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Earned runs-froy. 8; Providence. First base by
sLrcts-froy. D. Proyid.nos LEFT on bs.ss-rroy.
Ia; Providsncs, T. First base on bas-Un UTubsT. 3;
on Miller. lh struck out-Hy Gruber. 2; by Miller ].
Home run--Bss,ett Three base hit-Rogers. Twobsse
hts-Breckinrifge, Pbtiips (7l Lyons. sscfincs hit
stricken. stolen os.e,-Pioksu Breckinridge. John
Hit By pitchsr-By Grubsr, 1; BY Miller. q Umpire
Uanuey. Ttms-2tl6
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s. s.rs 8. si IN I,
d.l.. z; on AsN.hoR. sIrssi sut-Ry stoeEsd.l.. !.
dame run-kssisr. Three base hIta-Joyes Abbsy,
pfesthsIb Twe1ass hlts-BrouthsrL Keller. Robir.
son, Kelley. sullivan saerines hits-Kslsy, Brodis
Abbey and ,'artwr,sht M BY pltensI-hy sIoetsdIi.
.; BY AeNAhon. 2 Mild preh-stOch sdAls. Passed
ban-kobinson umprs-HursL Tims-2lh
prrssuRaH. IL; eIScISKArL
rrrrSaunGH, Nay o-it an OF day with the Gin.
eiAaAti team tSdsy and an on day with the Pi:tS
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yiei.ry, 4 os csYissn, 4 s;tesf osi-sy yek.rys s;
Burn. Lyneh; ssefnee hit.-sgrinsnsid ,! sYrsen,s.
Z Double plsys-Hsnrshsn 1cDonsd, snd Fssts;
Burns BufnA shsnnog, and lehansi Lynch. Burns
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tie. Of II. sixth iauins b, "a. rather VIVA tn.
scorer

ksrnsd runs-Brovn 81. Cornsn I. firsi base ~
srrort-nrovn =; Cornell q Left on btset-Brswn. u
ccoTn,It 10 rr,, base en- b.ll,-gE goS,.,on, e
Cobb I; By smith. !. Thrse.bsss hh-Mllsrd. Two
b.ss hts-Donovsn stsere. BASTARD, Alfred sserinee
Z; Johnson Hn ~ pitohsr-By Rebin,on. 2; bg Cobb.
J. Wild pitch ~Roblnson. Passed bals-banG YouhR.
Umpire-Burna Tlms-2 20
PRINCETON. Is; IrHfoH. g.
BErHLHHru May p-Lshieh shouh have beaten
Prnceton this afternoon for she made 1 runs In the
FIRST inning on rsttilng good hits and BrooEse and
Otto's errors Loose playing followed. and gradually
the Tigers stols MP. The tcorei
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Totais...is 10 90 IL s Totals. ....i7 iis70 10 7
Twe sat whsn winning run vas made
S R..a:;i.;.isi:::.:.::::::.:::,:,s SP9dSSiSf- is
TwobAAs hit-kestsr BAsss on bAlls-By TerrilL I;
DAVE q Il M.insr . Deuois Play-Ksa;sr, and
Warner. Unpirs-hsnEy OF Yale
FaIScsTos 81. 10; HRo~E. 81. q
FEiscEsox. Aay a-fhs Prhsston freshmen defeated
The bloun tTsshmsq todAy In q game marked "
hsayy hitiaE ana Brilliant base ruaaIHs on ths pAt
81 friaestea fhs features Of the game the me
battery work Of wIlssn snd smiih And the hiltaS VI
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FItzsIzaSAs WIN BsF CSIsEs1 Asa here
aflsF.
Bob FtEsimnObs nsW declares that here
alter he will bar CO cred men IN making :
match. FitE. AesoE6ipS % himsslL had :
ehAlSs % Akht fIsRk OFals. Ia HGHs4
sc asss SS - "a "a s s - ssis = s-A
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harmed Tups-Breoklyn 1t Boston \ First base By
srrars-hreskiya. Ian on bAsss-Breokiyn. - Dss
sen. yif., base 90 e.il.LOd ksnn.dy: D on lovstt
Ease hits--Csrssrsn. usnxsi Mccarthy Two-hass hit
-Day. aaerines hit-rucksr. stolen bAses-Daiv.
sfsdvsy Merritt Double pisy-Gririn and Corcorsn
hh Dy pltensf-by kennsaT. l. Passed bsi-kinslow.
