Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25
ISLAND CITY ITEMS.
Hooked JEwELRy CAUSES UNCLE
Erms ARREST.
After Paying Interest for over Two
Years the rHwncd Article. MIS-
appear = Two More ipdict-
ments Against Schroeder.


Galveston, Texas, July es.-Aprn /. isss.
~ =. seal telegraph operator. need
nore money than his salary amounted
w. pieaeed diamond ring valued at 80
una hlled gold watch valoed at. $50
With Z. Il. Ephralm, better known as
Uncle Eph,' the well known west Mar
ket street pawnbroker, for a loan. upon
which the Interest was s. monthly. This
interest Mr.. Beai has been paving eaeh
any every month regularly Saturday .ast
AIR. Beal called at "uncle Eph's' cs-
Enlistment with Sufficient weai.h to re-
deem the diamond ring and fled gold
watch, but atter somewhat thorough
search upon the part OF "Unoie Eph"
ana his clerks neither the ring nor watch
could be found and Ms Beai was re-
quested TO cal. today. Mr. BeAl called to-
aay' when he was informed that his ring
and watch must have been mlsplaced
IN taking stock or sold without MS knowl.
euse' as 1t could not be found and that
mistakes We're liable to occur m .ne
pest regulated pawnshops. as they ala IA
me bes1 OF regulated families "unels
hph' however. showed no disposition 10
square the matter with Mr. Beal. At
.oIhey John LoveJoy was consulted by
ar Beai ana after hearing the case Alr.
LoNeJoy, accompanied by Mr.. Beal. re-
$3.50. - ponce headquarters 9hd afIcr
computation with Clllel vi Folee L5r-
eah Mr. beA., at the direction VI air.
4-oNeJ0y, awore Out a warrant Tor the
AtIost or 'UAe.e Eph," la which he az
avsSs mat =. A.. hpnra!m ''frauduientiy
anu MltAout the consent or H. 4. Buai
smbeh@led, inisAppiieu and converted 10
hIs own use tAe said diamond fk4g
s ,,lnieSi al ~, and one GOA MED wa,ea,
Tue Warrant was executed before Re-
eVrueg J0nnson AID plScsd an the hands
~ an oil9et Tor exc. ution, and .he case
VIA, IN all pro5abAty. come 10 before
hteyrdcr JoRAson In tue mo. Mag fof. IL.
Nvss.sa,.oN.- Mr. Eparalnl Is oAe VI tae
most plo.nlnene pawnofokers Ia "a, 10y,
ne ssahas Me44, Us lar as known In tie
community, aAd ms friends are ioath 10
peiiete that ne Intended any ming wrona
"a ms dealings WITH MIR. Beai. and whicn
ne hamset uisavows.
MASTERS REPORT.
In the suit OF Samuel A. Walker VS..
the Texas, Louisiana and Eastern Rail-
way company. pending In the United
States circuit court, Special Master ]. h.
McComb, in the Intervention OF Charles
Madeley to recover si36.O7, together with
interest thereon at the rate OF per cent
per annum from the date OF said judg-
ment, January .. 1894. together with the
further sum OF 500 costs ad1udged by
said Judgment be allowed.
In the intervention OF c. S. Keler In the
above entitled cause for the recovery of
yzOi0 together with interest thereon, az
The rate Of per cent per annum from the
dals OF sad Judgment January ., 1894, to-
geiher with the sum OF S52.S5, costs adj
judged by said judgment obtained In the
district court OF Montgomery county, De-
eember II. 1888. be allowed and classed
claim secured by n Judgment forecloslnH
the laborers lien upon said railroad and
Its equipments.
Intervention Of ], d. Ammons in tho
case OF Eber Blodgett vs. the North Gal
weston Woodenwsre company ct al. Spe-
cial Master s. Dart recommends that the
lntervenor Ammons recover from the de-
PENDANTS the sum OF 100, with interest
thereon at the rate OF 6 per cent per an
mum from January /, 1891. until pi.S1. to-
gether with all costs herein incurred.
WILL MEET.
The directors OF the Texas Co-opera-
tive association, Patrons OF Husbandry,
Will hold their annual meeting here TO-
morroy for the purpose of promoting the
auditing committee IL In session today,
| and the associaton. proper will have a
meeting on wednesday.
CRIMINAL COURT.
The grand jury adjourned this morning
after returning four additional indiet-
ments. two of which were against Chas
A, Schroeder on charges Of einbezzlement.
The court Will adjourn tomorrow morning
and no more cases Will be tried this term.
WON PRIZES.
The Washington and Lasker Light
Guards each won place in the second
prize ring at the Austin encampment.
They were awarded thirty uniforms each,
This speaks wei for Galveston, as two
companies out OF three In attendance
won prizes.
RETURNED.
The four hundred excursionists who ar
rived in the city yesterday morning from
various points along the Gulf Colorado
and Santa Fe, left this morning at 6
O'Clock on thelr special train OF six
coaches and two slcepefs, homeward
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Editor Culmore OF the Houston Press
was in the city today.
Miss Theresa Gloor has gone to Hous-
ton to spend couple OF weeks with
friends.
Il. e. Carswell OF Decatur. accompa-
MED by his family, is spending few days
in the city.