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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-09
2.24 Class,

The crowd waited patiently for the
2.24 race and there was great excitement
in the first heat. They scored but few
times and were started when F. q. Berry,
Otto's driver, nodded for the word. al
though he was behind, and held the lines
over the pole horse. The other positions
were, Black Nathan, Molly c., Evelyn,
then Venture. Otto made a break on the
turn and Black Nathan made q skip.
Venture was in the lead " hen the quarter
pole was reached, and showed signs of
gaining Molly c. made two breaks, but
coming under the wiro on the first half
held third position. Venture was in the
lead, Black Nathan second, then Evelyn
and Otto. On the back stretch in the last
half Venture continued to gain and on the
turn to the home stretch made little
break, but very quickly recovered. On
the home stretch the spectators were full
of enthusiasm and cheered Venture as he
passed under the wire several lengths in
tie lead, followed by Black Nathan, Otto,
Evelyn and Molly c. Time, a.a3A.
Venture had no difficulty in taking the
second heat, yet on the first half it at one
time looked as If Black Nathan might
lead the procession. The horses were all
driven hard. Otto and Molly G. made
several breaks. AS the speeders were
hustling along on the back stretch on the
finish of the heat, 1t began to rain. The
whip was freely used on Molly c., but
she couldn't catch Venture, who
gained ground on the home
stretch and on the finish of the heat
the horses came in with Venture leading
then Black Nahan, Molly C Evelyn and
Otto. Time, 2 81.
The third and final heat was easily |
won by Venture, although some thought |
at the start that Black Nathan might |
take the heat On whirling around the
turn, Molly G. closed in ahead of Black
Nathan and took second place, then speed
ing rapidly to get alongside Venture, but
it was no use. On the turn to the homo
stretch, Black Nathan made bad break
and when they passed under the wire
Venture led, followed by Molly c., Evelyn,
Black Nathan and Otto. At the three
quarter pole Black Nathan passed Evelyn,
but made another break Oh the stretch,
from which he quickly recovered. At the
close OF the heat they stood ss follows:
Venture, Molly c., Black Nathan, Evelyn
and Otto. Time, 2.2lH. Venture got
first money. Black Nathan, second, Molly
c., third, and Otto, fourth. The sum
mary:
22i TRoT AND PACE-PURsE $500.
Venture. CHI 8, by Cunard, Jr, CT
Stackpole, Gardiner.
Black Nathan, blk 3, A E Russell,
Buckfeld, 20 8
hogan, 5 2
Otto, b g. F H Berry, Rockland, 81
Evelyn, b m, r Dunn, Canton.
TINE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-09
Outing Fund.

To give the poor children Of Augusta,
who have few opportunities for such
pleasures, a chance to pass happy day
in the country or at the seashore. Con-
tributions made to Treby johnson will be
duly acknowledged in these columns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-09

Mr.. G. C. Hunt, who has closed his con.
nection with the educational departmeI
at the State Hous }, has made very salts
factory engagement with the Balch bros,
SO Bromfleld street, Boston, to have charge
of their general agency in the State for
securing canvassers to their standaI d
works, among them the popular Century
Dictionary We have no doubt Of Mr..
Hunts success. Maine Farmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-09
YOUNG LADIES' TROUBLE.
FACTS MADE KNOWN TO FRIENDS
Lady Stenographers, Typewritcrs, and
all Working Girls Interested.
[sPEcIAL TO OUR LADY READERS. J

TOT Io'N1 R0 VOH INIT rs17N'I't'J
This class of women are more or less
afflicted with illness brought on by con-
slant application in one position. There
fore all will be interested in the candid
expression of this bright young lady of
Denver, Col, who writes Mrs. Pinkham
folloyue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-09

A party OF Augusta gentlemen visited
the Sanborn stock farm at Poland, yester-
day, and saw the fine horses which will be
in the coaching parade at the Maine State
Fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
MATTERS DISCUSSED
That are or Considerable Impor-
TANGO TO tho Welfare
OF tho City.


