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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-25

erected vertwenty-Hve years ago. Like
other old buildings its ACCOMMODATIONS
became Smaller as its years were length
ened. The congregation grew rapidly
in numbers. end a larger church was in
need. REV. Fathers Quinn and Regain,
who. now. conetlct the parish, have an exl
cellent plan of the church showing the:
work when een1pIaf ed. 1t will bel almost
anneW$edifics4gsa@
St. k4rfd1ets. tE
August I IS the date 'fxed for the
Mems excursion, and The dcstina-
ton Is Laurelton Grove, cn the long
Island. Sound. ss. - .s.4esa.te .ex.,
The dramatic society VIII present the
1T Moods Hall, next Tuesday evening,
for the benefit Of tine pastoTs of = Ital-
ian Church. Aiarge#nurnbe OF the paf-
ashonsrs is, expected to attend.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-25
A A. CROWD CAME ] / NOT
Andttle Show Of the Hub
q Athletic. Club Proved
.,,-sv.g, a Disappointment 5 5
READY TO HAMMER THE SPHERE
Many Baseball Games to BE Played
ia on 10 Local t5ss Fields tli This his
Afternoon.

THE boxing exhibition under the aus
fpiees of the eHub%Athlefic Club at Woods,
Hall last night did not come up to the
expectations of ethe sports fwhe went to
\ witness the three special bouts that were
announced for the OCCASION The attend
ancea was slim and the management wait
ed untilaten O'Clock with the hope that
IA crowd would pile in and put the treas
urersS box In ~asscondition to stand the
istest of making both ends meet As tits
tcustomaryafwhen3 a deficiency shows At
self the boxers become exacting and de-
| lays are long and tiresome. The sports
| were beginning to use language 4at ten
l~e'clock when the announcer introduced
Tom Mccartney of the,sB a1lauet5-Athletic
| Club, n John Connors of AtheaLenox.
| 1t waste flave been5six rounds at l15
pounds. .Mccaffrey is a street escrapperf
and C~onnors has several works on boxing
ito read before he will be Athletic put up
any kind ofga fight. The bout would have
| ended in a rough and tumble had not the
referee interfered. Up to- the fourth round
it looked hke a Connors victory. McCaf-
frey letshis arms swing in the fourth and
he soon had the 5ALenoxs representative
. groggy, In the fifth McCaffrey adopted
windmill TACTICS. landed on ssConnors and
was having a gay time when Sergeant
duffy stopped At. The. bout was awarded
to McCaffrey, whosesfriends in one voice
advised him TO get the, stuff. lmeaning
purse before he left the ring. He was
looking for it at the end of the exhibition,
| The last bout of the evening was be-
tween, Tom Hackett of Newark and Bob
by Wilson. It was to have been an
| eight round go, but it dwindled down to
| four. The understanding was thai 1T
was ta be draw If both men were on
their feet. They were on their feet. The
fight looked very much like a fake. Will
son didn't fjght at sal.sIf he had q his ops
| ponent would probably have been carried
out of the ring The show was a dis
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-25

beef. legs of mutton and loins of pork,
rliyc hsandred pounds in ALI that must,
sfprfhwita| besi changed into s%teafningi
sIeaks,4 chops sandf outlets A boiler, IS
set up and steam pipes are connected
from T with the big urn which must fur
nish two thousand cups Of coffee3 short
|ly, and with the Wafaning-paps on I h
tables where the meats are served. While
this IS doing by one set Of men. Others
| are rassissg the tent. building Twelve long
tables. and tnpaeksng twenty large green
| boxas That contain stx3thousand dishes
/, and Countless kitchen utensils.AMc-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-25
JERSEY CITY CHURCHES
S1. Paurs eli srose.

