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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-10-17

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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-10-17
What Peary Accom- pIishcd.

Though he returns withuit laurels from
his Arctic explorations, he has evidently
left no effort untried to accomplish what
he undertook to do.-Boston Herald.
Peary says he will make no more Arctic
explorations. A wise decision. He has
accomplished nothing. and should retire
from the field.-St. Louis GLOBE Demo.
crat.
Penry's disappointment over the nm
satisfactory termination of the expedition
is unconcealed, but all admit that he is
not responsible for the %faiIur" Grand
Rapids ,NIich.) Herald.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-10-17
of Cuba.

The United States by good rights ought
To recognize the Cuban belligerents.--
South Bend Tribune.
All they ask for is munitions of war
and such encouragement rs Spain made
haste to give the Southern Confederacy
in 1861, and we hope they will get what
they want.-Providence Telegram.
This country should instantly recognize
the Cuban patriots and take measures to
protect them against n horde of Outcasts
who. unrcstraineI. might turn Cuba into
an Armenia. This is SPANS browning
disgrace.-Albany State.
This state of affairs is not likely to
strengthen the Spanish position in Cuba,
and will eventually cause our government
to permit this country to become a re-
cruiting ground for insurgent armies
which will soon crush the power Of Spain
on the Standardization Times.
Spanish efforts to prevent the recogni-
ton Of Cuba indicate a belief that such
action would involve something more
than moral support. What the oppressors
do not a is Il pretty good thing for
Uncle Sam to do. and the Cubans will APP
p~reciate it when it is done.-Pittsburg
DSnutch.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-10-17

At Yankton, S. d., the London and
Yankton Development Company, repre-
senting S75O,0OO invested in fraudulent
school bonds and tax certificates, issued
by J. 7. NJ. Pierce, of Yankton and Lon
don, has taken possession of Pierce's
property. including an unfinished railroad
10 Norfolk. \nh.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-10-17

j. Kcir Iiardie has come to this coun-
try to preach socialism. He will o
find out that he cannot get q congrega-
tion.-Cincinnati Tribune.
Kcir Harlie says he has come to this
country to learn. This nails down the lie
according TO which the object of his visit
WAS to talk.-Milwaukee Sentinel.
james Kcir Hardie. the British social
list. says that Chicago is responsible for
his visit TO America. and Chicago has
apolOgized to the rest of the country
Fond du Lac Commonwealth.
kcir lIardie is disappointed with New
York. Judging from the limited amount
Of space accorded Keir's doings and say.
ings by the newspapers New York is also
disappointed with Mr.. Keir Hardie.-
pittsburS Dispatch.
The presence of keir lIardie Fin our
midst" is one of the picturesque excres-
cences Of the labor movement in this
country and in England. The time has
gone by when any laxative person posing
az an apostle of labor or II champion of
the workingman is received seriously
New York Mail and Express.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07
BRENNAN BUDGET.


Justice Moore's Gilt-Edged Dond--Held
Up and kobbed-Notes.
Brenham. Texas, December BIN the
county court n few days ago the bond OF
II. j. Moore, Justice OF tho peace OF pre-
einet Ne; l. was set aside on a mere
iechilicnlity and he was notified that no
cient bond, Wednesday Justice Moore ap.
bturcd IN the city ready to comply with
Inc courts request by presenting a bond
N tne sum OF $1,000 bearing the signatures
OF some OF the most prominent and
weaiihicst men residing IN Washington
ana Gr'mcs counties, towit; Il. r. An
a. Lott w. NJ. Anderson. S, II, Cock, Ii.
A. Jacobs, n. smlth and II. Rem.
Tho names of these gentlemen would be
$1,000 required, and the bond Is a higS
commitment to Justice Moorc's standing
" mat section Of the county, proving com
the very best mon In tho community.
:, Mr., Hnrdwicko. local reporter ON the
Hrhnham Hammer for the past two weeks,
night. 80
Gus Renlsel. who resldea In the rleasan Mt
iilil neighhorhood, was held up and rob-
night while on his way home by a yellow
negro, who jumped into his wagon nnd
rcilsyod him OF his cash at the point OF
Commissioners court Is in session for
inc purpose OF buying q county convict
tuftn,
Following Is tho list OF marriage licenses
Issued during tho past week;
VIM. Snoed and Milley Harvey Gustav
Hahn and ilcdwig pischer. Louis Ficnlcr
nnd Mary Ross, Thomas Burke aud Sarah
Colbert Wilson Taibcrt and Mallsaa
Mnth charles Garrett and Mathilda
zee Cooper Adolf Haidao and lun GlAesor
plnl jurgenH and Bertha Havcrslah, Cari
HHartsmann and Caroline lioidc. VIM.
mon aud Susie iitxhuEh Dattallle, VIM.
i,iagptriet and AuEueta lIalweit. Wilhelm
toaenbeek and Henrietta RaNson. August
iiarrih ana Lethia Barnes II, II. mn and
Mabel Armstrong Harrison Jones and
Minnn Roesler
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07

