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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11
ANOTHER MINE DISASTER.
This Time Near White Oaks, New
Mexico.
AN EXPLOSION AND A IRE
Cut OFF tho Escape Of q Number Of
Miners.
Rescucrs Have Reached the Third
Level, Hut Have Not Deen Abic 90
Aid Their Brcthren--LiAt OF Those
DENVER, March 10.


A special to the Rocky Mountain
News from White oaks. n. NJ. says:
At o'clock this morning fire broke
out In the change room of the hoist
house of the Old Abe mine. and in a
few minutes the structure was a mass
of flames. 1t was completely destroy
ed, together with the wood and smith
shops.
The mill co feet away escaped without
damage. The wood work OF the shaft
was burned out and the hoistlnG ma
chine was destroyed. The damage runs
high into the thousands. but the most
distressing feature is that some men
are imprisoned in the dark depths.
whose fate is unknown.
There is little ground for hope that
they have escaped sufrocatlon 1t viii
not be possible to enter the mine to
search until tomorrow. Resculng par
ties have been unable as yet to get
down further than the third level of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

An American Consul Outlines u
Srhcmc for Ono.

Washington. March tO.-United States
Consul Murphy at Luxembourg. In n re-
port TO the state department outlines
the scheme of q national labor ex-
change which hns proven beneficial In
that grand duchy and Is facilitating the
employment Of labor It was Instituted
In 1850. and every postohicc operates in
the transmission OF offers and appll-
cations for the employment between
wage payers ana wage enrners. Offers
and applications are addressed to the
nearest poHtofiice on special postal
cards and the applications are regis
tered The lists are published In all
pOstofiices and IN railway stations. ho-
tells and public houses. The postofiees
assume no responsibility IN the busl-
moss beyond the transmission and post
ing OF applications and offers. The post
master Informs the applicant by postal
card when an effer OF employment Is
received, a statement attached shows
that during two years there were re-
ceiyed through this system 1904 nppllca-
lions for employment, and 1901 Of these
applicants were employed, During the
same time 1914 employers applied for
help and engaged 1927.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11
with Ills
Hand Mt

air shaft. The smoke and gases from
the charred wood of the hoist shaft
has penetrated to the upper levels and
it is impossible to pass them. The en-
tombed men are:
CHARLES sHERRIcK.
f. j. WILLIAMS.
FRANK WILSON.
JOHN DAVIS.
@. b. BANTER
- WHITE.
JERRY CoNoYBR
w. d. MITCHELL.
Wilson. Davis and Baxter are mar
ried. White is a new man and was on
the first shift. Williams and sherrick
are old in mining experience. and have
faced like dangers before. They are
cool headed, and II any place of safety
was to be found they found It.
The FIRE broke out while G. r.. WIKI
inson was going down in the bucket
to work. He had reached the ninth
level when the hoist was abandoned.
ana was shot down 200 feet to the thir-
seenth level. where the bucket struck.
tipped and threw him into the shaft He
was stunned. but recovered and climbed
back to the second level and escaped by
the air shaft. Mike Gallagher. Coke
Keith and Anton Howgate escaped
through the air shaft.
This is the only serious mining acci-
dent since the burning OF the South
Homestead shaft several years ago.
and two men were smothered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

