilian Mckinley
Club" sixty-hve members were en-
rolled, the lily whites predomlnatlng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

workman. Tex aug !, .: 1
hotel, was locked Up W.. y ~ ,
on a charge Of tak.ns5 ,ss
Roberts OF Hous'e,pl, ~ r,s,st 2
plead guilty and w
turned to Mr.. Roberts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

Dallas, Tex, Aug. 2e.--The Ninth sem
atorlal convention met today and nom
mated I. +. Hefner as the Republican
candidate for state senator. William
NJ Mcdonald was elected chairman for
the next two years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

Dallas. Tex, Aug. 29.-The Sixth Re-
publican congressional district conven-
lion Will meet in this city tomorrow.
me sixth senatorial district conven-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

San Antonio. Tex ma osssi z
year-oid daughtsr ,, :, lsr.i /
mall carrier, died , M ~ 7
by igniting her elo'1
with matches -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

moses %gs, n I, order 4 e.
eolonist taeu a,ss',al's', :
To-, to IN I, The lcs 'SaS'ss /.
chasing cha, oiS { Z w. ,;as 1.
IN October an il's Pa.
TrS% there t WIN "a q !, !; i !
'''OAins at Hsvssss e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

Columbus, Tex, Aug 29-The Popu-
list congressional convention of this
me Tenth district, met in this city
iooey and nominated j. c. Mcbride OF
Alvin, Brazoria county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

Dallas. Tex, Aug. 2s-The Rpublican
state executive committee as far as
made mp tonight is as follows;
First dlstrlot--W. IL. sempleton, JEFF
ferson.
Second dlstrlet-R. f. Caldwell. Lees
burg.
Third dlstrict--Blank.
Fourth distrlct-Blank.
Fifth district--Thomas Andrews, Nc
Kinney.
sixth district-Blanlk.
Seventh district--J, W. Butler, Tyler.
Elghth district-J. NJ. Hickey.
Ninth district-W. NJ. Mcdonald,
Fprney.
tenth distrIet--s. NJ. c. Davis. Hilis-
bore
Eleventh distriet-w. F. Crawford.
Cameron.
Twelfth district-Blank
Thirteenth distriot--Blank.
Fourteenth dlstriet--W. w. Frazier.
Jasper.
Fifteenth d:striot-L. L. Dunn.
sixteenth dlstrict--Henry Ferguson.
Richmond
Seventeenth distrIct-Blank.
Elghteenth distriet-7J.G. sohermack.
La Grunge.
Nineteenth dlstrlet-John c. Cain.
Twentieth distriet-H. d. Hancock.
Austin,
Twenty-nrst distric,-A. L, May
nard.
Twenty-second-e. II. Townsend.
Victoria
Tweniy,thlrd distric,-w. r.. Linton.
Point Isabel
rwenty-fcurth distriet-E. II. Ter
rel, San Antonio.
rwenty-nfth district-J. A. Smith.
El Paso
Twen,y-sixth district--Muilins,
rwenty-seventh district--Harry Har-
ria Gatesvilk.
'rwenty-eighth district-B. p. Ken
yon, Rbilens
rwenty,ninth distr4ot-p. c. Rolp.
Iowa Park.
Thirtieih district, II. b. Rurhsidss.
Fort Worth
Thisty,ais, dIsssist-o. a. kaiEht.
Belcherville.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

w X. MaSemson was born in Dam
vile, Yermilling county, Ill. nfty-
seven years ago. His father emigrated
to Texas and settled In the territory
which now comprises Williamson coun-
~ November a5, 1871 He has lived in
that locality ever since that time. He
has been engaged In the practice OF
law since May, 1865. Mr. Makemson
was appointed district attorney OF the
Seventeenth judicial district by ProVs-
ionary Governor A. J. Hamilton, which
office ne held until 1873,
He was grand master OF the grand
lodge OF Independent order OF Odd
Fellows OF Texas during the year OF
lS79-s0, and represented that body in
the grand lodge Of the world for four
consecutive years.
Recently he has lived at Georgetown.
He has wife and two daughters. He
Is splendl1ly developed man phys
lcally and distinguished in appearance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-27

BY Associated Press.
Cincinnati. May 2e.-First Race-sell-
Ing: purse $500; for s-year-olds and
upward: six furl)ngs. Lancelot won,
Manoa second, say on third. Time,
III Ia.
Second Race-selllng; purse $500; for
s-year-olds and upwards; mile, Henry
Young won, Anna second, Shuttle
third, Time, lac.
Third Race-selling; purse $500; for
3-year-olds and upward; six furlongs.
Helen N won. Captain Drake second,
Forerunner third Time. l15 "a.
Fourth Rnce-The Harold stakes for
2-year-old colts; worth 5000 to thu
winner; five furlongs. Flash, 1l3 q,
HID. 10 to /, won driving by neck;
Sun Up. III (Thorpe). 20 TO /, second
by length and half; Free Advice,
11S (R. Wiliams), to 5, third by one
length. Time, 1908,
Fifth Race-For 2-year-old 1llies;
nlne-sixteenths OF mile. Kitty Give
won, Myrtle second, The Princess third.
Time. OBS IL.