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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29
Lookout Mountain Cap
tured by L-eaguers.
sToRMeD THE MOUNTAIN.
National Epworth League at Chatta-
nooga Is Proving % % .
Grand Success.


Lookout Mountain IA sn' ,aS lesd esr1S al.
morning by 1000 Epwcrsn Lcae,it4a. Y10 louk
posAcsloa without oppnsliion. At hoif-psHt
young Mothodists toward the mountain. As
the cars ran through the city and suburbs.
tneif occupants made tho air rcsound With the
p nsrtn Me,hodiat csmp,mset'ne msaie
deter theni FROM thglr purpose, with
s,sus9'Ae song and hearty shouts the
untll steady stream was seal.
ins tho side OF the historic old mountain. Ii
s Mna grand scene that Tho eve heheid a. tho
Of mist hung. over the city and
a., ne NJ valley, The faint outlines o.
sre d,nnnesses river could DO traced as Il
klaShuny made It's turn around the Mocasnin
bend. The assembled band Of Wesleyan Pill,
trims, representing nearly every state In tho
eren vh "nu e,so y. Dominion o. Canada rev-
Ievot,ons tey. George j. stuart, the cole
niainu evangelist who asaiAts Sam Jones,
, ~ M ,no nisst'ns "A ho stood and talhcd
power OF the gospel Of lcsnB Christ. al one
,Sefod upon tho peculiar surroundings or
nnIed Ias ,nna,iyy, his MIND ran back 70 th.
lsata nEo. when a great asaosabiy Of ptopIc
heard tho gospel proclaimed IN IA Nspse
hut what was thlsf Tho faa" a, no,u.
hs onansed. Tho aroat clouds ate rolled
oayN tuo mist IL nccins a. II IN wild aim,
ana mo gray "a turning into tho rosv ,,nt.
y, morn. inc worshippcm stand "a IL Iost
~ devotion aud alteration. Their hearts ~,
Drought close TO the God OF nature. ,sha 4,
90 poauufuily and mnJosticaiIy revealing MI,
pvwsr 20 'hcm. Tho good Meihodists conld
stand u no longer. Their pent up feeIinra
osoame cxuherant and old times ahouts wer,
Hson and handahakos were exchanged or al
a'ueA. u was scene never to 30 forEotien.
Ihc day was glvon 10 the carrying ont AZ
an olepofately prepared program OF ruut,ae
papers and addresses Of interest b N.
leAseera' Tho appoaranco Of coiorsd
speaker. Rev. John Wesley bowen. Of Al
iahth' was thu occasion Of generous applause
from tho audience.
Al tho afternoon meeting great hit WA
made by on address from DR.. Carlos
Martyr, Presbyterian minister from Chi
eago. who spoke on chrstian cltiscnahi,,
Ho nald that municipal afairn At the South
were 10 meet instances wen aud bouofahly
conducted. lilo said tho North had 10 look
20 tho South for help In this direction OF re-
form. The pictures no drew Of tho cor.
ruptlon OF Chicago worn received with Ereat.
applause and when no appealed to the young
Mothcds'e 20 do their foil duty a. citizens o.
tho greatest country UPON which tho alfi
shines, he wan rhecfet 10 The echo. NV
The ninht hsiHtink sss ne iarr<at rfsnA,il
blage oyet awpia tlS svash 1he a. lspf
waa filcd Go o.ofauNinR peyp.r ~ ~ tist
atilss asa a s'sai tlrcif 81 4tftiI >,
hung arcund o. ~ Adas % ne vent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Richmond, KY. June 2s.-Dr; ID. ~. rnr,
NJ * Chicago has given $4,000 10 the
|b1ea college endowment fund.
Il 4 Mary's. o.. June 2S.--Fire destroyed the
u German FIGURING mills. Wooten mills
~ eeoo building and several smaller Duiia-
|hu Loss. s9,0OOi partially ihsureu.
l1ttsburg, June 2s.-The Keystone Pottery
lxsris al Rochester, Pa, near here. mas burn
n o The ground. Loss, $4,000. Insurance.
E1.0n Two employees were badly injured
D. falling wall.
Klnsuton, jamaica, June 2s.-The gov
&nuent has seized the brig fenIl Nv IoIt
Maria as a Cuban hlibusterer. Thste meIs
hrms and ammunition found on boaru Oh
tkf.
New York. June 2s.-It was announced to-
M that arrangements have been made ioi
Il match race between Sanger, johnson and
|iyltf, the new professional riders, TO take
lhs. at the Manhattan track July 4.
Richmond, Va, June 2S.--T. j. Jones, D.
~ one Of the most prominent Baptist min
Itlen in the South. died this afternoon
Entr few days illness. He held pastor
~ In Baltimore. Norfolk and Nashville.
| Denver, Colo. June 2s.-rhe convention
.! the Railway Sardmasters' association
4 The United States and Canada has dis
f4nded the organization and formed a new
~ under the name OF the National Yard
isiefs association.
/ 'snAiuSiolt June <o.-A EubitEihh ~
paved at the navy department from Quay
lll Ecuador. states that Capt Eugene Wat
e, commanding the United States steamer
a.ssr, now lying at that port. is Ill, but
Sag no particulars as to the nature OF
" hlment.
usrellnd June 2s,-Ali of the striking
npioyes working at the United steel works
Nv returned to their places. The men
eges for an increase OF 10 per cent u day,
~ mcy resume work on compromise o.
n pr cent.
M, Mex, Juno 2s.-The Mexican Cen
~. .1slroad compony has decided TO build a
M me connecting the City OF Mexico
,smpico. The line will follow the val
~ rAnuca river all tho way. II will
.e NE time between the City OF Mex
and rampico by ten hours.
Louis, June 2s.-Col. George A. Pur-
w; lhird cavalry. u. s. A., commandant
sastson barracks. has been selected as
n .sH.,.t Of the Interstate competitive driil
y, pinent which opens here on Monday
aapllne. ''''s'
ssr York. June 2s.-Two more alleged
a.. ss OF the FIRE bug gang whose opera,
me- ave involved hundreds OF thousands OF
N ,r.a au put IN peril many lives have
ehIsf rnechanic' Of the gang, and
nsN herschof. whose confession has led
~ arrest OF several others.
Il. nacsyis, June 27.-Fred Williams. who
ma NJ, ago was reported to have COIN
tssps,.u 'e,ue by Jumping OF a steamboat at
hnfa lenn.. has turned up here. He
ooe1 not know how the man in Ques-
~ IN Possession OF papers belonging
III n -nu which gave out the impression
y was the suicide.
nv Ayres, June 2s.-Insurgents I'M
F,,lses' oiemand OF Admiral de Cana in tue
fass ny VI no do Sui. Brazil have been
.lc1r,, the government troops at Campos.
lsh..SVsono wAa wounded and captured.
SI-.i uehuy succumbed TO his injuries.
n. cor, " Cana finding himself overpow-
Mi ee,,a.l.ieu suicide. General Tavores as
Nmtaand Of the rebels.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29

