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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

Valley View, Tex, Sept, l2.--slgnal
marks of Improvement are visible
DIR. Hemphm has recently moved
into his new drug store, n, p. Head
IS nearing completion $1,000 residence
and the new gin Of II. l.. Murrey is
running on full time.
a. j. Hudspeth recently formed a
partnership with j. L Wright in the
family grocery business.
The streets are daily crowded with
grain wagons. Since June %. 200 cars
of grain, lGG OF wheat and 40 of oats
have been shipped from here. a rea-
sonable estimate places the number
yet to be marketed at l25 cars. a total
in all of near 200 900 bushels an In
crease over last years shipment OF
more than 100 per cent.
The farmers are now busily en-
gagged gathering the neecy staple.
which will not require long as She
boil worms did considerable damage.
The Cumberland Presbyterian church
has just closed soul-stlrrlng meet
ing. The labprs OF Evangelist NJ. NJ.
Marphis. who conducted the revival,
were far-reachlng and productive OF
much good.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

surieson, Tex, sept. 1s,-The two
Misses Tys lott this morning for cleye.
land Tenn, to attend school.
Professor McElree Of Aiyarado spent
yesterday in our city.
Rey' j. c. Collin of Red oak Acad.
envy was in town this evening.
The new Methodist church on tho
corner OF East second and Emson
streets VIII be quite an addition to the
east side.
X. 7, Alexander IS building a neat
residence on the corner Of East seeond
and Buford streets.
The wafer supply has been short FOR
a rev days on account Of an addition
being made TO the pumping apparatus,
Mr.. II. Skies had the misfortune To
lose two Of his fingers in Mr.. Bran
som's gin last week.
Mrs. Sam Armstrong and Mics Saliie
Girod have just returned from an ex-
tended visit to friends ana relatives
In Gainesville. Ca.
The city school opened with over
forty pupils. with Professor Griflitt in
the chair; Miss Fannie Kaylor. assist
ant
Professors Collier and Davenport
have fine school at Red Oak acad-
envy just one mile west OF town.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Nicely has just opened n
livery stable
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

dent Of the board n, ,r,,a.... 49,
n. n ~ formally opened ~ Colonel
tha =, seos 9. Melissa. secretary a.
hap5 s",o me colonel made some very
improvements now n prorr $50 XII =,
folin. sson 70 Be carried out. He was
s sg'lpwea by gentleman Of Thorp
ibe l,,s,,, mhp mas been acquainted with
~ Hsutuiion from It's incnption ana
ssye some very interesting reninis.
-,, ,',sva aud also ample reasons Tor Ills
n ud.s confidence Ia tho future sue ne
sia s OF me university. iiuch enthu-
s.asm was aroused and Wholesome
interest peryades all departments. Ths
rapspec's Tor a large attendance are
very Yer, good and the dormltorles are be.
.hs enlarged and improved 10 meet
inc requirements The spirit OF nros
gross is everywhere manifest at 10.
days opening New professors have
oeen added. new buildings are being
given. van w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

Corslcana, Tex. Sept ia large
number Of negroes came to this city
from Calvert and went south of the
city this morning to enter the cotton
fields as pickers, A large number are
expected here from the east and south
in the next few days. The pickers
who went on strike for n raise OF
10 aud 10 cents have most all made
arrangements 10 go to the fields as
soon as the weather will permit
The new compress IS running night
and day pressing cotton. 1t was COM
pleted only few days ago at a cost
OF $1,000
The National Oil Mil company con-
template starting their mill next week
Preparations for the county fair are
being pushed vigorously.
Mr. Cuykendall. president Of the
Corslcana and Southeastern railroad
company, Is back from New York
The ladies' auxiliary OF the Young
Mems Christian association gave a
farewell reception 10 A. G. Kneblc,
secretary OF the association nj the
rooms last night Mr.. Kneble has
been made secretary of the Young
Mems Christian association at Mem
phis. Tenn, and Will leave for that
city tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