The directory OF the Promotive league
held a meeting last evening. The last
coming together OF the league was a
failure In attendance on account OF the
inclemeney OF the weather. and the
board has ordered another meeting to
be held Thursday evening. January 0.
al o'clock.
In the meantime the officers and dir
eciors have not been idle. Several mat
sers OF interest to the city have been
under discussion. and much work done
for the city
Many OF these look to an Increase
of the manufacturing Industries Of the
city. which cannot yet be given 10 the
public through the press. for the reason
shat II would be putting our rivals on
notice and arouse their opposition.
Among the matters which have re-
celved attention In the mercantile line
IS wholesale boot and shoe house.
A gentleman OF wealth and expert
ence in Cleveland. Ohio. has promised
10 visit the city soon after the holidays
and look over the situation.
The secretary has conducted volum-
inous correspondence with parties
abroad setting forth the advantages
or the city as a commercial and man
ufhcturlng point. from which some
practical results are confidently expect
ed
As fast as work gets In shape 10 that
there Is no danger OF opposition from
rival cities the facts Will be given to
the public,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
EPWORTH
League Conference Held
Yesterday
Well Attended Meetings mt st. Paul's
Methodist Church.
-
PLEASING PROGRAM
Discussions and Papers by Several
Members In Important
Departments.
Reports and appointment OF Com
mittees-other Exercises Last
Nigbt-Proeram for To-day.

number OF delegates TO the Ed
worth League conference arrived yes
terday morning and the parlors of st.
PanTs Methodist church were well
hlled with visiting and local members.
Ihe exercises yesterday morning were
opened with an early morning prayer
meeting conducted by Miss Ida Win
owe. Miss Wlngrove is one of the
work In this state. She is a lady of
,aleh , ana Is an energetic and effective
worker in the cause.
AT the conclusion of the prayer and
praise service the opening address was
hlaue by Rev. j. /. Mclaughlin. for.
merry Of san Antonio. now pastor OF
81 PauFs Methodist church. The ad
uress was an earnest and appropriate
eNhortation to the members Of the IN.
worth League to continue their efforts
10 extend the work
me next feature was 1.-THE Epworth
wheel and how to make IL to.T n snIr-
ltual work department discussion
winch was led by Il. IL. Foot. Of Brook
Iyh, n. y, and in whi.h service other
members participated. The discussion
brought out Il number of very valua-
league work. %
Inc mercy ana help department dis
cussion came next. led by Miss Maud
Mchee' OF Dallns, whose interesting
paper contained some excellent sugEes-
lions along the line Of this In,uorinnt
department Of Epworth League work
The reports Of the conference Officers
We're then made, and the following
committees Were appointed: Nomina-
uons; Z. w. Startling, of Dallas: Miss
l lua Winsrove and Miss Bcmls. of
nainesville. Resolutions, f.. II. Foot
Tu hs.. .
MISS Orr. of Denison, and Miss Bemls
OF gainesville. Committee on place OF
meeting for next year Nj g N nj HINT
OF Dallas; Miss Ida Wingruye. Miss
bemis and Miss Rouse.
After the noon adjournment the ses-
SION began at 2 o'clock with service
LED by q. w. steers The literary de-
partment discussion was led by Miss
Anna Young, of Denlson,
me social department discussion was
led by Miss Pearl Reanche. Of Denison
The department OF correspondence
was led by Miss Bemis. of Gaines
The Junior League department was
led by Miss Nellie Hunt. of Dallas.
Hon, c, w, Startling, OF Dallas made
an excellent address upon tho subject
or Good Citizenship" which contained
much practical christianity.
The evening exercises were opened
by George r. Mes
MISS Ida Wingrove read an interest,
Ing paper on the Chattanooga convcn-
tlon, which was well written synop-
sis ~ the program carried out on that
go 'ccnsion In the history of the
EpH orth League.
Rev. A, p. Morrison closed the exer-
clses OF the evening with an appro-
pirate address.
NO. rnor"'rg thera will be an early
morning pryor meeting. led by Mr..
Gle Irge ". Mes.
Rev. O L. Fisher. d. p. will preach
the annual sermon at II o'clock.
The exercises VIII continue this after
noon and tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
Drumm Seed and Floral Co.
or shade and fruit trees.



