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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-22-STORY BRICK STABLE; TWO
stalls and room for three wagons; water;
Of NV. corner of 9th and SITS. NV; IS per
month. SAMUEL BIEBER, 500 7th st. NV.
je2O-3t
FuK REMITTANCE 3-STORY STABLE, REAR
a23 d st. NV; 81 stalls; carriage elevator gas,
water, grain bins, etc. Inquire 9261a La.
Iny30-1m
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST SIZE OPEN-FACE 1sK. SIEAl-wINDER
nickel movement; American Waltham Watch, Co ;
No. "oiltt6; No. OF case, S1I2. Address 400 Sh
st. NV. Reward. it,
1tST-CAtD CASE CONTAINING PHOTOGRAPH
ir pass, Pennsylvania RE. ,worthlcss to any one
except nwner, together with other papers. Re
ward II returned TO A. G. CROOK, Room 80 p.
q. Dept. City jeaO-2t.
LDST-ON 18TH ST. BET SUNDERLAND PLACE
and Dupont Circle. last night irhursdayD a
twisted rollheaded hair pin Please return to
1GSJ - -. and receive reward je2l-3t
LoSr-pN THE MORNING OF JUNE 20, IN ROS-
ion store, on + ST., so bill and pair of tort Disc
shell eyeglasses Finder will be rewarded by
leaving at 1919 st. NV. 1t.
LoST-FlioM 1712 CONN. AVE, An ENTIHFI Y
white bull terrier male pup, with ears uncut
Reward for Its safe return to pboye number
JNO. w. MCCARTNEY. je2O-lt
Sr.DIPoRTED BLACK SILK SHAWL
Finder Will please leave at W. d. CLAKK'S
Market space between Sth and 9th sts., and re-
ceiye reward. jeIa3ts
LCST-IARGE BLACK LEATHER POCKET BOOK
containing two $40 bills AID smaller notes and
papers, bearing owners name. 81 reward il re-
turned to WM. HICKEY, Ill II st. NV. te19-3t-
LoSr-OUT OF Ills CAGE, On TUESDAY, 18TH
a parrot. liberal reward il returned 21S
New York ave. je1S3ts
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-3O-ACRE FARM; CROPS AND FRUIT;
good house and barn; minutes walk frosn
Lortou station; 20 miles from Washington. In
uuire of j. u. SPRINGNAN, Springman Z. o.,
Ga -tts
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FOR REM
lexington, Sr.
1910 Corcoran, Tor. $1,000
81 L NV. Or. 1000
TitE. NICLACuLEN REA
je13-tf
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED VEIs4AL FIRST-CLASS y. w. HOUSES
well rented. Will exchange for unmproved ground
In city. Inquire of OWNER, Room 10, Laurence
bldg, 6lJ 18th ST. te14-tf
WAREHOUSES; OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
proved real estate in Columbia Heights please
send tuil description and lowest cash price for
same to l.. q. AUkAM. s.w corner 9Th and F
SITS. jc5-tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR KFLNT-a-R0OM BRICK; CELLAR; BATH:
All MI; with stable; convenient to and
business centcrs; low rent to good tenant; st.
nv. 2d door from 3d. G. II. ARMIES, City Han.
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FOR RENTED E ST. AND 5O7 Sd ST. NV.
10 rooms each; ami. Inquire
WILSON & HOT Oh,
rnrS,a-1ms Or 81 e st. NV.
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FOR RENT-A GOOD FIvE-ROOM DWELLING,
with sanitary plumbing and side entrance, for
only $ll.S5 per month being AIS / st Sc. Keys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-21

SEAT PLEASANT HOUSE
charming country resort, convenient to WASH
ington for business. House Is situated very high,
contains large, airy rooms, with p acres OF
ground and plenty Of shade; abundance of fruit,
vegetables, ice, milk. Parties carried to 18th st.
ne; connecting with electric cars for : GEMS. or
crate For particulars call at GIT 18th st. NV,
room 2. address S z. DROWN, Seat Pleasant,
Nd. my3o-lu
EXCELLENT BOARD; MOUNTAIN SCENERY;
hLe spring water; large. airy rooms shaded
Terms, $500 per week Address PROPRIETOR.
Saints Hill, Thoroughfare, Va. Je3-lm'
ILEASANT GROVE, oUTREE PARK. OPEN JUNE
l; Met. branch; minutes walk from sta
tion; special rates for June. J. E LEAMAN,
Rockville Md my2s-1m
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HOTELS.