Usipns-staEa fims-1s5a Attendance -SvyG.
sALriHoaE IL; WASHINGTON. d
wissHeToE. May a.-Baltinors woa their fourth
straight anne from wsshInaton to-day. the latter club
giving every evidence shat the company fast
Ior tsen. Attendance. Loo fee seofsi
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"a. s:'S y , IS%s1s:SSSa TTG ST.
&c s sii:.oa y.se.I % t!,s.s:.:s ). ga R.s.s
struck out-By Jewell 49, by Fsthsrston. 4; By Hanka
l. Two base hits-Abbott Allen. Sacrifice hit-Poysy.
stolen basesJswell g5l. Asserole Champion, Abbott
c,is,ns,:.oG t.lsn:f ~, sy pitehs5-By J,ssa By
Passed bal.-CIAmpton. Z: Kopf. g. cmplrs-Hutch'
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on Ssiis-bh Asamihs. Z: % Gisasoa, Q siEust saI.
~ HsmminE ~ b. GasAsOl. l. IhTss- bAas hits-Hsm.
Stag Weave, 0oalsy, GisA.9A, Iweeass hIls-DsBRI
Dasd kAertnoe hits-ffedsL weaver Dsnny. Grim.
ktolen basas-bT0wn, richardson D0abls plAys-
fsttehsl and Weaver: PfsAsr RlebaFds0n Ana 'WssV.
e. unpiIs-SHaH s00d. Tlms-I 50
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4 Psrcy NJ hits's sstirissi asssI III BSlis1s
na5sla" ssad lOE It e Lowell CoEysn : ca.
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fE0tIDlAoA NAY A=-Af0gn asts4as1 CoEnsl tAia AZ
tsE1ooe - slo eae 9iststesting gAna 1Eosn ais
80 49, 49, 80 - kses se1s
az esiseg So rs aslding e Ia nfs4a - hoys "a
RzAlaaFa - - ~ - lislllIl - a. szlll
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eserines hits.srs, 81 Hlpehssn,os. s'ois9 s,s...
wild pitches-Hsrhd6n 4, naFnstt l. Umptre-hoi
land Tims-l.bA Attsndanes-sOo
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Ness sTsIs VVAssl.-s..

ceasidaEAbls iatsEsst 4 uahifsslsa n tks sat soz
g az 2s.iia4 e shs s4sesfys eenmittst 81 ths
& a.: t sss "a. : - - 4 asa ' : A'A =
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AHHIEsL AAT 4-Amhsrst defeated Williams to dAy
y hard eAtilas aAa sspsLiSE ~0rL u ths pitchers
box Amhsrsta thres noS msn proved IhSnssVss
verify Of their BlAesA stssFhs's hAad WGS badly
bruised. bat ~ eORtlnasd 90 PLAY = stAT game Ham.
.AIsasa sa.sA q .!sas ~ " ch.asy wAl ne essi
for ths ehEaaP iOnship good Williams has been
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s ssssS.ss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SdGsSSis
base W suors-ciseinaatL 3 Lsfl en- bsssI-PtttS
SaIia I; Cinsnsan.S slsst base ON halls.On ohaln
asra,s yaS,sn. b.I:s HS S sSrsyLyosa s'.assL
haze hIts-DSysE sssnEsl tJeAs. sserinss hits
psasssn Sl Ssrsas ney, ssSnI;hy' s.shlsy. Gum
Ole plAys--0vysr. smith and AotA. bausr UlEs,eseE
And' bssksH Passed ball-AAsk. CmpIs-AeouAld
eLEvELAND. 4; cHicAao I.
cLEvsLAHn. Nay a.-cisVelAnd was unable to ma thu
sAl unth the sightA inninE whsn i've hits melted
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Earned runs-wiltssbsrrs 2. Lstt on bs.e.-wilsr
barre 12i Bufsio ~. first base en- bsisoh ousrles
8. on Elasle, struck out-By Quafes, a. by sisEls
O Two.bsss nit.-H.ss az Bette Warner a. Clymsr.