Colonel w, T, Mcknight ana wife
81 Memphis. Tenn lett Sa'uruay eve
n ,tg AFTER b" praei Nis'i 10 eus,r t,'"'
IVES W. D. ~, '"u -
MIs, VIZ nu'1' ~, pn''ps, VII ~
~ NJ Nic,snl,bt az XII Eas,
ei,l,, 49,. a. AZ u w
a., ,r p,,,a ,s .,,u,,o, ona
A.. wai,o No,,,,,a ywnat,,arsnrS
arc visiting Mrs. G. A. Hutts this
week.
IL C. Mundny from Guthrie. O. II.
was i'm the civ Yesterday.
- No r,orrs,, yns snardIre Soma
tin,e 4, Tho citv vesterdav from Ron.
frow. q. n
a., ,..,, "a, ,,,.. ~. ,.,. .u.,,,
IN snend several days In Topeka. Kan.
~, NJ. n,,i,soo =, rra,,r,,ano
10 snendlng The hoiidavs win her Va.
,sr Ntrs w I Jamsa an ma eouth
side
go,
.,tt. s.N l'',e, f.t Sr~ n n Rishon.
corncr Maean ana .Iael,son streets
Mr. and Mrs Ron Lawson NJ Hartley
rex yare In Tho civ yestordav and
made the Gazette a pleasant call.
yui,or, IT wor, n, T,,,,,rha. no., ,r
,ha liz, ,,a.,ardav w. was III
~
., o. bennett OF uainesville. was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

20 the dramatic situation as well as to
the vocal requirements of the role, and
he invited hearty approval for dig
mined and artistic Interpretation.
Miss Amy Leslie's Rosetta was very
pleasing.
Miss Hattie Arnold gave highly
pleasing rendition of Barbara, a char
acter role of the eccentric type.
Mr.. Herman Waldos Peffkow secured
its part of the good will and applause.
Perhaps interest centered more in
Mr.. Frear than any one else. upon
whom devolved the task OF Vnterpre-
ting the eccentric character or the
Magistrate. Mr.. Frear IL an operatlc
comedian OF decided ability. He is
original and natural In method. quaint
and spontaneous in humor and does
not overstep 1.-THE modesty of nature"
MT Frear possesses nm unusually good
voice for n comedian. From his first
appearance on the stage he caught the
audience, so to speak. His facial ex-
presslons and bearing were irresistablv
amusing and evoked hearty and merit
ed applause. His acting as n comedian
IN contrast with the deplorable histrion-
Ism - the majority Of operatic per-
formers Is positively refreshing.
The other parts were well rendered
The chorus Ia unusually strong and
VOL trained. pleasing feature being
dress parade of the Black Husgars
Their many graceful maneuvers were
deservedly applauded II Is due the
company to say that they gave the
best production Of the beautiful opera
lost evening that hos heen rIven nnre
In many~ year and that many organi-
cations that hold the boards at adj
vanced prices do not give the publIo
as good a performance as Grau's pres
ent company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
FRANK LEE cApTUREp.


After lively chase the police cap
,ured Frank Lee, the woull-he wife
murderer, last night. II will he remem-
bered that about month ago the ne
gro. Lee. struck his wife In the head
with short piece OF gas pipe and fled,
leaving her for dead The woman re-
covered, however, and apparently holds
no love In her heart for her recreant
spouse
The police have thought all along
that Lee would come back to the city
sooner or later. and have kept IA quiet
watch for him. Last night the chief
got word that the negro was In town.
and he quickly got some officers to-
eether and captured him In the party
were Chief Maddox, Police Odlcors
Payne. Carter Talbot, Farrls. Taylor
and Deputy Sheriff Young. They went
to the house of Lees wife. Lee came
out Just MS they approached, He saw
tho officers md jumped the fence to
run away Then ensued lively chase.
The negro went Aging. with the police
In hot pursuit. A number OF shots
were tired after him. but he did not
stop. Finally. however, he was over
hauled, and after he had run for 1--WE or
six blocks. He was at once carried 10
tho calnboose.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
THE CITY