Livingston, Texas. December 4.--Thn
grand Jury adjourned for tho term yes
tcrdny evening, having been In session
eleven days. ana returning scNcnty-twp IN
o!rtmenta. eighteen OF which are for fol-
oni.s and nfty-four for mladomranora.
Court will probably adjourn this week for
The case OF +. Campbell We. the Houston
East and West Toxas Railway company
this morning. This suit 10 based on this
oompany'H failure to furnish trinHportn-
ton for shipment OF stove wood manu-
featured by haih Campbell under COM
tract with Theodore Keller. by which he
was TO ship 800 cords per MONTH plaintiff
alleging that such failure OF said COM
pany necessitnted cancellation OF nnid con-
tract to his great damage. Dir. Camp
bell ~ represented by his brother, Ben
Campbell and Messrs. Earl Adams and
Mr.. Cooper OF McCombs a Cooper, ana the
railroad company by MessrH Wilson and
Baker Of Houston, the latter q tho frm
". n Medium, J, &. Hill w. w. Downry
and MIR. Stinson. all OF Houston, and Of
llcinls OF defendant company, arc here
Messrs. Il. +. Calhoun, Deaiy Of Houston,
II. II. Haynes Of Shreveport. and 40
Wise OF corrignn are also attending rs
witnesHes Ia this case. Mr.. Barnes Of
Houston In taking stcnogrnnlic notea OF
the case by consent OF parties on appoint
ment OF tho court.
Tho raRe went to trial this morning
vigorously contested by both parties.
Considerable leo was Visible yesterday
morning and this morning. and II is stu
quite cool.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07

| Business Before the City Council--Crlm-
inal Cases Tried.
Beaumont. December 1.-The city coun-
ell met In adjourned session this Afternoon
and transacted tho following business:
Street and bridge committee submitted
an exhibit showing that 1851 % had been
spent ON sidewalk improvements. Of which
property owners had agreed TO refund so.
The chairman of the committee recon-
mended that no more plank sidewalks be
| built and Informed the counc., that the
i offered to furnish the city with shells for
the actual cost Of freight and londlng,
Under these conditions shell walks would
| be cheaper than plank.
AT the suggestion OF the mayor the street
and bridge committee was Instructed 10
have al dangerous sidewalks torn IN IN
Question OF bonding the city for street
improvements was Discussed, hut investl-
cation developed that the city was bond
ed to the limit
The mayor was instructed to write Off
cia.s OF The southern Pacific road anu
| request that they discontinue the use OF
| their main line between orleans street and
the Neohes river for switching. except
when handling cars for the miLs,
The following ordinances were read and
adopted: Levying tax Of SO Tor eacn
circus parade; prohibiting the moving OF
houses along streets without consent oil
the street and bridge committee; leVylng
nanco rreatInp lie office on tax assessor
nnd co,lector I'bis latter docs not take
effsot until nftcr the election next year,
n MAJ ind assessor and collector The
aa'ary Of the marshall was liked at $50
nar tnonih nnd foes az tho office
IInon m, ndyics Of tho city attorney n
r,snIv'in NV n,ith,rizinr an exehanre of
nrnneriy with The southern Pacific rail-
rood was adouted This exchange gives
s ~ mon l,hish II Ia nroposed 10 OK,
1ond ihe frel,ht depot. ihe COUNCIL had
heoI, served with notice that II the ex-
c.,ars,e ~ nv, tui1inrtIon would be praycd
fn,, in tho distrIct or some other court
Of eompetent Jurisdiction, Mayor Ives
many nm the re,olution mad been adopt
vi '' ''''''
T,hc ,navor uaa ulso Instructed to con-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07
COLUMBIA FIRE PREDICTED.
Mv, Joe Jcmlson Called the Turn on
the Calamity
JHE VICTIMS NOT AT ALL D0WNCAST.
fhs work OF he bniiding WIN b. Prompt.
ly s,nr,ed- Arranging whh
Correspondents
VICTIMS NOT AT ALL DOwNCAST.