Rev. Father Quinn is deep IN prepar-
.t;ons - ~ @ro,asad anIp
church. plans have been prepared and
it is hoped that the work will begin
shortly. The front Of the present edifiee
VIII be RACED and the building extended
81 Tho sidawall Inc On he
corner a chapel win be built and the
tower Will be moved to a corner. The
chapel win be OF Gothic architecture,
church. The improvements will increase
the seating capacity of the church one
~. n 81. peters. a
The public procession Of the sodslities
Of b young men and women will be on
meeting Of the sodahtIes Rev. Father
Harpes compl.mented the members upon
sxperieneed a bic growsh. Ths
membership NOV is 230 youn men and
500 u women, the total membership
being the largest In the State:
80 80 -. =.
Inc young aces VINO, py Lnelr efIorIss
fainmont' of The younsg men lie most sue
cessf4H on record. nave been amply re-
warded for their ~zealoasness. each being
by the pastor, Right Rev. Mgr. De.gon5
clio, Mss. Annie Curley, who sold 100
tickets, ;recs5yed first prize; Miss Maggie;
MIss Breen, E third prize, for sseiiiiSnig SO
ucketss
,st ~: AZ heV, 1Sls4op s5sss FL MI Y . q
| ST. Michaers Church tomerroW.
g pc,r. r,.aa !, VIII.
t9. - ~ si :
cathoiie Club. which was t. have been
poned owing e. the death Of Rev. Father
Schandel, will be held at the school hall
Old BERGEN Road and Linden sayenue, on
entertainment will CONSIST of labor
drama, Strife. E. or Master and Man.
The east selected as an excellent, one and
as all the members are tettsr perfect n
most successful eve given At the hal !
Of the League Of the Sacred Heart will
o'cloc TX The Infant Jesus Society vii
meet at two O'Clock.
Greenvfle. Council, Catholic Benevolent
Legion. will mold its regular meeting on
A months mind mass of reoafem for
the repcse of the soul of the late Rev.
Father Schande1 WAS celebrated by Rev.
Father Tighe on Tuesday morning last.
friends Of the late pastor among TIE
priests present were:-Meyer ana gstely
or 9 smith tn ans Z SgTr9li OF ,fsiizs
I9iocese: Drs. Wisernan and Merriam q
t,o5ns ed the abs5iastioni Rev Father
/ sheehan az ST. Fatrick,s Church this
hussfer of Boonton. sib-deacon
~ Sosephsss
Via Last sr Thu .saIsss IL, Asees Msnsirs was s sfsg,
Sad the Eve o.elock mass whtet wa
md SHORT MAY dsvotioas e pressaasd
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-25
4 Chance FOR yetsey Cyclists.
1. C.,s Gala pay.

AS the time draws near increaSed-in-l
terest is being shown in the monster
Decoration Day Carnival of Sports to be,
held at the New Jersey A.sE.i grounds,
Bergen. Point, on the 3oth. a great
many OF. the athletes competing at the
intercollegiate games today will remain
over to witness the several events to be
| decided that day. President sullivan has
| been very successful in securing for the.
| great team relay race all the leading
colleges in this section of the country,
and a hot contest is expected, no less
| than three teams feeling Confident tina
Lpossessor OLA handsome gold stop
watch. Among other ATTRACTIONS offered
by the club Is the barrel race, WHICH
| Spectators. The race has filled well and
| a lively time is expected when the sew
| eral contestants go through the barrels.
| All are industriously trainiag,s as unless
fhev get down to fire condition, the bar
rels maybe found a ,trife too small.
ii5 nd Chips.
The iron Gross team would like to ar
range games with teams whose players
average sixteen years. Challenges should
I1be addressed to J. r. Kessler, No. 203
Monticello venus this city.
me strong Pacific a. c. viii play the
crack s.. Aloysius X, NJ. CA. team Of
Newark this aftenH oon on the new
grounds at Johnson avenue. The game
Will be called promptly at. four o'clock.
The team viii Journey TO College Point
tomorrow and endeaNor to defeat the
~tstrong College Point AZ n The
club will lea " TIM fcwdlls tomorrow
morning at eleven o'clock; -, 40
Northumberland of ~NeW--YarlS~aons the Ia
fspection Grounds tomorrow. The On
farioa have eGga number OF the
gaf1e is looked for IN consequences.
Al contest that should prove interest
ing wilIsbes fftatssbetween t5eN Puritan A.
G. aldEthe st: Peter's Iyceum; at Green,
vile. this afternoon. Both teams viii
| have their best players inathe field and
a. Close and exciting game is looked
for. rx
Bergeis Field Club will bats this
afternoon at the grounds on the Hill
YESTERDAYS Lea g3le games 1eSaltcasas
y foffnWsAcleyeland IA; New York, IL
4 Pittsburg, 5: Boston, Philadelphia, A
4 Cincinnati. IS. Washington, 8sSt. Louis
IL = 49, 49, ~A mE E M ~ 80 kAA1g 1870
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-25
HoBoEEN CHURCHES.
Cur Lady Of Grace. !.