A new FIRE alarm box has been put in
on the east side near the home OF AL
derman Canto.
II Is the general hope that no more
business failures will occur In Fort
Worth.
cold storage plant has Just been
secured by Fort Worth. Next
Rev. A. r. Griggs has been elected
pastor OF Mount Zion Baptist church
on the South Side. lie has taken
charge and viii begin at once to erect
u church house.
some rs;ro women standing on the
North Slue bridge last evening threw
punch OF lighted lire crackers In the
tace or the motorman OF an electric
car thnt was passing. Fortunately, he
was not injured.
The remains of DR.. c. r. Rodgers
VINO recently died suddenly at Falk-
Vllle, Ala. are expected to reach the
city this evening.
The Roy. Harry Cassil. rector at st.
Andrews. has almost entirely recover
ed nom severe spell OF sickness. and
VIII be In his chancel at the regular
services today.
Telephone 800. tho Stewart Coal COM
pany, for your coal,
The Stewart Coal company sells Ala
bama spllni, McAlcster nut, for cook
ing Bridgeport and Thurher Goals.
Thurber nut at $3.50 per ton. Tele-
phone 392.
Coal at the Stewart Coal company's
Tor 1850 to 81 a ton, Telephone 3g2.
The Epworth Leagucrs are In the
city today. and tho exercises at 81.
Paufs church this morning. this nf-
ternoon and tonight VIII be interest
ing to all who attend.
The railroad boys have gotten over
Christmas and settled down steadily
TO work.
There IL a plan on foot TO arrange
series OF intercollegiate oratorical
contests for this section.
A Fort Worth lady who pltles for
lorn old bachelors thinks of starting
free matrimonial agency for their
benefit.
They tell II on a Fort Worth maj
that he wanted Ia commit suicide
friend fixed up fome -four marked
strychnine, which, the man took and
calmly laid down 10 die, but was sur
prlsed 70 wake pp hungry, after
Tong sleep.
A number Of djnces and parties are
looked Tor New Years, among the gay
and the fair
Fort Worth T1insfer office and sta
hles are now located at the coiNer Of
Fifteenth and Husk streets. where
your baggage aNd bus call will be
promptly answered., Phone 1870. Daniel
IL. Murphy, proprietor,
Or. II. w. Fisk. over 1903 Main street,
cures diseases OF women. painful mem
situation, ovarian. neuralgia nervous
or sick headaches. asthrlna. goltre,
dropsy and diabetes, diseases OF eye.
ear, nose and throat, by latest scientific
remedies, No cutting. cauterizng or
painful remedies employed.
George l.. Cause. funeral director md
emhalncr. Full assortment OF under
takers goods. Takes fun charge OF
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements, No. 3ii West Weather
ord.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Hundred Dollars.
Yesterday afternoon about . o'clock
David II. and John II. Cody, COM
prisinG the firm of Cody Bros. u Cpl ie-
tors OF the Acme saloon and restaur-
ant filed deed of trust by which
they conveyed this property to Charles
i: Rowland as trustee for the benefit
of of creditors
The news was n great surprise to
the city. as It was generally under
stood that the firm was In fine shane.
The trustee was In the building all the
afternoon taking stock. and will no
doubt be engaged there again Monday
morning.
The preferred creditors of the firm,
named In the trust deed. are as fol-
lows.
Glass A-Patrick e. Cody. $3.50: o.
car Dillon, $3.50; Mrs. Margaret M.
Cody. $500, Fort Worth Light and
Power company, S46. 80.
All OF the creditors OF this class are
residents of Fort Worth.
Glass BIZ. II. Rice Mercantile Cigar
company, st. Louis. s35; Mayer, Kahn
Y trieberg, Galveston, $40; Cook 4
Berheimer company. New York, s73. 90:
Dallewand & Co., Chicago. si57; F. sci,
Vineyard company, San Francisco.
soo..:.E; ELIAS Aarons, New Orleans,
sl6s; Il. NJ" Cigar and Tobacco com,
Z.
sellner, ST. Louis. sil7.si: Rosenblatt
company, San Francisco, sl3t. 90
hochstaetter company, New York. sg2:
casey, Swnsey a. Co. Fort Worth
Sol2.oo; Gonzales Mandlebaum COM
pany, New York, SECS 80: Italian Asri-
Pohalsh & Co.. New York, sles al: S.
n, Wen & Co., Cincinnati 1906. so.
IRE total Indebtedness foots W
the deed of trust covers all the
goods wares. wines. liquors. cigars,
iao cases etc, OF the Acme bac,
sixth streets; also all the goods. fix-
lures, furniture. etc, of the Acme res
Under the provisions Of the trust
aeed the trustee is empowered to sell
M nv stoIk al public or private sale,
bh est or retail. as he may deem,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

