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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-08


Waco, Tex, May with the arrival
OF this afternoons trains number OF
delegates to the diocesan council which
viii meet at st. Paul's church tomor-
row at II o'clock came in. among them
Reys Edward r. Gee of Tyler, j.
sloan OF MARSHALL and Rev. DR. law
son Of Richmond
Bishop Kinsolving will arrive this
evening and perform the rite OF con.
at sl4 o'clock.
The annual council will be opened to-
morrow at IL o'clock In the church
the bishop presiding by the celebration
OF the Holy Communion and sermon
by Rev A. b. Perry OF Bastrop.
Among those who will be In atten-
dance during the session OF the council
Is Mrs living, general secretary of tho
Woman's Auxiliary Of the Tinted
states with headquarters at New York
Mrs. living whom many will remem-
Der as Miss Emory. is an intelllGent
interesting lady, and will at some time
during. the work of the auxiliary
throughout the union.
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There was an increase In the attend,
ance at the Cumberland church last
evening The singing was good and
much enjoyed. Evangelist Jones, after
reading portion OF the Psalms. tool,
for his subject the New Birth" text
John III. 3. The sermon was simnle
spiritual and practical. The speakei
made u clear that 1t was not culture
or any development Of the "oid Adam
new birth" The meeting win con,
tlnue for some time. and the audienc,
was requested to be on hahd promntis
az p. m. tonigh., and a cordial invi,
tation wea extended to ali to attend
these services, ''sii'
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NJ Mccormick. a lineman for the
.-'.-..s.., roianbone and Telegraph
SOUTHWESTERN .,,.,,t,,,.
company, met his death TINS MORN
about 0 o'clock, while at work at the
-, N,,tb and Washington
oorher
streets. ~
He had assembled an old pole tor the
,rrnosa nj removing the wires which
~. 80. at,,.,,ad to tho new poles,
were oelhs u''aehu IL
and as he reached the TOP 'he Po'o
broke suuarely off at the ground. AS
th, milo feu no chung TO It and struck
li'9 pO'e iei -. - .ro
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-08

Richardson, Tex, May rs. l..
Wright who has been afflicted for two
years with consumption died, and was
buried yesterday. Mr.. Wright was
connected with a great many people in
Texas, some at Gainesville, Denton.
Garland and Richardson. re also at
tended school for some time In Fort
Worth, where he had a great many
friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-08

uriah A. Long. prominent young
merchant of Smithville, and Miss Della
Hammack OF Nebraska, were married
In the parlors of the st. Charles hotel
last evening at 1880 o'clock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Long will spend a few days in
Fort Worth before leaving for their
future home In Smithville.
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man who is popular with all who know y,
M, "nS q friend in time OF need. Tell
Miss sissy Jtpe that l think she's IN
the SOUP. Tor the fire boys are going 20
Ruz for Moore. rata, Sissy Jupe, don
get mad. Goodbye, ,n,.r,a
Waco. Tex, sos Austin 81.
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Buzz KEEPS BUzzING A BIT,
WHILE PEAK KEEPS PUSHING
AND IS PUSHED.

coHEN's A CoRKER. AND MOORE
is A-MovING. so. ALTOGETHER
THE CONTEST IS NOT DEVOID
OF INTEliEsT-soMB CHOICE
POETRY TODAY.
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BUDGET OF NEWS FROM WACO
A L1NEMAN MEETS A HORRIBLE
DEATH.