me greatest In every respect they have
ever had. They will put in more and
greater attractions than ever
MT IL. II. Meyer. of Meyer Bros.
leaves today for the Eastern markets
to buy goods.
A two foot rise In the Colorado river
al this place yesterday.
G. h. HaTdcastle OF Lexington was in
Bastrop last week.
District Attorney w. y. MAYNARD is
OF attending another term of court.
Miss Alice McWilliams is visiting
AIRS. r. l.. Jenkins Of Bastrop.
MRS. L. G. Ellis of Watterson was In
Bastrop last week.
Frank Brown OF San Antonio was In
town last week.
Ben Pickett was indisposed last
week. He is convalescing.
CONGRESSMAN j. d. Sayers and wife
VIII be home next week.
Ihe Bastrop brass band serennded
r. " hsner last night. the occasion be-
ing MS forty-elghth birthday.
w. N. S2.uggs, ex-conmlssioner, was
in the city last week.
:. Or. Chas. a. Dries has been enjoying
isit from his mother, OF ST. Joe, Mo.
ne returned to her home lately.
Mrs. a. Tschudi took her daughter
mary Lou TO Austin to have an opera
ton performed. II was a success
Miss Z. Lister returned last week
from the carnival festivities at New
Sheriff Geo. w. Davis had TO make n
tflp TO Arson, Jones county, last week.
Mrs, Kate s Maynard is stlll con-
lined to her room.
Miss Myra Pollard, the elocutlonist.
went to Orange last week.
Mrs. Dr. q, II. King OF Elgin was in
the city last week, visiting.
Fishermen can be seen on the streets
daily with nice strings OF fish
w. X. Davis. late OF South Carolina.
is sick at his residence, In the north
east part OF town.
The first picnic Of The season was
had yesterday on Piney by the En-
worth league, All report a good time
ana large quantities of eatables
oscar Griesenbeck was up from La
Grange Sunday, visiting relatives.
A wild negro and voodoo doctor, Joe
| washington by name, was arrested yes.
terday for abusive language and car
RED before his honor. the mayor. Mr..
| Wild Negro began cursing and abusing
and the mayor had him sent TO Jail
for twenty-five days for contempt OF
court. He will be tried as charged
when he serves his time for contempt.
Jim Watson, constable OF Red Rock
precinct. brought in one Warren, %
years of age, charged with burglarizine
the residence of Mr.. Randle of Red
Rock. Warren was Jailed In default OF
$500 bail to await the action OF the
grand jury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Fire Boys to Have Baii-oi'y Eiee-
tion-Personnl.

Fire Boys TO Have bnii-''
tfon-Personnl.
Bastrop. Tex, March 1o.-The fire
bows are making quite a hustle for
,,e,r nasoue ball. which comes on next
Tmesday night, the 18th. at hlsner
onera. house, II will be great success
I,,servbody IL taking an interest.
mo announcements for CITY 1iiess
80. ~ come In last week. UP 10
uesnn t,,ht there were four announce
iaes ,s Tor city assessor and colleetor'
nle, sni,on,a Robert GIL. Jr., w. Z, NIL
~ ~ y KleInert and Robert j. War,
~ NJ l. II. Nash has announced
I'm lection as city marshal. Mr.
-, nae been marshal for ten yeaIs
Nas has never had but one opponent
~ ~ hts elections. He makes the peSt
~, ,,,arshai any city ever had; ne - laii
i ma 1rnnartial in his official dutieS anu
conra geous to fault. ,,.,,ar. Mos
NJ John N. Meyers, or meyers Die,
-, ono,,nce for aldermanlc hohoIs
WI, H,sel, He is live business mai
me- ~ ,,e-nn has quarantined asaihSt
,, Sa, gmIthville and Elgin, lhE
,n,,a,y and there has not neeh 49,
eunss W.. ,,nnx in the county 70 uhte.
Th,s certainly IA joke
ms Ii, fsristian church building co,n-
LIZ vim begin work on their ouiiu-
ing ~ tahn A. Erhard, a Bastrop mer.
a rst,,rned from Kansas CITY iast
"hnnt' s,.,stnees trip.
We esh. vaisest management are deter
me 10 make their annual fsaii'iues
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Dallas, Tex, March 10.-The grand
jury yesterday took a recess until
March 20.
Mr.. Leo wolfson has dagger which
his father carried while fighting under
Gen. Houston in the war of Texas IN
dependence. The blade is nine inehes
long, and on a silver plate, set IN the
handle, is engraved -. n. Wolison'
Texas war. 1885"
REV. sin Killer Griffin, accompanied
bv his choir of five negroes, arrived IN
the city yesterday from Texarkana.
where he has closed a revival, and left
last night for Denison, where ne
preached today on "solomon's Temple,
in the morning, and Mothers Love-
at night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11
nonnuLE ACCIDENT.
Mrs. Thomas Allen Killed ny n Mis-
souri, pnrinc Train.

st. Joseph. Mo-. March l0.-At the
Missouri Pacific crossing, Mrs. Thomas
Allen was instantly killed tonight Ger
tic, her 10 year old daughter, dangers
oualy and Miss Martha Deacon, II
ycars old, fatally injured. The three
ladies' were returning from church and
drove upon the crossing lust as tho
Missouri Pacific fast mail from tho
East Numbered up.
Mrs. Aliens body was shocltlngly mu-
tilated. aud she ana her daughter were
carried 300 feet on this engine pilot be-
fore the train could be stopped.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

DcuperHdocs Defy officers and Are
Itonstcd 60 Death.