A canvass among the druggists Of
this place reveals the fact that Cham
berlain's are the most popular proprie-
tary medicines sold. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. especially, Is regarded
as In the lead OF all throat trouble rem
edies, and as such is freely prescribed
by physicians As q Group medicine. 1t
is also unexcelled and most families
with young children keep a bottle al
ways handy for instant use. The editor
OF the Graphic has repeatedly known
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy TO do the
work after all other medicines had fall
ed.-The klmball Is. D. Graphic. For
sale Mt % and so cents per bottle by
N. e. Grammer and all leading drug
pista
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Dear Editor: Please inform your
readers that II written TO conndentially
| will mail in sealed letter the plan
pursued by which | was permanently
restored to health and manly vigor,
after years of suffering from nervous
weakness, night losses and weak.
shrunken parts.
have no scheme to extort money
from anyone whomsoeVer ! was rob-
bed and swindled by the quacks until
l nearly lost faith in mankind, but
thank heaven I am now well. vigor-
Gus and strong, and anxious to make
this certain means of cure known to
ALL
Having nothing TO sell or send C. o.
d., want no money. Address Jane
A. Harris. Delray, Mich.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
is FOR FORT WORTH.
CHAIRMAN j. T.. BI.OUNr OF
DENTON COUNTY,
Thinks That One of the Next State
Conventions Should be Held
at Fort Worth.

Denton. Tex. Dec. 2S.-(special)-
Hon. j. p. Blount, chairman of the
Denton county Democratic executive
committee. stated to the Gazette corre-
spondent this afternoon that he hoped
one ~ the coming state conventions
would be held at Fort Worth. He
"s..~s ,..'', .u.t nOisn pusst sses au-
vantages for handling crowds that no
other city In the state does and he
hopes that when the state executive
committee meets that Fort Worth win
10 '"'ided m "a one NJ 'ia places for
holding one of the conventions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
OFFICERS ELECTED
For Alamo Lodge, No. lO5, A. o. U. w.
at Last Meeting.

At the last meeting of Alamo lodge.
No. 105. A. O. u. w, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term: NJ. L. Vosser. master nrk-
man; II. +. Butes, foreman; W. II.
Phiney, overseer; II. l.. Bottoms, rec
order; j. X. Mlllican. flnancier; NJ. t.
Beadley. receiver; James p. Fell, guide;
|. ]. Burton, inside Waterman; Dan "
man, outside Waterman; Il. l.. Otto,
Justice.
The new goat is n warm member
and can be seen every Friday night at
the X. OF p. hall, Third and Main
streets, third floor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Students from the city attending the
Polytechnic college can get car tickets
at half price-i0 tickets for sl.OO
Tickets for sale by President w. p
Lloyd. Second term opens JAM Is. but
pupils received at any time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
FoR PueLIc INSPECTION.
Records OF tho clvii War to be Open
to All.

