davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-07-05
Cine patriottid1e Chat.

6rou s. 9. 6ammon6, 800 9optonitr.,
macbte gcitern Die Grfabrun9, baB e5 bier
nt6t an8ebra3t iet, bic englii1e Stage
DerauS3uitefen, tpenn iibcr bcrielbcn nibt
baS Sternenz unD Stretfenbonner f%lattert.
@trDa 300 Batrioten DeriammeIten itb Dor
6rau 6ommouo'S 6auie, riiien bic brit
ttibe 6lag9e. bera6, eriebten Oieielbe Ourct
elmo amerifaniicbe Tlagge, biclten patriO7
ttld6e 9teoen, f~euerten &anonenlblGge ab
unO langen OaS Star Span9leo Banner.
6rau 6ommonb bate ant lebten Wfonz
tag in W}ariball Sielb'S @cibGft iicb cine
Gonf0bcrirten 6lagse 3u peri6affen 8ez
iucbt. sic itammt aus Q(lobanta uno
trdumt immer npth bon Sen Hecbtet Der
Siibitaoten, 9a ite feline Gonf0oerirtene
6lagge finben ~tonnte, nabm iic cine eng
ltibe 6lo98e, inter ipcIber ibr Slater 8ez
focbten bate.
Die Dame tpor lebr entriiltet 6aritber,
6aB i6rc patriotticbeu Gjefiible 6urcb bic
6erobna6me ibrer Tla99e uerlebt mur6en.
Plus GeDancbe nabm tie bann Die iDr aufz
ge6rungcne Nmerttanii1e Tlagge micber
ob. Die Nufre8ung inter ben 9atrioten,
Die itcb Dor 6rou 6ammonb'5 6auS angez
iammclt batten, mar 10 9roB, 6aB bier
BoliSiiten boz oeuliclben poitirt iperber
mubten, nm bic Srbnung aufrebt gu err
baltelt,
, 1894-07-05
Der ~fdhieEIuitioe OIfen.

Inter BEN yTapfcren", ipelcbe itc6 9eitern
benz 8unbeSmaribdlI Qtrnolo itelten uub
lth Don 0teiem ais 0ilfsmarldau Derz
eiOl9en lteBen, mar audi Der Scbnebe
GDarleD Olien. 9tacb0em man ihn1 gfGbez
res ilber feline O~bliegcnbetten mit9etbeilt
bate, CAB man ibm einen Eepolper, uno
nit Dieiem begab er iicb nab DEM i6m 3uz
8eipielenen 0ebtete. Wfebrere Stun6en
lang ipanberte ct burcb Die StroBen, traf
ober 81 ieinem ntcbt 9eringem Qler9er gtie>
manOen, Der burb ir9enbtpelcbe 9tubez
itOrung tbut Su einem trGftt9en GinldreiGen
8eranlaiiung CAB. Die SaCbc ipurDe ibm
icblteBltb 10 langipeilig, baB ct, Dor benz
0aule $40. 25 0Offn1ann 2(De. angela1gt,
ietnen Geuoloer berDor3og uno i'm blinoz
lings in Die 2uft %abfcuerte. 0abet mar ct
aber nabldift9 gcnug, bic 0affe ge9en eit
I'M 3meiten StDGmerf oe3 ertpGbnten 0auleS
beftnblttbeS Teniter 3u ri6ten.
Sort itan6 5ufGuiger Wciie Srau @6broG
nit i6rem etnidbrtgcn S0bnlein auf benz
Nrme. Sic ia6 ben S6ieBbolb auf Der
StraBe un6 gepa6rte 3u i6rem Sbrefen,
tpte 0erielbe BEN GepolDer nab i6rem
Tenlter rt6tete. Gbe ie ii9 iebob bon
Oteiem 5uritf3ieben %tonnte, pitt i6on cine
8u9el Daarlcbort al tbrem GDpfe Dorltber.
Sn oenielben Momente ericbieuen aber sic
8OIi3iiten Sperltn9 unb Sberiban bon Der
Q8eit Chicago Qtue. Station auf benz
S9auplabc unb er8rifen Slien.
Dteier 9Iaubte ith burcb 8or3etsung
icineS Certificates, tpelcbeS er bon Wtor7
icbau Qtrnolo erbalten battle, Der Gerbaftung
cntSteben Su f0nnen. QtQetn Die 8Lour0de
Tcntcu fnc1fn 1Rorth n,tf Sioier, 9I,tEtnei9
Sic burbiucbten feline Gai4en unb fanben
eIncn %5tpetteH altmobiichen &eOolper ebenz
fails nit i6arfen Patronen gela6en.
Olien mnBte baber tpobl ODER libel nab
Der 8oItseiitation wanbern, no er beute
friib Dor &icbter g8btte 9efIbrt ipur6e.
0crieIbe perlcbob ie6o6 bas 8erb0r bis
auf einen ipdteren Gerlnin, I'M bic 8cfeble
bes Mari4au 2lrnolo in BET Sadie absu>
tpartcn nlto iteate SIien io(an9e unter $500
8itrgl6aft.
, 1894-07-05
CT mar etn Sanofnoer.

