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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Austin, Tex, July 15.-Tho pastors OF Aus
tin held meeting this afternoon and inau-
gurated tho move against the Corbett- Fitz-
IN October An address calling upon the
Christian people OF the state 10 rally and
oppose to the bitter end the proposed fight
was ordered typewriter and furnished to
the representatives Of the state press tomor-
row. The Gazette correspondent is Informed
tonight by ono OF tho pastors who comprised
the committee on resolutions that the address
Is to the point and that they mean every
thing they contain. He stated that mass
meeting Of citizens Of Austin would soon be
held and the question OF calling state
convention would be considered. Thoy think
that II necessary the state militia should be
called out TO keep the affair from taking
place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Is Doing Considerable Damage to Shops In.
El Paso.

lsi fn9o.
III paso, Tex, July l5,-For more than
week the RIO Grnndc has been steaiily
Rising. hut no one seemed to think OF q
dangerous squirt. Last night, however II
rose nearly foot, spreading Itself over
the lower part OF the city. The Town Is
well protected from above by a leVcc, but
bcyow tho termination Of this leycc the
water hns spread. backing far above thlr
point. The Texns and Pacific railroad
ahops and round house, liassctt X
Syler's brick yard, the international cop
per smelling yards and three large doirlcs
are under water aud some OF these prop
critics will be heavily damaged, hut The
worst feature OF the overflow Is the sui.
fcrlng Of poor people. The lower part OF
the town 4 chiefly occupied by poor Moxl-
cans who live la small houses OF nuone or
unburnt brick and these crumble TO mud
as they get wet. large number OF these
ut least score have already gone TO pieces
and the wretehed Inhabitants OF many
more have lCen driven from their homes.
II is impossible to learn now the real ex-
tent of the damage as these MeNlcans are
gregarlous Joining their friends or rcla-
lives on higher ground, removing their
household goods on their backs, At least
n dozen well-tO-do families were driven
from their homes before daylight this morn
Ing Into the raging flood which had sur
the families OF \. ]. Taylor, II. Taylor A.
J. Williams, uneeless, Ruiz, quinn ana
The condition Of the Ieermaun family Is
peculiarly distressing. one OF their two
children died three days ago Of scarlet few
or and the other was almost IN q homeless
state yesterday. The family had 10 wndc
through rushing water Mt . o'clock this
morning, carrying this Sick child In the
chill air. Before the father could return
for Ills household goods his dwelling, which
wns comfortable abode. WIS so far melt
cd away that he could mol enter II
TIE extensive dairy farms Of q. w.
Carney, Hlbard and Jom Pinckney are
under water. rlncbncy's family having To
wade through two feet of water to escape.
The fruit farms of Captain James White
and Fat Dun are known TO be badly dam
uupl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

here and proved TO be lcss damaged by ex-
eessivc moisture than was at first supposed
Corn could rot be in more Dromising
condition, and the largest Yield In years Is
confidently predicted. Altogether the pros
poets for fall trade and good crops are most
hhtiefing and have given decided impetus 70
building and business at this place. Several
new Trims are preparing To locate here
among them westheimer q Co, tho big md
more merchants. who will put In branch
store here. Among the buildings In process
OF construction are tho two-stlry Warrington
brick block. s0x4i feet. the Eyants two-stofy
stone block. s0N4o feet; the Love stone block
SOxfO feet the $1,000 brick hotel and r. p.
Wilson'S paiatial Residence on Warrington
asonuc Claud Washington, manager OF the
baseball team, expects to take his nine 70
Ardnor next sunday. The contest VIII be
Tor the championship OF the chickaEaw ma
tlon Neither team has met with defeat up TO
this time by any Indian Territory club.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

DIED ON THE STREET
A Dallas Boy Killed in
Memphis.
QUARREL OVER A WOMAN.
Jacob Rothschild is Shot and In
stantly Killed on Crowded
Memphis Street.
QUARREL OVER A WOMAN,