| cclumbia. Texas, December 5.--Thc re.
. ,ll, Of yesterdays fire proves TO have
| sen far more disastrous than at first re.
ported.
{. (iIeseckc Is probably the heaviest In.
u,Idual sufferer, his losses approximating
piM
4, Deutchner, grocer and confectioner.
sports his loss at approximately $500.
81. Nussbaum's loss is $3.50.
l. O.. Smith & Bros large stock OF
uneral merchandise was badly injured
I'D tliolr loss runs up to the thousands.
NJ a. Ncem's large stock was bad, y
Injured by removal.
NJ freuGu's loss is probably greater
joseph Mcfarland was rendered home
las and large quantity OF household
ipSds destroyed.
VI, I. Williams lost a number of books
md ali his household goods.
!, +. Wright suffered some considerable
samage In removing his stock and fix
Out of n library of about 400 volumes
dingy books, having lost all private and n
A. Dannenbaum's loss Is heavy. proba-
BY $500
The aggregate loss la about $4,000.
As severe us In the loss and suffering
the people are actually cheerful and de-
tefmined 10 TenuNu ana recoup their
losses, Many Of the merchants Will proba-
100 All3 lOul IlllM aSuuIIB OF eAuu AIq
respondents TO carry them during the
next year, yet those who Will be placed
to this necessity have well established
business and II IL not expected that they
will encounter any difficulty ia making
the Necessary arrangements
The view at the rulnu Is truly melan-
ehoy. Where twenty-rour hours since
large, prosperous business houses stood
now lies n heap Of black, smoking ashes
The business portion OF the town was
very compactly built and II Is remarkable
that the few houses that now stand es-
eaped at ALL
This Is the third time that tho town
has been destroyed by fire. A pecul ar
Incident that has been largely commente
rpon IL that few months ago Rev. Joe
Unison, n very eloquent divine. held u
nries OF protractcd meetings here, which
while well attended, had but little effect.
When he had concluded the same. before
leaving. he predicted that within n short
time the place would sufror terrible ca
ltmity. He Insisted upon this so earnestly
itat now, that The calamity has occurred.
a!s prediction is called to mind.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07

hsnds after satisfyIng In full the claims
OF the. creditors OF The first class No
rchedulo OF aasets hae heon Med and the
amount Us not known. Tho following 10 u
,st % the creditors named In the deed OF
Class A--Eddins & Hryan $780, r. A..
WitteborE si3: Mrs. u. Peniser yioas, 20;
Ernest Witteberg sGeo.7s: Mrs. {. Witte.
bsrg, guardian OF led witiebcrg, siiiss.
Mrs W. Gchrmann So. Eversbcrv a
Williams $40 James Butte. Houston, 500;
,.ottnann Brps Manufacturing company,
Houston. tyts0. First National hank,
brnnhain, si9s7. VIM. Klenvcr $1,000
Glass i'--lmpcriai Portrait company SCI:
~. Louis Coffin comrony ssa, ostego
rhalr company tse5. NJ. DerHin s21 IA;
Pentwnter Bed company sipsS0. Samuel
White slso.3t, Western Furniture com-
peny sit2bo; Lamond & Robertson $50 80,
G;obe Furniture company sisOss: Violin Il
,hram.r ISL Coniral Furniture company
w ,Vorubraek Furnlture company 81.
1881 JoeninE & Pelchmann ,3j7.so; Jasper
turniturc company -. ~, MISSOURI Paper
e9m nn,, nets e, Hiddlc 4 i,ro, cask-
f5Ta2; National Wall Paper compMfy.
81. Louis. 500; National Wall Paper com.
pany, New YORK. 1871. Lyon Bro. q CO.
tiho.ai; Leroi Furniture company tdle ID,
WILLIAMS 4 Martin Chair company seo
Heller Y Hoffman $3.50, I'D sonnenborn
s,N.t6; L.. Frederirks sci: Phoenix Chair
a Schwartz s3i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07