Tomorrow will b. Echo day with The M
worth League OF NJ. Pauin N. VI Churok
Tho echoes Of tho great Chattanooga conyan-
tion which Ia In session now. VIII All ia
church and very spiritual time IA expected.
The festivities Of the day will commence viii
series pfaymcetIny at $50. AZ ID
o'clock the pastor OF the church, Or. q. u
Fisher. Will deliver an 'Epworth League
sermon" 81. r. - ~
AZ ~ p m. the following program win
he rendered: I'Il : ~ ~, =
The Doctrines and Spirit of Me,uodism.. S.
- ~. tpcotfc .. Ni><
The Purpose Of the Epworth League. H.,
...,..,..s...-..........M c. l.. Nordyke
History Of tho Epwofsh League !. ....,..'
.,...:..f.,,.....- ......F. W. Donpctt
The International Epwerth League Com
Tho Future Of Tho Epwofth LcaGas \, !.
The Junior Epworn League. /, \. \. :, 81. \
...,....s....s.........M Mas Ethel Patterson
Tha State Epwosth League =. &. ....... 4 AZ
..s,..,...s...+. ..-t... Mfa. X. H.. NorHbou4
Awaiting the Descent Of tho Holy spirit ).
-,...+s..s.ss+... s......-uf. O. L. Fisher
Special music hal boon prepared for 81
meetings and The cyeuinF service viii 81
made douhl1 interesting with approoriAta
mubic. a cordial welcome ~ extended 10 en-.
old and young. Other young paoples s6oIe-
ties arc especially Invited % attcod tho
cNcrclscs. - NJ IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29
nRAknMAN urLp ron Miinprn,

