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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
NEwsY NOTES Fnow oun OWN con-
RESPONDENTS.
weasherfords business Men Ansiou.
to Extend the Mineral Wells road.
The caddo Bridge for the Midland
at Terreii-coisenwood News.

wentherford. Tex. Aug. "A nove
IS on foot to have the weatherrord.
Mineral Wells and Northwestern rail.
way extended 1850 or 200 miles. so as 10
make It a valuable feeder 10 weather
FORD, and with this end in view the
board of trade has called a mass meet.
ing OF the citizens at the courthouse
next Monday evening at S O'Clock TO
DISCUSS ways and means to have the
enterprise successfully consumpt.::,-,i 4
eoou bonus and right OF way has beon
secured through the counties pene-
tfated by said road
democratic Chairman C. a. Holland
nus called n convention for the Eiebti-
eth notorial district OF Texas. 10 moot
W Mealherford August II at II a. m.
iYr lhe purpose of nominating n cau-
uidate for iioatcr for said district.
me large business house on North
rum mail street lately occupied by Baker
Ioston y Co. as a dry goods store
Is being handsomely fitted up FOR Tho
reception OF a mammoth stock OF shoes
SION 70 be opened up by Mr.. S. q
TWO more lunch stands have latciv
peeh opened up In buildings hereto.
NJ occupied ns'saloons, One on North
MHln street NJ the old Harry Hamsr
stand and the other on York avenue
E Marshal. our genital KIN man
nas lhtCly been renovatinr bjs Sin
putting his machinery IN readiness ~
receive the fine crop now mafnr,rc
adjacent to Woathcrford. '''"h
me men now at work on the county
w, ,.is rolls WIN complete their work next |
~, in and nave the rolls ready for |
.ne meeting OF the commissioners, |
court on Monday, the 18Th inat
The Weatherford Normal a,ho.1 4
which has been In session fo- elS
weeks closed yesterday. II was wei
attended, and taken altogether was nne
OF ~, .he best norma,s W. have oyer lad.
c,ne Tom Gieen Camp Of United
confederate veterans win hav, th,lr
annual reunion nj tha rhautnnn,,,
pork on tho 2ist ana 2gd Instant II
I, y understood that the plrkar ,r1iiot,,
Union singing convention win furnisb
music for the occas on.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Jardin, Hunt Co. Tex, Aug a.
Our little village can boast Of daily
mail from Wolfe City. Tuesdays
Globe-Democrat reached here Tuesday
afternoon.
The work or cutting and bailng hay
has for the past few weeks been in
run blast SO has the buslncga or
threahing small grain The Average
yield Of wheat per acre ls about fe
bushels and OF oats about 40 bushols.
Millot is light, The hny crop Is much
shorter than usual, but during the hnr-
vesting season tho weather has boon
exceptionally favorable. Tie corn
Yield suffered 10 material extent
from the effects Of the drouth ana no
chineh bugs, but the prospeots Tor
cotton are as promising as heart could
Mr. George Miller, the proprietor of
a large vineyard three miles south OF
mere has a force at work gathering
his grapes and pressing them into
wine Owing 10 the fine weather the
uult ~ being saved this season In a
unchanged condition,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05


Dallas, Tex. Aug t.-rhs Dausnt. re-
OF The Confederacy met last night At
the residence Of Mrs. J Il. currie 4
letter from Mrs. Nanme sedden rarney
OF Frederickshurg. VA. was real ex-
pressing an acknowledgement OF hav-
Ing been made an nmlory momber OF
the organization, Poor imnresslons of
the book, Uncle Pete's Prophecy"
written Tor the monument fund by
Mrs y. IL. Hereford were exhibited
ana also large dcNga OF tho pri.
posed monulnont. The Maltese eros
Vhat forms the base will be Nt-
mounted By statues &c ok presiaent
Davis. Generals stonewan jackson ana
n u. Lee, the fourth pedestal VII
hoiu a pyramid OF thlrioen cannon
balls eNponents OF the ssccded states.
lhere WIN be stone "a. the tesr
70 memoriallze the women IL 10
south, the sons OF veterans will hnve
a emp stone and the pinna 10 wiz lie
crowned by the statue OF The private
soldier. the work OF he children,
~ letter was also read crnm Mir
uheo, Rubenstein, manal,er of mo
ELISA Opera company, on ring 10 Give
benefit presentation Cor the rnenu-
ment fund Tuesday nignt next WAS
ueeided upon for the performance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Denton. Tex. Aug. 4.-The Denton
county Populist convention met at the
court house here this afternoon for
the purpose Of making nominations for
the county officers. The following nom
nations were made: County Judge, $.
X. Lane; tax assessor, b. D. Jones
tax collector George Boner: district
clerk WIN. Barron; county treasurer,
W. A. Blagg; county commissioner OF
precinct No. 1, A. N. Daugherty: No 2,
j. l.. Sparks: No. ,. Chris Hayden;
No. 4. r. A. Jarvis.
Mr. D. Russell was nominated by
reclamation fer local representative.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