MEMPHIS, TENN. July Is.
The crowds OF ladies and others who
throngod the retail section OF the city about
: O'Clock this afternoon were startled by a
H. "dy which occurred on Main street,
ms, y, their midst Jacob Rothschild, a
~. 'at ne d. II. baldwin Music com.
y. & ia street, was shot twice and
nsta,. '-iiss " Or. John II: White, a
wcll-know. lclan OF this city. Roths-
child came DE-, about a year ago from Dali
las, where his wife and two children now
live DR.. White has a family In this city.
Although the sidewalk whore the shooting
occurred was crowded with people, nothing
was heard to pass between the two men TO
Indicate the nature OF their quarrel. They
time the fatal shots were fired. DR., white
was arrested and locked up. on advice OF
his counsel he viii make no statements as
10 why he killed Rotlschild.
The Commerclnl-Appeal tomorrow will say
that the details OF the trouble leading up
TO todays shooting arc OF sensational
nature, involving a young woman OF this
city. to whom both the principals had been
paying attention.
R9thschild's family. 1t is stated. lived on
Veal street, Dallas. News OF the tragedy
was telegraphed to them tonight. Roths-
child's body was taken to IIol,z's undertake
ing establishment to await the wishes OF
his family. Both bullets entered the body
and according to the coronor's examination
either would have proved fatal. One bail
struck Just above the pit Of the stomach
piercing the lung and lodging near or in the
rpinal column. The pthor entered near the
LETT arm pit, ranging upward and severng
an artery.
iothschlld had been left In charge OF the
BALDWIN store this afternoon, aud the only
ether person in the establishment at the
time Dr. White entered was j. D. shep
ard, collector for the house shepard says the
men greeted each other formally and en-
tered into conversation about which there
was nothing 10 attract his attention. He
thought Or. White customer or some
friend who had called upon Rothschild.
After talking for several minutes tiie two
went 5lowly out Of the door together, and
ne did not think anything about II until he
Ihe coroners Jury bound White over
jury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16


Havana, July iS.-lThe column Of General
Navayro fought a band o. Insurgents near
ccbre. in which tho latter lost three killed
"I Ins ,m have burned The coffee planta-
lion 81 NJ. Aglamsna and Nnoyo sonko.
considerable nuiebsr O young mnor.r
who have been rlihoul wofk N 'he p'An'a-
lions have Joined tho lnsartenin.
News from Santiago 90 Cuba i TO the
affect that captalp posado Oh TIC cifii
Guard found Ia tho seafsps near pafhennn
iOi rlncs and much ammunition. Two per-
sons have been arrested a ths result;
Major Afminian q ny us,l eun,u1 ,,s,a
ucymara' distritt Of ssne;k Hpifitu, ptuvince
~ sant, clarAf was attacked By The IN
st,rsrntn forming tho btnds Of zayas, Lefon
and Toledo anf unmteriug 800, Amer ~
hours lighting the infcrEtnr Nefs onnker
TO retire. Upon tIsgs.fins 70, XXI XII M ~
troops four we're Killed and nine Nounasa'
A hand az lusrrrcntg numbering aVV en-
,epei tha Village of Provincial IN Tue pro-
vince n SAINTS c'sfa sud tfief 20 pnfn tne
barracks % the government svhia,a sns ,eH
,eu ~ ,hn insnrrcntA, The Insurgents prov
sdu nrahic 10 tsle ihr detachment q ifopY1
o.,a n,,snad the Whine They openrc 'nr'r
, W.. 70 another house, srstainink = ne
from lie insurgents who found u 'inp0s'
slSls 70 take % Alfonso SSs;s KIN pnldsras
ciea,s nrd ssnto Domingo baye psoueht
700 100 soldiers 70 scsntiaro % CUBA ana "
sl Ilsnt Col. Bsqaerg, With 2se trSs y!
fought and routed ne nn lr a. 'r-sd H<i.
LtnA 4 4ne ,nsafrs1ts !rft four dead and
retired With their Nuupuer.
spaln Is rieh ID st2rjed 1s s;ss'ss pSne ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

as to the proper policy to be pursued {" We
campaign. There was no encouragtment for
IN. suggestion 10 keep the currency question:
out Of the campaign sound money meJ
flokc reaolutely against any attempt TO put
a false construction on the money plan In
III, platform. Senator blackburn ceclArci
that he proposed 70 stand on the platform
ard give Il his own construction. which
was that II roaiiirms only the platform Of
1892. Tho result " tho conference Is now
ptftrally Ludcrstopd TO be There are TO be
no restrictions imposed upon campaign
speakers, other than such support Of the
plItfam as their Conscience aud judgmcnt
dictate -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

The Numeroas ossasionH , fer Which W. Reduced
Eastorn Points Via Southern Pa
cinc sunset Route
CHRISTIAN Endeavof meeting. Boston, Mass.
a.. faro for tho round tflp, July 10 Z,
saod 10 return August 9. 1885.
yoonr Peoples linton. baltimore, Ed.
one fare tor the round trip, July IA 70 lG
eooA 20 return Argust ., 1885.
Conolaye Knights Teniplnf, Boston. Mas,
one fare for the round trip, August "a TO "a
good 70 return October 9. 1896.
For further Information call on your near
- C. W. BErs
Trafc Manager :louslon. tyr.
l.. J. PARKS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