stearna Doubis piayt-Warner and shannon; stesrns
and Urquhsr. HIT BY pitchsr-By slsrie 1. Umpire
snyder. Tims-i go. ittsndancs-1.7ou
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INV HAVEN. May a-Ansr ten innings OF fidieuious
baseball Yale MANAGES to snatch game from the are
Aad dsfsat MslsyAnA Carter 10 AZ home slek. and
VaniA on saturday. so Warner and DayiA ssbsttuiss
% Last years team. took turns pitching fer YAia
Weslsyans ptchsr uunsd an easy pop ny Ia the tsnth
snd murphy seS nis base yhsn re zane Seuid hA.s
.Asa made his third Aoms run and won fer YAls me
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At Rsadins-Rsadine. n, Altoona. IT.
A. serantoa-serAnton, 10; kA.ton. l.
A. fottsyilis-Pottsvilis,e o; Harrisburg. 10
~ Haxelton-t iAEslton. o. Allsntowa. =
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fsiSs.l0a Ls % .. Gas: "a
ds; rI!Sss!SO Il..s Sa': % b.il;-9a I.In.@,
= yil.ah g: IL J.yss fsrs:S.: SI@sSl,a
Is eis..s nis1Mh ssiSE P.Tdss. feongses. COLBY.
Innsstah II BIeun, Hi b. PiiehsI-By EsrnGn.
m mstAP Sss.s .1T 4 Ls:s'd balls
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'zinusr hn Dy bAttsd bali
CbisAgs.. -.......,....O ! o u OIL
hAfasd IaAs-oisysland. Il Chicago. !. Firat eass
~ srroFs--ClavsAnd. 4. Lars en- bAsea-ClsVsAnI 81
Shssafa Si.;s S.s. % sal.s.0h Cis,k'sa N 81
fhIsshAes hit-heKsaa TvobAlS blts-childI, Git.
tssass s.sriass hitzclsrisoa Dogels PlayscTci.rh.
-knsliA ftms-l a.
LoUIsEILLs. Q; IN L0vIs.
LauIsytLLE nAy o-fhs Cslousls ven the closinE
HAns Of tie ssFss Slth 81 Louis by saBsuoF bAtIinT
NssysTs nEs. game sAl mAIksd ~ hsAy batting,
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si Tsss. ~ e.ss-fis-f = LsSe9 E.tHsa TSaISAH
sSl-celSI. WA sltsA - Iyass, sIrlsl O9t.coiSG
tis'ss:G saIs tSs.s pss'A EAsSa a. J. Lax
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harmed runs-Breokiyn Latin School, ?; bryant
sssSsI siSy.Ss ss:i,s% II, g ss:;:.sfs..
On an ssh TS%n.y "a csasss sst es q.
by romney. 0; 6y chAuneny; q Ihreebass hit
bases=A Goodman IN Litchnsld %. " Goodman. Via
cent ksrrlsan; sishop s'sssns Doublelplays-Fosts
-fomnsy a chAanehy. = Passed 6sIis-Ksrrisan III
school Tims-7 70
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n~@<S "A, Pals GsssAas. y. -. Ts-s-s.
49, 80 1 ssss's.ss s = .s s-'s = s-'-
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COryZOn

uoadsrful remedy for Hay Fever CarAFsh. ani Goa
~ tGs Head. aEfesabla snectlEs. lmmsdtAte aALAFA
tfsa ~ m4n AddIess Coryzol Co. ny elIg. L0sk hsA
LoIL bol4 ~ Al DEuEElsis-
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To THE EBIroR THE sCN-SO The report published
IN THK sUs this morning 10 ths effect thai break in
the ranks OF the H. and I. n, Association had
earTsd In connection With ths mssIng OF Oh. fniAdeL
ISOLATION.
The TulsS formulated by . number OF gentlemen a.
rsetly interested ~ the PhadslphiA meeting which
adopted pending the framing OF the rules Of
ASSOCIATION. will govern only where they do
mot With the present rules OF the association AZ
stated rusG all not covered BY the rules
OF the AssociALon the Luss OF the Jockey Club will
goVerh Yours truly. K O. La hoSTAGNK PrssidsnL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Canyon City, Tex. Aug. 29.-The ex-
aiming trial of Matte and Hattie
Conrad, charged with the theft of one
calf from +. Hoffman. was held before
Judge c. Eakmai and after hearing
the evidence in the case the defendants
were discharged from the custody of
the sheriff. as there was not sufficient
evidence to bind them over TO await
the action OF the grand jury.