9ob sic @ebllfen bes 8unbeSmaribaQS,
lpelcbe au9cnbLidlicb bel ber Qlufrecbterhalz
tung Der Orbnun9 bcbitlfli6 itno. nt6t
gcrabc aus ben bciten Glementen Ser 8ez
p0lferut8 5uiummen9eiudbt iin6, lit aus
nacbltebenOem 8Or8an9 erii6tIi6. Die
0tlfSmaribduc 9arpcr, Yatton unb 8ebb
Daren 3ur @erbiitung bon llnrI6en auf ber
Santa Sc 8aDn itationirt. Sn oer g}adbt
BON 9tenitag auf Wttttipocb ibliefen ite suz
ian1men in einem GuIIman' ieben SbIaf7
iDa9en. g8e6b eripacbte nm 4 llbr Mor=
gems burcb ein @erdui9 unb bemertte, BAT
iein &amcrao 6arper bamit bei9dftigt
mar, Bic ll6r ans Observation-Disclosures
taibe SIT 5ieDen. We6b iblug iofort 96rm
unO er unb lein College Botton ibleppten
6arper ms Treie, ipo spet 8oliSiiten i'm
ibr @ctpabriam nabmen, bod crit, nabs
Oem Der Sptb6ube BON ieinem Hebolpel
mebrfa6, ollerbin9s oDne gu t~refen, Sc:
brauc) gemacbt bate.
, 1894-07-05
SOU ser SonOwtrtb fid feinen Be,
oarf an 1(iIdpieb fetbit auf.
Sieben ooer anfaufen?