.-THE HAMILTON"
Corner x and 14th stsl,
VIII continue under the new management Of
Messrs- Ball & Pollard. Special rates for sum
mef. jelS-2w
HOTEL yENDOME, Sd AND IA. AVE. NV
ELECTRIC lights: elevator; steam heat, American
pSsiialP Fl i. T. ka aGassSoaa plan R!s,R sf
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FOR SALE-HIGH-GRADE "a CAPITAL BICYCLE
(ran'sp, but little used; will sell or exchange
for fertilizer, lime coal. Address s12 Conn.
ave- je2l-3ts
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FOR RENT-BY A. II. LEE & son. 1881 Nv
Nice sr and b. brick, near pension Office. 81 So
Also one near government printing Office, $3.50
Several H st. cable, $3.50. 1906 Y st.
NV, 5000 1915 - ST. s.w., $3.50. Jea0-1w
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FOR RENT-COR. LINDEN AND TRUMBULI. SITS.
NV, above lie Droit Park; 9rs. and bath; large
handsome grounds and stable: reduced to $50.
je15-6t Il. II. 7. LEOPOLD. 18th and F SITS n. W.
FOR RENT-l4l2 9TH ST. NV, 3-STORY AND
cellar b., 10r ard bath; furnace; large back
and front yards; good repair; all mi Apply
1916 s st. n
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR SALE-FINE YOUNG JERSEY COW: WAS
fresh in March; very gentle and suitable for n
family cow; price, $50. Address Mrs. o. W.
GUEHDRUM, Jefferson ST.. Anacostia, d. c.
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FOR RENT-IIuUSE: HARD OH. FINISH; IN
good order; 126 e St ne; concrete cellar under
Whole house, god neighborlOod rent, SIS. so per
month mod. imps. b. Ii. WARNER & CO.,
GIG L st. NV. JeI5-1m
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FOR RENT-413 Sd ST. NV. 3-STORY BRICK;
16 rooms; baths; all modern improvements;
newly papered and painted large yard and stable.
Inquire of c. GRAFT, 100 Sd ST. NV. te20-3ts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15
CHICAGO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Have n Lively shaking Up On Ac-
count OF Agents Reports.

Washington. NV. l4.-Flyst Assist
ant Postmaster General Jones' tudny
decided the Chicago letter carriers
cases upon the reports Of the special
agents and the written defrnses or the
carriers together with the oral state
ments of the latter made at Chicago
TO Superintendent Machen OF the free
delivery system. The letter to Post
master Hessing was sent today. The
cases are disposed Of as follows;
sixteen ordered removed from the
service; six suspended for thirty daSa:
two suspended for twenty days: three
suspended for hfteen days; fourtt, n
suspended Cor ten days; thirty BUS
pended for Ave days; thirty-one sus-
pended for two days; four suspended
for one day; four reprimanded: TWEEN
ty-twu satisfactorily explained the
facts represented by the agents; two
cases in which delinquencies are over
looked on account Of mitigating cir
curnstances plead by carriers.
These. with the reprimands already
administered, make a total OF 173 car
rler cases.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15
ELOPED
Mrs. Mem Left Her
Husband to Go With
THE MAN WHO MURDERED MIR
AT LAREDO.
Is FIT TY-FIVE YEARS
OLD, Dur SHE WAS NOT roo OLD
TO DE cRiMINALLy
FOOLISH.
kunN Was Her Husbands Har-
keeper, Who Was Made Ia Leave
the Hotcl-FuiI History.
IS FIFTY-FIVE YEARS