Ionstcd TO death.
Little Rock, March 10-A special
from Enterprise. l. T., says that posse
In pursuit of two men who had stolen
thirty horses in the choetaw nation.
followed the thieves for three days,
finally surrounding them ten miles east
OF that place. The thieves refused t.
surrender and kept up constant firing.
having dismounted from their horses
and taken to the woods. The posse
pressed them closely and the flght was
kept up for two or three hours. both
pursued and pursucrs firing as rapidly
as they could load revolvera. one of
the posse. In trying to head off tho
, thieves. received bullet In his arm.
shattering It. causing him to fall from
his horse. Finally the party massed
and charged the two criminals, forcing
them to take refuge in a cabin. Here
the thieves barricaded themselves and
defiantly proclaimed that they would
not be taken alive. After repeated ef-
forts to induce them to give up the
house was set on fire. sun the three
men inside refused to come out. They
sim threatened death to any OF the
posse who ventured near. At last the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Uncle sam Brings China and Japan
Together.

Uncle sam Brings China and Japan
Together.
New York. March lo.--A cable to the
World, dated Toxic March 10. says;
China has been informed in general
terms Of the conditions upon which
Japan will consent to peace. Japan
has been notified that China is ready
to accept these conditions and to sign
a treaty. The correspondence by means
OF which this agreement was arrived
at was carried on through the United
States ministers to the two Countries
Dunn at Toxic and DENLY at Pekln.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

sierra Mojada, Mexico, March TO-
Frank Ward and II. d. sample. two
American prospectors who left here a
few weeks ago for the mining camp OF
Casano, near the Rio Grande border,
were attacked by band OF Mexican
outlaws and robbed Of their money and
horses. The outlaws escaped across the
river into Texas. They are the same
band OF renegades who have committed
~ many murders and robberles on
both sides of the border during the
naat few years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11
A nInrI.ct Tor mnnser.

Washington, March i0.-United States
Consul Bruhl AT catania. Italy. has
discovered a fine market for ready
built American frame houses OF from
two to I'VE rooms. well hrnced. Of low
price. The recent and frequent earth
qunkcs in Sicily and Catalonia have de-
stroycd or damaged many buildings
poorly braced. a member OF the royal
earthquake commission has Interested
himself in the subject, and tho consul
"a anxious 10 obtain illustrated cata-
logues from the American manufacture
crs to lay before the commission.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

New orleans. March 1o-As there y
M work done on the river front on
SUNDAYS. qulet prevailed today The
imnorfei screwmen from Galveston
have returned home and the regular
mon will probably go TO work tomor-
Tov The mob last night threw about
$1,000 worth OF screws and loading
Condiments into the river. The city.
under the law, will have TO pay Tor illi
the property destroyed. a NUMBER VI
arrests have been made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

The brutal crueIues Of the Turks in
Armcnin.

London. March iO--An undated dis
patch from Moosh to the Telegraph
says that deputation OF fourteen sur
vivors of the Sassoun massacre APP
peared before the Turkish commission
and narrated the story OF the butchery.
They presented written statement,
copy OF which was given to the Tele-
graphs correspondent one OF the
members Of the deputation was a priest
named Petross. belonging In the village
OF Ghellyegoozan. where the pit acei-
dent occurred. The statement fully
corroborates the worst details already
published. The document and the EVIL
dence made powerful impression on
the commission. Other dispatches to
the Telegraph. dated March .. declare
tha4 the two hundred witnesses who
had been examined declare that the
Armeniana provoked the saHsoun mas
sacre. These witnesses give disgusting
tales OF Turkish cruelties The COM
mission Is working slowly, owing TO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

,s,.eaaeisco, March lO.-Prlyate ad-
\ ~ ". here today and give ac-
Y interesting letters from Mgr.
I, y omcials of Guatemala con-
~ "a eountry's following the
N Nicaragua in sending to
|tb.Iannyoy extraordinary and min
Isra..,Ipotentiary. In the course OF
Zen, lent reference is made as to
|,o,le'y under the United States
|lsst Mn OF Official relations between
IN M and Rome, and an inter
s,,,,s, given of that feature OF
h ebnr.oi,on relative to the separa-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