SeDem 2anOtptrt6 lit Otel baran gelegeu,
letn pit mii6iam einge9eimiteS unO tbeler
be5a9lte5 Tutter 10 gut mie MIR m09licb 5u
nertpertDen. lin bteie5 gu erreic6en, muB
feline erite Nufgabe oarin belteben, itcb frGf>
ttgc, geiunbe 6oustbtere an5ui6offen, 6eren
0eroGuungSorgane oerart entDidelt itu0,
0aB lie aus Dem Tutter 10 bel Ntabrung
ais nur m0gltCb getpil1nen f0nnen. SIS
ban0elt iicb ntc1t nur barun1, tpelbc fir
Bic BerbQltniiie am beiten paiien0e 9taIie
3u pdblen lei, obglet9 Ser ltnteridieO
5pticben ben Jtal1en 9tertn lebr bebeuteno
ietn fam, ionbern eS betrifft nocb
mebr Die ein5elnen Snbtptbuen. 0enn
innerbalb Der @renSe cine Static
f0nnen Sic inoiptOueIen 8erlbier
benbeitcn nit 8e5ug auf 6a8 8robufz
tionsperm0gen nodb 9r0Ber fetn, ais Der
llnteri6ieo 5pticben ben 3taiien I'M 2IQz
9emeinen. Gtne Sub fam 1900 Qiter
Wilb 9eben bel 6emielben Tutter un6 ben
gletcben 8erbGltniiien, inter oenen eine an
bere berielben Galie $500 Sitter gibt. 0aS
@eoet6en un6 bas Pro6uftionsberm0gen
Ser Snbtpibuen fann in Dem 0ra6e Der
ibteben Ietn, 0aB 6rGgen, ipeldbe 5me6z
mGBige 6ittterltng, cute SHtterntii9ung,
CUTE 8flege un6 8ebanblun9 &c. betreffcn,
ale nur in 3ipeiter 2t1ie itebet, gegeniiber
Der ollertptcbtt9iten 6auptbeoingung fir
cine eintrd9ltcbe &jeb3ucbt; nGmlicb baB
bielelbe aus Sen oorSi9ltcbiten Snbioi6uen
tbrer Qlrt beiteDe unO iib fiir 6te betreffenz
BEN @erbaItntle OoQtommen ei9ne. -
Dies 5u erreihen lit fetne leic6te
Sac6e rnb bot man it6 erit flar 5u macben,
auf tpelcbem 8ege man am lic6erlten Ietnen
Mtl6OiebitapeI 10 erbGlt uno erucuert, 0aB
cine CUTE unb ipom0gti9 iteigenoe 8rooufz
tiOn 9eiicbert lit. Sci benz ge9cupartigeu
@ertbe iOtpobl ser Sn6iuibucu, ais arcb
Ser Wtcieretprooufte lit bie iicb bicrau3 emit
mifelnbe Trage, tpie mau itcb Oen n0tbi9en
Gini9uB sur @rnelerun9 uno Snitano6als
tltng beS 8ie6itapels peric6afft, BON bober
8i1ti8feit unb woQen mir in Sol9enoem
periucben, bieie Sra9e gu l0ien.
Nm leiobte{te1 un6 bequemlten oelchte6t
bic @rneuerung ourcb Nnfaui, lln0 beIe6t
Der ,@tni6uB bann aus iungen aiihen,
tpclbe 9eipDbnIt9 nit benz 6ritten .Rolbe
gebelt. 9tele Wtetbooe lit Die qen0bn9
ltcblte unb miro beion6crs 6csbolb por5
9enommcn, neil man bier6urc6 Die pere
l6Ie0enen Sa6r9Gn9c Ser Q(uTsucbt Dermei.
bet, tpelcbe lopobl beoeutenbes SHUTTER o[s
aHb Plab bebiirfen, un0 fommt man
, 1894-07-05
IN QuumQn.

lteber Sen eroBen Gi%Ienbabn1treif, bcr
au8enbIifLi9 ale @emittber Bei1dftigt,
ibeirt man Talt sic l1riac6e beIiclbeu ber>
gciien 81 baben. Die 9eutc in 9uIma1
Ieben BON Dem, mas mitleioige McnlAelt
bon Sag gu Sag fir ite 5uiammen6rtngen.
Son benz ibnen Don Der RoilpaD ltntnn
Deripro6encn 0cloe Daben ite nocb nicbt8
erboIten. SmmcrDtn tr6lten ite itd bamit,
baB ite jest fat ebenlo biel ber5ienen, mic
bamaIS, atS ie nod fir 8uuman arbeiz
tcten, ndmltd nicbts, Die lange 8etbe Set
BON Buuman erbauten MiietDSDduler lit
noc6 9r0Btent6etlS bon ben 2euten be-
pobnt, Bic uoT 5tpei Monaten al Sen
Streif gingen. Nteman6 be3ablt Mfietbe.
9ie Qt8enten Buumans baben 3par> Die
MietDe Oerlan9t, 6ocb ba Die 2eute fetn
@eL0 BADEN, ,%fonnten ite natiirlt9 nicht be-
3ablen. W}an bat bis Jest feinen 8eriucb
gema9t, tie aus BEN 6auiern' 8t Dertretz
ben. SIS itnb ettpa 10000 8erionen III
8uGman, peI9e auf llnteritiiBung an8es
lpteien 1tu6.
, 1894-07-05
Cine lance Spoiierfohrt.