New York, July observation-disclosures drug
glsts and chemists Throughout the country
government on the question OF Internal rev
onue tax On alcohol used In their huslneaa.
In making tinotnros, They will not only
clalm that they are exempt from the paw
ment Of the tax under the law. under which
nolnt. II they win, Uncle sam viii lose many
millions OF dollars annually. but will de-
mnnd the rofunding OF alt taxes thus paid.
The duty on alcohol. or crude spirits. ia
$40 a barrel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Washington. July h.-syndlcate divorces
in Oklahoma appears 70 be the most recent
ssename to attract the attention of tile un-
happy married In the East. The latest is a
combination Of attorneys IN Oklahoma TO
provide ready-made divorces, and is certainly
one Of the most unique schemes that has
been set 10 financial tune for long
time. The combination includes an attor-
net In Oklahoma City, another at Guthrie
one at III Reno. and another at Kinghsher
Perry -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Austin. Text uly 15.-Alr. L. b. Reid OF
Rusk Cherokee county, has been appointed
conductor OF the Summer Normal for white
teachers at Alto, Cherokee county, vice ]. ID.
Majors, resigned.
N. W. Haree OF Dallas, succeeds L. C.
anderson as conductor Of the Paris colored
Summer Normal, the FIRST mentioned having
resigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Nav York. July i5.-0cnornl Aiger, j, q.
clhrkfon and Samuel Fossonden had an In
formal conference at the Flfh Avonuc
Hotel and Il is said that Senator Allison's
They have been trying TO gauge Morton's
presidential strength and Algof had n talk
With ex-senator Plat on this point. They
discovered that Mr., Reed ia platt's choice
II Morton has no chance TO win, CARLSON
after the conference spoke highly OF Alll-
Ron'E chnncpu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16
TEXAS NATIONAL RANKS.

today bulletins the organization OF the First
National bank OF Hubbard. Tex. with j. u.
Mcdaniel as president and Louis C. Wells as
cashier. He approves the first national bank
Of Chicago ~ a reserve agent for the First
National bank of Bowie and the American
Exchange National bank OF New York for
the Laredo National bank.
W. p. Cleveland was today appointed
postmaster At Hyatt, in Tyler county VICE j.
s.. Rice rnsIcnnl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Columbia, S. O.. July 1.-THE colored
ministerial union Of the state today re-
pudated the action Of the negro conycn-
uon declaring mat the cor .entiun was con-
trolled by scheming politicians and the
colored ministers were not allowed to ex-
press thcir Views In the convention They
declare that they scorn the Idea Of appeal
Ing TO the Federal government for troops
10 Insure the rights Of suffrage to the ne
sraes' and that they do not favor universal
suffrage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

st. Paul, MINI, July 10. - Charles A.
Town, congressman from the Sixth district
and leader OF the Minnesota silver Republic
cans. has been In 81. Paul consulting his
lieutonants from Southern Minnesota, The
would hold no convention this year, but
would at ance begin a campaign OF educa-
tion. They Will organize silver clubs in the
ranks Of the Republican party and try to
silver man in the state Will be enrolled be-
fore the tlmo for the $50 convention roll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Topeka. July 15.-Early next wdek tho
Topeka Daily Press and the Topeka hdyo-
cate will be consolidated and a new daily
myer organ established which shall repre-
sont the silver and Rnti-Republlcan forces Of
the state. J. D. Watkins. a banker OF Law
ronce. and the richest man In Kansas Is
behind the scheme. and he is to To the
silver candidate Tor United States senator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

The Fort Worth Iron Works Baseball club
and the Avenue Grocer company nine played
game Mt Tycr'B lake sunday afternoon
which resulted n to In favor Of the Avenue
Grocer company,
Two baseball enthusiasts have dispute na
TO the number Of straight games won by the
Galveston nine In the INST Aeri0n Of games.
Anyone possessing the Information VIII please
ronurt TO the Gazette.
Honey Grove, July ib,Tho baseball game
between the Hone Grove third nine and the
Nubbin Ridge first nlnc here this afternoon
resulted IN a score Of "a to in favor Of
Honey Grove,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Aqaeduct. l.. J., Races Open Up with Very
Poor Gard.