Il. NJ. Moore shot and Instantly killed
Jesse NJ. Mcmahon at his farm, eight
miles north Of Canyon City, late yes
terday evening. The particulars OF the
killing are not known, as there was no
one present except Moore's two small
children The deceased was n single
man Of good character and sober hab-
its and had many warm friends in
Randall and Potter counties, who de-
plore his sad and untlmely death l.
7. Reeves, Justice of the peace, held an
inquest over the body and turned It
over to his friends for interment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31
rHn pAoKINo novsn.
An announcement should he Given
This Great Plant.


Editor Gazetteer
Realizing that your paper is always
to the front In anything FOR the good
of Texas, and Fort Worth in purtiou-
lar, II you will give me the space /
believe that whas I want to say 10
your readers rs for the common good.
Nearly every day i meet some re-
sponsiblo citizen " Fort Worth who
Invariably asks me the question; rs
the packing house open2 Are you doing
any business on the market2'' no eacn
OF these queries ] have endeavored to
explain as fully as possible that the
packing house is running every day
and that each day we DO some busi-
ness on the market, As great many
things have been said recently OF this
property by men who do not do the
state OF Texas nor the city Of Fort
Worth sny good by their residence IN
Il, being parasites from other cities.
simply located here that they may take
away the litc's blood OF the state and
bring nothing In, strangely enough the
remarks affeeting home industries that
are made by these people are absorbed
by Our own people md for time at
least are believed There are come
reasons why the people OF the state
should listen 10 remarks derogatory TO
this plant possible from the past un-
cartainties, but today the property ~
owned and operated by men whose
far-seelnE wisdom and honorable deul-
ings have made them foremost amongst
our leading citizens OF this country,
and nothing ungeuerous should he said.
as they have had sufficient foresight TO
see that Texas ought TO and VIII have
is own live stock center and have had
the nerve 10 put their money In the
venture and are prepared to stay with
&C. believing the Texas people Will soon
sec what home marke; Will mean 70
them and take hold and aid In building
Il up. The railroad people stand ready
TO aid the uphuildlng OF home mar
kat ana believe IN the necessity OF H..
Now. wat is needed IS the strength OF
the people OF the state. Every man IN
lrort Worth Is Interested In live stock
market being created here one way or
the other and should post himself about
this property In order to boost u ~
every turn.
! The Deaols Q. ch.sSe ~ nl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Roanoke, Tex, Aug sO.-The event OF
the week was the young peoples party
at Thomas Shelton's on Tuesday night
LATE and Frank Martin, from Erath
county spent a few days visiting old
friends In Roanoke this week.
The Misses Belle and Hattie Hail
late from Mississippi. visited their
brother here this week.
\. r: Lee and j. r. Cade went to
Fort Worth Tuesday.
The new sin at this place will 500,
be In shape for business.
Mrs. Barlow, who has been VISITING
at Mr.. Buelrs since July, returned To
her home In Bowie county today.
kipy & Son have purchased James
Smiths lumber business at Justin. Nh
smith viii probably remain at Roam
oke for the present
this place. at
Captain S. f. Reynolds and Messre
w. II, Harris, Berry Hood and one Or
Two other gentlemen started on A busi-
morning. s"ay
Miss Welburn OF Wichita county vie.
tied relatives in Roanoke this week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31
VET nAu.noAD nAnNINos-Juyn.


The denomination Of Judge Abbott Is
perhaps the best solution Of the dead
lock In ths Sixth congressional district
that iould have been reached. The
nomination was the logical result OF a
common effort to compromise. There
was undoubtedly less direct opposition
In the convention TO the sitting member
than 10 either OF the other candidates.
Their withdrawal made possible the
harmonious end OF the convention aud
they deserve the heartiest enconlums
for making personal ambition suhsery-
lent 20 the interests OF their party. The
result Is much more desirable than
would have been a reference OF the em-
brogllo to the electors OF tho district TO
further inHame rae,Ional spirit while
the popullsl campaign Is In active pro-
gross,
Jpdgo Abbott Is n strong blmctalilst.
sound democrat IN every particular.
with nm unitnpeachahle record IN con-
gross to present 10 lis constituents.