Tnmorrow REV. Father Kelly will
preach in the mernjng an appropriate
sermon Upon the Ascension of Ghristiait
being the fret SUNDAY after ASCENSION
pay. Professor Schriener. the ofsraaist,
has prepared a yspeslal programme of
music ana thesefsoir will sing a nuns
Ser Of appropriate f1yfliis.
r4ie Venetian Nights entertainment,
which was held in st. Mary's School
Hall WedHesdag and Thnrsday nlgnls
i yesterday a~fterhoon, was 2 ran q
account Of the affair .Thursday evening.
AZ s.s5gs xts. Psier nd PAUL. 44s
ssyTl,e feast Of the First sg-ondnanioft of
"a class OF children Will be held during
'fhe 1920 O'Clock enass foFporroW morn
ing. INC PROCESSION, connposedsof q nusns
sihe boys 81 ST: Peter Seciety,s VII be
formed III the large ,parlers; of Pastor
.Hofschneider' S residence adjoining The
rather H-ofsehneiaeF5s and the scon7tnlHal-
eaffs from tliessrifoafse to- the schylfch.
80 the centre aisies tps the altar.
sa1a,sia se 8bssqneds Yns Ire Re q gaSa ii GHnrefl.
alasl' 'npon F6e Fsal Prssenee 81 Christ
q a. IS fo, sps ssios & Il hrs rs a afte saaansj the
drsf -epfntnuniednts Will renew their
baptfsmaf vows;
no niagara on the L4ehf&h valley.
Thes LehighssValiey Railrnadshas made
Announcements Tor special peeccfat;pn
& strip To- Niagara Falls The train
Msil start Wednesday,, May s2s, and the
Tickets aW41} a6es4g86d ITO fetuFn#sMlth {H
three days The tIains aeAye Jersey
ssis s'sf'aa a Sc Us s Mia S S sssaeh Il
s s2ssasa fS Mi bl hssas 81
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-25
YACHTING AIghE N. u "A. o.
Race for the Ellsworth Trophy to be

60 st az" - A+r%f 80 49,
The well known yachting enthusiast,
Captain Joe Ellsworth of Bayonne, pre-
sented a. Short time. ago. a. handsome
silver cup to the New Jersey Athletic
Clubs yachting department and as a.
result yachting matters in Bayoane are
experiencing a., hoom.a1A meeting called
by Commodore Cook of the yachting de-
partnaentsof the club was held on Thurs,
day evening and it. was decided that the
races .ferbthe Ellsworth trophy should be
sailed on Saturday, Jape3E Saturday,
July 13, and Saturday, August H. Satur-i
day, Tune 10, will also besfthet opening
day of the yachting season of the M j.
a. C.,4 and it is the intention OF Com
modore Cook. to q1akesfhis a memorial
event in the history of clubs yacht
ing department. After the races a recep-
tion VIII be held in the clubhouse. The
Yachting Committee was instructed to
interview the yachting clubs of Bay
onne city in regard to holding a Joint
regatta some tine during the coming
sea ssas .abs d II y e Is e i IKE i,salv e soasgng e
the front The fleet now numbers twenty
eight, many new yacht owners are join
ing, and 20. doubt under he able manags-
yachting interests OF the clab. it will be
| one of the principal Yachting aorganiza-
tons during h next few years, ~;ssis
a Chance for Jersey cyclists.
The Good Roads Association of Brook
1yn have made arrangements with the
Park Commissioners of that city for a
bicycle parade on Saturday, June Is, on
the cycle path from Prospect Park to
Coney Island. The association has in.
vited all bicycle clubs and unattaehed
p~ardcfpate. The column will be reviewed
BY the Mayor, Park Commissioners and
grand Stand which will be erected about
midway between the park and the Island.
Prizes viii be awarded by the association
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