pallaa Tex, Sept ts-Deputy ehcr-
IN John nolicls was detailed 10 mud out
II he could who stole the two huraies
and two sets ot barnuss from Clnrka
planning min Monday nirht
THIS morning John discovered that W.
Y. PltoQN, q SECOND hand man on elm
street, had one of tho bugKins Mr..
litcoN said he bought The vehicle from
Charles schofcld, Young man Of 10
Years, VINO iivnH with his widowed
mother M one Of MI Clarke houses.
The Young man said ne had Ia sell
the buggy ny he was going 10 leave
town MI, rltcpN paid him 1850 for
John liplirlt not on schohrld'n trail
IN Enst Dallas md Ind quite a chase.
The fugitive nnnllY ran nnder the plat
form ~ Emmfrson n Tnlcott'a and
hid IN the yentilptor from whence The
officer dragged Mm
lie owned up to the theft and went
TO juil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13
A LETTER FROM CAMERON
nE WOULD nocArn N nAIr.As M
DER CERTAIN CONDITIONS.
Fart worth HAS the inside Track ..
she wa.s wceien aii,s ncmesni
rroposision-oec scauei to u i,ov
at Dance.

Dallas. Tex. sept. is-rhe DALLAS
commercial club Is In recent Or ,hc
fo,Iny,i,,, ,n,tcr ,,,,,,, 1. ~
~, 10 'f''' N' - Np'"na-
"tS'
Waco, Tex, Sept te.--Atr @ Il. Hell
loway. Dallas Commercial r,h,h mona
~, 49,, 81. ~. '''''' ~ =
w" h'Sr sur foHr taNof OF the tth
instant received and contents duly
noted After this week We can ,nnjse
n pronosltien N ranov. ~. s,.,.n.,'.
,-,.,..... ,n '''' se''-
'>FNSes WooiNn MUS from Waco to
Your city. Bort Worth has until the
end OF the week 10 ACCEPT our nronosi.
,tnn
II ~ not necessary for me to say
what the slnyden-Kisksey wooien mills
ara. II has n ean,lai =, s,no ooo .....,
49,. IA y, ~, y ','N''N'' '"'-
p''EN NVV !" wv hHnu'' ana has an an
nual pay roll Of $4,000. We would
be gind 10 hayc a propost,ion ,rop,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

Zimmerman al tho ttunatn V.1ntrnyne
49,, 49, ,,. ..'.,'..,. .''',.,
Wy" =" N'"' WV l''"lp LOT mus
with dying start, but failed. His time
wnH q.ib d-6
M, r.a.,,t ,t,t.. 80. 49,. .,..
~ 'is''" .''''"' '"'' Wv """"'''
RIM u not an American Invention. as
Ffenchmnn named Grns constructed a
bicycle win ,yoodcn rltna IN 1s7a
.'n, .,,.,,.'
i'ehA' WI" " oli'ilhE th' Worlu a..
wheel, hah Just been heard Of again
from porsini At his present rate of
amazed II. /. no, ,tl.tv h, e...h go
~ w 80" r'''
Htupiinopir before me enc OF the year
a man with head FOR figures has
cstimntrd Tint there are nj lenst 500
900 blcvoiea Ia nae In mis- country. ma
NJ An average eoet OF 400 enoh they
would repreaent an outlay OF $40 400,
900
IL Ia reportad Tint wills TROY. when
Zimmerman rnood In nruaaells atom
ned the ,uayor on mo cliv M tbc ya,e
ana refused 10 lei him 70 through ~
a deadhend. Tho story RosR on 10 sny
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

Harlem. H., Sept First race
One mile. virgie Dor won, little por-
rit second. sedalia third Time, i.ls "a.
Second race Thrcc-fourths OF mile.
E,anatus won. Geraldine second. Wa
hatehle third Time. ils ~.
Thlrl racc-M Mile aud a sixteenth
billy Mckenzie won. Warrsn Leland
SECOND Francis Pope third. Time.
i.hO Ia
Fourth race--livc and pnO.half fur.
ipnrn. DlRgs won, Midas second, In
stallator third. Time, iiN.
Firth race--Aillc and a sixteenth WIZ
Tim, $50
sixth race--Fivc furlnngs Migs
YOUNG won. Sue second. Mayrose thlrd
Time, 1908
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13
AURORA.

