Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

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pos yesterday afternoon
apout clock awaiting the arrival OF
Deputy United States Marshal sam
Farmer and his nossa ,,,,,,, -. -
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'see' L. ~ on the south-bound
Mlssourl' Kansas and Texas train at
4i0 p. m, HAVING In custody the MON.
beers of tina Nv y &C. ...,',,.'
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Capt. Farm. ~, compsnled nv
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Pu'S United States ", e j. r..
Bosely. who Joined the Dem
ton. The urIsoners ,,,ar. a,.,.L.,
lI,r,,, Go "o7'
Oai 'ef anu SHIRLEY smith.
hughes wife accompanied them, When
the party got OFF the train tho nr,s-
oners ,yara -, -. -
80, es0Or'eu 10 the
ueP'' waiting room by the officers, fol-
lowed by u large crowd, who collected
around and gazed with great curiosity
upon the men who are charged with
having perpetrated the train robbery
on the Texas and Pacific railroad AZ
Gordon last October.
Hughes and Carter were bound ~.
gether with steel handouus and
Hughes right arm was in "A sIinV
from wound he received i'm the dght
at Bushy Hin the morning he VAS
captured The prIsoners sal ,vitb an
expression OF extreme indiYerencs an
their faces ms the peopIe in The denot
crowded around and gazed upon Them
with eager curiosit, tba curirsit,, tbat
the sight of men charged win grave
crime never fails ia excite In mo
minds of those who behold thor,
Hughes and Carter talked and iolksd n
great deal with Sergeant SuiIivan Of Inc
Texas Rangers. who was nresent and
who drew them into ouIte a lively nm
NOR. Smith. Inc last man cantured sat
by himself and had little to sav. though
he would occasIonallv smile at a sniiv
of his COMPANIONS and saw ,ynrd or
two. While the men snt tbere Hughes
turned several times TO his ,vIfe and
engaged in brief and earnest conyerso-
ton. Harve Carter seemed to be the
most talkative of the two and gave bis
opinions on the crops and the weather
quite volubly. Harve said he had besr
that Fort Worth had been 'snowed"
under during the recent cold weather
Carter also goes by the name of satn
Baker, which is said to be his true
name. Carter is a man apparently
about 40 years Of age, his hair and
eyes are dark and the natural swarthi-
ness OF his complexion has been In
tenshed by deep sun tan. His eye has
the look of n man Of determined CHAR
acter, that appearance commonly de-
signated as nerve" being unmistaka-
Bile IN his makeup. Ben Hughes. who
may be called the leader of the gang,
II leader there was, looks to be about
40 years OF age, and has sharp features
and eyes and hair Of rather light color
All three men were clad IN dark suits
and flannel shirts and wore black
slouch hats. Hughes and Carter hrve
n good deal Of the typical border iiii--n
about them, while Smith more nearly
resembles the small farmer type. IL Is
said that there Is little or no evidence
against Smith, but the officers state
tina ore Is the strongest kind Of
ev duplicating both Hughes and
Carter in the Pacific express car rob-
berry at Gordon. The prisoners had
little to say about the robbery except
they deny that they were engaged in
It and say that they are hard working
farmers engaged In raising cotton In
the Indian Territory. Ben Hughes
wife. who accompanied him is a young
looking woman and not bad looking.
She Is said to be MS uervy as the
hold bapdite' brides arp nfcturpd in