cleburne. Tex. Aug. 4-In ,,do,...
lowing: w 'o
"cleburne, Tex. Aug. s.-The f,uow-
ing TELEGRAM was sent 10 the chair
man OF the johnson county delegation
at corsicana this afternoon. from n
meeting Of Democrats;
We the Democrats OF Johnson
eouii.y, IN mass meeting assembIed
eNtehu our CONGRATULATIONS "a the deia,
sates OF Bosque. Ellis. johnson ana
-N"Narro counties. In the conrresstonni
Invention Invention. for their noble stand FOR
.1Si.Ver"tlc principles, and encourages
M -, " o'ahu nrm in the interest of
'us people and for pure Demorrnov 4, ;,
1, 1 wish TO ask by whnt au.bS,,i,,.
leW, very few, too indivlduais ne.
seulpleu IN snap called mass tneetin,,
cApiesS the sentiments OF the J,hnsa,
county Democracy 'N'''''o"
rave a few men the moral right
W subscribe Themselves we tho r.
niosi'.cy OF Johnson county, nnd pro-
,..l. 20 mould opinion and issue con.
ocratn A,l9hs N The name OF e50O DEM
ocrals who have neither bpen con-
suited or notified of a meeting to iss,e
such eNpressionsy
., II We, the Democracy of John
soh county" can and viii upon onth
1 1Sy That a majority OF the mon ar
S ~ county already honor-bound
10 support the Democratic ticket arc
Corsicana7 "NVp'eu at
expressions concerning the
Ssorsicnna platform the mntnrify ne
democrats here are pleased viii !,
-At the primaries Mr.. pondexter mo,
win strong opposition In the onuntrv
.na nc would have been defeated in
.ne county except for the untirinr con,
.ention OF his friends that he was nor
S''ef' Tours, Il. l.. G.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Marlin, Tex, Aug. 4-1'he hummur
normal Institute FOR coiored teachers
Prof I. NJ Terrell Of Fort Worn. con
duetor. closed itE sessions on the "a
inst. One hundred teachers were -
attendance, and evidenced The Iiyelleat
interest in their work throughout the
term. The conductor and bis corps Of
able assialanis were Garment aud pains
taking IN the performance Of thcir
duties, and. the teachers all feel that
they have bcen greatly beueniGod. a
concert by The teachers at Kings opera
house on last Friday evening was
largely attended, and proved quite -,
hrtiHiic suceesH A reception. fend6r-
- the visiting fenchSrs BY The cl;lzena
was q highly enjoyable affair. The
normal WAS voted an unqualified sue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05
FIotoriaI ConycntIon can.

weatherford. Tex. Aug. e.-To the
Democracy of the EIGHTEEN Pictorial
district: BY the authority vested in me
ss chairman hereby call convention
Of delegates to the EIghtieth fiotoltal
district TO meet In Weathecford on
Saturday. the i1th day OF August, at
II a. M, for the purpose Of nominating
a Democratic candidate for aoater for
said district. composed Of rarrant,
Hood and Parker counties; and for the
transaction OF other business that may
properly come before the convention.
G. A. HOLLAND.
Chairman Elghtieth Pictorial District,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Washington, Ang i.--Representativ
w. J. Bryan ofeSq5raAka has written
letter to J. T.. ong. president. and the
other members Of The executive com
nnttee OF the Nebrssltn coinage Demo
cratic leaders In fespqnso to their re-
cont letter. raqucafne him 70 become
a candidate for United States Benator
aud to state tho principles which viii
guide him IA the event Of his election.
Ho Expresses the concurrence In the
Should be permitted 70 elect nonators
~ sirect vote. and continuing, says;
In compliance with your reqqapt, 1
therefore nrrounee my candida( for
The senatorial term. hcEinninE 14ln.zt
4. 1896, and shall mgke thorough can@
yasu Ok that state As circumstances xIill
permit.n ''' Z I '77'.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