Aurora, Tex Sept. ll.-Jlm Blakely,
who Is accused Of having stolen money
from j. N Bakcly on tine Sanger place.
was caught yesterday gong 10 &pn-
dale. on the Fort Worth and Denver.
He had the money on his person. III
gave up sixty odd dollars, ii note COR q
few more and the pool'et b ok. He
had no idea that the the.. w2ul1 be-
discovered so soon j. ~ Blakely N an
aged the matter well. He sent niessaE-
gers early IN the day TO ail neighb0sins
towns. The one south, coward NeHafk.
ON the Rock Island. discovered ,hal pc
had paid man IS to take him IN a
wagon to Avondale. lie WIS lodged IN
the Decatur jail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

waco Tex. Sept 1.-THE carpsn-
tiers ana Joiners' union Of this city
tonight elected r. Bell as delegate to
the state labor meeting 20 be held at
Fort WORTH. The American Fcaera-
tion OF Labor and ali labor unions Of
the city have determined 70 form
stock company and maintain a large
central union iabor hall the stock be-
a large building on Austin street has
been .tcufed for this purpose. II was
decided tonight to hold mass meeting
OF labor membera IN the KniRhss Of
Pyihiaa hall next WeduSiday 10 take
further action Ia the matter Of lock
oft " the Typographical union By the
Waco Evening News.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

4 sparfing match bns bsen ar
ranged to take place In thia city on
next Saturday evening between "ISld'
Lewis. AZ 1876 pounds. and Jack wilI-
Jams o. New Orleans, at iis rounds,
Williams undertakes - stop Lewis in
six rounds. There u big inisreft IN
the event. aad those who aiw the
"Ro" between Lewis and Tenner arc
predicting that W.ljians wlii have a
Job even 10 'nnd' the swift "Aid" In
Nix rounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

|pperas Cove, Tex. Sept. 12.-cotton
|nents 60 far have been 1856 bales
Il this poiut, A heavy rain today
Interfere with picking for several
and make receipts light.
Il infant child OF gorge Layne. n
3nInent farmer living near here,
huriel today. II died from slow
J. culberson Light Guards are now
Iag nightly and viii soon be ready
|celye their quota Of arma from the
u place needs n bank, and II would
Ia good dividend on the Investment
/ b. proper party with enough money
home and Investigate the location.
Aants and cotton buyers are put to
ttat inconvenience during the CON,
~ and cattle season IN keeping
~ here to handle the business. No
n location in the state c1uid be
4 as the city is steadily Growing
ze as well AS commercial import
+ pioneer cattleman OF this section.
( Clements, was seen here To-Day
8aitle business.
], Rhodes Of Taylor, Tex, who
been here for several days on bust
connected with the lumber inter
here, has left for home.
N popular cattleman, known all
this section, James stewart. has
returned from Dallas. where he
Nupanisd a shipment nf fat Corycll
cattle. which he disposed OF at
4 wices.
i NJ are several cattle buyers Lcre
hey report good demand for fat
Smith bunch Of cattle sold here
fday brought SIC, They AVERAGED
FUNDS, and Will be shipped 20 Chi
They We're bought by Dan Graves,
~ is satisfied with the nrice, -
Eill bring good profit on the in
ngnt.
John f. Neal Is now showing DR.
sndree, agent Of the New York
Insurance company. THIS section II
country, and they are doing con-
able business in the life insurance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

Brandon. sept io.-The cold wave"
reached here last night and the msr-
curry dropped from 30 10 90.
Brandon has a new Gln Just com
pleted OF 100 bales capacity and cost
$4,000.
The cotton crop In this section Is
badly damaged by boil worms and too
much rain
The new brick storehouse u about
completed and Will be- oceunled IN
few days by Moore & Moore with a
larae stoek 81 grocerlea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13