Ser in $50. 32O9 g. GanaG Str. mob
nenbe SO6Ien6dnOler 6ranf Gcnniiion lit
Dor GINGER 3eit bon ieinem ei8cnen bel
tbm lebenben Jfeffen gilbert Genntion I'm
8ferb un6 98a8en gcbrabt pOr6en. Qhn
%. 0tai fam oieIe8 laubcre 8iiricb6en III
lei1es SnteI5 StaI unb boIte nit beiien
@rIaubniB belien Saul unb 8uggp, i'm
Bertbe BON $40, 81 elmer Spa5ierfabrt
berauS. 0ocb bon bieier Jteiie FAM gilbert
erit am bergon9enen 0ienitua, am 3. Suit,
betm, ober Obnc 8ferb un6 Wagen. 8eie
OeS bate er auf leiner nabe3u 5 No6en
pGbrenben Geiie ms Qano p%erfauft uno
ben Grl05 perpraBt. 8or eintgen 3ogen
er6ieIten Die 0etectioe8&oie un06aIe pom
Wfarpcu Str. z0iitrtct ei1en 8tnf, 6aB
oieicr biebtibe 9teffe ietne Sdbritte micber
na6 Der 9artcnitabt gelcnft bate. Sic
bielten TAPER Nusgud unb faBten i'm am
9ienita8 auf Dem Pfcrbemorft al Der II.
Str., bidbt neben ser 8orpdrts SurnbaQe
ab unO bracbteu i'm nadb Nummero Sicber.
&tcbter gbcrbarbt iteute i'm bis sum 13.
SuLi untcr $500 8iir9iAaft.
, 1894-07-05
gu gut fort9efonmen.

Inter elmer $5OsStrafe mur6en Soc
GoieD alias TpobeD, unb SoDn 6incbep,
swci bolbpiicbii9e 8uricben, Die ais Sai6ene
Oiebe auf Ser @eitieite itb bereits einen
Guf ermorben, benz 6oteL GrapfOrD iibers
pieIen. 8etbe batteu am 3. Suit in Oer
NGbe Der Ireusung Der 8lue Sslano 2IOe.
un6 II. StraBe Der in $50. 1886 Q8eit II.
StraBc po6nenben Srau Mar9aret6e SoRn@
ion berel1 81 entbaltenOeS Bortemonnate
aus Der Gaicbe cScamottrt un6. iib geraoe
baran gemabt, Die 8eute 81 t6etlcn, ais ite
BON ben Detectives 6olpin uno 0o9an, Die
bas Man0per bemertt Datten, abgefaBt unb
eingeloeht puroeH.
, 1894-07-05
0ecbtSettto oerettet.

QoIi3tit 6anra6an BON Ser 9eerin9itr..
g Oli5eiitatjON entbedte geitcrn 2(beno in
Dem 3meilt0digen Tramebauic $50, 1904
8roa0itraBe, baS bon Dem goIi5ilten 81
mOtbp Serton un6 belien Tamilte betpobnt
miro, 6eter. SertOn lpar, ba er 0tacbtz
otenit tbut, bonn 6auie abpeien6, aber
feline Srau unb feline bret fletncn &in6ey
icbliefen in einem 6inter3immer. Oftt
Wtibe arbeitetc Der 8plt5t7t 6anraban iicf
burcb BEN ojchten &oub mach benz Sc6lafz
8emab 6urcb unb eS 9eIang ibm, bic Srall
uuO bic &inOer, bic i6on balb beipuBtlos
tDaren, ms Sreie 81 brtugen, Ser Ser
luit am @ebdube unO Snbatt piro li9 aUi
ungefG6r 5000 belaufen.
, 1894-07-05
fteI herein.

