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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27

OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY:
}. W Herring. President. Westminster, Car
roll county.
Richard Manning, Secretary aud Treasurer,
Westminster, Carroll county.
DIRECTORS.
j. ". Herring. Westminster. Carroll county.
Granville : HaiueS. Union Bridge, Carrall
county
David Prugh. Freedom. Carroll county.
Granville 7. Herring. Sandyyille. Carroll
Charles h Roberts, Westminster. Carroll
county.
Ed~d lynch. Westminster. Carron COUNTY.
David FosIfc Westminster. Carroll county.
r. Manning, Westminster. Carroll county.
pF. J. Weaver, Jr., Juion,own. Carroll
county
D. t. Rrindullar Tancytowu. Carroll county.
AGENTS
Iahb 7. piHcnlaugh. Westminster. Carroll
county
j oliver Wadl1w. Freedom. Carroll county.
r " Anderson. Mt Airy Carroll county.
Louis Dirlnlau. New Windsor Carroll county.
John : Repp. { n;1n Bridge. Carroll county.
Wu L Lolbrko'er. tnioHtoNu. Carroll
county
f. r. Reiutolisr. TaBeytoWu, Carroll couaty.
j " Meant. Dnahlc Pipe Greek. Carroll
essut8fas
William a. Shower. Manchester. Carroll
sauutr-
Granville z. Herring, Ssudy'ilie. Carroll
county
v T Marker. Tyrone. Carroll cOuniy
WA 4 Aht-s;s Hampstead. Carroll c"anty.
Iaha Jones. NcchauicSto~u, Frederick Co.
a. A Horurr. Emmi,shurg. Frederick couuty.
frh a Ell
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take the goods away.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08
INJUNCTION GRANTED
RESTRAINING THE sTRIKERs FROM
INTERVIEWING WITH THE
ROADS PROPERTY.


ST. Paul. Mimi. Nov. 1.-THE Great
Northern strike does not seem to be
growing very rapidly. Today new men
reached Deylrs Lake. the one point
where there was something Of freight
blockade. and on their arrival some OF
the men who had gone out Joined with
the other old men and with these new
men all is now going on as usual at
that point, though some A. II, u. .nen
claim TO be gaining ground. There
may be trouble about TO break out at
other points. hut nothing IS known Of
IL here. and large number Of men
have come here from the East In charge
of detectives to take the places OF the
men who 10 out. The officials Of the
rdud continue TO insist that there Is no
trouble. but the men who favor n
strike claim to be In no wise discOur-
aged, but hopeful Of winning in the
end.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08
MAINLAND FIVE WOMEN
THE FIRE ORIGINATED rpo. .
GAS JET ON THE GRouyD
FLOOR.
The Circumstances VIII he nrourlt
Before the Grand Jury for
Thorough Investigation.

New York, Nov. six member
the Ryan family persisted by fire
their house on the top floor OF the to.,
story tenement house at 81 Van B-u,
street, Brooklyn, at o'clock this tptr,
ing. The names of the dead are:
CHARLES RYAN, his wife, Ell,
and their daughters. Johanna, 70 yt,-
old; sarah. II; Maggie, IA, and Lin.
u.
The fire started from a gas je. |.
a hall on the ground floor. 1t bu,r.l
OUT Flnnesan's saloon on the gfoull
floor, and aroused Margaret VII,
and her four children on the serctI
floor. The stairway being on IN
they went to The windows, from WA
they We're rescued by policemen. n,
fire quickly got to the thin j floor VIII,
was unuccupied.
After the flames had been extlnt
uished search of the building Nj
made. On the top floor were found d,
dead bodies Of the Ryans. Their ps.
tons showed plainly how they hl
struggled for their lives. The bullt,,
was death trap. 1t is probable III:
the circumstances of the fire will 4
brought before the grand jury for 3
Yestigation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08
TWO RAPID MILES
THE MARVEL WAS BADLY HAM
pIREp ny BREAKS MADE ny
TANDEM RACERS.
Chicngo's Famous "Flying Dutch-
man" Lowered the
Fiye-MiIe Record to 1907