Hillsbero. Tex. Sept. ls.-rne United
states fish commission car ,pRss.i
through this morning and ieft about
z'n fsh here for the large artificial
lake north OF town. They were VI the
black bass and channel cat variety.
Thomas NishllSowa, Japanese. who
has been student Ia Central coi,cg,
at Fayette, Mo. for the past three
years, iectores tonight at the Metho-
dist church on japan.
President A. Y. Rose " the Hlll
county fair association. Is in resaipt
OF letter from Senator Il. Q. Mills
accepting an invitation to deliver a
speech on the political issues - the
day at the opening OF the HIN county
fan. october y.
The revival meeting her. has closed
ana Dr.. Weaver has "foIled his tent
and silently stole away" not. however
BEFORE converting To Christ some OF
the hardest sinners here. Hts presence
here VIII be long remembered by the
people OF Hillshoro, and the 'latch
strins' will always by him be found
ON the outside
MISC Hunter, who was adjudged in
sane last week has been carried to
the asylum at Terrell for treatment.
There Is some interest being taken
by sam Marshall and other ,alorsd
citizens OF this county 10 get IN col.
ored peoples exhibit for the I'm county
far, anu II the fair management will
lend them some assistance ana sci
DAY FOR the "colored peoples dav" they
viii get up an exhibit that viii sur
prlse the people and will be a credit
to themselves. Sam ~ one OF the lie
long colored Democrats OF our Gown
and q hustler"
The I'M County Medical and Surgical
association convened in Hlllsboro en-
Wednesday, September ~, at o'claeN
D. m. In the district court room Ir.
q. u, Bond Of Hillsboro was elected
president pro tenn, on roll call the fol-
lowing members answered TO their
names; Drs. @. d. Y nd. j W, Miller,
NJ. d. Knox. n. b. Kennedy. HillsbJto,
Tex: j. a. Lnwiess, Itascn. Tex; j.
c. Mckee, Osceola, Tex. @, w nen-
inn. Woodbury., Tex. Or, 7. y. BRYAN
Of Hillsporo, Tex. being absent was
continued as essayist until the ucVt
meeting. The debate on Head ache"
was then had. DR., NJ. u. Knox opcucd
the debate. followed by Drs Benton,
Miller Bond and Kennedy, There be-
irg no further business the ass1ciS-
ton stood adjourned until the second
Wednesday In October, 1884,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

Dallas, Tex. Sept is.--The diphtheris
continues To rage IN Dallas. Nearly
every parent Is keeping his children
close at home and forblddlng others
10 visit them.
Two deaths from the disease have
occurred IN the family Of w. u. An
drewn on South Masten street. Littis
Mildred. who has been sick only a few
days died Monday night, and little
Gordon, Ave years old after only four
days sickness. died this morning at
O'Clock
Mrs. lIolllnEnworth, Mrs. Andrews
mother u suffering from the disease,
and nephew OF Mr.. Andrews shows
symptoms or having IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

Iouapah. Tex, Sept. 12.-A nunnyer N
r. u new cotton have been ginned
"A onered for sale here during the
Ii week.
M farmers who have given cotton
N attention this year are well
I,,,si with their labors, and all Of
N agree that TINS is cotton pro-
Ling country. Diversified farming OF
NJ Is advocated by both the local
Irspapers as the remunerative Say
fsrmlng In Hardeman county. In
IL dirorsiiied farming is very gem
I'm admitted now by every one
LING any efforts toward filling the
I,ss in this section OF the Panhandle.
- beautiful rolling prairie lands
/, yery rich. and at no distant day
I. predicted that where now YOU
ride for miles and as far as the
4 can see nothing but one great
In Of level land covered with grass
4, cattle feeding at will thereon. there
be instead productive farms en-
sea neat and comfortable resi-
.ss. fine orchards and farmers
XViuC htAuLlul ulNtTs-ltd crops
t5aniy politics is beginning to warm
n Hardeman county and the candi-
q are losing no time now In press
| ihelr claims for the offices to which
N aspire.
Eedge standler, candidate for the Of
d county judge, was married in
8.r county today to Mrs Emma
8crlsht. Or. Hardy OF this city off,
had in binding their VOWS in mat
ony
and the church building is crowded
! rs full seating capacity at each
Fling.
eyeral gentlemen are here this week
peeting. II is no unusual sight
TO see the real estate agents Of
aled with people inquiring about
s.
Ne public schools were opened Mon
The enrolment viii hardly reach
number Of last year.
ayor Walker addressed the teach
and scholars, and while hts speech
very short, he said many good
rs that were encouraging both TO
y ,eachers and scholars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