Charles &rantev mill, tpie ct oen &t0ter
@berbarOt mieberb0lt peritcberte, in lob
Gntng Str. ein Siibfruchtgel6Gft be-
trei6en. Sn @irflidfeit aber loQ, tpte Die
8olt3ei unb anbere 8laubpiirbige 8~erioncn
itberetnittlnmen6 angeben, Die &ramer'l9e
@obnung ein 8orbcu Ser Acknowledgment
Qlrt, u1tb Der S9lupftpinfe[ fir piele anz
riibt9e Berionen beS Wtartpeu Str. g oliz
8et>9iltrtct8, tnsbeionbere Staliener, icilt.
8Gbreno nun G6arlie &ramer, I'M Der
Na6bari6aft Sanb in Die Q(ltgen 5u
%itreuer, ba8 6auiireu nit SUbfriicbten be-
trei6t, iteDt ieine Lteben5tpiir0tge @emaDIin,
cine ettpaS Oerblit6tc S60nbeit, Dem anbez
rem, beOeuteub etntrG9Iicberen @eicbGfte Dor,
un0 pertritt Die Ttrma &romer & Sralt in
tbren Deri9tebenen Gonflicten nit benz
Straf9eieBbucb por ben reip. 8oli5etricbtern
6es 2. 0iitrtcts. 8iSber tpar e8 inbeiien
iebr ibmer, ibr Sic pirfLiche 9tatur tbreS
0ei5GfteS o~erartig nacb3utpetlen, Dab ite
unib6olih genadbt perben fonnte. 9ob
in ben leBten Q8ocben legte tbr bic 8oli3ci,
bic ie burcbauS aus benz 8c5tef treiben
UO1te, S6Itngen, ian6te SpiBeI bin un0
NIT 6ilfe oieier oQeroin9s etpa8 sme;beuz
tigen 3eu8en gelang eS, ite berartig 3n
iiberfitbren, baB Gin Gnti9(iIpfen fir btele5
MaG nm0gli9 mar. &icbter Gberbar6t
itberIpteS ie benin alcb bent &rtn1iual7
9eri3t.
, 1894-07-05
NahfLdnoe gum &. 1nIt.

@tuiam StteB, pelcber 9eftern an ser
G6e BON WeQ8 unb OipiiionS Str. nit
icbarf gela0enem GeOoIOer i6oB, ipur6e
Derbaftet unb beute WOr9en belegte 9ttbter
&erlten ben SbiBen nit $40 Strafe.
Sd. OturpbQ bate fit DaSleIbe 9erge6en
So 8uBe gu erlegen,
Sobn GominSfo, tpetcbcr cine S9abtel
6armloier 3Inbbldtter auf Bic StraBenz
bahngeleiie geLe9t bate, purOe frei8ez
ipr0cben.
0eitern 2lbertb fanb i'm 2incolon Bart
AM @in8an8 bon bet 9tortb 2loe. aus cine
aQ9emeine S6IG9erei inter iun8en 2euten
itatt. Die 60uptmataooren Sol. Wtatber
unO 6ltg6 Barrett muroen beute MOrgen
bon 0tt6ter &eriten nit ie $40 Strafe be-
Ledt.
, 1894-07-05
6ePn Re9eIn fir Gas 1l1elfen.

Ncben Der S~iitterung, @fle9e nnO &acenz
et9entDamltbfeit beS 9ttnbDiebeS iptelt bel
Der @epinuung Ser O}tlb 6te 2trt nnb
9Sel1e, tptc gemolten tptrb, cine tpeientLicbe
Jt0ue. 9te 6auptregeln> fir elm 3pedz
m0Bt9eS Otelten iinb tol9enoe:
l. 9as WteGfen ioQ m0gIi6iti 3neu 9ee
lcbebcn, bic gr0Bcre ooer 8ertngere\ ScbneGz
lI9tett bat etnen be6eutenoen @inftNB aui
Den 6ettgebaIt, pie auf Die Ntcnse ber ges
tponnenen Wtttc6,
2. Die Sub IoQ rein au89entolfen tpSr=
ben etnmat neil Die lebtgemoltene Wtilf
DIE 1ettretc9ite lit, gum anoern, neil iN
, 1894-07-05
Qo6esfdue

mur6en beute Gormittag i'm @ciunbbeitss
amt tpte folgt al18cmel0et:
2tnt6onQ &a8ulat, Al S., 8737 Gscanabo
NDe.
6enrD 6uebner, 80 S, SfolirzS ospitaG.
Gat6artne @tn3orn, 20 49, 2348 g.
GnnaLltr.
5crmonn Sled, Z &c., 1924 0OoOipee0
Str.
Qouile Qautpsin, 2 S., 81 5opefr,
@atDarine SeebOl6, rs s., 844 6a[ite6
Str.
SacO6 S, W}siier, 80 S, 1874 RumleDtr.
Trant 3eiman, So S., 1892 @meraIO
Q(De.
Sol. GbcIitetn, 9 s., s. 6. SospttaI,
2tlice 80. @agner, 40 S., 1856 8. gtOrtb
NOe.
, 1894-07-05
Stdott1bes.
8rieffaiten.

u. 3. Ser 4. Suit miro in Ben SIbs
~itoaten 9enou III ber ndnIi6en 9erdui6>
pollen Weiie g%efeiert mic BET unS i'm 9fOr>
ben. Die SibIGn6cr baben trob ibrer ieo
seiiioniitii9en 8ertrrung ntbt ber8ciien,
baB ser 4. Sult ser Sag lit, an Dem be
Nmeritaner OaS en8lii6e So6 a%bgeicbittelt
babeu.
, 1894-07-05
WahridetnIih peroebItA.
Gin Deriuh ser DertReioi9er, oen 2tufi6ub
Der Pinrtdtun9 prenoer9ait' ; 3u e~r3ieIen.