Louisville, Ky, Nov. lit was the
verdict OF the spectators present ana
L. a. w. officials in charge today that
Johnnie Johnsons work at Fountain
Ferry stamps him as marvel among
riders. He made trial against the
standing start. paced, nile
worlds record held by me
class b man, otto Zeigler'
and though he rode over une-third OF
a mile unpaced. he tied the record OF
1850 20. Not satisfied with this he
tried II again within twenty minutes
and Notwithstanding most miserable
pick up by the second quad, which
carried him outside the top OF tine
bank, he lowered the record to 1850 To-
Bractionals half O:j7 2.5, two-thlrds
las "a. Two such fast miles, In spite
Of unfortunate pick ups, inside Of
half hour ia beyond any q! the per-
formances hitherto made on this track.
Z. W. Miller. the Plying Butchmah
of Chicago, class A, made Il senEatIonol
five miles paced from standing start
in which he lowered class \ ll:Jj class
Is 1922, and worlds record profession
al 1O:ll. Time, 1904
S. Z. Cox OF Chicago, broke Decardys
two mile flying start paced. Time
3:4S 10, against 1858 3-5,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08
ERIE SYSTEM SOLD.
Names $4,000 ABOVE noNDEp IN
pEnrEpNEss
y. ricrpont Morgan Has Now Put
the Road on Money-NInk-
ing Basis.

Cleveland, O.. Nov IAN evening
paper says; In the quiet town OF Rn-
mapo, N, " a stupondous railway
transaction was effected yesterday,
The vast nrie system was sold to
c. II, Foster, Louis A. Fitzseraid and
Anthony j, Thomas. tho reorganlza-
tion committee, fer $4,000 over and
above the bonded Indebtedness OF the
road. The matter was kept secret,
and none but tho high officials knew
the time and place OF sale. For many
months the Erie has Just managed TO
ntruggle along under debt OF nearly
tTS000,000, Reasonably bonded 1t would
be n money maker. TO eject this tho
heryioeH OF j. r. Morgan were enlisted
ana yesterdays sale was the result
Thr REORGANIZATION scheme IL Intricate
anu far reaching. II embraces a tsitr-
oush rejuvenntion OF the entire line
IRON, New York TO Chicago; provides
Tor the eancelling OF all present secar-
tiles by giving the holders stock in
the new company and practically as
smres the future stability OF the road.
me property that was sold are the al
visions from New York to Salamanca
and from Marion TO Chicago. lpal
WAS on foot to effoot the proposed sale
OF the New York Piano" from snln-
mhnca TO Marion at tho same time
and II 10 reported that this has boen
Gone, out General Manager Tucker AZ
today, ''po''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08
SECOND DAYS WORK
THE CONFERENCE unDEu UUUD
uEADwAY IN GAINEsvILLE.


-----I-I,
Gainesville. TeNu Nov h-l9p'elAl)-
The North Texas NJ. 10. conference be-
gan tia SECOND days work promptly at
e ~ -, ,.,..,
e''o th'S morning. h''"oP Du"ua" al
the chair.
Dr. j. IL. Mclean OF the Georgetown
untver,It, nr.pca with prnver nrtor
49,, "'S' W" ~
"Ihuh Npek Oh Nses was huhs Ny
the immense audience.
The examination of characters waa
r,g,,r,,1 AMI .,,,r, r,iris,..- ,,,,,,, IA, ,
'''u"'e' "'iN ''''y "''''''''' t'Np Va
good report.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08
TO REPRESENT TEXAS
TWO Cans OF PRODUCTS LOADED
AT DALLAS FOR ATLANTA.
They Arc the Choice piclSings From
the Fair aud WIN DO tn. Lone
Star State Proud

Dallas. Tex, Nov 7,-(special)-
Today at o'clock two cars were pull
ed from the fair grounds down TO the
Texas and Pacific depot loaded with
the choicest OF Texas products that
were on exhibition at the state fair
These cars Will be sidelracked for
few days for the inspection OF the pub
lie before being sent to the Atlanta
opposition to represent Texas. The
Texas and Pacific fruit display will be
Included In the collection. Colonel Ly-
man Cone, who arranged the display,
has been requested TO accompany IL.
Information has been received that
December II has been booked for Texas
day at the exposition, and this collec-
ton win do proud the state and be q
great source OF qualification to every
Texan present
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08
NOTES FROM TINE CAPITAL.
Commission. Issued to Members OF
the state Militia.