49,. TEX, March 10.-Bosque's
\ Thss.ed and lncarcerated one
,,iTioo,nnason last night charged
was cotton in Erath county.
I'm al ,,ihIrews OF Stephenville.
ltha s sd Stephens, alias Swan
|c4i tr ss,sssanlted with fatal intent
clli,asnt conductor on the Santa
h Bovd was also broubht in by
~ and lodged in jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Colorado Springs. Col. March 10.-A
letter Just received by the sumner uni
verslty managers here from Precedent
Andrews OF the Brown university. Provf
dencc. II. l.. cancels that gentlemani
engagement for next summer lie
says: Il expect to be In July eithei
abroad at the monetary conference 0i
getting ready TO 60"
The letter IN Important for the fac
conveyed that the international none
tary conference Is TO be held this yeaI
and President Andrews Ia to be one 0,
Mr. Clcvoland'r appointces thereto.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Cincinnati. March 1O.-rhe wrecklng
crew and divers have been working all
day, but recovered no additional bodies
of those who were lost when the Long
fellow was sunk last Friday. Parts NJ
the wreck are strewn along the river
for forty miles. Today there were more
pirates than ever and the gang worked
recovering wreckage. Much of the bag
gage and effects OF the passengers has
been recovered, and most OF the freight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Cordoba, State OF Vera Cruz. Mexi-
90 March 10.-rhe peak OF orizaba, an
ancient volcano, Is In state OF erup-
Hon. The signs OF disturbance began
Ia manifest themselves Sunday night
and have Increased in force constantly
aimee. 1t Is now vomiting poisonous
gas and thick volumes OF smoke are
emitted from one hundred apertures In
lis great NAV.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Pittsburg. Pa. March t0.--John
sweeny OF Allegheny was literally
roasted alive at his home this morning.
His wife was so badly burned In her
efforts 10 rescue him that she had to
be removed to the hospital. whore she
" IN very serious condition. sweony
had been drinking heavily last week
and was under the DOCTORS care. He
was recovering and on Saturday night
was sleeping alone. An exploded lamp
I auaed the FIRE,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

New York. March 1O.--rhe World to-
morrow will say;
District Attorney Fellows IL author
i,y for the statement that oyer and
Termlner grand jury. which since jan
uary has been investigating the po-
lice and other city departments. Will re-
port to Justice lngraham this morning
and file batch of indictments. II II
understood that these indictments Will
deal with the police department only.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Washington, March Interpretations
were made at the observatory and other
places TO observe the total eclipse OF the
moon tonight, but owing 20 the foRgy
weather and the quantity OF clouds IN
the sky no accurate Views could be
made. Even the exact time Of the be-
ginning and ending could not be learn
ed. There was a great many people In
the streets watching the progress or
the eclipse whom the moon was visible
between the clouds. The principal OBJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Cape Hattcras, March 9.-Thc presh
dent and his party remained aboard
the Violet all day today In the even
ing the wind was stu strong enough
to make It very unpleasant for n smhi
boat getting to and from THE binds
No hunting was done but the part,
nre having q pleasant time abonrd tn,
ship. II Is not decided vet how loni
the Violet viii stay here. but she VIII
probably romain over Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Cape Tatteraa. N. C.. March lO,--Arr
Cleveland and his party tlded oven
Sunday BY taking q cruise 20 Pamllce
Sound. The Violet left Cape liatterns
about o'clock this morning She
steamed south past Hatieraa 70 ocro'
l1ee inlot and returned at this even.
ing. The weather IN delightful and tho
trip was enjoyed by all aboard.
weather permitting. n good days
sport IN expected tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Toledo. o., March 1o.-The Toledo
high school building. four-atory brick
building, occupying the square bounded
BY Madison, Adams Michigan and
Tenth streets, and one OF the best APP
pointed educational buildings In this
part OF tho country. was almost com
pieteiy destroyed by IRE between and
o'clock this (Aiondayj morning, Tho
losy IL estimate 900. with tn
surance unkuQY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Baltimore. Md. March l0.--Cnrdinnl
Gibbons VIII sail from New York for
Rome the nrst week In May A light
attack OF Influenza at present affects
his eminencc II does not. however. in
ttrfero with his clerical duties. Today
his eminence preached the sermon Mt
solemn high mass In the church Of tho
Immaculate Conception and In the az
ternoon In the same church admins
tered the rite OF confirmation to 900
children and adults.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Washington. March 9.--senators
Jones and Teller OF the proposed In
ternntlonal commission are preparing
70 leave for their homes. They met at
the capitol today and held n brief
conference, at which they concluded
that there was no probability OF the
commission having occasion 10 come
together until some time In the SUM
mer II II be called az all. and that any
meeting now would be premature and
unnecessary,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Hold Services in the Various New
York Methodist Churches.