Springfield, Mass, sept Il, rho
beautiful weather VI t,i,y ralls1 out
M, .,i,.,,,,,,, .,,',,.,,,.
III. n, n N y, y '",,' Wv 'pv''-
ing OF me snrlasn'ld biNclc Hilh's
tournament IN hlmpt ~ park Tic
crowd prcsrut was ,stlnatci At fYtn
cana 4, rn,n ma no.,
conai,ion sn,,',,.,,., -" w P'lW'
Nfnc nr,,in, ni,,s "a a, ,..i,
wcsinei1 Ma A.. .ri u ~ ~
rns KIM 49, tl,' 81 ~.
o,,, al 10y, ~ 'n ~ = hrv wy =
M, f,hnu,,. 49, "go,,'vl elter
Mr., ' s,,, .r,V,u NNpNuue tnltu.
,,.o,.it,. ,,..,., l,"'M n'Nvuu Vt lne
,,u.,' 49,, ~ ,, w, llle w eon'pe-
XII. '' S'In Hy 1 r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

and fifih heats. Time. sss, sssi-,.
~ =. Maud Narr was second In nvs
s,ta'kh' heats Nenita Wlkcs won hrst
snv sesend heats Time, a.aG ~: = Is.
started 49,
2;ss trot. Dudley Alcott won rrs,.
fourth and sixth heat and race. li,ns'
2;2 1T s,zi ~; 2ae ~. Hitiy knox
won third and nth heats. Time,
2isl ~ a.si ~ Relic Grant wOa se,'
ond heat. Time, 2;2i ~ Lizzie IA. Nys.
terry and keelor also started.
The rhenomonal spced Of clay IInn-
tRs' the chestnut son of pocai,to,ias
Boy. caused tho withdrawal n the
other entries and he walked over tAr
the stake, pacing an easy mile IN els,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

ST. Louis, no, sept I2.--East 81.
Louis races.
First race--Three-fourths OF a mile
Londonvilc won. The Broker second,
Ecwance third. Time. 1;22 -
Second racfi-One-half mile Lady
lee won. Lille - second. Bell Tlthird
Time. "a Ia.
Third e--Nlne-Hlxtoentha Of mile
Jafdine won. Northwestern second
HnicyOn third. Time. 90.
Fourth -Thirteen-aix teanths u a
mile. Liberty Beil won. Hart Wallace
second San Bias third. T'-1e 1873 -.
Fifth racc--Aile. Lizzie X won. Uni-
corn second, Robert Latta third. Time,
1:23.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

Dallas. Tex, Sept i2- Sheriff Mo-
Loughlln Of Hopkins county arrived
here this afternoon In search OF E. O.
Rommers, aged 20 years. who forged
an order for $40 Ia sulphur Springs
Yesterday and skipped on the West
bound Katy tram
sheriff Mclaughlin had the good luck
g meet sommcrs on the street near the
81 George.
somefs' father II u rich retired mer-
chant. living IN a. Louis A year ago
homnerh WAS sentenced 10 the pon.-
tertiary for cattle stealing, but was
pardoned by Gov HogE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

enc, Tex, Sept. 12.--Cotton Is be-
|aIhered as rapidly az the force Of
. can pick it. but the number Of
IS inadequate, The demand for
r. Is not more than half supplied.
~ Worth's idle aands-.hoih white
PACK, men, women and children
'cme out into our cotton fields
|e'uld easily prepare themselves to
lare Independently when they ie-
to the city. There would not
W 50 much labor for your charita-
dslles this winter.
|'hel Rhome is selling or a good
snail tracts for farmcrs IN IFS
pasture east Of here. When these
pes'ures East of Kh5me are cut
~ Small tracts. then the mer-
y ms towl. viii see more rgns-
Is a fine opening here now for
sisy'ass dry goods store, Also Il
- place for a good Doctor.
ne elevator Is Receiving good
Nhedt, there - a disposition
many OF our largest wheat
70 hold on TO their crops. The
ioiier mill Is receiving "a god
y ,he wheat end - turning oct
| ssplts OF Hour under the manage
as excellent miller. MIR. X. l..
y" price of wheat Is forcing
y our farmers 10 discontinue
~ and plant cotton. Hlom IN
among our 'arintr friends,
',age IN cotton iu our vicinity
~ or eight times greater neat
.n lhis VIII be u splendid open
~. soei steam gin and outfit.
it'' The health Of our town is
4 I'M a great shipping polnf for
n u. we slow demand and low
~s not moving any Of 1t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