St. Louis. Nov. 14.-Thcre is more
than the ordinary story OF the ad-
ventures OF Mrs. Caroline Mem and
her murder at Laredo. Tex by VIII
liam kuntz, or O'Harrold. as he Is
known here, and her lover. She was
proprietress OF a hotel In East 81.
Louis. Ills.
Thirteen months ago. Mrs. Mem left
her husband and cloped with Kuntz.
taking her stepdaughter's child. clara
Fisher, who was also murdered. Ten
weeks agO her rlghtful husband. Fred
Mem, who continued the management
of the East st, Louis hotel after the
elopement, died. Some say the cause
was heart disease, others asoribe 1t to
whisky. which he IL said to have taken
In excessive quantities for the pur-
pose of killing himself because OF the
conduct Of his wife.
Louis Van Heun, friend OF Mems
who was with him when ne died said
one OF his last acts was TO change his
Will, leaving $1,000 Insurance to three
daughters by his first wife. Ho also
left his interest In the hotel and
saloon to Mrs. Fisher, one of the
dauG hters,
The Mems had been married about
twelve years. lie had three daughters
by his frat wife, His second marriage
was not blessed In this way, The
couple began to drift apart three
years ago, when Mrs, Mem fell IN love
with her hunhnnd's barkeeper
Michael O'iiarrold. aged %. She was
b5 years of age und her actions caused
a split In the family, hut her hus-
band. who was nearly 60 years OF age
blamed O'Iiarrold more than anyone
else
About n year and half ago Mem
forced o'Harrold to leave the hotel
The feeling In East st. Louis was
strongly against O'Harrold and he
came TO ST, Louis. where Mira Mem
lived with him most OF the time, she
paying the expenses.
one day she disappeared altogether
The date was October ~ Of last year.
Before leaving she sold property In
which she and her husband were
jointly Interested for $1,000 lie only
got $1,000 of this fund Mrs Fisher
LEFT tonight for Laredo TO take charge
OF the body. She says she only let
Mrs. Mem take her daughter sobth
on visit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15
WIFE DISAPPEARED
THEY WE'RE MARRIED IN NEW or
LEANS LAST MONTH.


Chicago, Nov. 14.--When Raymond
Dominick Pochelu. the New orleans
theatrical manager. returned to his ho-
tel last night he was surprised to find n
note from his wife OF flve weeks say
ing she had unceremoniously dlsap-
peared. Pochelu refused TO proceed to
the police station and report his wlfe's
flight. giving It as his reason that she
and her cousin had gone to Atlanta.
Sergeant Frederick told him II was not
case for police Interference and he
placed the matter In the hGnds of a
private detective. Mrs. Pochelu was
formerly Hazel Earl, one OF the Earl
sisters of aerial performers. Pochelu
met her In San Antonio, Tes., short
time ago aud they were married in New
Orleans flve weeks later. He belonged
to one OF the Oldest New orleans fami-
lies and his marriage TO Miss Earl
created sensation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15

Brother Theodore Mem died on sep
tcmber IS, 1875, and now ooirrs Sister
Caroline with the first original Loilcy,
which is made ont IN her favor Now
the question H. who IL entitled to the
hrneht, the holder oc the hrst or the
holder OF the second policy. Awaiting
your early raply."
Among the letters found In these
rHliaea Were two written In German
signed willie" which nre known to
have been written by '<uniz. In which
he Speaks OF having secured a policy
aud II Is thought that this policy II the
IL, and l., Of II. policy Of MEM, which
went 10 his wife. Caroline Mem. This
confirms the suspicion exclusively cx-
pressed by your correspondent last
night that the letters found IN the
trunk were written by Kuntg instead
of 10y a son. These letters arc written
from Galveston and prove concuslvcly
that kuntg inVcigled his Victim away
from her home In Fort Worth or BAL
las.
This evening Mako Herald, the son
Of the murdered woman, arrived In
this city. lie was accompanied by
Mrs. G. l.. Thompson. Of san Antonio.
They went to the murgte aud Herald
Identified tho body OF the murdered
woman and child. lie says kuntz
came 10 Fort Worth In August this
year and there they mot aud Kuntz
also met his mother there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15

Gets TO lie surveyor In Place OF Z
L.. braves.