Thoy should increase his majority, and
they win do so II the same energy that
has Characterized the preliminary con-
test for the nomination continues dur
ing the campaign.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Kemp, Tex. Aug. 29-Cotton picking
Is progressing finely.
Our merchants are very busy buy
ing cotton and selling goods.
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock
Mr.. j. w. Wright who lived two and
one-half miles south of Kemp, discov-
cred that his house was on fire. The
family was some distance from the
house and before It could be reached
the IRE had made such Roadway that
II was impossible TO save anything The
total loss was about $1,000.
The property was partially insured,
though Mr.. Wright did not receive the
policy till today. The cause OF the fire
not known.
Constable Duncan arrested two boys
yesterday on suspicion that they were
carrying pistols, which proved to be
true. They We're going from Van2andt
to Ellis county, and pleaded the privil-
eye of travellers and were released
The Methodlsts have just closed a
meeting which resulted In much good
there being twelve professions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Mr.. a. j. Patton. nominee lOl county
clerk, who has been visiting relatives
and friends In kentucky, has returned
home.
Miss Emma Moore. who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Paris,
has returned home.
Miss Mabel Williams Of Mount Pleas
ami. who has been visiting here, has
returned home.
Miss Lizzie Bankhead OF Paris, who
has been visiting here, has returned
home.
Miss Ola Panther of Mount Pleasant
is visiting Miss Leila Dutton.
Miss Mile Williams OF Winsboro is
visiting Miss Willie Hunter.
Mrs. ]. l.. Rutherford, who has been
visiting In Winsboro has returned
home.
Mr. II. A. button will start for Austin
In a day or two with his little boy. pom,
for the purpose OF placing him In the
deaf and dumb school
Hon. Hiram Glass, district attorney,
who has been attending district court
Mt Linden, Is at home for few days
or until the convention at Paris adj
journs, Judge Sheppard having ad.
Journed court In order TO attend tho
convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Bonham, Tex, Aug. s0.-In looking
over the letters and papers of Mis-,
Rose Martin, the lady Who was muir
dercd by the fiend McNitt yesterday
morning, was found her letter OF mem
hership from the Christian church and
several letters as to her standing. An
OF which spoke Of her in the highest
terms. The Christian church Of this
city took charge Of Mrs. Martins re-
mains and laid her to rest last evening
In the Willow Wild cemetery. McNltt
was placed in n cheap coffin furnished
by the county and carried to the coun-
~ farm for intermeut
Islam Beasley, a rich old farmer who
lives near Dodd city. Is having a vault
dug In the town of Dodd in which Ia
place his remains when he shuflles on
THIS mortal coll. The vault IL being
made OF marble and will cost $1,000,
Negroes own property adjoining the
vault and are very much excited over
the natter
The case of Fred Hockaday VS.. G. @
and $, T.. Ring company went 10 mo
jury this morning, Hockaday' sues for
$4,000 damages.
The case OF George Ban vs.. Tho
Texas and Pacific Railway compnnv
WIZ be taken up for trial this after
noon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Cause. Tex, Aug. So-Mr. c. A. Men
ter. who has been working on the sec
ton, II, Of the International and Great
Northern railroad for two years, has
been promoted to foremanship of sec
tlon 81.
Boil worms have made no noticeable
appearance In this part so far; but Mr..
D. ID. Fowler reports rust on cotton
in his community. He thinks the crop
there VIII be damaged at least % per
cent. Cotton on the bottom lands is
not affected by rust nor worms.
Our gin has turned out eighty bales
UP TO date, and the seeds sell at So
per ton.
The commissioners Of our county
have ordered an election on local OPP
tion In this district for September 20.
Mr.. N. l.. Register, proprietor OF our
new family grocery, has just received
a carload OF flour
Elder S. p. Brown of Milanno,
preached an interesting sermon to
AN attentive congregation here last
night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

their great market. and newspapers Mt
the yards are run exclusively In It's IN
terest. as well as paper published Ia
the city as an evening edition is de-
voted almost exclusively 10 stock yards
matters. In Kansas city the Two daily
city papers. as well as the stock jour
nails, guard the interest ~ their mar
ket jealousy. In Omaha and St Louis
the same thing is done, and every eiu-
zen in those cities Is saying everything
good about the live stock market; be-
cause why? The volume of business
done at market Of this nature en-
hanccs the value Of town property,
builds up the city. increases the bank
clearancos and tonnage of the city and
does incalculahlc good generally to the
city IL "a located in.