Abilene Texas. December 2.--A iarg,
bed OF red ochre has recently een aiR
covered In this county about thirteen
miloB southeast OF this place. the de-
poait covers about eighty nares or land
and nm excavation ~ go feet MIA noi
reach the bottom Of IT, The material OF
this deposit IL said 10 bs ~ excellent
quality and earily accessible. IL IL urod
IN the manufacture OF common red paint,
This red ochro Nv covered y from throc
to five fuet Of acme cement
Mr.. u. II. ,corley. real estate loan OF
this place. han been corresponding with
parties In Fort worth In regard TO toe
erection OF mills at that iini for Grind.
Ing and working up such material. Should
these mills DO erected. as cont SIMULATED,
these mineral dcponits could To VI lized
10 good advantage, They nro si,untod
two and one-half miles from Tie proposed
line OF tho Santa Fe rnilrolt. running
from Coleman city TO Abilene, i.urBe
quantities OF white sand, used In the
manufacture Of glass, are kuid 20 le IN
the Immediate vicinity OF these valuable
deposits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07
mo onANDM BApTIsTs.


Dcvine, Texas, December s--G. W. Hes.
ter. chairman OF the executive committee
OF the Rio Grande Baptist assooiation
the third Sunday meeting o. the board
10 meet with the Baptist church at Pear
ssll, on Friday night before the third
sunday In December. 1895.
l. sermon by Rov. ]. Al. lshcli at 7:3a
Meeting OF the executive hoard Saturday
nj $50 u. m.
,suhiects. Tor p,seusslon-
!. What Is the Onicc Work OF tho Church
o. Christ? BY Rev. 7. G. wildman and
Rev. c. Il. Convey
q How DO We Get Into Christi by Rev.
NJ M ise nn.i nnd EcY Fl p,. a sseress
hnrgils and j, d, Moore.
:, a. Tho Titho Giving " II scripturai2 by
Y, Edwards ana MIR. winrate.
q Whet Relation. Does the sunday
u. y. rue and Rev. u. W, Lee
9, Is the Ministry Reaching the Masses
OF the People, II Not. Why Not7 by Rev.
w Saa i. n nd Buy nSy s Of p ha Tr sarcn
wards Its Meinbcrs Who DO Not Attend
ne Churchf by G. I. Wilson and H. a.
MeSs ss s say 2: 's ss s m.. Es of SGs
and Jordan,
.. shall We Organise Baptist Young peo-
pies Union In tho church, by W. &. Burr
10 When and Where Ia the Kingdom OF
God7 by Rev. II. h. Tue.
Services Saturday night by Rev. Cum
sunday school mass meeting ut $50 a.
m. by Rev. Q. b, Huisili and Marshall
BurnVy.
Preaching at II a. m, by Rev. r. b,
puc.
Preaching at 1880 p. M. by Rev. a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07
REVIVAL Ar WHITNEY.