Gatesvillc. Tex, Nov. ii.-(Special)--
The commissioners court appointed
II. r. CPete) Wilson county surveyor
for the unexplred term of e. l..
Graves. deceased.
The Methodist preachers have all
gone to Temple to the annual confer.
ence.
A cool norther blew up this morning,
but moderated. and II IL now raining.
The Star route carriers have discarded
vehicles and are going 1t horseback on
ACCOUNT of mud.
At the last term of the county court
one Cunningham waa tried FOR violating
the local option law In precinct No. s.
Judge Taylor declared the proclama-
tion declaring local option void on ac-
count of the omission OF the words
intoxicating drink and Cunningham
was discharged.
The commissioners court today or.
dered an election in precinct No. 8 for
December Z proNimo.
j., e. Walker has been appointed
special judge to probate the Will of
Mrs. II. j. Bertrand, Judge Taylor be-
Ing disqualified.
last few days between 5000 and $4,000
as payment on its school lands situated
In Haskell county Many of the pur-
chasers have paid II.
The vote on the courthouse question
was counted by the court today. The
courthouse proposition was defeated
by 100 majority.
Farmers report the ground has a
better season now than for two win
tiers. which means good crops next
year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15

Austin, Tex, Nov 1i,-(Speeial)-
Tho governor today issued the follow
INK Thanksgiving proclamation:
II IL becoming that a Christian peo-
pie should acknowledge with gratitude
the blessings and forbearance OF AL
mighty God and from time TO timo
unite in Thanksgiving. In the freedom
from famine and pestllence aud war.
In II fruitful season. in the rewards OF
labor IN shop and leld. and In the
continued enjoyment of liberty which
have come to the people of Texas the
past year. His providence In seen. Upon
the upbuildiDg eft the state, upon tho
enlargement OF freedom. upon the en-
lightenmrnt and progress of the peo-
pie. upon Increasing happiness and
comforts Of home and upon every NOR
al influence and endeuyor, His blessing
should be asked. To the end. there
fore, that devout acknowledgment
and prayer may be offered, and con-
forming TO the proclamation OF the
President OF the United States. /,
Charles A. Cuiberson, governor Of Tex
as do hereby set apart and appoint
Thursday. the 2sth day OF the present
month OF November. as a day OF
Thanksgiving and prayer to be APP
propriately observed IN the Usual
places of worship. with special remem-
brance Of the poor and destitute.
In testimony whereof. have here
unto set my hand and caused the seal
OF state TO be Affixed at Austin, this,
the 18th day of November. A. D., 1895.
c. A, CULBERsoN. Governor.
by the governor.
ALLISON MAYFTELD.
Secretary OF State.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15
MRS MEM IN DALLAS
SHE WAS AFRAID OF BEING KILL
ED ny KUNTz.
lie Wanted Her to IsIopr with Him
While Her Husband Was
SIN Living.

Dallas, Tex. Nov. ii.--(speclal. )--Thc
woman murdered at Laredo yester-
day by man named Kuntz was Mrs.
Christian Mem Of st. Louis. She
spent nearly two months In Dallas, go
ing back to st. Louis about four weeks
ago to attend the funeral Of her hus-
band. She returned to this city two
weeks ago, bringing with her six
year-old niece. the child found muir
dered with her yesterday. When she
first came to Dallas Mrs. Menn regis
tered as Mrs. Schultz. She gave later
az reasons for this that she was afraid
OF being killed by man named Kuntz
who desired her to elope with him
from ~. Louis and get married while
her husband was still alive. When she
LETT Dal4as last Thursday she told Mrs.
Marks. a lady friend. that she was
going 10 Houston to marry Kuntz.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15
MEXICO AIDS SPAIN
RESIDENT sPANIARDs RAISE A
LARGE FUND
To Help the Mother Country Curry
On the Cuban Wnr-Din1
Fell In u Fit.

