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Evening journal., 1895-08-20
naanllral o.nleE-T.sle nooa.

You want something artistic for your
centre table. Something that will instruct
es well ss amuso Well got q COPY OF
"gamous Paintings % the World" bound
ln cloth and gold. It 10 beautiful port
folio o. rrtiatic master pieces aud 81 75
giil buy a. Mad5 to sell AZ SO Only g
few loft. Apply az EvnEMos JouRNaL
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
esptnnber

Is a splendid mouth IN which to visit the
Yellowstone Park. Shut up your house
and take your wife aud family 20 the
Park Have the greatest outing you ever
VIII have Two weeks Ia that mountain
region With snch scenery viii do more TO
re-invigorate you than anything else you
can do Send Charles s. Fee. general
passenger agent OF the Northern Pacifs
railroad. St. Paul. Minn six cents for
their illustrated tourist book
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
KoiRhts remp'ar concievs. Doston--Low
Rates Via 3. s. q.

For tho Tgleaual Csnclsve Kniahts
Templsr az Bas on. Mass August 26sh
80lh. the B & 0 R r. 90 will sell excur
81 tickets so one fere for the round trip
FROM nll points On its lines east of the
Ohio river for ail trains August 23i 20
August 26th. inclnaive. valid for return
passage until September 10th. inclusive
Tickets can also be purchased going one
route snd returning another slight ad.
vance ia rates
Evening journal., 1895-08-20

Of tho pleasures and pains Of home lie
The artist Of the marital spirit and lhe
painter who appealed to the most sacred
feelings OF mankind viii be placed IN
tksir graves wisb tie srtisis and lovers
OF art OF nation as nourners
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
May Locate a Lie Saving station.

OCEAN CITY. Nd. aug. 20-The dis
trassing drowning accident In Isle OF
Wight bay, OF Assawoman bay, 80 II Is
sometimes called. happened az a point
O. miles north Of Ocean City. directly
oppos to the placs where It is being urged
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
80 TIme of 3 stenmer.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 20.-A cablogram an
nounccs the arrival at Rotterdam Of the
Neptune limo steamer Tampico IA days
from Baltimore, the fastest time on record
between the two ports.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
Bayard to Deliver an Address.

LONDON, Aug 20.-Unitod States EN-
bassador Bayard has promised to deliver
the annual address in the sutumn to the
Edinburgh Philosophical society.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
Popullst charged win burglary.

LEAvESwoRTH, Kan, Aug. 20.--F. 4.
Purcell, a leading Populist politician Of
this city, was arrested on a charge Of bur
glary and is now in the county jail.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
20 Per Gent. on

On an Straw Hats to close out balance Of
stock an new goods bought in case lots
from the mills oiroct Best values
ever offered, st Ross's. 2i0 Market street.
summer Underwear Et 20. GS and 50c.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
No Other One-aar rrln

Can compare with the Philaceiphis, WI
nington & Baltimore Railroad Oompany's
excursions TO Colchester. Round trip rate
81 Spscial train leaves Wilmington at
s "a 3 M. Ihursday next. AUGUST %.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
nnnnnn 30 NJ. rntnl.

PRovDENoE, Aug. 2O.-Patrick J. Fox
slipped upon a banana peel and struck his
head against the curhstonc, causing con-
cussion Of the brain. lie died instantly.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20

Dr.. Frsnk Reilly. Of the City Board Of
Health Of chiepgo, has Just discovered
that Chieegoars are living tco fast The
fact las been known IN the East for
msny years Probably Or Frsuk Reilly
has never been East.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
I.a,thounke In Peru.

LIMA, Aug 2O.--A severe earthquake
occurred which was felt principally in tho
south. Scvora, houses were destroyed in
Chincha and Lima
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
Charged with Being a Pirate.