Austin. Tex, Nov. 7.-(speelal.)--
Military commissioned. +. Scurbar-
ough, first lieutenant, Jen Davis Rifles;
c. G. Brown, second lieutenant. same
company. samuel II. Taber, captain,
Sanger Guards; q. II, Brooks first
lieutenant aud w. G. Mccormick, sec
ond lieutenant, same company, q, W,
Foster major and assistant paymaster
general. j Il, Garter, captain and
chaplain. Third regiment; II. II. Gray.
captain ana assistant surgeon. Third
regiment. Lewis Bedcll, first lieutcn-
ant and quartermastor Third regi-
mcnt; NJ, NJ, Mann, first lieutenant
and adlutant. Third regiment
The tax on passenger earnings Of
the Texas aud Pacific road was re-
coived today for the quarter ending
September 80. amounting to SlSSO,7l.
The comptroller today registered $685.
900 city VI Ennis street Improvement
bonds.
Limestone county yesterday redeem
ed $1,000 county court house bonds.
Passenger earnings Houston East
West Texas. tax, S2iG.iS. Fort Worth
and Rio Grande, 1907 so.
The attorney generals department
yesterday approved $4,000, the city OF
Ennis road bridge and street improve
ment bonds,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08

Turkish Legation Receives Cable
gram From Home Government.

Washington, Nov. THE Turkish Ie-
cation announces the following tvle-
gram from the sublime porte under
yesterdays date.
IAN news concerning plots. threaten
ing letter and supposed dlssatisfac-
ton Ia the ranks OF tho army and navy
iH Intentionally propaEated by well
known newspaper correspondents nf-
nliatcd with the Armenian committee
10 alarm public opinion. As 10 the
often repeated Intention TO cxterminate
the ArmcnIan7. 1t is too absurd to be
contrudigted The government on tho
contrary, " eudo1yorlnE to qucll the
revolt OF the Armonlnns and To- resist
their criminal and bloody agitation.
"The Armenian agitation ut Diebaklr
wna un the point Of suhsl1lng when the
Armonlaus began again their attacks
upon the Muasulmaua by throwing
bombs at them and firing upon them.
During the ARRAY Hity Mus5ulnnnB
and ninety Armenlnns were Killed and
wounded
"Armcunns attacked the patrols at
Syprlk. killing q few MuHsulmun1 aud
setting fire TO the bazaar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08

Austin, Tex. Nov. ESPECIALLY Pro
ceedlngs of the supreme court today;
Motions overruled. Williams ct al.
W.. Howard and Hume, for rehearing,
from Cook; ox parte y. II. Meek, APP
piication for order to clerk to Issue
license as an attorney Of this court,
Motion for rchearing dismissed: ST..
Louis and Southwestern railway vs..
HUFFMAN. from Bowie
Causes submitted: Desmuke ct al.
Va. Houston ct AL. from Liberty; Shell
don VI. MllmO ct al, from Webb.
Wrlts OF error refused: Temple VS.
Dodge ot al, from I'll Paso, II. Sc r.
c. Railway company vs.. Davis from
Travis; Hudo Vs. McSicun National
Railroad company, from webb, Ellis
Vs. Kerr ct al. from LaSalle
Application dismissed for want Of
jurisdiction, l. n q. n. Railway
company Va. Moore, from Medina.
Cause set: Davis ct al ys. Bargar
ct al, from Bexar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08
,,,sr rrIscorSL REJECTION.