Qtuf 8efra9en erfLGrten bic .@ert6ei0tgcr
0regorD uno 6arEan beute 0torgen, Dab
ie UNI einen obe~r8ericbtlicben Q(uti9u6 Der
6inribtung BrenOer9aits nac5luc9en mir
Den. Nnipalt 9arrom iou beute nit 0berz
richter Bailey, tpelcber CUR 3ett in Gbicogo
lpeilt, ilber Die Sacbe cine 8erat6ung 9ss
b0bt b0belt.
Die Gertbei6iger ner6en l1tperlid
irgenOpeI6en @rfoIg baben, ba nacb benz
@eieB bic llnteriu9un9 itber BEN Settles
3uitanO Brcnber9ait's burcb cine SurD bic
leBte Snitan5 her 0ericbtsbarfeit in eiuem
berartigen Safe lit.
, 1894-07-05
Die 5u6erernte Ser WeIt.

9fa9 S3dbun8en, Sic ser Statttifer
oes &ferbaumtniitertumS ioeben Der0ffentz
ltebt bat, felt iiCb 6ie st Hben3uferz
Prohibition @uropa5 fir bic SaiIon
l893L94 perglt3en nit Der Ser porberz
geben0en Saiion tpie fplat:
, 1894-07-05
6emaBreoeIter 6dtte.

SameS Gorlep mErbe beltte W}orgen ouf
Sen 9(ntrog leiner Satin Safe BON 3ic5ter
&eriten inter $500 6rtebenSbiirgic6oft 9e>
felt, 6amtt er uDn ber petteren W2tBban6z
lung unb 8ebrobung ieiner 6ran ablaiie.
0as Gbepaar Wo6nt geo. 232 @eQS Str.
, 1894-07-05

= Die n%euernonnten S9uLratbsmitgliez
Ser Trib @oeB, Wfar 81. 9re5maI un6 Sol.
Grant murben beute gorm!ttag bon Dem
Staotelerf Gaitftelo pereibigt.
, 1894-07-05

linn Steuun8iubenben BET Ser gegenz
tDartt8en 9{ot3la8e Oos @rlangen BON 8ez
l9dtttgun8 gu erlei6teru, nimmt 6aS
@benobl0tt Der SuinoiS StaatSSeitung
Steuengeiu9e u~nentseItticb auf.
, 1894-07-05
l893/94

8uiaumen ...3,841, 900 3,428,515
Sir BEN 81 Obr3nfer iteuen ficb bic
SbdBungen beS 9errn 2icbt f~olgen6erz
, 1894-07-05
beirdthsfheine.

ToIgenbe 6eirat6sl6eine murben beute
Morgen BON 0errn Salomouion im8ureau
oeS GountDclerfS au59efertigt:
, 1894-07-05

@epfeI e~nthaIten Elm gr0Bercs N2af
bon 86oSp6or ais iebe anoere Trubt; oeB.
balb lit i9r @ennB benz meni6li9en Sc:
birn iebr sutrGgIicb.
, 1894-07-05

3niammen -. 1850, 600 $685. 1862
Die @eiammt : 3uferbro6uftion BET
g8elt pitroe iidb barnacb fHr oas Sabt
1898 "a auf 1901, 900 Metertonnen iteuen.
(@tne OtstertOnne lift 8lcidb 2,2O4.G
Rfun0.)
, 1894-07-05

Sin nortpe8ti9er Sosmer, Namcns S.
=. Sndnen, Der in SOl9e Der i6ledbteu
Grnteouslt6ten ibWermitt6ig getporoen
tpar, i6nitt beute ieinen beioen, 6 un6 9
Sabre alien &inoern Ben sails ab un6 mari
Die 2ejcben in ben 8rlnnen. Damn brachte
CT itcb Ielbit einc S9nittpunoe am 6alle
bel ullo fprang in Ben 8runnen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20
WAS KILLED ON THE TRACK
JOHN HOLDEN RUN DOWN ny a
TRAIN.