Aqueduet, l.. j., Nacet open UP WIN very
Poor Card.
Now York. July lj.-The scene OF tho rae
ing changed today from brighton Beach 10
Adueduct l.. T., whore the horsea Will run
Tor week ON the now milo track Of ihe
oueons County Jockey club. The card which
had been provided for today's sport wan un.
attractive and the scratches made y a,li
weaker The attendance was fair, but tho
sale al sheopthead nay had taken away
many regular oo-goern.
SIX furlongs -Juanita won Escape second
Tom Moore third. Time, i;il ~.
Five furlOnga-LofraIla and Emotional ran
a dead heat. Hernia third In run-or Emo
tlonal won. Time, ;02 ~.
Maiden handicap. one mile and Qno-nighlh-
sir Francis won, Chrndo second, Aureian
third. Time. 80 IL.
ono miie-EnRio iDrd won, Deer slayer
second. Hermaniia third Time. il45 i.2,
SIX and ono-half furlongs-Buck Knight
won. Cockade second, Cold Dollar third,
Time, l.23 ~,
one mile and one-half over. six huralnn,,-
wnfhip won, Lafayette second, Aloha third
Time, 2;1l i-2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Hunisvile, Ala. July 15.-Nat Powers, Il
prominent citizen Of Newmarket twontv
here, together with two negro accomDlioes.
charged with an attempt TO murder William
Norris. an old antc-bollum nego. In the Of
forts to fosoe him 10 reveal the location Of
buried treasure which he had discovered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

~. Louis. July i5.--seven and half fur
longs. Addla buchanan won, A 0rny
second, Mopsey third. Time. l;ig.
Five and a half fuflongi Laura won,
sumatra second. a y c third. Time. 1888 az.
az fnrlonea. Jim Head won. Hartford
second Mr.. Dunlap third. Time. 1921 i-2.
Mile and an eighth; Hly Mckenzie won.
Founding second, Joc-O-sot third Time eos.
second SUI Ross third. Time. 200.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16
M nELp NM cInANs-

Dsnycr, Col. July ls.-Wlthin tho past
oighe weeks over 200 men have left Denver for
Cubt being under contract TO night against
the Spar sh government. The headquarters
Of the agents was the Windsor hotel and a
man who gave the name Of Howard engaged
the mcn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Kansas city, July is.--Fiye furlongs'
Green Prewiti won, vietoria second. VIVA
Briar third. Time 1904 IL.
Fiyo furlongp; Emma Long won, Gray
Raffio second. Maple Lead third. Time.
1905 ~.
second nen Wilson third. Time. i.i7 Ia.
Ailles Fnnshway won, Bob Carter second,
Josephine third. Time. las IL.
Five and onc.half furlonEsi John p won.
Gateway second. John Boone third. Time.
100 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Milwaukee, July is.-Buok Maaaie won the
planklnion handicap easily In alow time.
Tho track was very slow.
SIX furlongs; Iiyle wOn, Subtle second,
Hex third. Time. i;la Ia
Six fuflonga. Tough Timber won. nouble
second. BIRD Catcher third. Time. j;i9.
Nile. Empofa won, lel Reno second, FAkir
third. Time. 1877.
PiankInton hotel handlcnp. one milo and
ten yArdt: Buck Mas4ie won. Florence =
second. Young Arion third. Time. ITO l-2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16
GIVEN LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT.
No Moro Room at Atlanta Exposition for
Texas ENhiblta.

AtAha hAhAptNNs
Houston, Tex. July i5.-Tho state meeting
called by the Houston nuSinoss League 10
consider plan 70 have Texas represented
at the Atlanta exposition was held today.
The letter from the director GENERAL OF the
Atlanta exposition indicated that no space
could be allotted for an exhibition from
Texas In any OF the buildings and that the
only way TO make an exhibit would b.
for Texas to erect building on the
grounds. The letter nifo stated that Il would
be impossible TO ran u railroad track into
the grounds and mako car exhibit. a
resolution was adopted fayorlng a car cx-
hihit and to pay the expenses and rollact a
subscription Of 5000 from loadh x citizens
throughout the state. Tho following oum-
mittoo Was appointed 10 ralro the money
W, II. slosson, OF Houston; Il. Il. Clarldgc,
San Antonio, c. e. Allen, kirhyNiNc j, L.
Pennington, Fort Worth; Frank +. Holland
o. Dalaa J. J. Fairbanks pOnlgon, W. W.
Dexter OK Houston. The plan Ia TO make
up al. exhibit IN two or more cars auu the
railroads will provide transportation for
thtsc cars and nlao provide for them while
In Atlanta. The fruit palace at Tyler and
ether exhibits already made up aasure tho
success Of the plan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

N.w Yerk. Iuiy i5.-samucl L. Clemens
Mark Twain. tht well-known writer. return
ed from an extended tour Of tho continent
ak weeks agn. broken In health and abso-
iutsiy penniles9. Although lie has given up
HE anurc fortune to HIS creditors. he 10 atill
being pressed IN the courts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16
ro ACT AS SPECIAL JUDGE.