nh o,-et Of the monthly feceptiuH9
rocertl,, decided upon by the mem ~ ~,
ana rector of ST. Andrews cnulsn ~, mas
held at the Rectory yesterday anu ,ne
a source Of great ehJoyiheht " IL
sonre. ~ people who went 10 pay tne'i
,osnec,s 10 the revered minister anu
bis estInnble wife. as well as 10 Brge'
each other in social converse bes'l,
,,i,g AZ 10 n IN. there was constaHt
etream of people from the cry 20 lIe
rectnrv until late In the afternoon
and nj times there was crush IN sIe
evening the young people asser,uieu, nv ~
dancing and other amusement. ,s,.t,,',
entire occasion was very . sra|,'' ND nd
and enjoyable both to the ree'pi - ,,
bis flock. The latter were unanimous
in the opinion that the reGyp ti8.ls
should be kept up and they VIII nyIe-
after be held on the first Thufsuuy
in each month. ,.... ,,,n,,
The occasion brought forth many
interesting "reminiscences ana 20 Ia
zette representative the honored pastor,
Rev Harry Cassil, spoke many thlhBs
well forth repeating.
"i am both gratifed and dissatisfied
soid he "at the work done In my
church during the two years nave
been here-gratified that comparhuNely
40 much has been done and dissatisfied
because 10 much that might have been
done was left undune. StatlstlCh ol -.
Andrews show that the average OF
baptisms. combinations and marriages
FOR the past two years have been near
10 200 per cent greater. each, than Tor
the average Episcopal clergyman IN
The United States. In St Andrew
Tho proDortiou Of combinations to COM
nunicants is more than twice as
great as in the average church. SUM
ming il all up, find st, Andrews mas
accomplished three and Dne-thrd times
ms much as the average parish and
that the average communicate In st
Andrews has done f0ur-ntths more
work than the average COMMUNICATE
In the general church
Continuing on another line In answer
to n question Mr. Cassil said:
Yes. Fort Worth has grown Won
derfully during the two years since
came and l am gratined to note that
her growth still continues. In my op!n-
ion she is unquestlonably destined to
he the foremost city OF Texas. She
has. so far as her growth is concerned,
not felt the general depression OF the
last few years. In the residence por-
tlon the citys present growth Is Won
dorful. You can not 30 hve
blocks on any street With
out finding one or more resi-
dyuccs being erected or Just finished.
/ do not mean small houses, either;
hut homes showing more or less
architectural beauty. Rents ON houses
near the business center / think have
advanced fully thirty per cent in the
two years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08

In the Last Dixie Flew the Track ana
Threw the Rider.

Victoria, Tex, Nov. 7.-(spe,laIJ -
Fifteen hundred people were present at
the second day OF the Southw a5, Texas
falr. and everything passed of as
smooth as clock work. T. ID. Woods
and n. r.. Powell carried on the non.
ors In the live stock exhibits. The races
resulted:
Thrce-elghths OF mile. free-for-all
Big Jim won. Cornello second, Red
Colt third. Time. .S6.
Trotting, free-for-all best three in
iive-W. r. y. won. Fostell second,
zeeno third. Time, 241 Ia.
Pacing, one mile. best two in three.
two-year-olds-Dr, Abey won, Nellie
BY second, Uncle Tom third. Time,
seven-eighths OF a mile, running
Dora q. won. Emma second. Dixie
third. In this race Dixie flew the track,
lumped the six foot fence ana threw
me rider twenty feet without Injury to
bicycle races; Five mile race-Cun-
ningham of Beeville first. Time, l6. IG.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08
SENIOR ROMERO DENIES ITO
Contradictcd the Report That John
II. Manly Was Arrested.