Yesterday at I o'clock a. m. engine 457
on the Rock Island struck aud Killed
John Holden, two miles south OF Calcf
The train was in charge OF Conductor
p. W Fox a. {. Seely was engineer
and Ed Harrison fireman.
They were running ut lively rate Of
speed two miles this side Of Calef
when man was observed walking
with his head down along the track
going Ia the same direction as the
train lie seemed to be lost In thought
and us the train neared him he seemed
to take no notice OF IT, The fireman
blew the whistle and both the fireman
aud the engineer yelled with all their
might and cndeavored to stop the
engine but Il was then impossible, The
man didn't. raise his head until the
train was within six feet II him. when
he turned half way around he had only
time 10 cast one awe-stricken glnnce
before the engine struck him u
terrific blow. knocking him down Il
twelve foot embankment
Both legs were broken above the
knee and he received other serious
aud Internal injuries,
When first picked up by the train
crew he was unconscious, but on reach
ing town he opened HIS eyes aud
answered few questions
lie told conductor Fox his naac and
said he didn't have friend or relative
ON earth and no place he could call
his home. lie lived Just three hours
after receiving the injuries
He was light Completed, light sandy
hair and no mustauhe medium stature
and g. years OF age, When struck he
was carrying sack on his shoulder.
u contained some old clothes and he
had $40 IN money In his pockets.
There was not scratch OF n pen
about him and all that could be learned
Of him was caught from his faint
uttcranoes between his gasps for life
lie was taken 10 the morgue and will
be buried by the county.
Engineer Scely said, II viii mover
forget the Mortified expression IN the
mans eyes ms he turned aud saw the
engine right on him, He seemed
paralyycd with terror | would have
thought him deaf " he hadn't answered
questions asked him afterwards lie
was undoubtedly IN deep study and
only realised the pending danger when
] Il was too late"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

Prof. Gentry's educated dogs and
ponies Will commence their engagement
IN this city tomorrow night. This is
an excellent entertainment and one
that appeals to the better classes. 1t
is strictly moral and furnishes an OBJ
lset lesson to the children, illustrating
what patience and love can accomplish
with the dumb brute. Prof. Gentry has
been exhibiting in Dallas the past
week and his tent was filled at every
performance. The dogs and ponies will
arrive In their special car this morning
on the Texas and Pacific and Visitors
are welcome TO examine the little pets
they VIII give street parade Mon
DAY starting at IL o'clock and paradinr
the principal streets. ''''''@
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

An Interesting Ceremony To-day at
Fort worth University.

Yesterday afternoon the students OF
Fort Worth University raised flag
star on the grounds In front Of Cadet
Hail preparatory to the flag raising
which formally took place this after
noon, The company formed at $3.50
o'clock and escorted the flag to the
stan, where the exercises were opened
by singing the patriotic song
America, Mr. Joseph Read OF Colo
RADIO delivered an grafton appropriate
to the occasion upon the subject, 1.-THE
Meaning OF Our Flag" Recitation by
MIR Charles Ogden, 1.-THE Star Span
gled Banner" DR. Fisher made some
appropriate remarks and then the GER
emony OF raising the flag was per-
formed by Miss Matte McCausland of
Iowa Park, Texas. A salute OF Ave
volleys wae fired and the bugle call
concluded the exercises
The flag is a handsome one and was
presented to the university by the Fort
Worth members OF the q. A. r.
Misses Williams and Hendrick, who
have charge Of the musical department,
Of Fort Worth university, Will give an
entertainment tonight at St Paul's
church
Tomorrow Bishop Fitzgerald Will
preach the BaccalauTeate sermon at II
o'clock st. paurs church.
The public examinations will COM
mence next Monday and continue Tues
day and Wednesday. Everybody ia
invited to attend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20
ARE PLEASED WITH TEXAS.