BALTIMORE, Aug 20.-Charles Collins
oolored, is under arrest charged with
stealing q boat and organizing piratical
expedition down Chesapeake bay.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
Relief an az Houra.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
lleved in six hours hy the "New Great South
American Kidney Cures This new remedy
As p great surprise G. n account OF tls cNceeding
pfnmpfnees in relieving pain In the bladder,
kidneys, hack and every part of the urinary
pessages Ia male or female. lt relieves rctep-
tonof water and pain ia passing II almost
inmeuiatcy. II you wait quick relief anu cure
this ID your remedy. sold by J. =. Beetem and
q. James Belt, druggists, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20

"Campos wants more troops" is the
heading Of Havana dispatch. He not
only wants them but he sorely needs
them.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20

New York now has a painted fee
scandal on in The coffee exchange Con-
neeticut, Of wooden nutmeg fame, is
watching developments with intense
interest
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
snnll.n srlooner Hnisod.

NEw YORK, Aug. 2O.-The schooner L.
!. Smithcts which sunk I'm the South
rhannel on South Rnnch has been raised.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
nArrnnAnn
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
STANDARD RAILWAY OF AAIEEICA.

PROTECTED THROUGHOUT By THE
INTERLOCKING SWITCH AND
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20

Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. Z,
Wilmington Y (express), $50, 40 rs. SO
4Ol, AL, COS. $50, 5.59 6.17, 655, 40, Ill
IL. .l6 p. m. and 1205 night.
Accommodation, go, 7.33, 80, 1875 a. n
l-2S, 1903, 40S, 4.S7, 622, 8.3S, 1908 and IL.
d. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24
MEATmER AND cnoPs.

carmine. August I.-Buslness here Is
getting more lively now. as cotton begins
10 come TO the market, though not much
has arrived yet. Farmers are hard at WORK
gathering the little they do make TINS
year The recent showers OF rain were
more an injury to the cotton than goon,
as the sample Will not class as good as II
would II II had not been ralned on; sui
IL may not amount to d great deal as
tbere will not be much cotton raised mere
,his year. Yesterday The Post eorre-
anondent to ascertain exactly the condl-
ZION of crops, took trip into the settle
ments in the best portion OF hayette
and washington counties put iound that
,bIs wears cotton crop Is shori--less than
ann year since 1870. In the first instance
me acreage was considerably decreased
an average OF three acres to any common
farm was left In the grass, and the plant
Is only half the size It should be 10 make
an average crop. This is the case, nor
alone IN this section, but IL Is learned
49,, roiable farmers and dlsinterestei
nartiea from the adjoining counties that
me crops there arep reciselylhe same as
they are here. Crops are short. Corn II
plentiful. This Is one great item TO TINS
country.
pavncr. August aO.-It IL very hot and
,,,- and no rain for about four weeks
some complaint of boil worms. but the
cation crop will not be seriously uainahea
nv them. The range Is splendid and wsier
plentiful and stookmen are in II TINS tilne.
rat,Ie nre in good demand at fair prices
soas,era are scarce and bring fancy prices.
and from n financial standpoint this
ao,,ntv Is In better shape than for many
,ssrs ne ali the farmers have surplus
N srain, forage and meat 70 supply new
comerr. the mortgage system being
thing Of the past in Stonewali county
Mepade, August 22-The recent rams
have lIyened up vegetation 10 some eA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

Wharton, Texas, August 22.-tt appears
now, after thorough investigation. that
the negro who was lynched Tuesday
night below town for the murder OF Dop-
uty Brown, was not an escaped convict
Sergeant c. +, Patton of the State farm
In Matagordn county, seeing the intorma-
ton OF tho negroes arrest published in
The Post yesterday, to verify the report
MS to whether he was an escape" in
company with Sheriff II, \. Rich he re-
paired to the place whore the body was
buried and had II eNhumed for idontln-
cation. The sergeant was fully satisfied
that the man was not an escaped convict,
and wishes The Post representative TO
so correct IT, The negro gave his name
ms John stromaa, and Il now transpires
that he was wanted in Brazoria county
for horse theft, having, II is alleged, stolen
the famous race mare Crazy Jane from
W. f, Sweeney OF Chances Prairie, Bra
zorla county.
There il very little comment over the
lynching The citizens unanimously clear
Sheriff Rich OF any derellctlon In tho dis
charge OF his duty In not gaining posses
sion OF the murderer. In fact. the crime
was OF such brutal nature that the
"unwrtten law" was invoked and that
ended IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