Whitney. Texas, December i.-Evange-
lists s. o. Mitchell, and Waffle G. Hart
closed successful revival at Oak Clim
last Wednesday. and began one here oil
Saturday night, aud already there have
church, All denominn lions are taking q
lively interest In the work of aoul.anying.
and the pastors OF all the churches arc
Mitchell preached the ld-fashioned Cos.
pei In three parts |, man u sinner; .,
Christ the only savior. and 2, doing good
for Jceus Chrlst'B sake He has already
captured this town, and men who have
not been In church for years, and some
who never 20, are attending every service.
and thcir tears nre proof of their inter
est The evungclists will he here ten
days. Their next appointment will be
with the churches ut Orange In January.
IN the meantime they Will rest and re-
cuperato at Galveston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07

North Galveston. Texas, December A.
Bishop Gailaghcs. and Father Lowrev OF
Galveston were here this week looking
over the to-, and immediate vicinity
with a Wow OF locating Catholic sem
mary here. They expressed themselves
as being web pleased with the location
and negotiations win follow.
Captain Keith, keeper OF the Red Fish
Bar Lighthouse, was IN town today JIG
reports some very rough weather on tue
bay during the last few days,
Miss lone Collier charming young lady
from Austin, is visiting Miss Ellison at the
Hotel Saunders. The. young people her.,
remain several weeks.
Mr.. Frank French. msrhinlst OF the
Galveston, La Porte are Houston rail-
road. Registered al the Hotel Saunders
last night and In future Will make his
headquarters at this point.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07

Wchnier Texas, December is.--wcDster
exhibits at the Coast Country Fair no.
cured fair share OF tho prcmnma.
Mr. Rabbit returned from Nebraska
last weel, bringing With him car OF
line horses, mules aud cattle. II was his
intention to enter this stock al tho Dick.
nson fair, but II was delayed en- route
ana arrived too late for entry.
a good many HtrawbcIrlng are IN bloom,
cur and destroy thoni
Mr.. Snyder ana tamily Of Kansas havc
arrived IN Webster ana are Occupying the
Smith cottage on linllronh avenue ihny
come hero to teat the healthfulneas OF the
coast country climate.
The Indies OF WEBSTER gave a social
dlnnor NJ The school house on Thank igiy-
ing pay The tableg were loaded with
good things, which nil partook OF ana en-
joyed,
Plans for new two-at)ry school housc
for Webster have been sub;alttcd 20 tho
trustees and ny soon rs approved me
construction Will DO lot TO tho lowest
bidder
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07

Huntsville. Texas, December i.--'rnc city
council met In regular session last night.
Mayor T. y, sima preriding, Among tno
business transacted was tho affixing OF
ofnearS nainrioB for the new municipal
term, beginning next April. as foIlowsi
Mayors salary. SzDO per year. out OF winch
no pays the recorder $3.50 marshal, SO per
month and pcrquiEitca for aHseHnlng and
collecting. running up TO about so: seeie-
tafy and treasurer. $50 per month and ]
per cent for diebiirsinR tho school fund;
attorney. SO per month: aldermen, 81 for
each meeting: engineer. fees for services
performed.
No fees are attached In this city OH con-
vioiionG, only IA fine being asscsfed. which
goes into the treasury.
Rev. j. l.. Massey and Mr.. w. w.
Adickoa left for Brennan 70 attend ,ne
annual conference. n " the general hope
that Dr. Massey will bo returned hrrN,
Christmas trading has set ~ ana inc
streets arc crowded WIN wagons dniiy.
Heavy frost and Ice the past two morn
inKa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07