Toxarkana, TeS.. June 2s.--J. p. Ilcau,
Texas and Pacific freight brakeman. had
preliminary thai before Justice ot the Peace
Haywood today on a charge VI killing Johi.
CLARK. a celorcd youth ON Monday last, al
", junction. nfo miicn south OF here.
i9'eeAtco was stealing ride on tho train
and was ordorod to get On. Ills dead body
was Afterwards found on tho truck with tho
heal crushed, the face boing cut completely
liph mo haek part Of tho head, II waa
ehniHcd that hoforh loaving the car tho ne,rn
WpH ehot " liean. tho shot tnkiug ofect In
the lace The testimony againat Tho defend,
NY Nss gwen exclusively by other roustAbout
UvhttoeA hnl ! wholly oireumstantinl The
lusue9 hell litan without bali, bit ibe IN.
foro tho district cotirt N"N 'VipuA DO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29

Price OF Southern Pig Iron Takes Fourth
Jump this Season.

Price OF Southern Pig Iron Takes a Fourth
Jump this Season.
birmingham, Ala. June 2s.-The fourth adj
vance in the price Of southern pig Iron with
in two months was announced today by the
Tennessee Coal and Iron company The Rd-
vance covers all grades OF the product. and
amounts altogether TO s2,Ib a ton, the latest
jump being 81 ton. No. foundry pig
Is now worth 1915 the highest price for
two years. On the announcement OF tho
advance. all the other furnaces took SINH
lar action, In accordance with an agree
ment entered Into with It's 1000 coal miners,
after last summers strike. the Tennessee
Coal and Iron company announced an nd-
vance Of 10 per cent In their wages. AT tho
same timo the price Of iron was raised. Az
all the mine operators In the district base
their wage scale on that Of the Tenueesee
Coal and Iron company, the raise affects
1000 men. The Pioneer Mining and Manu-
featuring company also posted notice today
Of an advance OF 10 per cent In the wages
Of It's furnace laborera, effective Monday
next. and promised another 10 per cent raise
as soon Rn there is another advance in the
products SUFFICIENT 10 warrant II. The min
ere are holding publications. throughout the
District
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29
RATTLE OF THE RAIL.

V. X. niriey. travelling passenger agent Of
ibo yandalia, IL In the city.
y. A, Miller. Houston md TcraH Central
commercial agcnt, canq Ia yeatprday.
W. K. roihenus, superintendent u the
Joint track went NJ i'ne
n. n. Robins. traysllng passenger agent Of
nc Houston and Texas Central. 10 IN the
city.
&. @ Mcleod, claim nGcnt Of the ~. X
a r.. wns here Yesterday and left for ne
north last night,
Col. Jim Wilson. general agent OF me
chlcaso aud Alton, has rrtafnfd from a
TIP 70 san Antonio.
4 rsmor vas current here yssieraay isas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29

The Attendance Ia Dwlndllng at the Sleeps.
head Hay Track.