Mexico City, Nov. ii.--Contributioms
by resident Spaniards to the fund for
the Spanish cause In Cuba continue
and a large amount will be raised. No
ticc is given that recruits for the army
in Cuba must apply at Spanish CON
sulates for transportation. as the FUND
being raised is for other purposes
Lameda Diaa, Mexican consul at LA
redo. Tex. fell In a fainting ut yea
terday and had a hemorrhage Of a
serious nature, and 1t is feared he will
die.
The government will soon issue TWEEN
ty cent pieces and call in the quar-
ters in order to make the monetary
system purely decimal,
Work on the International exposition
grounds will begin soon. Surveying is
progressing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15
BLAME The ARMENiANs.
Turks Claim They Are III. ones VINO
Have suffered.

Constantinople. Nov. l4-Omclal dis
patches published here from the dis
turbed district state that the Armen-
ians In every case have been the az
gressors and attacked the Musselmans
who were Obliged to defend themselves
against the ferocty OF the Armenians.
At Arabkir on October 20 and "a, the
official report adds. the Armenlans set
fire TO mosque school and bazaar
With bombs md massacred number
Of Mohammedans.
The authorities. II Is claimed, after
wardg discovered four bombs, which
the Armenians intended to explode in
the local barracks and government Of
fees.
On November 2. still according TO the
official announcements, the Armenians
of Erzinghein attacked the govern
ment offices. barracks and other build
ings, but were dispersed by the militia.
over 5000 revolutionists are said to
be assembled at Tchoukmerzen and
Adana, preparing to fight the Turkish
troops.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15
TWO LETTERs Found.
kuntz InvriEied HIS Victim TO Go TO
Laredo to XIII Her.

Laredo. Tex, Nov. 14.--(Speoiai.)-
New developments IN the tragedy
which occurred here on Tuesday night
and Wednesday morning are as fol-
lows:
This evening at o'clock Chief OF
Police Barthelow with Mr. l.. j. Chris
ten. manager Of Hotel Hamilton. went
to the international and Great North
ern depot and found two valises. a
lunch basket and package containing
two hats. one Of straw and another OF
soft felt. purchased In Fort Worth.
On opening the valiHes two letters
signed While were found and also the
following copy OF title:
II have been requested TO lay the
following question before you with the
kind request to answer same nv re-
turn mail. Brother Theodore Mem,
member OF the knights and Ladies' OF
Honor. sent you on December ". 1894,
an affidavit that his policy payable 10
his wife. Caroline Mem. OF whoae
whereabouts he u ignorant rr~ 49,
ioJ lssnbsI sspsIM sIoJsIsul puu 1907
a new policy " ri
ciary to his children, Emma Fisher.
Louis Myer and iftpriette heariaAs,
which request was promptly granted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15
ARE SET FOR TODAY
THE LoN0-posTPONED BICYCLE
RACES WILL TAKE PLACE
Now mt DaIIas-Thc Texas Champion
ana Northwestern Champion To
Content for Honors.