beaumont, Texas August % Tho fol-
lowing circular has been distributed
throughout the city today "Auunuuul
All citizens OF beaumont who nro int9r-
cstod IN the educational advancement Of
their children nnd desire the educational
facilities Improved, VIII please meet Ut
the court house at s o'clock Friday eVen-
ing, August b There VIII be addresses
by some OF our most prominent citl.
IONS pAsiora are especially requested 20
be present, All persons who have chill
drcn 10 educate should not let this meet-
Ing RIO nnnotcod. Many or our white
friends have Kindly consented TO be pros
ont with u.s. and all othtrs arc invited 3"
The circular also says "Do not forget
the time. place and object " tho meet.
ing" but Us the object wnl not set forth,
The Pos; correspondent this afternoon
questioned leading rCgfo as 10 the
purpose Of the meeting ana his reply Was:
TO erect some arrangement TO educate
the negro children independent of the
public schools"
'The colorcd public schools, no now
conducted, have created a general dlasat-
isfncton among it, patrons" 'ali tho
cclored man. 1--WE merely intend TO have
q mass mcetlng at the court houAe mud
organlNa a private school and conduct u
IN such way as will put II IN reach Or
Nil oolorcd people In tho city VINO have
children 10 educate" The meeting will
doubtless be Interesting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

ChckaBha, /. n. August Son last
Saturday night an evangelical meeting
was opened mere by REV. j. 4. Childera
and SON, Roy, n. V, Chlldcrs. OF h0us-
ton, The meeting ls held Ia the tabernacle
tent which Will seat about 200 people, aud
II was hlcd to oyCrflow,ug ON sunday
night. This meeting has the hearty aud
active cooperation Of all the donomlna-
lions In this little city. on sunday Night
the services were opened by the CHRIS
tan Endtavor meeting conducted by rev,
E. Hamilton, Rey. T, y, Childerl aud
J, W. speake Of Washington, u. g..
made excellent short addresses. Rev.
Hamilton made a telling talk on the sub-
joGt VI home
Rev. j, Y. Chil1ors then took FOR his
evenings text the ltth and l}th verses Vf
tho Fifucth Psalm. and FOR half nm hour
or more pleaded with his hearers 10 re-.
deem the many VOWS they had made their
God In times OF diBtreAs touching on the
broken martial VOWS
Rev, Y, v. Child0rs followed Ma fathers
talk In an illustrative 'ulk Many W Mt
forward ana took tho speakers hand.
thereby expressing their hearty eo.opora-
ton
Monday night there was ak pcnitcuIs
and one conversion,
Rcv, e. V Chlors 10 meeting with
wonderful mccous with his choir Of a
hundred voices, aRsstcd by the cornct,
plano and organ. The meeting will last ten
dayE or lonnor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24
uNsrccEssrIL noLp-ur.
Engineer Took IIis Train out of Dam
gee by Strntcgy.