New York, Juno 2s.-T'he Attendance nj
hhepshrhd today WIS much smaller than
was Warranted by the card. which prrdlcf.
I'd excellent contests. The spring afnkcY
for two year Odds was won BY IIazlet. n
hot faNorite. with ease. In Tho spcndthrlfi
stakes bright IlioebuH was well bnckeI az
odds tn md Monaco was the second choice.
IN the stretch l'hoebus came ont Of the
bunch md left them as II they were stand.
Ing still. winning very ensiiy by three
from Monaco.
Five fnriongs- Fnciotum won; nldleulc
Heeoud; weinberg third. Time. 1901 -
Mile-Aihtt Eyrnes won; Counter Tenor
secondi IIennnnlta third. Time. i.l4 SO.
Spring stakes fuiuriiy course Ilalist
won; Religion second, La yinnta third.
Tune 1.15.
spendrlfl stakes. mile and IN eighth
Blight phpchns won; Mirage second; Mon.
AGO thiid. Time. 1.J7 ~.
rive furlones;;, selling McIrggs Won;
1.O2 -.
Mile and throe.slxleenths. on turf-san-
iingO won: Song aud Dance second; Long
Beach tiiiid. Time. 2;22 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29
uAI.vnsToN-sAN ANroNIo

Galveston. Tex, Juno y. Galveston con-
unuea TO play ball but tho attendance docs
not Increase. Dolan pitched magnificent
game for tho Missionaries. bat his
was not good, nristow was alec good. end The
Antonio Ivy a failure to hit tho ball at the
right TINA. Score
Galvcaton,o 0 Q 0 l 80
San Antonio. 0 1 90 0 q o OIL {
Battcrlos-Bristow and Badger: Dolan and
Land.
Earned runs Galveston. 81 san Antonio. 1.
umpire-Douoher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29
ARE READY ron TRIAL.
Jury Has Been selected IN the Trial of Bob
Fiirsmmona.

Syracuse. n. ". June 2s.--After throe days
effort q Jury has been secured for ths trial
OF Dob Fitzsiinmons on the charge Of man
slaughter In the hrst degree In the killing Of
his spsfring partner Con Riordan, In an
exhibition IN this city.
10 the selection Of the iury-the state OBJ
ieoied 10 all taiesfnan examined Nho had
opinions Of the case. who favored athletic
sports or who were of Irish extraction. Tho
defense objected 10 church members.
District Attorney Shove stated tho ease for
the prosecution. For tho defense Nr. House
made a motion that the district attorney
elect upon which four counts in the indict-
mont he would try Inc case. The motion ~ap
donlod. Then Mr. House moved to dlsmiun
each count separately Each motion was
oyerrnisd and exceptions were taken
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29

Austin. Tex, June ss.- -rho oou., Il, 49,,
nal APPEALS today raftlsod a mo,inn ~ ~, ViiiIll-
nehIing ~ the Jim Durrlca, allan i'm, 49, ~
y, case affirmed from Tarrnn, c,i,,s,s
10. motion set out that the trial court s"b.
ihn c, l,aue' To tho Jury not called for by
s. Nhuohpe IN tho record. A royouni wa
usheu ior also on account OF what nnncllsn.s
M,,ornoys thought m error IN tho oharga an
tho law OF mRnulanghtor.. ' '""'t" oh
mo eaao OF u. 3. Robinson, from ,rar,an,
arrived before tho court by Mr.. II. q. lahnSnn
ulA Wook ~ rovorHed aud romnnded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29
WEaT POINT AppOINr,trNrq

Warrington, June 2s~-Amung thu appoint
nenta " cadets to entor tho military meade.
my az West Point In June. 1904 arc tho
tollowlng' Dennis II. currlo. Glen noae,
foN,i llufus J. lInrroll, alternate. brown,
Wood Tosi w, H. irving WoHtrryoli corpuh
ChrlHti. TeS; Floyd Frisliy, alternate Corpua
Christi Tex.i Lowia s.. Moray, gan Antonio.
Tex. Henry NJ. Holden. alternate, aan An
tonic, Tex 1amoa y, LawiiI, Dnnvlilo, ky,t
ChAflea kempor. allornAlo MhrkabnTY. nv.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29