l N@''f'cetis
lying upon the bank OF White oak
oayou. Just opposite tie locality known
us sehnelder's quarters, his tbroa, onon,,,
long knife wound. weak from los n,
v'oou ana his body and clothing dyed win
,hc crimson fuid which giyes yitaIi,v 10
'he organs Of man. Robert Brown. a non ro
was found yesterday morning.
| a pedestrian In the locality mept,o,,a
almost stepped upon the prostraae FORM
ahu Immediately notified officer camnbe,i
iniired ,nan mo patrol wagon. aud the
ihnnrmaiy by Officer Johnson. 'oseph
| v lIls ~ sequel To the traredv n,
,ss,n,s.say night. reported IN the Posi-
John ATIIn morning relating tho cutting OF
sol,I ,ouiu mar he and John Airline Ind
| HIS. uhel with knives. both OF them
moi K. wi earn The cxaet details can
epo1 u appears that the two were enam.
otvu OF me same damsei, mud, as Josa
oqu rac cseam,llo fought over their Jealousy
% caeh other for the love OF tho roo,,nts
ush Carmen so the regroes met nnd ,yi, II
I nneT steei blades sought TO decrease ia
P pSpt h1ap Of Houston Thc result Is
tsids DUN hre IN tho hospital and earh
seriously u not fatally wounded '' e"e"
II, pi own lay upon the bank OF tho bavou
s Az ntshs nnd hls bleeding throat shovel
NM Io.,,, is irlt from Jack Frost. lie
badly injured. "''' anu was
Geo. Il. Mcclellan Post No. 0 q u
Department of Texas, at their regular
meeting. held at the post room DECEMBER
o. e'ceted the following officers for tine
year 1896;
-. j, scholl. post commander; A. NJ.
Hhg!e ). V, commander. Hen. A. CURE
j. v commander; j. j, Bi,low, quarter.
niaatSr. III. ID; ". Harriet, surgeon, David
ih eh;a,in.ain; Y, q. Rust. officer oil
me any; Elliott Wood, officer OF the
ats cncampm nsf ib5S q %&feESisf 70
Ben A.. CURE, James ii. hughes. alter,
mates mates ID, Dr. YIN, Fuller, A. NJ. Engle and
The Geo. il. Mcclellan woman's Keller
Corrs mot In regular session at D. m.
Yesterday and c.ooted the following offi-
GERS t ior The eensuinE year.;
Mrs, A. NJ. Englo. j. V. =. Mrs, Magsie
Scoicld; chaplain. Mrs. Cynthia Fellow;
,Ieasurcr, Mrs; Mary Fuller; conductor.
mrs Belle hnd Son; secretary, Mrs. Maud
sistant guard. Miss Rebecca Kerry, dele
gates, MIS- Jennie Rue, Mrs Mary Fuller
and Mrs. Bc.lc COMBS; alternltcs, Miss
OrYis.
At $3.50 o'clock Thursday morning
Michael Moroncy died. The funeral took
place At O'Clock yesterday afternoon
from tho residence OF brother or de-
ceased. NO Gus Trinity street, lnterment
In German cemetery.
Amos Rond died at O'Clock last night
at the residence OF Mr.. T. l.. Miller. aged
70 "e1rs rhe 'rneral will take place at
O'clock this afternoon from his ia,o resi-
b. .. ss....4itl, street. Intcrrneut
In the Catholic cemetery. Deceased was
"A member OF the order OF Blacksmlths
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07

Brenhsm. Texas, December 5--At noon
today J. Kollmey. dealer In furniture.
wall paper and undertaker's supplies,
executed deed Of trust for tho benefit
Of preferred creditors upon hts stock OF
saliey trustee The creditors named in
the instrument are divided into two
ciassen. the hrrt. or ''ciass A." 10 be paid
u" TO be paid pro rata out OF the re-
mAinder Of the asssts IN thu trustees
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07

Orange, Texas, December 5.--The fourth
and last quarterly conference for this
year convened last night at the Methodist
church, Preaiding Elder w, A. sampey ia
the chair. A board of stewards for the
H. Malone Joe Flipsey, Walter Greshan,
j, q. Parkhurat, G.. L. Davis and Miss
Annie Sells. w, N. Malone was elected
recording ateward and Joe Flipacy district
day school superintendent. The Epworth
League, H. -, society aud Sunday school
all made good reports for the past quar-
tpr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07
coLonrp WOMAN IxILLEp.

Grcenviila. Texas. December G--fia,lnah
Miller, coiored, Is years OF age. was acci-
dentally ehot and instantly killed by Nom
pcarce. Pcarce came into the house occu-
pigd by Hannah and was ID tho act Of
Hannah reached out her hand and asked
BIN what he had IN hi9 pocket. As fhe
did 20 he refnNrkeds sIseok out. you'll
gct shot u" At that instant tho gitsi was
d.Hchsreed md Hannah fell to the nc1r|
and never spohe nEnin. Tho ball ent,fe11
nt the nose. Ths houas was zuil Of COL
srsd peorie - The time the scciasnk ~