RNf Wy NNthttENs
BRENNAN, Texas, august .2.--Sout Inbound
Santa i'c No. 8, near Iie.denheimer at
2ii thia morning, waA held up ana an
attempt made to rob A. but from some
cause the robbers made butch OF the
job and abandoned II,
Just az tho train was pulling out OF TIM
yards, the engineer was commanded to
throw up his hands, but leAprd ont on
the opposite side, receiving u bullet hole
In hia hat. several shots were nrcu Ut
him. Tho would-he robbers took charge
OF tho train and run II down some Issuance
and abandoned " without going ON the
lnsldc. perhaps because they had not cap
tured the engineer
Two masked men appeared ct The gang
way ~ tho engine, one on olthor side
pnd began shooting their pslclR AMI
shouting to tho engineer ana hrawan 10
get uu tho engine Both mon obeved as
iupidly na tholr means OF cgross wogll
icrmlt Engineer FRANKIE going through
the end window ont on the running board
pnl taking refuge bohnd tho smoke stuck
en- fho front vnd, while Freeman Holmes
followed as FAR Hr the bell. into Witch. It
IL sNid he made frantic efforts TO crawl
Tho train released, rolled slowly ba :
dowihlil towuri the station, tho p
bows movlue IN Tie same direction. Fill.
NIX that no further nctlCe wan given the
front end the engine crow cautiously
rrgWled back into tho cab qud ''pulicl
lel Nlt' Open uH they VNufpHs " In
railroad parlnuce, never stopping 10 look
hnpk until tho train reached Cameron,
when Engineer Franks concluded 10 walk
bnck AMI go II he had all the train he
wnrtcd with
Conductor Akin, who was IN chnrrl ~
the tram, m7nlt'Htvd wonderful lroHcnce
of mind by ordering hts crow to ke,p ont
Of sight ana then putting out tho ilghtn
m tho slcerNr lie hung his lantern In
suon q position ~ to throw good llght
on any one who should nttumnt TO ,nt0r
the car ana With hts az at hlg eide he
awaited results which came ntthr man.
ner more than gratifying TO hlt.
In gpt nlting Of tho afrnir he says that
when tho train started on with a Jerk
he concluded shat one Of tho rhhbers was
at tho throttle and he nerved himself Tor
% shock which he felt would soon follow,
hut ne mile after mile was rcelad ~ aud
nothing happened no began to breathe
easier and when At Cameron lgnginror
Franks came back 10 SEQ " he was rtlil
there he fclt like shouting Conductor
Akin THINKS that the train being IN dark
ness and none Of the crew showing thcm-
hclven frightened tho rohhors, who most
probably imnHinCd thnt thov were being
waited for Win park Of 0nt'lup Runa.
llcldcuhplmcr " "a unv station, and
thcto was 10 ono around tho depot az
that hour The mon were ucilum.plzcd
aud had thrlr faces 70 concealed TINT 40
clue To- thtir Identity could ba Obtained
They AIRED eight or ten shots while 40 the
engine. one Of which went through tho
roof aud ono through the side OF tho
cub
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24
rmn sourmnnN srArns.

Chattanooga. Tenn Floyd Callahan, n
merchant OF Spring city, shut nnd lil ed
George Roberts, colQrod, IN self-dcfense.
Chattanooga, Tcnn--Tm Douldln. n
dniryman, aged Is yoara, met death Will o
sitting upright In his milk wagon. Dcnlh
was caused by heart disease and came
without n struggle.
Macon. Gn,-,.ittlc Jimmie Dix died OF
hydrophobin huro inter suffering nor.
rlbly for three days, while visiting In
Houston county In the first part or July
tho CHILD was bitten on the check by a
terrier supposed to have rabies.
Viokaburg. msa-lloracc II. Mccown OF
this city, aged IN years. who loft for Now
Orleans over the valley Route was found
lying by the track near centroyllle this
morning with his hond crushed mud both
legs broken. lilo is supposed TO have been
Killed by fail from the train.
selma, Ala. -N0th Jones' u negro cpr-
pointer. fell Off tho top OF a ohe-story
frame building, receiving injurleH which
viii cause his death. The plank he Ass
standing on gave way and tho negro fell
head foremost, striking his head on o
hlll, cutting n horrible cash and breaking
one lsE.
Ylcksburg, Mlss.-Roports OF injury to
the cotton crop by worms continue 10
come In, planter Mt Hampton eont
here twOnty-threo young hollis perforated
by boil worms which he gathered from
n single stalk. He never saw such raw
ages before, he declares. in his thirty
years experience.
Atlanta. Oa.-The exposition people have
called on the bun hght, Al meeting OF
tho directors. resolutions were adopted
lnatruotinE the president to order the
Mexican village conccselonaires TO do
away with that feature OF the show.
which has raised 80 much adverse criti-
oism. II was impossible TO get the pub
lio 20 realize the difference between this
historic production. aH President Collier
called Il, and tho real thing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24
work al Arnnsa. pass.