London. june Is, Times, Hon ltons
correspondent teiceraphn that Japanoao wag,
shipn arc assembling at Mal,uue and nro.
nalhk 10 attack tho BLACK Fiaan M,
chineae ieral repeatedly demanded ,b,
Withdrawal OF tho british foreca and on ono
OCCASION gums wore trained on tho foreign
soluomoht, but british mnn-of.war
Spartan. hainbow, Red breast. ployor and
pigedly cleared for action. whom Tho Chinese
commando reRcinded his order.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29

TO-DAY notified settlers that they must be-
fore July 1 come before him and make
new lease. secured by bond or cash. or
yacate their farms and lose their crops. A.
every one o. the renters have given notes
for theft rent - the Fiourncy company, Sc
cured with mortgages on their property. II
* unlikely they will make neg leases Or
yield reaeesble possession on July !. without
ar order from the ceuIta.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29

Quarterly Deficit OF New York Central is
Growing Larger.
New York, Juno 2s.-The New York Cen
tral Railroad company has declared guar
terly dividend OF l per cent. payable July
Is, The report for the quarter ending Juno
20 shows a deficit after the payment OF
charges OF s5il. 20 against a deficit last year
OF $50. N2. For tho year ending June 80
there Is a deficit OF 81 oIl.2oO. against de-
Act Of $50 $40 last year.
The Lake Shore Railroad company has de-
clnred a semi-annual dividend OF per
cent payable August l.
The Michigan Central has declared a
semi annual dividend OF 2 per cent payable
August l.
The Delaware. Lnekawanna and Western
has declared quarterly dividend OF -
ner cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29
STATE NEWS.

,,,.,t, mne s.-Tho comptroller has been
a,,,ho,iasd 10 buy 5000 Ford county bonds
rive thousands dollars q karnes ciiy
school house bonds we're registered today
Henrietta. June 2s.--rev. Abe hulkey
closed he revival meeting here me zdra.
~ Mnikey and his most excellent VIE
,rs,. nisased with the hospitality OF the
nsonIe mere Tho citizens are still rejoicing
over the great results Of the meeting l .e
vas eigity-fye converts and about tnlrH
reclaimed.
Abilene. June ss.-The camp meeunk ne a.
,n ,,h ssmsu a. il has rAined every DAY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29

Tho Texas aud Pacific baseball nine and the
MrCord Collins nine will play Fnnn on the
an Of July at 4 O'Clock ., IN, hot game
IA promised The boya have secured two ok
pert blcycliEia from the North who VIII dla'
play some very nno work In their limo after
the baseball game. some fancy riding never
hcfurc seen here. An interesting occasion Is
promised.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29

Dallas, Tex. June Is ,-By superior team
work al tho bat and IN tho neld. Dallas
had an easy time defeating the Loulrlaniana
Dallas. o. asos s-ii
shreveport ........O o o 2 o 0 o o 6
liits-Dallas. ~ Shreveport 0.
Errors Dallas, 3; Shreveport, 7.
Batteries Clark. Machoy aud Hodge, weber
md Wolukbuokor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29

Proposed uuatcmaan RAILROAD Is attracting
Attention OF American Capitalists.

Attention OF American Capitalists.
Washington, Juno Vs. Guatemala'H PROPOSE.
tiun TO build system Of railroads at gov
ernnent expense in being Looked Into by
tho bureau OF American republics hurc,
with a Wow to giving American capitalists
an opportunity 10 participate IN the in,eat-
mont. IL has already attracted tho attcny
tlon OF British Investors. aud the British
foreign once has gwen notice that the sprcl-
hcatiOna for tho roads are IN hand at the
government buildings at London, Tho bu-
fuau VI American republics expects from
Minister Lao Affinga copies OF the spoolnea-
tons for uHo by American lnyeatnra,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29

Now orleans. Juns es.--Judge Pnfdce ono
OF tho United States circuit court judges.
eaa dnnied Tho application Of tho United
Electric Security company Tor a receiver for
tho Louisiana Electric company. The status
IN preserved as now existing by tho operation
tiou OF directors In February, 1880.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29

We're Beaten for tho First Time This
Series by Sherman.