nominated MIR. Tildsn, literally dragging
the democratic headers of the perlou out
OF the slough OF n0urboninm and forcing
them 10 stand upon high and solid ground
DisdRining the concrete thingf OF political
life, scorning the professional politicians
whose stock In trade is self and ncif
alone. refusing at all tlmes and under an
circumstances to lie or stultify It's cons
science for the sake OF party advantage
seeking TO print tho truth for truths
sake and 10 deal IN perfect candor with
It's readers, 81 has shUnncd the fast aud
loose. thick and thin character OF a party
hack az Il would shun war. pestllcace
and famine,
Abuse II has sot and II gcts. in plenty.
Some times Il IL led TO doubt whether It
does not owe more To It's enemies than 90
IT'S friends. for II " never SO COCK sure
that It is right az when they are iaAhlns
themselves into frenzy iashing It., and
Invariably they come out AZ the little end
OF the horn. having relied TOO much npon
Ignorance and prejudice and too lutte
upon tile Intelligence and integrity Of the
people, In these Natioua aorlnmaHca tho
Courier Journal has never lots les tenn
per, has dealt IN facts. not Notion, and
has treated It's assailants. whore Il lac
noticed them at all, With uniform ocur-
tcsy. II II, IN word. Just what the
strangers who ask tho questions We have
here answered $50 e nom day to day
during their soiourn among w.
We trust that, IN thus speaking OF cur
selves. We shall be given tho amiablc ~
cenac extended the old soldier, WHO,
though a little aarrulous, has some right
to take an honest pride In his career nnd
soma claim upon tho indulgence af d
generous and npprooiative public. nni
gentlemen OF tho Grand Army. friends
aud comrades all. wo iooa toward YOU,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26
THE DEATH ROLL. Y

JOHN PENNINGTON. = Grapeland.
Texas. September 3.--John Penningtoh;,
SON OF Gaines Pennington. died OF typhoia
$3.50 he having been sick about SIX
weeks. lie leaves a wife and se'erA'
little children.
BEN EHLERs. -shiner, Texas. ssp'em-
har b. AIR. Ben Ehlers, an old and hlsh.
,v respeeted citizen of this place died
Yesterday Mr.. Ehlers moved mere AT
,ery early date. He was 70 years oiu'
Cause congestion.
MRS. EMMA swEENEY.-Kyie. Tex-
es septernber 2i.-Mrs Emma sweeney
af IToiston, sister OF Alderman Lee D.
ponntree. died very suddenly this even
ina AZ me residence OF her mother, ants.
u Mcpherson. She Will be buried IN
Kyle cemetery tomorrow evening ~
o'clock. ~
Mr.. c. ALDEN = Cedar BAYOU re- ,
a. sentember 2i.-Mr. G. Alden uleu
~ heart disease at the residence oil 2r'
cao A. smith, today at four O'Clock MT,
AtSsn leaves a wife and several sIoWn
ahqiaren The remains were Hiu "
80 in the Methodist cemetery AZ ph''
place this evening.
MRS. Girls sHARPE-Beanmon,, ss
san,embor 24.-Mrs. Girls sharpe uisl
~ tey n, me In sllsbea at o'clock thls
morning. The remains ariivsu -, Innsd
mont his afternoon ana were si'p lS.
a. Houston for interment Ihey VIZ VIZ
accompained by the bercaVed huspA''-
and his mother. 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26
Il,I:lIHII. RAIN. aMgyIBr