Washington. Nov, 7,-senor Romero.
the Mexican minister here, formally
denies the accuracy of n published re-
port coming from Texas to the effect
Mexican International railway and
other Americans were arrested by the
Mexican authorities and taken to Mon
terey In 1859 and afterwards compelled
to work In certain alleged coal mines
eight OF ten miles distant from that
city. The minister had the matter
carefully Investigated by the Mexican
government and declares that there Is
story.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08
THIRTY ARE KILLED.
THE sPASIARDs LOST but EIGHT
KILLED AND ONLY SMALL
NUMBER WOUNDED
Little Exchange of Courtesics be-
tween Opposing Forces Failed
to Produce Desired End.

Havana, Nov. IAN important en-
gagement occurred yesterday at Cayo
Esplno, near the border. between Santa
Clara and Matanzas. in the southern
part Of the island. The column OF
troops commanded by Colonel Luis
Aiellna. the forces OF the civil guard
ana battalion OF the Maria Christina
regiment had an engagement with the
insurgent bands OF I.Hcrete Nunez and
Perlquto Perez. The action was
ficrcely contested and lasted from 2
o'clock in the afternoon until in the
night Official reports state that under
cover Of darkness the insurgents He'd.
This morning 1t was found that they
left ON the field thirty killed and a
large number Of wounded. The report
states that the troops lost ON their side
one officer and seven soldiers and IA
Number wounded. Detaila are very
meagrc, ana nothing IL known OF the
relative positions OF the contestants
since the battle.
It is also reported that the insurgents
have burned a church ana thirteen
houses IN tho vicinity m Guaynmns.
in the eastern province Of Motan2aH
on the plantation OF benOn, IN the dis.
trict OF GunnutannmO, the chairman OF
an aut9npmist club and four others
have been arrested for political Ac-
tiyity.
Tampa. ria, Nov 7.--Authentlr cor
roHpondoncc from cuba tonight bringA
copies Of the following letters.
Army OF Liberty Of Cuhn. Third Bri-
Fnde. on the Outeklria ~ Sngua Mr..
Simon Gonzales, SautO- Dear Sir II
~ necessary that yuu forthwith OBJ
tain for NE fifteen cnrhlnCs with SUM-
Client ammunition, u win not be aim
ftt1f Ia nlttulu fh4fr mad ~
you do not comply with thlH request
in n few days | win lo obliged 10 rec
duce to ashes tho city In which you
reside. | believe that you win not
obllge me to take such harsh sncuF-
urcs which viii entail SO much damage.
Answer soon as you can.
"FERNANDO CORrtNA,
"Chief of the Loyal"
The following was sent Immediately.
THE arms and ammunition which
are In charge OF snnniard like my
self. are loaded to be used ON all
traitors against the flag OF my nation.
''SIMON GOTZAI.Ts"
Upon receipt OF this Cottina nrscm-
bled his force and approached that
fort
Gonzales appeared with white nag
and asked for u consultation Tho
commanders had lengthy Interview.
Aftorwnrds Cortna withdrew without
obtaining the arms.
Cleveland. o, Nov, 7.-l poleH Of
this city have started a movement
looking towards the sending Of nbout
800 recruits 20 JON the Cuban army
The force will be composed entirely OF
Poles mostly from Cleveland, Chicago
ana Hunnlo a meeting will be hold
here November I. whom II IA proposed
10 formulate plans for getting the men
10 Cuba.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08

The Charity Opera will be presented
at Greeuwall's opera house Tuesdav
nnd Wednesday, November 10 and 20
Miss l-alla Kitchen and her famous
Dand OF plckannlnies win appear in
Ing. u'HV-
The leading roles of the opera will be
rendered by Misses Mary Whitla, Vir-
sih'q burroughs, Leon Harold, Min
ME Riley and Gardner.
Stanley Forbes will take tho ht,,t,.
esthetic role of Bunthorne. 'e'''
calcium lights and operators havo
peen engaged from the Grand onara
house, Chicago. u opera
:, Irlihy VIII appear in all her glory
~ Is t1lntly, whispered that Mr., skinnssr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08
CASE AGAINST GILL cos1ls''
Over Two Hundred witness"
cnt TO Testify In ea