pallas, Tex. Aug. 4.-The delegates
|eturned from the Corsicana conven-
|pn are themselves very indignant
|rer the Indignation meeting held in
ballas yesterday. Mr.. j. NJ. Strong
lid;
As you will see by a reference to
BE- platform we adopted at Corsicana.
II did not adopt n 10 to 1 plank. The
[algnetlon meeting yesterday, there
Ir. made a plank OF their own and
ken resoluted against II. So far as the
r. coinage matter goes, we are at one
Nm the national Democratic platform
Ii administration.
flol. Robert Il. Cowart said; ar n
|ldern Chancellor Oxenstiern were
II to say to his son, Go forth and
\ with what little wisdom mankind
a. now governed the young gentleman
IL advised would need only come
Dallas to learn the truth OF the
bark.
fudge Burke announced for congress
|hy In the campaign and spoke in
j uncertain sound. He made n
Iaishtforward, open, manly canvass.
| never equivocated, paltered or fall
Fed He was indorsed by this county
tlhout opposition. His Views on the
IL -taled silver question We're well
EpTn when he was thus indorsed,
|hen the convention meets, and he
IDS all the support he can obtain.
/ PAT Okeefe rebellion breaks out |
4 his rear He must now turn about |
u suppress this revolt. Did not ali |
gentlemen who indignated so fu-
tusly on yesterday know how Judge |
ifke stood on the silver question? |
they not all support him in his
tddaey?
~ my opinion, the action of the
teal vigilantes who conducted that
4eling merits the severest denuncjn-
u. II Is In effect, not to put too fine
ONT on II, treachery to Judge Burke.
pan OF his standing should have
iVfd no such stab In the back"
nmes Fitzgerald said: "The state
tsnton viii adopt free silver
nk You see, the masses OF the west
southwest, Independently Of all
4 'lsrested Judgment on the matter,
mat ell the trusts. monopolies.
leatss, and in short, aggregated
lal generally, and without excep-
are unanimously and very ac-
y In favor of a gold standard.
p ms the masses very correctly
hat there must be something I'm
sd standard for the plutocrats.
hs plutocrats are not in the habit
fvling very hard for anything tina,
not put money in their pockets.
'he masses very naturally con-
mat their interests lie I'm the
.lie financial course.
state convention will adopt
.Ner plank, and this will be a
nenl Tor the congressional CON
p, which will, Of course, nominate .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05
MAKING OFFICE HOLDERS.
.,,.sr,r OF THE CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTIONS YESTERDAY.


Haiiettsyille. Tex, Aug. 4.-The
rsuth district congressional conven-
Nan Is as badly deadlocked as ever
nd adjourned over till Monday. Lanes
following made new overtures to Crow
ley but the latter can not secure
Inough Of the Galveston delegation to
Est there. There is talk of adjourn
|ug to meet in Galveston after the
Itate convention. This the Gresham
[asn can do by virtue of their majority
M slx votes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05
Campaign Committee Appointed.

Waco, Tex. Aug. 4.-Tae Democratic
county campaign committee. composed
OF one member from each ward in the
city and each box in the country, held
It's first meeting today under the call
OF Chairman r. II. Harrison. 1t wa.
resolved to appoint central campaign
committee OF i've and the following
We're appointed: w W. Evsens. ] II.
Harrison. ] n. Mobley, ]. /. Moore
and Mark Gulnan. The committee win
also act as Il finance committee.
one OF the members OF the full COM
mittee has been proslyted by the Pop
ulists and his place was filed. A local
club win be organized at each box
and a vigorous campaign conducted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Bonham, Tex. Aug 4-wu,,o,.
Humphreys. charged with assault n
murder. waived examination ves,.r
aey evening. His bond was fsed at
WOO, which he readily gave.
owing 20 the confined rain ho,t
worms have begun their destruetive
"9 9iI,,. ~ some parts OF the county.
The contested viii case Of ps,,tt
bremen, deceased. was heard IN ma.
bate court today. his son, w. Il r,,t,,
men Being conestec. Court ordered the
Will probated. Tue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