Austin. Tex. July i5.-w. b. Moses OF
Freestone county was today appointed TO
act as special judge in the case OF Storey
vs. Bates In tho county court OF freoatone-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

New York. July i5.-The 10Th volume Of
the Now York city directory for this year
Ia almost ready for distribution. Tho total
number Of names II contains is 800. l2s, being
an increase over tho previous volume Of
il,7i7 names.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

How York, July i5,--Adyiooa from london
sis,e that tho subscription books to tho
ptnnHylvarla Railroad company'B 1.CO0gO1
Icuno 2 IL per cent nifty year loan oherff
a: f0;SO a. m. Tho loan was very largely
oysfsubscribed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Austin. Tex. July 1b.-captain Perry Of
Rookdaio was here today and arranged for an
excursion from his tppn and intermediate
points to Austin next Sunday, The Ben Hur
steamer has been chartered and 1000 people
are expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Austin. Tex, July 15.-The state printing
except TO order accounts paid and to read
vortise for bids for printing the revised stat
utos. The advertisement was ordered In the
Gazette and other papers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Marietin. 1. r., Ju,y t5.-The wet weather
Of FIST wers hap at last given place to sun
shine. and fargn work 81 the vicinity Of this
city has been actively reaunied. To-day
Largo quantty of native cots were marketed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Austin. Tex. July ia daughter OF Mrs.
MCGOWAN, residing near here. was burned TO
death by coal oil. Il Is the old story Of
starting firc with coal oil. Tho house also
took fre and was burned to the ground with
its conteuta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

ii2.0d0 LEVI TO HENRY GEoRGE.
New York, July 15.--slias Mainvllle
Burroughs whp died at Monte Carlo, ,'obru-
ary {. left an estate valued at 500, 900. S22,-
600 Of which was wiiled 10 Henry George.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

LriIsvIIIe. KY, July 1s-rhe conisrencs
betv>tn tina state central colnmltiee, the
Democratic nominees for state ofnccs and
yroifInent Democrats from all parts Of the
g,atl presented u great variety Of opinions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

workulen on tho government building
putting the hpishlng TOUGHER on the eN-
Or. the skylghts were being put IN yes
Il,y. and II is expected that the contract
v'he outside Will be completed by Thurs
Of This week There yet remains the
Tor work. but the steam heating qp-
as. etc. contracts for which have not
zen let
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Austin, Tex, July l5.-Colonel u. c. Free.
man, who was assaulted on the Missouri
Kansas and Toxas train near Holland the
past week by Dan MoCrea, an account OF
which appeared In tho Gazette at tho time,
died today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

lie sullivan second; janpan third, Time,
1O2 i-2.
Milo and one-sixteonth: Peabody won;
Oakley second; Grammar third. Time
1915 -.
Seven furlongs; Blanche Kinney won;
Lay-on second Susie H., third Time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

ri Paro. Tex, July ia letter from sa-
binnl Mexico ray6 that Ralph Sturgeon a
mining engineer Who came there few
months ago from Colorado, committed sui
EIDE By cutting his throat sunday july y,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Murphy. n. c.. Juls i5.-R. Louis Jennyss.
chairman OF the board Of county commits
sioners and n prominent citizen. shot and
killed his wife while shooting at her para
mour, WIN Wilkinson. lumber man Of
lille. who WAC driving with Mrs. Jen-'
ryss at the time Of tho shooting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Houston Beats sherman by Score of Four
teen TO Five.
Houston. Tox., July ib.-shoFman took two
games from tho pirates. but when the team
got back here TO play on postponed game Oh
account OF rain, Houston put EN- down hard,
Seoto:
1850 g-H.H.E.
Houston. ..,.,........ 10000 ala ~ 2
sherman. ..,......... OO00a0|O0 o. o
Earned runs ilouatun s. Sherman 2, bat.
tcrioa-i Hardy. lsaacs and Mathews Brigance,
Maloncy aud Donger, Umpiro-proctur.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Acting through the blood, Hoods sarsa-
pArilla not only cures rcTofula. salt rheum
etc. but gives health and ylgor to the whole
body
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

on are 10 Catholic Cent. unemployed
yiil work for SIS per week, write Mac
III Brca., II Franklin storeet. Boston,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Ribbon used on the new hats Is very
wide nut 1t does not exceed tho breadth
II excellence that marks the rare dnintie8
made with Prices Cream Baking Pow