Let every man reading this agree to
say something encouraging for the vel
fare of this property, not because he
Is Interested directly in It, but because
he Is interested IN his city, and has
only to look 70 the cities having live
stock center located In them 10 see the
results aud prove what | say.
w L. SKINNER,
General Manager Fort Worth stock
Yards Company.
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FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
NEwsy NOTES FROM OUR owN
CORRESPONDENTS.
a White Woman In tyler Drives on
Two Negro TouEhs at the sinSHie
of six-shooter--sInttie ana Hattie

Tyler. Tex. Aug. SO.--Late on the
evening Of the 2Sth white woman iv-
ing In the western suburbs was ASSAULT
ed BY two negro men. She was near
her fence, feeding her hogs, when tie
bl1uos approached ard grabbed her
without warning and attempted 10 pull
her over the fence. She tore loose from
them and ran into the house, closely
pursued by the negro. Setting n pistol
Hle turned and fired two shots at the
negroes. Later in the night pistol
was fired into the same house, and this
~ attributed to the same scoundrels.
on GERS were put on the track and early
next morning they traced the negroes
to the Cotton Belt depot, but have not
got them vet.
Dolph Guherie, culored. was In town
yesterday. Dolph is one OF the men
wounded near l.lndale when the church
was fired into. He Is OH crippled up
and carries severai shots IN his left leg
and others in other portions Of his
body. The negro suspected Of the
cline IL In Jail, and d lph says he is
sure they have The rignt man, as trou-
BILE mad been existing between them
for some time. Doilh beat him in a
law suit and the other negro prom
ised TO pey him bach in a load Of
shot. DolIh is good negro and is re-
ligiously inclined. He says when shot
was feeling happy. He has been in
consultation with County Attorney
Edwards today.
Mr.. r. II. Deshong, one of the very
best judges of fine horses, will on the
10th OF September have in Tyler n car
OF fine, wen trained Tennessee horses.
Miss Nellie Swami will visit relatives
at Swami switch the remainder of The
week.
Mrs. N. w. Finley and children took
their departure for Dallas yesterday
mcrning,
Mr.. II. c. Hudgins has returned from
the markets, where he bought stock
Of goods for his Racket store.
Miss Gardner OF our city schools is
home from a vacation spent at several
points over the state.
Miss Clara Wpldert went TO Terrell
yesterday morning to visit friends.
superintendent Golden and Road
Master Mcdonald of the international
and Great Northern passed through the
city last night.
Pastor W. NJ Hays of Marvin church
has returned from Il visit to Waco,
where he enjoyed pleasant vacation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Gainesville. Tex. Aug. 9o-The oil
mills is buying seed and will soon
be running day and night
Mr. G. G. Finch, who on last Sun
day, had an operation performed, died
yesterday ana will be buried this after
noon
Congressman Bailey and U. NJ. Brow
der, the Populst nominee, will meet
In Joint discussion at the court house
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Hudson Tygard came over from
Denison this morning on a short visit
Gretchen Enisedel. Mary Edwards,
Stella Hail, Ruby Garrett, Hortense
Bryson and Mary Ienard, some OF
Gainesville's most popular young Aides.
left this morning for Boiling Green,
Ky. to attend Potter college. They
were accompanied by Mr John Lee
and zed Bryson as far as Texarkana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Hale County Herald: Hale county
should take steps TO secure proper rep
rescntation at the Dallas state fair.
It Is no trouble to secure ample space
for an exhibit II the application IS nled
In time. with a little well directed ef-
fore We should procure fine display
OF our products, especially of those
things grown by irrigation, All Texas
Missouri river have an eye 20 irriga-
ton and are watching with interest the
developments In that line We have
abundance OF water. cheap lands and
soil that needs but the tickling OF the
hoe and the application OF water TO
yield us products equal 10 the delta OF
the Nile, with little effort those
who understand irrigation could be in-
duced 90 locate with us and put their
knowledge and skin into practice.