DELEGATES TO THE DIOCESAN
COUNCIL ARRIv1NG-A STREET
RAILWAY SOLD - DECORATION
DAY UNDERGRADUATES DELE
GATES DEPARTING.
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Fort Worth, Tex. May 7.-Editor
Gazette: DEAR slr-lnclosed herewith
please find 2 votes for Howard w;
Peak, the drummer. who must, shall
and Will win. because his name is
Peak. Respectfully, $. 5. Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-08

Fort Worth, Tex, May 7.-Editor Ca
zette: Please find inclosed 46 votes tor
Mr.. Howard w. Peak, for whom my
papa named me. 1 need not add mat
want TO see him represent US IN Gu
rope. Yours respectfully, ,
HOWARD SANDIDGE.
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Fort worth. Tex, May 7.-Editor Ca
zette: Enclosed please hnd 10 votes lOr
l.. II. Cohen. MINNIE .
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the building, submitted as heretofore
mentioned.
They finally decided to refer the plans
10 special committee to examine and
report upon to the full board at the
earliest practicable moment.
The following committee for the pur-
pose was appointed: Colonel r. b.
Parrot, chairman; j. Hansel Wood,
H. b. Mlstrot. Tom Padgitt and c.
o. Forsgard.
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TO WICHITA MILITARY COMPANY.
We are In receipt OF a letter contain
Ing six coupons and signed Head
quarters Wichita Rifles" but the cou-
ponS have no name on them. neither
does the gentleman's letter state for
whom they are to be cast. Please ad-
wise USED.
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This certlhes tiat the Fort Worth
Gazette has made payment In ftll slr
the steamship and railway transporta-
ton, hotel fare, etc, for one person 10
accompany the European excursion 10
leave New York June 20, via steamship
city " Rome, under conduct Of Or. and
Mrs. Cronut, and to visit Ireland. Scot
land, England. BELGIUM. Germany.
switzerland, the Rhine and France,
touching Movllle Glasgow, Trossncha.
Stirling Castle Edinburgh, Nelrose
Abbey, Durham, York. Lincoln, War.
wick, North Sea. Antwerp. Brusseis.
Cologne. the Rhine. Mayonce. Heidel-
burg. Raden-Baden, Nouhassn, Lake
zug Zurich, the Rlgi. Vltsnau, Lake OF
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a. S. BUsBY. FORT WoRTH....2i,9 i
[ H. w. PEAK. FORT WORTH....2i.2 p
/ l.. T.. Cohen, Fort Worth...,..... %.
| Horace Moore, WncO.............. G6l
| Dave Well, Waco ....., .,,...,.. 3G'
| Il. H. Tlnsley, Fort Worth...... 1Gt
j. NJ. Nicol Fort Worth....,.. Is.
ia Meyer, jefferson. 15l
j. Belts Yale, Fort Worth.....,. yG
Dave lGdol, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Q,
II. II. Mnrchbnny, pellas....... Al
j. NJ. white, Fort Worth....... 80
/ T. g. Bradley, Shcrmnn.......... 80
Bob Monatt. Fort Wurth........ 80
n. M. RudKlnsgn. ..........,....... q
W. q. llomnn, Fort Worth..... 80
Wiley Blair. Wcuthcrford. 81
Tom Farmer, Waco............. 20
j.. q, Edwards, Shcrman......... is
\. IL. McDuihe ..,,,,...,.,....... 1C
A. Hobart. sulphur Springs II
John j, Knight. DallHa.......... u
Dan NJ. Lnsker, Rockdalc........ u
j. J. MltChner Wichita FallI... II
Ed $, Richardson, Marshall.,.... II
George y Woodson, Dallas...... ID
r. J.. Frcoland, Houston...... 9
W. /. Miller, ALE, TeN.,.,....,
Jake Mayer. Fort Nurth...,...
II, Il. Griilin, sherman
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Fritz Mitchell. d. . .........,, 9
II. q Francis. Fort Worth, .......
Chhrlrs X. Cnrtwrisht. Dallas. :
John n. swectman. Paipstlne... !
j. W. Reagan. Tcxari,nna.........
vs.. y. GriiHth. Wnco.,,,.,..',,,
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j. e. Trucr. pnlluH........,......
Harry t. Devote. Dnuas........
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Fort Worth. Tex. May Dear Sis
sy Jupe: Since now all the name
sakcs have spoken out. 1 fell that any
turn has come. 1 am mighty proud to
see that you are taking such a deep
interest In my papa and assure you
that he is not the man 10 forTot YOU
ever. l am yours. little, but loudly
HOWARD W. PEAK
Here Is the first vote that my nam
saved for Mr.. Jordan.
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Fort Worth, Tex. May 7.--Edltor
Gazette. Please credit the inclosed 10
votes to l.. Il. Cohen.
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Home bakery has the incest cakes ana
things. and the cheese and pickles az
Mr.. Norris grocery are just TOO Eooi
for anything. Now, then. there's p
advertisement apiece for you for noth-
ing, and don't you think you owe us
just few? II you don't want TO take
onv part in the contest send them to
Sissy Jupe, care Gazette. all blank,
and we win put them whore they VIII
do the most good, ] wonder II the Fort
worth school teachers would mind help
ing a sltnon-pt re-. dyed-in- the-wool,
yard.wide. Fort Worth citizen like Mr..
peak2. We gre calling for mourners
now. end await your pleasure. Peak
SISSY JIIPE,
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Krum, Tex, May 6.-Miss Sissy:
Having noticed your appeal to the
Santa Fe boys, l lnclose 70 coupons.
Vote them when you choose. Am sor-
ny. but can't contribute any poetry.
More coupons to follow. Respectfully,
j. NJ. pEARCE.
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PHILIP ARMSTRONG,
Hhu1lyy. Texas,
General Agent Tor America.

