Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07
FITz AND JULIAN ANGRY.
they Say corbett is a Coward and Billy
Brady Fakir.

they Say corbett Is a Coward and Billy
Brady Fakir.
Houston, Texas, December5.
What do you think OF Corbett nowT'
was asked OF Martin Julian.
1T is Just as expected" the manager
" Fitzsimmons replied. 81 knew he was
4 cur and would slide out of It n he
sould, and he has done So Brady was
yad OF an opportunity to avoid the match
and hc now considers himself 30 much
.head. Stuart. however. went TO New
York for n match. and suppose he will
arrange for one. | convinced him before
ne ltit Texas that | could deposit $4,000
whenever II Is necessary or he would not
have gone"
Julian waNed warm as he talked. Ile
was FEELING unwell and was In bod In
seemed to shudder when he thought of
totott and Kept repeating that Corbett
a cur and Brady a fakir.
Nc arc Wiling to take on Mahcr in-
.s1u o. Corbctt. II Stuart so arrauges,"
sId Julian. ~ received u telegram today
s"ihg u would agree TO February II
VIZ uate OF the contest with Mnhcr, |
,spnei that would not. We are willing
make the date January II, or. II that
aoes not suit. April II. We do not care
" remain IDLE ten weeks, II the January
san W selected Bob can train now for the
=. ,au nave II over with In u month. II
-. - W bt the ulNf our HthfOl
Ahibitlops is seriously interfered with.
April.' WV" "s"' AZ oiee VI III
When When asked what he thought OF Cor
nia: ~ is"' '''"s''''o'''' NV
/, mink he is a cur and coward and
h,,n no VIII fight ! will guarantee TO stop
fsa n IN ten rounds. He can't run away
i $3.50 IN twenty-four-foot ring, and
xt, nUuia IKE TO get him at close quarters
WIN ANAL gloyes.'
.aae Elsasser, confederat, veteran
-. wen known citizen OF Houston. was
suna dead In his bed In his room at tho
~" Hutchins House at 10 o'clock yes
sAy morning by the chambcrmaid. He
NJ M retired apparently In good spirits at
- o'clock Wednesday night. having
.eu nominees with several friends un-
" ,he hour OF 10 o'clock.
,sasuee j. j. Hussey was notified and
aisc ~ we remains. Dr Max urwllz was
M, ssuinihohcd ana gave II as his opinlon
Ifter e s.l. had resulted from heart failure.
fet ,ss nearing the evidence Justice hussey
iroms "su u verdict that death had resulted
tool itn.Auiil cauAes. Masoinc friends
iriendi N arg o. wnat was mortal Of tne.r
aisn1a uns brother, and under Masonic
Tees the funeral will take place.
Ger, hlsdsser was native of Baden.
HoastSSn, ana y. Years Old. No came g
hp,,a eeeaine a clerk In the mercantile
sa,n re OF liohenthai q CO. In 1851 he
tlenh,ered as a soldier and became a
ins my, which WAS attached 10 Hood's hgIit-
H. H. oiisade. Colonel }. J. Archer was Its
sucee eeggnnnmander and afterwards. he was
WIN served his adopted State Kallantly and
davs vreeit 10 himself during tho dark
he ret nh ninttcfnieine strife. The wer over.
BY Lev 70 Houston and was employee
einhss,y q Coleman for time. He then
Tas s.kea In the clothing business. and
the 4 ~, nukiiess partner OF Joseph cramer,
knoxn peins ElsAsser Crnnier. wei
snS Brsiness reverses cnme' however,
nls W ~, Mrs. Eisasser died In Callfor-
Essshs intimate friends say that Mr.,
@s' ea asys the h ss asoi 's CT h
a. reai estate business in Houston, and
Avs bbS e hl, one OF his closeei friends.
iiapee usihesJ Affairs were In excellent
b, H, Is, sudden taking on was a sad SURPRISE
nsssivn nees who had known him fer
v9,xV, forty years.
portsli.ai n /. oehiltrcc said 10 a Post re-
SSliseie ap ns was as, 4 member o. , h9Soa,ss
s.ps. only yesterday he called an me aud
n,oior 9 badge OF the OLD brigade and
Poor rli,nsa to have one made TOR him.
,,,oh. Isaac Elsasser, a young man OF
ator z, years, Ia sucos ssful mining oper.
yrsi.rIe Mexico. 4 wire was sent him
I'm AVE. N this city, Several brothers-in-
iicrnssnna Their families are citizens OF Cal.
Nassn .nsceised was an Odd Fellow and
II, United coufederat vs.erp.ns, and
ks .nends In this city wero many and |
fsresrn.e could be- counted upon the
~ members Of Holland Lodge. No l. !