The north-bound train on the Fort
Worth and Denver road last Monday
bore nearly 200 prospectors from vari-
Gus states in the East. The majority
Of them returned yesterday, after
spending several days in the splendid
country OF the Wichita valley and the
Panhandle. The following named
among them were interviewed and ex-
pressed themselves most favorably to
Texas and Fort Worth
Mr.. w, H. Bartlett OF Boaz, Ala,
was so favorsbly impressed with Texas
that he will remove to this state at an
early date He says that he considers
Fort Worth the best city OF the state.
Mr.. John l., Edmondson OF Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, said that he found the
people Of Fort Worth like those OF tho
rest OF Texas. big-hearted and hos
pitable.
MIR, j. T. Green OF Ashvllle. Ala,
has been in twenty different states and
considers Texas the grundest Of them
all
Mr. p. H. Thompson, dry goods
merchant of Ashvllle Ala, will make
Fort Worth his future home,
Mr. j. N, Fairly, who Is cotton
broker at Monroe, N. C., likes Fort
Worth so We'll that he will likely coma
TO this city and engage In business.
Mr.. j. H. Morgan, who came out
from Derby, Ind, said that Fort Worth
has more push and business enerby
than any place he had seen in twelve
months.
MIR. Jas. A. Clark Of Hendrickson
Mo, was delighted with the country
in the Wichita valley and will make
his future home there, as will also Mr.
j NJ, Lacley OF orleans, N. c.
Mr., II. Maynard came out from
Jacksonville In the land OF flowers.
He thinks that Fort Worth will duu-
BILE her present population in ten years
He had seen more building and more
push and energy here than In any
other city In the South. Besides this
her people are the most huspitable Of
any place he had ever visited.
Mr., u. o. Williams was from the
big and busy city of Atlanta and yet
he thinks that Fort Worth does more
business than any city OF the South
Mr.. r. 7 Wiedlie was down from
prayton. N. d. He saw the best crops
in Texas and more business than he
had seen In 1--WE years
Mr. Ephraim Boucher, a young Jour
nalist from Mount Vernon. Mo, con.
siders Texas the finest country in the
world.
Rev, W. $ Bryan principal Of Moss
Creek Baptist college, Is so well pleas
ed with the Panhandle country that
there,
DIR. G. r. Williams OF ouitman. Ga
considers Fort Worth the most on
ergetie and enterprlsing city he hnd
seen In years. '"u
Many Others Of the party were eouai.
~ as enthusiastic over SeVas ana roy.
ss thinrs. and II Is certain that many
OF them VIII nnd homes in this stats
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20
THE GAzETTE FORT WORTH TExAs SUNDAY. MAY 90 1s94
Shoes.

20 pairs ladies' fine cloth top OK
fofds. sizes is and SIS, worth 49,
cut to 81 80.
"A pair ladies' hand-turned Dom
COLA oxfords, sizes SIS and 6s, value
s275. cut to $3.50.
81 pair patent trimmed, hand
turned Oxfords. sizes rs to S.
value 81 90. cut TO S1.95.
rs pairs Hamilton Browns, hand
turned, 81 Oxfords. cut to 81 so.
% pair Hamilton-Br Browns picnic),
button oxfords, all 3 1-2s, regular
price, 81 25 cut TO Is cents.
10 pair ladies' handmade cloth
and plain top Oxfords. $3.50 and
50 goods, sizes, 2's, LES, SIS. 1-2's,
cut to $50.
% pairs Hamilton Browns. our
own make. hand-turned. s2.25 OK
fOrds. cut 10 S1.25; sizes is, LIS
and Is.
lis pairs ladies' rs cents lace OK
fords cut to 30 cents a pair. Sizes
4 les to SIS.
pers. most all sizes, cut to 10
cents
s. pairs Dittman's patent trim
med 81 Oxfords, most all sizes,
cut to Si.25.
30 pairs ladies' $3.50, 50 and $3.50
red Oxfords. most all sizes, choice
of the lot. so cents pair,
IS pairs ladies patent leather OK
fords. were 81 50, cut to Sl25
20 pair ladies' tan Oxfords. fine
Russia leather worth 81, cut to
.1.25.
CT pair ohild's lace and button
Oxfords. sizes 2's. AS. and SIS, were
Go cents. cut to 45 cents.
10 pairs misses lace ONfords, sizes