Dallas. Tex. Nov lf.-tspeciai) 1.-The
big bicycle races which have twice
been postponed by rain. have finally
been scheduled for tomorrow. There
are seven high class events on the pro-
gram. The one enlisting the keenest
interest Is the ave rrile match between
Edgar Boren OF Dallas, the Texas
champion. and Byrd OF st. Paul. the
northwestern champion. They recent
~ ran a one mile tie race In 2:i7. The
weather Is good tonight and the pros
poets are that ny further postpone
ment will be necessary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15
~ vT~YYDN HNY~
u-MHNRNN
-
WdTSnlNS K0tI00 10T
CONSUL TATI0N HELD

Constantinople, Nov, H.-(Copy-
righted. 1895. by the Associated Press.)
There is very little change In the
situation here this morning. The ltal-
ian fleet Is under orders to make It's
way TO salonica Bay TO join the British
fleet OF twenty warships already there;
French fleet is expected there shortly
and the representatives of the pow
ers, as result OF communications
exchanged with their governments,
have had another Informal meeting at
the French embassy. When the three
squadrons have united and Sir Phillip
Currle, the British ambassador, re-
turns. some decided steps upon the
part of the powers may be antic-
pated,
News received here today from the
districts Of Van reports the massacre
OF Armenian Christians there. The
Kurds OF Van are said to be attacking
the Armenian villages and the Turkish
officials are reported 10 be powerless
to maintain order. A telegram received
here from Sivas on Tuesday evening.
but only made public today, says mas.
sacres of Armenians have been COM
order has been restored there. The
facts in the case may be published
shortly.
II Is rumored today that Chaklr
Pasha. the Turkish commissioner OF
the Armenian reforms. Is about to be
recalled, In order that he may be APP
pni..ted grand yizier in succession to
hall Rafat, the present Incumbent Of
that office. II the rumOr was true this
would seem to be another open de.
fiancc of the powers. for Chaklr Pasha
II regarded as the chief butcher of the
porte. Since his appearance at Erz-
roum as high commissioner the mas
sacres there have been more bloody
and frequent than ever before. and he
has done nothing to punish the Offend
ers. In fact. he has been charged with
calmly looking On while the Turkish
goldiers fired upon every helpless
Christian they caught sight OF.
Every day brings further details az
the massacres at Erzroum and each re-
port makes the story OF the crimes
there more CHASTITY.
owing to additional dlsquieting
news Just received here from Svas.
Mr., Terrell has renewed his demand
aries, and he Is holding the Turkish
government responsible for their lives.
There is no Improvement In the Official
aspect OF affairs. In fact. II anything.
this side of the question Is darker
than ever. There are rumors of great
activity being displayed among the
Black Sea fleet of Russia, and for some
time past movement OF troops are
known to have been taking place on
the borders of Russia nearest To the
district disturbed OF Asiatic Turkey.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15

ers. resigned: Ghplson. McLennan
county. j. W. Kennedy Vice NJ. +.
Presnail. resigned; Colorado, Grimes
county. W. r. Wilcox, vice W. n.
Saunders. resigned; Novice. Coleman
county. W. j. Putnam vice j. F. Camp
resigned; oglesby. qoryell county, Mic
resigned; Parsons, Parker county, J. T,
Pickard. vice C. H. Fawks. resigned,
Rio Vista. Johnson county. \. ]. Meme.
fee. vice Hezekiah Hughes. removed:
Roxton. Lamar county, ]. NJ. King,
vice r. p Woodruff. resigned. Trick
NAM Coleman county, D. r.. Pase, vice
county. j. W. Wharton. vice IA u.
PEBBLES, resigned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15
Mr.. BYRD MISSING
HE HAD SOME DISPUTES WITH
NEGROES ABOUT LAND
And Then MysteriousIy Disappeared.
Days without Result.

Wharton, Tex. Nov. 4.-(Special)-
MIR. Byrd Of the Sandles district. who
has recently had some disputes with
negroes over land matters, has mystic
riously disappeared. Officers OF that
precinct have searched the county for
two days. and 50 far can find no trace
of the missing man, except that It was
supposed he was somewhere in Colo
RADIO county. Since then parties from
that county say Byrd is not there.
Sheriff Rich has telegraphed to Colo
RADIO county inquiring as TO his where
abouts, The sheriff viii turn out for Il
search II no satisfactory answer is re-
ceiYed.