Ieggett, September 21-A heavy rain
has fallen in this locality this afternoon
which will give ample season for fall
gardening.
New waverly. September 24--rhe wealth
err is close, damp and foggy this morn
ing, with fair Indications OF rain. More
rain IL needed to place the earth In It's
normal condition.
Corrigan, September 23--A nice shower
fell here Saturday and u steady rain OF
about two hours today has put the ground
In good shape for fail gardens. Cotton
coming in very slowly. The crop VIII
be very light here.
Rusk. September 23.-Had light rain
here yesterday and It is much cooler to-
day. 1t IL hoped the rain and cooler
weather will cause the health OF the
town to improve, as there II much Sick
ness about here.
San Diego September 2.-up TO date
cotton receipts for this season amount 10
900 bales. The outlook for tile ran crop
is quite encouraging and farmers expect
TO nick more cotton from the inll crop
than they have picked from the first.
Grapeland, September IA fine ram
fell here Saturday which was Dhuly neeu
ed Cotton will not be benentted by IL
as IL IL too late. Picking will go on now
more rapidly as II is much cooler, A hhe
crop OF corn IL now being harvested.
Inn September 23.--An all night rain
yisited this section last night and a
brisk north wind Is now blowing. IL Is
TOO late for cotton but insures the pota-
to and turnip crops, which are good.
Tanks and water holes are full. The buik
~ the cotton crop IS gathered but NOT
sold waiting for better prices. =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

rsdar Bayou, Texas, septenoes
,,ann~est daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs' =,
Mitchell. was bitten On , W. ~ = :
sFoun un,ber o. members Of Cedar bayou
80 q, Masoas ere expected 20 go 70
i Fast Liberty on Wednesday, me s,; .ssp
, Zone laying Of the new lodge to BE ssoe''
ed az that place ~. =, work on n
Mr.. o. -. Little. While AZ , min IL
through his hand. ~. erin. was
m The n schooner Ellen, q "sl vers "
out on Kipp & shei,herdr shit sar na,rs n,
The tug Annie. Is iaid Up ~
Ilfrny's shipynrd. 49, an . neat
oostnre on BARRIERS Hiil. ,..~ I,
e0, NJ Levy. Of ieyy nos 81 asrssy' o.
Galveston. was AZ this place
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

1. Public health requires kind treat
ment, 10 give US wholesome meats and
milk, products that are not poisonous.
@ Agriculture requires the protection
a Gratitude requires 1t for the SER
Vices they render us. and the happiness
they bring into our lives
4. Duty TO God who created them and
gave them require II.
3. Because II adds TO the happiness
Of every human being through HE, To
love and be kind 20 lower animals.
because IL las been proved N numerous
schoois m various nnt0ls, that those
fanaht 10 be doing kind act. daily 70
the lower rnces -freding lhe birds, pet.
ling tile horses, talking Slndly To- an
sensitive creatures, etc, become in All tie
relations Of life, better men aud women.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

AfacDregor. To1as. bepteinoer ~.
49, mi. morning. mad shaking up on
NE road and narrowly escaped what
might have proved q disasief.
irhe train broke IN two and the two parts
cams together. damaging some half uoNep
cars, 49,.
,en,ea clara was injured ~ the spine;
another named X. d. smith had his ankle
sprained-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

the silver wing Of the democracy, for thc
rwenty-nfst Senatorial district, has an.
pointed J. r. Ellison. Jr.. chairman for
Caldwell county. Mr. Elits7n ...i pre-
coed 10 thoroughly orr inize the county
by appointing precinct chairmcn IN zach
jusiicc's precinct and forming clubs IN
various sections for discussion aud ais
seminatlon or appropriate literaturc
Hon. BUCK Walton VIII nut on his non
uliat war paint. and make ''blg n,cdi-
oine' talk 70 the hravce. at Lockhar,, on
the FIRST Saturday In October.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26
.cho,,t non.us soid.