Brucevllle, Tex, sept ll.-Mr r. \,
peels, Methodist evangelist Of seguin,
Tex, has bought and paid cash FOR
of lrnd; u. j. Wlllterson's residence
and about one acre OF land. and g. A..
Hunts house aud lot These trades
were contaminated in two hours Prop
erty is looking up here
The oil min starts tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

washhurn. Tex, sept lo.--The Pam
handle was blessed with nne rain.
About one and three-duar,ers inches
OF water fell and 1t rained two days
and nights,
Forage crops are fine. Rye ana
wheat looks fine, The rain was quite
general ON the plains
Armstrong county viii exhibit for
age crops at the state Fair this year
Cattle shipping has begun again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

York, Is IN the city on business. with
~ hpetsiandt. manager foe the COM
pAnN al Gainesville
The deputy sherin from Wichita
county came % Gainesville ycsttrday
IN pursuit N horse thief. He learned
this morning that his man had been
here and had put up al one Of the
wagon yards long enough 10 feed.
This morning his man Was arrested
and landed IN the county in.
Last TUESDAY evening. uii Hulen's
ranch, Gene Hutton. son OF ii pnten
was shot by Bill Goslln. a tenant on
the ranch. The shooting was done
with q shotgun loaded with bird shot
and iye shot entered the young mans
shoulder making quite a. painful
wound. Goslin was arrested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

Dallas. Tex. Sept i2-Last spring
Judge Gray Of the district court grant
ed a decree neycrins the matrimonial
bonds between payid Beattie md Car
cline Ann Beattlr.
Yesterday the divorced pair applied
a. tho county clerks On - FOR iicsnss
20 marry again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

was run by II. l.. wodner the general
manager
News reached here today that a ..
year-old child Of Mr Reed. who lives
near Rogers. was missed day fort
yesterday Parties began Immediately
10 search for Il hut as We, have been
unsuccessful as no ciew cAn be had
ms 20 tho child's whereabouts MIR.
Reed lives about mile from Little
river, but il Is generally believed that
the child was too small 10 walk that
distance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

Iellss. Tex, Sept i2.--rsiowins ars
the cgses disposed OF IN :hs esuaiy
c,vrt today
Jack chieh. aggravated assault, ana
battery; not guilty.
Henry Wesley, aggravated assault
and battery: not guilty
kate Coszei.r, theft: not guilty.
}. y. Word. fw.ndlinG: nolic prosc-
qui entercd by state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

sp'H'g Tex. Sept. l2.-The fall
we rwenty-second session Of
Nntistian University opened
'-' night a reunion of old
and patrons, and the intro
me new, was held. Short
oy the faculty made the
ghe long to be remembered.
SAN Included: Address by
|.us 4; Clark. on the rights Of
q uafess by Professor Com
4 SIM. 'ne subject OF economy OF
|siss. TAX by Professor Z. clark
~ hxed purpose: Professor W.
/ I .s IN more excellent to excel
eo.,' sssity opeaed this morning
~ I, ia.Eorable prospects. In The
V Hon. J. J. Jarvis. presi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

New York. Sept. is.--Aithouyh the
heats were divided In two OF the three
races irotted ana paced AT Fleetwood
park today. the harness contests we're
not up 70 the high standard ~ yes
terday'A sport Summaries
sIo trot Easuimo won third. fourth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

Dallas, Tex. Sept. i2.--rhe city conn-
eli lat night set,lsd the hide house
question By enaotinE az orainapce maxi
Ing y a misdemeauor punlnhabie ~ +
finr OF from 400 10 800 70 open q hide
house within the city limit.