The fifty volumes OF the war records
which Congressman Bell procured for
Lee camp will be placed In the court
house under the care OF the librarian
OF the court OF civil appeals, where the
public can have access to them. These
records embrace full reports of battles
by each commander and subordinate.
even going SO far as to contain the re-
port Of each company commander act
ing under detached service during an
engagement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
THE CHARITY BAND.
Committees Appointed for Ward Work
Mt Yesterdays Meeting.

mt Yesterdays Meeting.
~ meeting OF the Fort Worth
Charity band at the Cumberland Pres
byterian church yesterday afternoon
lhe following ward committees for
charitable work were appointed.
First Ward-Mrs. Carrleo. Mrs. ~ IL
den and Mrs. Campbell.
Second Wa:d-Mrs, Bradley and Mrs.
Crowdcrs.
Third wnrd-Mrs Chamberlain and
Mrs, Trlplett.
Fourth Ward-Mrs. Cownn. Mrs.
BeEGs, Mrs. Hun and Mrs Simpson.
Fifth Ward-Mrs. Reed and Mrs,
Booty.
sixth ward-Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Marble
md Mrs. Groom.
Seventh and Eighth wnrds-Mra
Terrell. Mrs. spoonts and Mrs. rIcl-
helba
Ninth Ward-Mrs. Getzendnner, Era
Garvey and Mrs. Thomson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

The Y. NJ c. A. viii throw open It's
doors on Wednesday to the public. Elk.
tensive preparations nre making Tor
the occasion. The auxiliary win be
assisted by number OF young ladies
In ntertalning. A very Interesting
program has been arranged. embracing
music. recltatlons. gymnasium exhlbi.
lions and other good things. Callers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Catarrh is constitutional disease
and cannot be cured by local applica-
lions. Hoods Sarsaparilla is consti-
tutlonal remedy: 1t cures catarrh be-
cause 1t purlfies the blood.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
II. w. STONE IN TOWN

General Secretary II. w. stone OF
Sioux city. Ia. Y. NJ. C. A., formerly
OF this city, Is here. and viii conduct
the mems gospel meeting at o. m.
today In the Y. NJ. c. a. gymnasium
Song service will begin at 2:i5. An men
are Invited to attend and take part or
enjoy tho chorus singing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

From all accounts Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is n godsend TO the
afflicted There IL no advertisement
about this: we just feel like saving II.
The Democrat, Carrnllton. Kentucky.
For sale by n, E. Grammer and all
IpndIup drtIgpistc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

We win mall on application. free
information how to grow hair upon a
bald head. stop falling hair and re-
move scalp diseases. Address Alten-
helm Medical Dlspensary. l27 T.. Third
street, Cincinnati, o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Students from the city ATTENDING The
Polytechnic college can pet cat, tIc, s
at half price-iO tickets for 81 IN
Tickets for sale by President w r.
Lloyd. Second term opens Jan IL I'M;
pupils received at any time. '"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Elected for Lone Star Camp, No. 2
Woodmen OF tho World.

Woodmen OF tho World.
The following officers were elected a
No. 2. Woodmen of the Wnrl
T. S. Bennett. Con. Com; Sam
Resented. Adv, Lieut.; c. c. Gun.
bingham, banker: O. y. Jr tan
clerk: /. G. Collar, escort; George A
Macarthur, Waterman; Emmett Collar
sentinel; DR.. a. p. Brown. medical ex.
aminer; IL. II. Stewart. manager; W
~, Lennon. representative to Hood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
no CALL A MEETING SOON.
baseball Managers OF Texas to Hold
Powwow.

In n conversation with a Gazette
man yesterday MT John L. Ward presi.
dent OF the Texas Baseball league, said
that he would soon call meeting OF
the managers of the various league
teams to consider the outlook for the
league next scnson and to attend to
some important business. The meeting
WIN probably take place during the
hrst mar OF january. From the reports
received from MI points the manngers
viii no doubt be fun OF glowing prophe.
rles FOR the coming year.