strawu. Tex. May 2-Fort Worth
Gazette. Kind SIR I viii donate 300
Of those fine ~ Belmont cigars 20 Ar
r h. Jordan for hls "trip across the
ocean. He will get there with both
feet. I am you're truly
$. ROUFF.
win $. Harnsheim, Bros. a. Co, New
orleans. Ia.
y. U.-Wr suppose this u INTENDED
Tor the successful candidate In the cun-
test II not Alr Roun viii please ad-
wise us. tDditor)
The Post oak Poultry Yards viii give
trio Of Cornish Indian game chickens.
the great table fowl OF America, valued
ct $40. to the successful candidate Ia
your drummcrs contest.
a. q. FOWLER. Prop,
Handley. Tex
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Fort Worth. Tex, May 7.--Inclosed
find 10 votes for MIR. l.. L. Cohen.
Yours truly.
QUEEN CITY MFG. co.
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SISSY JUPE.

Abilene. Tex. May 7.-Editor Gazette;
Please withdraw my name from con-
test and oblige,
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Marietta, I, r., May 6.--NIiss Sissy
Jupe, Fort Worth, Tex: L inclose YOU
herewith AZ coupons, which you will
please cast Tor our mutual friend, How
ard w. Peak. Yours in haste,
BIG fNJUN.
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Fort Worth, Tex, May Editor Ga
2cttc; Enclosed 90 coupons for d. II.
Nlchol Of the Phelps, Dodge X Palmer
Co.. Chicago, H. Hope his Friends may
come forward and give good man
more liberal support,
$. NJ, ALLISON.
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Fort Worth. Tex. May 7.-Editor
Gazette: InclOsol lind IL votes for a q.
). Busby. More To follow Respect
IuIly, l.. ID. LOCKETT.
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Fort Worth. May Z. 1So5,-El Merito
Perfumery Company: I desire to
thank you through the columns OF the
Amerlque" extract delivered TO me by
Mcssrs. H. w. Williams & Co. 1t -
delightful odor and when smell 1t
] imagine I am In one OF those beautiful
French flower gardens. OF which I
have often read and hope soon to visit.
Respectfully your friend
A. =. HUSKY.
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Fort Worth. Tex, May 6.-Mlss Mary
Busby. Gainesville. Tex.--My Dear Little
Friend: ! am In receipt of the pretty
picture OF yourself sent TO me and
will ghow my appreciation by assisting
your papa In tho European contest
with Is coupons. Respectfully your
little friend.
nILAnIIr, N.Y. urII1IAAta
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Fort Worth, Tex, May 7,-Edtor
Gazette; Herewith ind 20 votes for my
friend, IL. W. Peak. ROME. SIR.
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Fort Worth. Tex, May 7--Editor Ga
zctte: Enclosed please find my regular
daily vote, which Is 20, for MIR. Howard
W. Peak. RONIE JR.
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Fort Worth. Tex, May 7.-Mr. Ca
zette: / am II little black boy, about 80
high. My daddy was porter at MIR.
Peaks store for a long time, and ho
thought so much OF him that he calls
me after him. ] am three years old,
ana send you three votes for my dad
dy's friend. PEAK DAWSON
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man ON the jury muuccJcd by the gravity
oil the situation.
owe have agreed" said Mcneil i'm a
voice that was scarcely audible, and the
folded piece OF paper was handed TO the
clerk Judge Smith looked over the docu-