I
Away back In the Sixteenth and
/ seventeenth centuries, nnd oven before
that we know that tho Black spanlsh
iowl was tho pet rnd the choice of the
Hldalgos OF Spain. The Black Spanish
fowl was among the Oldest Inhabitants
IN the Mediterranean countries. Ions.
before tho Cochin or the Hrhnma was
dreamed of.ln ENGLAND. Tho very Atrut
or the carriage OF the Black Spanish,
ppih the cock aud the hen, declares It's
arlstocratio lineage.
The puru white face which now at
tnins the length sometimes OF seven
nhd eight Inches. and (which N "A chur-
actorlstic that Is lts atrlislng as Il 10 or
namcnfal and beautlfying, IN the far
back days OF tho spanish IIidnigo.
amounted to small white rpeck or
biotuh
Such development "a marvellous. and
shows what careful breeding can DO.
Ana the grand comb that the hen car
RES ~ another beuiifui feature or this
breed with an ancestry. The comb Of
the hen IL larger ana more perfect
tlinn that Of cocks Of most oiher breeds.
DreYcnHtedt. IN HIS lecture at the Al
lanta show, declared II 70 DO the |
grandest bird that had fallen into neg
fads Of new hrcrds.
They are not the great layers that the
Houdan or DorlfinE or some OF those
other past century birds are. for they |
don't average but about i25 eggs por
year. but they are uiHuncily non-Hif-
tors and can successfully be kept IN AZ
small q place as the BantamH. They
are a city fowl--that ~. thoy can be
kept ia the restricted
yard Of n cramped city. They do NOT
need ten-ncrc lot TO thrive. Take II
all in all the Black Spanish fowl "a
praiee-worthy bird. and should be
Rlven more attention aud thought thun
our latier-day fanclors give 10 It.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Hillsb6ro. Aug. i.--rhe real eatate
transfers Of Hillshoro and Nm county
today recorded amount to about sia,-
Mrs Poland OF Marshall, Tex. dici
here today az the residence of her son
W. II. Poland. The remains were for-
torment
The agency OF the American FIX.
presn company at this place has been
ehanaed Mr. H. N. McGlonln being
transferred 20 thla plaee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

halrd' Tex. Aug. s-The ponp,ls,
convention Yesterday passed OF ou,et,v
ana county nominations wore mada as
follows; W. n. Harrai. diatrIct ana
county clerk; II. p. EubanIt sh.s,r,.
A. Merrlck. tax assessor. II y
Mils, treasurer; ID. NJ. Thonas , 10.
sspector; j. II. Peters. public weI.bnr
No nominations were made FOR cn,,',,.
JUICE: surveyor and attorney. N"''
frot j: II. Wood. first osaIsta,,
az i,dird hish school last session, hns
andsp.eu position as principal Of fhe
public school nj Eddy, NJ NJ ma ~ e't
Tor that city Tuesday last. 'Vi'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

~ Tex. Aug. 4-The Denton
\ Republican convention met In
tiy hall here this afternoon. The
q the convention. as stated by
y B. schmitz. who called the
% order, was to elect delegates
state conventions. one at Dallas
r. Instant, and one at the same
o. The 2sth, Mr.. T. a. Robinson
noted chairman and w. r. Mich
''Tstary.
lallcwing We're elected delegates
eale convention: Schmitz, Rob
A9onee, Caison and Shaw.
mates Karnes, Hendrlckson.
y sherin and Wellborn.
Flows; "Np'eu d resolution
We believe. in some emereen-
i,a'ues should rise above and
sa, regard to party lines OF
raey, and such an emergency
-iy arisen at Chicago where
me'a and state authorities prov
'1ssiNes either unable or unvil-
Vtee the laws and preserve
y OCCASION that demanded
shu energetic action, and Gro
hss,nlu, president Of the United
bnS No. e rs We believe, acted
IN rs lIs,lee' hrmnets and patriot
" mus me United States troops
F or1ee OF restoring and main
/ sns WI. and enforcing the laws
| "a N hS,lohal' We hereby heartily
|lnrrs,n,,i,s conduct in this matter
! Iini,au,i ate Rim aud the people
n xiv states upon the happy
|nn IL prompt action. And we
.aforv aullineasured terms the in
! Aii,eisa anarchistic utterances
/ md 1Hf na, The Waites, the TILE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Waco, Tex. Aug. "A special meet.
Ing OF the city council was held this
afternoon upon The receipt Of a teie-
gram from 81. Louis from Mayor Nc
cullough. stating he had been offered
$1,000 cash Cor 10000 6 per cent. street
Improvement hopaa. the aaia Of which
below par New Yori. leRrf adyisera
iecen,iy declared would be Illegal THO
council authorized ths mayor 10 ciose
the sale.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