Alvin, Texas. September A.--After o
delay OF two or three months. the Alvin
city school bonds have been sold aui
work on the new school building, which
was contracted for several months ago,
will commences Immediately. This building
will cost about 5000. J. p. Booth has the
CONTRACT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

bayou City lodge. No. 1ie, OF the broth.
erhood OF Locomotive Fircmen. held their
regular meeting last night at the knights
OF Pythlas castle In the Fifth ward and
were agreeably surprised by u visit from
the Ladies' auxiliary. Refreshments wore
srrvcd and all voted that the auxiliary waE
a firBt-claas entertainer. as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

victoria. Texas. September a.--A PACKED
tont greeted W. l.. Mains circus at after
noon aud evening performance. II In nn-
doubtedly the beHt ever ncen In Victoria.
The board OF directors OF the Southwest
Fair association have unanimously decided
20 invite Governor cuibetaon TO open tho
fair and II Is earnestly hoped that he viii
nfoeuY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

saginaw Courier Herald
fhnlI We wkDh on Saturdays or on Mon
daya il the question that n sgitntlng
SONS society people. No doubt 4 would
be a good Idea 10 waeh every day. but
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

pusk.-Rev. V. A. Godhry' pas.or .,
~ n,~thodtst church here has coinmsncss e,
4 revival meeting at his churen ana WI
aontinue ali this week and part o. nea =.
Revs pate and A. Msthln VIII oe hefs ~
a sew days to assist in the meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26
HEIv DnAuMoNr BUDGET.
Against tho Proposed
MINI NJ DnlILs.

Beaumont, Texas. September 2i,--rho
Southeast Texas Baptist association, IN
session at Prairie View church. orange
county Texas September n. adopted the
following preamble and resolution;
Whereas. vigorous attempt " being
made to have enacted prize fight be-
tween two uotod pugilsts IN the city OF
Dallas October 81, ana,
whereas. Earnest efforts arc being
made by the governor Of the Slate and OF.
flciala to suppress aud prohiblt Hueh CON
test therefore. be II
Resolved by this body IN segaion, That
we regard such contest as disreputablo
TO our State a reproach to our people and
insulting to the moral aud religious inter
ests Of our country, bo II further
Resolved, That we sincerely approve the
spirit and efforts OF our honorable gov
ei-nor In the discharge Of his official du.
ties TO restrain such lawlessneaH. ana
that We call upon all citizens OF our great
State to Give sympathy and effort 10 the
chief executive OF the State In his duties
In this case
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

Two years ago the "cherokec strip"
which has been inhabited by few In
diana was opened to white settlement.
Now more than 10000 huauors are work
ing up It's resources and DoaSliuH of them.
yet room.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26
N. siophenson, Moderator.
j. L. siunkel. Clerk.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NETAINEp.


In the election today TO decide whether
or not the corporation OF Beaumont should
be abolished. the corporation was SUE
tained by a vote of 800 TO 30. While there
wore other issues. the election was called
principally for tho purpose o. eholshlnH
city could be enlarged AT the rs-inoorpora-
lion. While the efforts to abolish the cor
pOrntion failed, the impression ~ ptcNh-
lent tonight that the territory desired
will voluntarily come into the city.
KILLED BY BEING THROWN.
Mr. Brandon Chaison. son OF Judge
JEFF ChRihon. was thrown from horse
at o'clock this afternoon and received
injuries shat caused almost instantaneous
death. Tho fatal accident oocurrch Win
Ia "a short distance OF Judge thnison's
residence in the southern suDnrbs OF the
brandon was attempting TO pen some
horses. Some OF the herd broke out nnd
ran Into the woods. Brandon gnyo chase.
In some way he was dlslodged from hts
saddle and apparently hurled against a
tree with sufficient force TO Kill him. Hts
brother, who remained at the gate, says
he never saw Brandon fall. AFTER the
horse got into the woods he hoard MN
shout "Whoar and a moment afterwards
the animal reappeared riderless lie went
in search OF Brandon and found him lying
on the ground. The ground Indicated
that he had been dragged. but the only
Visible wound was "A bruise on the breast
Denth occurred before the mother could
DO summoned from the house. rms deain
aver the entire city. The deceased had
lust reached the twenty-firat ycnr OF nus
age Vigorous IN health and gifted Win
a splendid Intellect he gave promise g,
long and useful life , mis aea ,he y yu.
neral 10 take place from the family resi-
dence at o'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

He drew the sword, but not, nincl
filn oountry's foe TO bafne,
lie drew his sword becauee he neid
A ticket at . rattle,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

Boston Herald.
Why not haze an International cup for
tho fnatest railroad tpeedljuAt gt present
II would belong 10 the New York Con
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

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