mcnt and returned it TO Deputy Clerk
EODlcr. "Wc, the jury, find the prisoner
guilty as charged he read.
llvcry eye was turned toward the con
dcmucd man. There was nothing in his
face to indicate that he had heard a word
of it. He threw his head back as the word
guilty was pronounced, but it was only
TO adjust his collar band He did not
change color by single shade. During
the polling of the jury, he listened with
evident interest to the answers, though
what they might be could signify nothing
to him. The expression in his face was one
of Indignation rather than any other senti-
ment.
80 2:45 Hayward was taken down stairs
and then back to jail under a strong police
| guard. An immense crowd awaited the
| prisoners coming. He grinned at the
mob as it pushed forward over the pave
ment toward him, and it is doubtful
| whether Harry Hayward would have re-
| gretted an opportunity to mix matters
with some Of the noisiest. He was taken
across the street on a dog trot, with the
| yelling multitude at his heels
"Good-by, Harry, old boy" cried one
man at the top of his voice. You're a
dead duck"
"Not yet, =" said Hayward, loud enough
to be heard in a radius of twenty feet.
| 'Not quite a dead duck yet"
In the couru room, after the jurors were
/ IA 81 flNNH Hrgf
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matter how strongly inclined they might
be toward leniency. For murder in the
first degree the law provides only one pen
ally. Judge and jury alike are but the
agents of the state for the execution of the
law.
At the request of counsel for the defense
the pronouncing Of the sentence was de-
ferred until next Monday, but the verdict
of the jury has made the sentence of Harry
Hayward as certain as though the judge
had already announced it.
A cooler man than Harry Hayward un-
der such circumstances never lived. His
dress was immaculate as usual, and he
walked with the same cultivated stride
that is one of his characteristics to the
chair he has occupied for so many weeks
past. That he anticipated what the yer
dict was to be seemed apparent in the an
CRY manner with which he threw his hat
on the attorney table. The force was SC
great that rent was made in the crown
of the derby.
Mr., Shumaker turned TO his client and
besought him TO keep cool, whatever the
verdict. Don't show any temper, Harry,
he said "This is not the time to do that. '
The injunction had the desired effect.
Hayward Strengthened out the sleeves OF
his well fitting coat, sat down. crossed his
legs and faced the jury
The jurymen looked stern and sad The
story they had to tell could be read in theiI
faces, and Hayward knew his fate before a
word was spoken. No spectators were ad-
mitted. The only persons present when
the verdict was handed in were police of
flcers, sheriff, deputies and the reporters,
besides the judge and clerks. Outside a
bowling, anxious mob awaited the news
and awaited it with ghoulish impatience
When Judge Smith arrived he issued
strict orders to admit no one, and the in
junction was religiously observed.
Kobler, the deputy clerk, asked in a
tremulous voice whether, the jury had
agreed upon a verdict, and Neil Mcneil
the foreman, stood up. His face was
CHASTITY in its color. and there was not d
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Fred Douglass TwogWills.