New York. March 1O.--Servlces were
held in the various Methodist Episeo-
pal churches today under the auspices
of the deaconesses.
Miss Kate Curtiss of this city spoke
at the Central Methodist Episcopal
church, where the usual Sabbath ser
Vices were conducted by the pastor,
Miss Morton spoke on the Growth
and Development of the Deaconesses
of America" and Miss Curtiss ON some
personal experiences
Miss Lucy Roger-Meyer of Chicago,
the originator of the deaeoness move
ment, spoke in Grace Methodist Episeo-
pal church. Rev. DR.. Weakley OF Gin
clnnati lectured at the Madison avenue
Methodist Episcopal church on the
Ministry of the eDaconesses Among
tha Sick"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Reading, Pa, March 10. AIRS. Susan
Dautrich, aged 90 years, who was Bit
ten In the hand by a strange dog, which
she cook out OF the cold week ago.
died hero today. She showed all the
symptoms OF hydrophobia. and all the
terrible sufferings OF a person afflicted
with the rabies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11
DUBLIN BUDGET.
I Kidney johnson Camp-A Cot
ion Center-Notes.

I Ndney johnson Camp-A Cot
ton Center--Notes.
EE,a' Tex. March 1O.-Thirty ex-
.siales met yesterday in Justice
e'9s Office and organized Albert
'ohnson camp. w. j. Saulsbery
el.ei commander; j. j. Eager,
.alenant; S. T. Oldom, second
|-1hli L. Il. Gillett, adjutant; X.
~ quartermaster; r. A. Ross,
II, s. Wrim, chaplain; dele
attend the annual encamp-
United Confederate Veterans
r,on, May 22, w. j. Saulsbery:
I,usit and h. II. Mccain; alter
" J. Long, b. Green and C. II.
ascoming in again 20 to 40 bales
BUSINESS good.
n mas received to date $4,000
so'lon. Work on the two new
Nv will begin in a few days.
|.0 alil at this place has on hand
ssa 70 run until July |. There
Y ,ed about 1000 steers by the
y, ~ others. There is Il fine sea-
. w ground, and farmers are
'"s oats and preparing for a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Yokohama, March 1O.--on Thursday
Inst the Japanese captured the coast
forts near Yingkow. the port for New
chwang. Tho forts held out after the
capture OF Yingkow. on Saturday the
Japanese army attacked n force OF
10000 chlnoTe under General Sung nc
Thleng Chwang Tai. For four hours a
fierce battle waged. but the Chinese
were defeated after losing 1000 killed
or wounded. The Japanese loss was
only 90 killed or wounded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Sect OF the observation at the obscrva-
tory was to make correct calculations
as 10 the diameter OF the moon by OBJ
serving the cxact time OF occuitatior
OF fixed stars. There were. however
only six OF such occultations. and ths
cloudiness prevented any advantage
being taken OF them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Elizabeth. n. j., March 10, -Sylvester
Herman, the defaultcr. who left here on
July ~, 1894, and was arrested In Gal
weston on Wednesday last, arrived hero
this morning In company with Chief
OF Police Tenney The amount of hla
defalcation liz $4,000, and there are two
charges OF forgery against him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Topeka. Kan. March 10. That better
times prevail In Western Kanaas Is
evidenced by the fact that twelve ooun-
ties have notified Governor Morrill, that
they nro Ia need OF no further outside
aid Tho Legislature had appropriated
100000 TO distribute among the de9ti-
tuto of Topeka and other counties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Indianapolis, Ind. March io-Ex-
President Harrison. after . weeks ill
ness that threatened at one time 10
take dangerous turn. is rapidly re-
covering and Will be able TO be out in
q few days. The danger point has now
been passed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Richmond. Va. March 1o.-The man
who died last night from starvation
and exposure has been positively iden-
tined as Lcary II. Arthur OF ONO. He
was found In boxcar. partially loaded
with coal 1t Is not known how he
got there. and he had been In the cur
probably a week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

CIV !, March 1O.-capt. shep-
itceiyss me revenue marine SER
b IN, sa cable dispatches today
1 Z IN ~ ,"e revenue cutter Perry.
Phase route from New York to
mas reached Valparaiso.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11

Denton, Tex, March 9.-The first OF
the series Of bicycle races occurred at
6 o'clock today Seven contestants en-
tered, but only two completed the three
mile course. James Wright came in
first and Joe Blewett second. Both rode
Columbia wheels
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-11
LOCAL OPTION nLECrIoNs.


Ladonia, Tex, March 9.-The prohlbi-
tion election passed Off very quietly, re-
sultlng as follows: For prohibition 500;
against prohibition 319. Gober box, in
l--ls precinct, has not been heard from.