n, rex Aug, i.-The Lily white
/ 4 y WIN hold their state con-
d sIoe spe sam Jones tabernacle
/ r .,onaay' August 6. The con.
b. p " called to order at 10
|ssscatiiyuso odell, chairman of the
|slste ttctl, me convention is To
|,ase,,, ,'eket In the field. - 70
|larlors " committee WIN meet
|gp. q The Windsor at 3 n. ~
b. topishh,, 'e Republican lear,e
~ city ha,i 9he council cham
.a'her thersa Eau. Owing to the
IA and but Ilt Tss t a small at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Proctor. Tex. Aug, 4.--Rey. 2. b.
Whitehurat OF Santa Anna. who has
been assisting IN meeting leaves this
morning for De Leon.
The Popuiists in this county are
]pnllant over their prospects,. The
The campaign waxes hot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

'ion is all wrong. These conventions
should be held after the state con-
ven'iop meets and adopts its plat
form. This is the only way TO get uni
r1por.ni.y and determine exactly the
NJ t,,u sentiment OF the state"
OF the next house Of rcnresc,,tst1,,es
ana Is confident of welding the savei
az az Austin when the Legislature meets
~ shys that promises OF support are
coming to him every day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Gatesviile coryell Co, Tex. Aug A.
The Republicans held n slim meeting
today Rains all over the country kept
them away. They decided to take no
stock in the Lily White movement.
They also accepted EncclYs rcslEna-
ton as a candidate for representative
and indorsed Landed for STATE treas
ttr-alt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Rrnndon. Tex. Aug. IA contract
has been let FOR another brick eiote.
Boil worms and too much rain are
materially damaging the cotton crop
in this section.
r. II. Hardy, hardware merchant OF
Ibis place. died yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

| fus,,. lea, Aug. 4.-rbe oye,.
~ u, o. PoIndexter and the
\ Ss ~ shout to GET their ,t an, aI'
|al'ss s'To county dele 'stt az
y a., Ever Y, since the outsider t,,Ss-.
i q. s .l,l Bosque counties unite D da-
b.. setting themss sIu p III,
VI ,,,,. pA,.y OF these conn.,
n IN s1 I'M. thereof, the silver
x he Us OF Setting up a
'.si1g i6s'-.' 'rrro county 49,
II ,As ado o y announce their
''ee on pIatformr, ih q, :
Y iss sssn !, say that /, :.
1 1. qaisidas,pl,.a are so vain ~ eus-
/ y 'is nismessrsSipIoa as The body
,nllpN 'e Course Of a De,,, .,u
'sad the nigh, for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Marshall. Harrison Co. Tex, Aug.
4.-coun;y Democratic convention here
today instructed for ]. u. Carter. dis
trict attorney: ]. d. fludd, noater: II.
T.. Borcn. sfpte senator; S. Il. Cooper,
congress: n. A stradman. xssociats
justice. The delegates so unlns.rueted
10 the stale convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Texarkana. Aug. 1.-THE congression-
al convention is still dead locked. An
adjournment was taken tonight until
Monday morning at o'clock. when the
3i31fh ballet ss,es t!.-zeu, The paiioting
today was practically without change.
the only change being In Red River
county. which jumpld from ous candi-
date 10 the other The last ballot
gave Hodge 80 SIT and CRAWFORD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Ardmore, !. r., Aug. 1.-The chicta.
saws elect their national officers next
Wednesday, August s. There are thrse
asplrants for the goyernorship. namely:
Ex-Governor VIM. l.. Byrd mo PM,
back clements candidate: Il. =. How'd
on the allotment IN scvernity Ticket
and r. 8. Aosely. Independent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05
me sNal>n IS n JAVA i. Va
They Are said % he the Larxe., a.
Enrth.