Sulphur Springs, Tex. Nes' M
cial)--The case of the ststs M
VS.. Claud Gill, charged VIVA .,,rs
der of Mrs, Skipwith. tra a,,nty.
this county from Rains cv n,,rt i
continued in the district eo
upon motion of the del ,,ns<,s
We're over two hundred wi,nss n.
interested parties In the cass n.
Rains country. Tlnre are ,, ~. h
represented and the feen"s
bitter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08

First Judiriai Di.tric,.

galveston. Tex, Nov. 7.--Csneclni,--
The following business was today
civil appeals:
Afirmod-Leon Blum vs.. ] T. Brown.
from Galveston; city OF Houston Va
,,ivira Hutehins. from Harris; city Of
Iouston vs.. Spencer Hutchins from
HERMAN Stuart. from Victoria. a. w
Victoria. -''s'' i'o'n
reversed and rendered for appellant
lutefnationai and Great Northern
1tAiiroad ennpanv va W. o. Iierndon'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08

Terrell Tex, Nov. 7.-ispecilli
Mr.. Il, NJ. Johnson's gin again bun.
TO the ground about IL a. m. tOlV
The fire was burning through the 10
before any alarm was heard The &
department responded promptly !.
the building was well ablaKe bAlr
they reached the scene. Their efgi
saved the seed house and prchill
other buildings near by. The loss "a
total. The insurance. amounting
$500. covered probably 50 per cent
the loss. This is the second gin FIX
Terrell and Mr.. Johnson now thinnl
has enough.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08

st. Louis Mo, Nov 7-wmlam Earl
antrim aged ~ an apprentice In the
quinn, IN this city Is said to he heir
10 the title and fortunes OF the Irish
Ahtrlma. II tx claimed for him by
those Who have ample proof that hls
grandfather was Earl Antrim. who
died recently leaving an estate worth
1000 900. va
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08
WILL BE CONTINUED.
THE CASE OF MURDERER DUR
RANT NOT YET ENpED.
He wm he brought Into Court To.
day ana New Trial De-
manded by Attorneys.

San Francisco, Nov. 7.--Theodore
purrant VIII be taken into court to-
morrow ostensibly to be sentenced for
the murder of Blanche Lamont. There
Is httle prospect, however. that the
sentence will be then pronounced.
Attorneys FOR the defense VIII move
ior new trinl and this motion will en-
tau u continuance. They VIII be entitl-
ca 10 two weeks In which to prepare
their brief, and II Is understood that
they VIII AVIAN themselves OF the full
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08
co-ornur>rIoN PROMISED.
All Railroads Promise to support
the Grent Northern.

Chicago, III, Nov. 7.-All railroads
having headquarters In Chicago have
given positive assurance to President
I'm OF tho Great Northern railroad
that uH FAR a. the cnse II In their power
thry VIII cooperate with him Ia de-
featinE the A. Il. II, strike now
threatened upon his road,
Thls support of the Great Northern Is
an uutErIwth Of the plan pursued by
the general managers OF the different
roads Of Chicago when they were deal
ing with the strike OF last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08
FREE SILVER CONFERENCES.
Senators and Congressman In Ala
hama WIN Considerable situation.

ference will be held tomorrow between
United States Senators Morgan and
Pugh and free silver members OF the
Alabama congressional delegation to
determine whether or not they will
continue the prosecution OF the free sill
Yer campaign inaugurated inside the
Democratic party In the state.
Leading Democrats are seriously con-
sidering the Availability OF stopping all
discussion inside the party OF currency
and turning their attention to rc-unitlng
the Democratic party FOR the coming
contest,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08

Austin. Tex, Nov. 7.-(speclalo-
Last day regatta races:
Final single scull race for champion
snip OF me world, the Richard X. Fox
purse Of $1,000 Gaudaur won Rogers
second. Time, 20:5e. V@''S
The great four-oared shell boat raca
between the champion crew OF England
ana Americas fastest fous. 10 ths
winning crew Championship OF The
world, sweepstake and purse Of ,lS0o
English crew won. Time, 1920. Large
crowd. Weather splendid. sc