Rockport, Texas. August H.-The tugs
and barges now being used In construc-
ton work at Arkansas Pass are all actively
engaged In the work, some delivering
brush and some rock.
About 700 feet OF foundation has been
laid. The weather and tide are favorable
for tho pushing Of the work and the con-
tractors are pushing It,
District court adjourned on Saturday.
Judge Marcellus Low 30 far has given gem
eral satisfaction as has new district at
torney, Mr., waltum. A yAy light docket
and II was soon disposed OF.
Mr.. John G. Hitchcock, county surveyor.
a former Galvestonian. who has lately
been assisting Major Ripley with his work
at the Pass, is now lying dangerously III
at the residence OF Mr.. a. L. soule. and
Is not expected to live through the week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

New waycfly. Texas. August 2?.-wil-
lie Coleman. o coiored boy, about u
ycara old, wns arrested yesterday charR-
ed with having stolen 5000 OF the Oliphant
Lumber compHny's unissued checks from
tho commlssnry OF the above company.
He cnnvasscd the town Saturday with tho
checks and sold them to different pnr-
Ties at large discount. which aroused
suspicion. Upon examination II was found
that the checks had not been numbered.
that they were perfectly new and hn1
never been issued. lie denies any knowl-
edge OF tho checks other than he won
them In a crap game. lie was placed
under s15 bond.
Scott Alexander's (colorod) house was
entered Monday night by an unknown
negro and -four. meal. bacon and other
necossnriea OF life were taken; the nesto
also tried TO make away with AlcxAndur's
horse. but he failed in tho attempt. fle
was captured and was chained aud VIII
be remandod 10 jail today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

Shreveport.-An electric storm with
heavy rain swept over THIS city August 70
The Methodist church was struck ana
two small stseplc8 on the tower we're
demolished The residence Of s. NJ. Kcr-
10y was struck and damaged.
Now orieuns.--The three negroes. Ben
Jones. VIM. Norris and Charles Collins.
who are charged with having wrecked
the train on tho night OF July II at Pom
chatoula, La, were brought to the city
August 70 by Sheriff McMlchnel and
locked UP In the parish prison for safe
keeping.
shreveport. I'm communication in tho
Caucasian. Judge J. @. Moncure Is urged
10 become a candidate for governor.
Judge Moncuro has a large number OF
friends In this city and parish and
throughout North Louisiana who would
riyo him their enthusiastic support, but
Il IL not believed he viii consent to enter
the race. laN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

Halletsvilie. Texas. August RIA coun-
ell OF the American Legion Of honbr
was organized here last night with forty
eight members by Isaac Loeb, deputy
grand commander. and the following en-
GERS were elected: r. u. white. past
commander: Joe Kahn. commander; VIM.
Peterson. vice commander; r. o. Meitzen.
orator; W. A. MAR. secretary and ,col-
ieotor. T.. d. Seymour. treasurer; O. A.
Young. chaplain; Willie Muller. guide;
John Hawkins. warden; VIM. y. Umiach.
gentry, and otia Won Rosenberg. j, Is.
MIddiebrook and A. Levytonski. trustees.
ID. A. Paulus, grand orator Of the order
in Texas assisted in the organization.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24
BELIEVE THEM INNOCENT.
AN ATTEMPT TO HOLD Up 4 MAn


nrenham. Texas. August 22.--The aen-
satlon Of the hour here yc,. is the &c. on
OF the Investigation committee into tne
alleged actions OF Rev. Il. ~. Harmon.
presiding elder OF this district. and Rev.
W. wimber.y the pastor III charge.
There Mas meeting OF the uoarl OF
stewards OF the church this morning ana
after cons derablo discussion, adjourned 10
meet again tomorrow. They have taken
no official action. but Individual members
OF the stewards condemn the Galveston
proceedings as without precedent Ia tho
Interpretation OF the church laws gov-
crninE that trial.
They holieye In tho innocence OF these
men and there IA some talk OF cle.ing
the church until they are given e~crai.
What action they take tomorrow Will BIO
awaited with interest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24
CORN And WHEAT CROPS,
The Harvest of 1895 Divided BY
States.
ruG GREAT CARRYING RAILROADS.