~ Anc HrFt wv years there have been
traditions OF huge snakos In Tho IA.
terror OF lava ,oa 80. 49,. u
sr,,,rd ~, 'V"f, "uu AZ nis
SN'' - hoeshcad, and orr native
hunters report these from time IN limo
FIFTY years ara IA NM ,,.,,ot a,.t, !
srotsn,e, .,..,.,, 80 ~ "
80, i. 80 wv win party OF ma
N' ~ ,'""' up tue pythona. lie never
returned and was supposed tn haec
been killed by Soma MIA am,,,., n,
n,,,st ho,,., 80 "''''''H ~
nav us'h giant. as -. y. :s1sn
80 = iiia Htii=i Weighing thirty nounda
and carrying two-ounee hail. saws n
writer ~ st,e f.hiIad,,nhta .,,,..,...
'p'iu tffies'
Nu"'t year ago cuniain Ia the
English army named coiea landed here
I aceompanird nv , ,,,.,,. ~ So. ~,
tl.,s Va N'Nn sui
4 49, ~ WWn soon Joined BY Lieut..
unro,1 nc',a u, '''sn navy ana II waa
,,,,ais'. sNst lneN were after hlg
/ hhi N. s. SAptaih colvs WAS a remnrkn-
,,,.r I, s.N ~ luu Nnfhs would knock
TX q parrot every time.
.,r'sn Z, suu,sv was w the powAn. n
tl,nr .,, ,N',',,ns viyar LOT MY miles and
miins bn,,v'nt oIsr swamp Tor 100
ain, vim mo- ~ H'uln coast. NM
ma ,.i,N ,,ien.'A,ing ctoe9diloa They
~ NJ Mt 1 .hSnl several donkcys and
ny ny n't ,,.H ehvampcd ON the river bank.
v IN, y, .nese animala gave a tremendous
,,,,s nv WV hnkhshinen. looking out.
..,.l,,, |" nv blay mass sliding over tho
rtn,,,,,,i,. saw me alarm rwn
S,de g,,,.sy noth Were shot they were
niueouh rrpiiles. thirty feoi innr. with
hNtMs venaple or cutting man Ia two.
I'm, u,1ivrnlhs they went To work ana
n, an. 'v .,' Wy .hiftf.slN te9t lonH |
OK thia Nihmepssa , ,.., tes'nv 90 'ne heart
'tv-five reet lo,,r ,nS'un' 9nhses th,r-
.,si,i,fs- 49, 'ns .Mete Ahe| hut the |
hr,,,t, ~, nep' "ut OF slsht ON land thu |
,,',d W. Nttg tniek ana wild hogu |
, 49, ~, 49, hluuc Wcl-aehned paths FROM
,hns, ~, , ,,,.,, 20 another and along
', Nn, ,i ,' pEihohs watch for game.
ana r,,,,ttiqH nNlNV hunter oame In
49,, w nle snake near, Two
~ n,,,iuI ,,.' SaruR nwny the llnglishmhn
80. sMiuk,nk u, tWeon the trees Nor-
49,, "'i,os' Nv ink Ms ihe middle OF "a
~, rs eavNpone WAS hrqken by a
t ,pi'e,, HI,u, a,'.9r Ihueh trouble. II was
IN io ~, "ug aSiilhed' u was torty-ano
80 LUZ, Nuun snake could crush q
INN ~ ~ lNe npoondH,
t,i.t. nau now reached tho end of
49,, 49, lSulNeyt inc river ended ia n
s ,.,.ss vi NNhvAuoil 40 denso aF TO make
49, ,,,, iii's.'ss hnposFule, 80 camp
AK, ,'oug ~ NV river bank and next
my we kuluss brought In the head and
(. iew ieet Of The trunk OF serpent
KIN i,,lto nau ny HNlu9ntly neen eaten by oroc-
NV ne hgaa waA nearly thrce ,
'.,,,., t'nh "mu lnul9hted an enormous
MelkheH slklN pounds aud
~, KY, ~, au w uuleet " mad no doubt
i i..1t Naush' IN the wafer and bitten to
.,' ...,l'N one motninH nm alarm was I
,'fen pg one OF ne SIKH soldiers. He |
,oii,e1 20 combining gliesonlng In the 9
water half mile away. ThrnnEh tho d
,,,,,n y NM, Ma seen 70 pc snake ~wim-
, ~ y. nv INit was NJ once manned !
~ VIC ,.ns Two snelnhmen and their gun !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

sShsem or railways In Texas held a
s s.sl, with the Commercial club
WIN him IN his effofta TO induce hcn,r
seekers to como to Texas. The detnlis
or the undertaking have been nnhs
hshcd In the Gazette aud are familiar
10 It's reAdern. " -.N''.'l."'