WASHINGTON, March 9-It was stated
today by a relative of the late Frederick
Douglass that he had left two wills, one
of them being in the possession of Mrs
Douglass and one in that of one of his
sons Neither will has been offered for
probate as yet, and it is not known which
is of the latest date.
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ne,tb of a Noted Inventor.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 9.-Fredericl,
f. Sickles, the inventor of the Corlss en-
gine, died in his Office here yesterday from
heart disease He was also the inventor
of the Sickles automatic trip steam cut
off, which revolutionized the steam on
gines of the world He was born in Cam
den n. j., in 1919. He helped build the
Union Pacific railroad
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GtLmorgs S An0matic vine

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bessie Falrbank,s victim Reooverlnr.

New YORK, March 9.-Isaac G. Cochran,
the real estate dealer, whose perfdy
caused his discarded mistress, Bessie Fair
banks to fire bullet into his right eye
while the pair were discussing their trou-
bles in the Columbian saloon last Wednes-
day night is reported to be steadily i'm
proving at the Presbyterian hospital. The
physicians now have every hope that he
will ultimately recover,
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A Reformer Mnrderons1v Assnnlted.

NEWMARKET, N. H., March "a mur-
derous assault WAS made on Rev. A. J..
Wheeler secretary of the Law and Order
league of New hampshire, at the Boston
md Maine railroad station late yesterday
afternoon. Tho leaders in the assault were
arrested The victim will recover
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NEW YORK, March 9-Tha North Ger
man Lloyd sJoamehip Hayei, which ran
aground on the north side Of Gedney
thunnel while entering the harbor early
Thursday morning. got off unassistcu
with her own .tal.u l-' '''.-' I'd yesterda.-
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SHENANDoAH's RELIABLE
Hand Laundry
g LA ~. IN, -. O.
Cor. Lloyd and White 3

All work guaranteed TO be frst-clAss in every
pArtioulGr. Silk ties and lace curtain 50 spec
ialty. Goods called for and delivered. A trial
solicited
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MURPHY BROS.
Saloon and Restaurant,
10 North Main Street.

Finest Whiskeys, Beer, Porter and Ale
always on tap. "Come and hit one" Choice
temperance drinks and cigars. Free lunch
Q 10 II p. m.
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IIipI0mnts U.u'u IhoIF InsspOrtH.
ROSIE March 81. - The scmi-onlcial
Agenc Stefani publishes the following:
Accor ug to a dispatch from Caracas,
Venezuela, the Fronch and Belgian min
listers have been handed their passports,
owing o their attitude on the question of
the claims of French and Belgian subjects
for damages sustained during the civil
war of 1882 The Italian legation, on re-
ceipt of telegraphic instructions, proffered
the good offices of Italy with the object of
securing "a peaceable discussion of the
uupstiop
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-03-09

DIgPLE6, backheads red, rough, chapped, and
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-09-12
storm and Loss of Life.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, Sep. IA ter
rife storm swept over this section at
about 9 o'clock last evening, causing
much damage to property and culmi
mating in serious disaster and fatality
at Cape Vincent, at the foot of Lake
Ontario. Two men of that place have
since died from injuries received from
the wreckiug of the depot and many
others were injured. Though it contin-
ued only few minutes it was the most
severe windstorm that has visited this
section. The rain came as If from a
cloud burst. and that continued half an
hour, but the wind which wrought the
obstruction was like q tremendous
gust, coming so suddenly and passing
so swiftly that it seemed not to have
lasted more than a minute. In addi-
ton to wrecking the depot building
lumber yard was emptied of its con.
tents and the boards scattered through
out the town. Two men were driving
in q carriage and were struck by the
flying boards, their carriage capsized
and one man knocked senseless. The
cyclone was preceded and accompanied
by remarkable electric storm. Sew
eral fires are reported, in which farm
barns were struck by lightning and bar
vested crops and stock destroyed.