while the outgo Of gold has had the
~, Of restricting speculation In Wall
',rset and OF obstfuctlng an advance in
~ priees, II is something which VIII
come to an end in the near future, and
yaiues will be manifested.
rsere has not as yet been u full realiza-
uor of the Importance OF the vast yield
y corn which Is now close to maturity.
n viii be tho largest ever known, and
4 tbe tonnage which It will provide for
M railroads It Will mako up many timcs
essr for the shortage of wheat.
below Is printed AN estimate OF the pro-
dueton by states of corn IN 1923 based on
~ acreage and conditions as reported by
* department OF agriculture on August
and a comparison is made with the
setuai production in 1884,:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Beaumont, Texas August gs.--At tho
residence " the hridos parents at $50
o'clccl, tonight Mr. byron Wicss was
united In marriage to Ntiss MAZDA slay-
multor, the nov. William Alexander, n
Presbyterian divine Of Memphis Tenn.
officiating, The bride rs tho charming
daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs. sAymakor who
recently moved to this city from he North
and the groom ~ the son OF Mir Mark
Wicsa one of the widest known INN or
mon IN rcNuF, Thoy will make their resi-
donee In Beaumont.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

saturday from New York: Misses L. Pick
cring NJ Sexton, Ella Isle Watkins, Mary
Tucker, Kate II. Haskell. Ammo Evans anu
n. V. Muller; Mesdames James II. Bowlca
and family, 8 c. skcet and George
Paachal. Mcssrs. A. H. ClcuVcr. baker
NJ. Delaney. n Rawiins. r. @. Miliado.
Langdon Harris. r. II. Ellison and vie.
David Lorimer w w Lodge. J. H. Ncu-
rath. j. L. werthcr Thomas n. Ilamii.
ton. L. Kaminsk. II, A. soper q. II. Muir.
dock, G. W. Fulton. u, Schwartz. II.
Maein,yrc and Rev, George Rose,
POLICE NOTES.
Mrs. Kirby. who rcaldcs on avenue M
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets. reported at police headquarters
Tuesday that her aon Roy had s,rayed
away from home, To-day he was found
on the wharf by one Of the officers and
restored TO his mother,
Warrants have been issued TO The
amount OF Sf7.hO 10 pay pairolmen for eN-
ira service on election day. pay Police
Clerk Mecraoken is ready to pay them.
NOTES.
The rev. Sin killer Grlidn preached
this evening at the colorcd Baptist chu,ch.
Mis Robert CLARKE will arrive tumer-
rev on the Santa Fc 81 gA5 a. IN, The
funeral OF Edward Clarke will take place
Saturday, the hour TO be given later
Captain j. n. RoutOn has returned from
Perth Amboy. \, j., whore he has been
Tor the past six months sppcr!ntcn1ing
the construction " the dredgc Comsi0sk.
which viii BE- used In cXcnvatlng Calves
ton bar,
The meetings OF the Cclcrcd Baptlat
Young pcorle's Union were continued
tits morning It the church on avenue l..
between Twcnty.siNth and 1wcnty-scV-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24
- -
THE DEATH ROLL.


Loggett. Texas. August 2i.--At $50 to-
day MIR. Samuel jolly, nn aged and
respected gentleman. died. MIR, Jolly came
here from Madlsonville. Texas, about
nine Years ago and has lived with Mr. r..
NJ. Logeeu ever since He had been III
Tor several months prior to his death,
and passed away quietly despite the every
effort OF medical skin. Deceased was in
ms elghty-third year, His remains will
be laid away tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

San Marcos, Texas. August i9.-Rov j.
II. Boon, stato evangelist OF the Chrstinn
church, passed through here today Ell
route 20 Garland where hc has an Hp-
polntment to hold Meeting under his
mammoth double tent. lie closed six
days meeting ut Martlndalc last night
There were tirty-one additions 10 the
church, twenty OF them being adult men,
Tho meeting was entirely succossful In
every WRy.