A large and good natured crowd greeted
ma sherman aggregation Of ball toaaers AZ
ne Texas and Pacific ball park yestefdAy
afternoon. The number Of ladies who a..
TEND seems TO increase day by day. and
Il very gratifying TO the management The
game was fopleto with rank errors. and
plays on both sldes. and the ''rootefs' az
avery opportpnity yelled ITS no use"
The game was called the poorest Of the kvi-
ron. and It Is surprising how well the crowd
rtgod tha racket" Following is the game
IN detail:
halls. Elsey got IN a hit and cted on scc-
ond Relioy pounded a three haEger, and
brought In Mehillstcr. Oswald got hrs, on
hails. hut died on Second. Nance and Gate
wood each got 10 . Two bagEer, and piled
up runs
In two runs. Elscy 81 a tEe oagyer W;
famed out
Mcfarland got base on balls and came safe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29
cIIppERs.L,oNgvtrW.

Longyiew. Tex, June 2S,-rhc second game
between tho Dallas Clippers and the Long
view Caunibala resulted IN a score Of 2 10 o,
The game WAS called In the NTH inning on
account OF rain. hhttericE-Dallat. d Mckay
and Tilford; Longylcw, Allen and Lcgg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29
AIlsrIN.II,,IisToN

Houston. Tex, June gs.--Auutin won hard
fought game today. Three double plays were
the fonturcs. I4ongley's hand was split In tho
seventh while trying 10 stop hot llnor Score
Houston, . o o o l01 a. G
Austln....... OIL o 0 I'D G o
nauoficH-lsaacs and Mathewnl Longloy.
Foehan and F0roith.
Earned runs.-Austln. 1.
umpire-pIoctor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29

vlchaburg, Miss. June 2st--prcnident Iiar-
yoy and other leading officials OF the Queen
aud Crescent, are here 10 close deal for tho
Virfsburg and Delta railroad tfansfor prop
crtyi new corporation. the Mississippi
River Transfer company, will take charge
Monday. Tho price TO be paid IL $50 900 The
railroad will control the transfer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29

Ardmor I. T.. June 2s.-w. o. Pierce, ar
rested here Wednesday night for painlns
counterfeit money, was given a preliminary
hnarinR before Commissioner Gibbons this
at 800. lie will be fakon 10 tho Paris Jail
on tic morning train.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29

San Antonlo, Tvnus June 2s-Ambroao
Haywood was shot and Killed while nj "a
fcailtll ~ st. ilcdwlgp. IN this county
lnst SATURDAY. The county ofilcpm have
not been officially notified u the killing.
nut q scaled package addressed 10 mo
grand Jury wns received by tho diatfiet
clerk today from tho coroner at st. He'd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29

An Trouble Has Been Patched Up Between
japan and Rusaa.

Japan and NuH3Ih.
Washington, June s.-Mr. White Stevens.
in charge Of the Japanese legation during the
absence OF Minister Kurlno. says that the
reports Of war between Russia and Japan
are merely the revival Of vague reports
current some time ago and all the infornia-
lion reaching tho legation Indicates that
the entente cordiale hctween the two eonn-
,rl.a has been restored The Russian fleet
was withdrawn from Japanese waters after
the settlement wrs made as 70 the Liao
Tung peninsula. since which time there has
stevens says also that as this war story
comes from Shanghai. It Is not 10 be relied
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29

Montgomery, Ala. June Soft IL reported
bcro tonight that portion o. the wadhwofth
Lumber company property At WAdrworth,
above this city. on the Louisville and Nash
Vile, "a on hro. Passengers on tho down
train ray the whole sky thoroabouta 10 aglow
ffnfn tina fafuon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-29

south NcAlcster June as.-owina 10 an
expected hold.up BY train robbors near
warnnar !. r., tho Missouri Kansas and
Ta1Af railway has placed guards on passenger
trains and are taking eyerg pfocAutlon 10
prevent an attack. The United States marshal
aud deputies are assisting 10 guarding pas
ronger trains.