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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20

attendance was not 30 largo MS the DAY
before. Ex-Governor Lubbock smoke ia
the forenoon. His speech was an NJ his
torlcm "reminiscences OF war tin,ca, ana
he devoted some time to telling ahat
Texas and Texans did for the cause OF
the confedcrnoy.
Ia the afternoon Major II. u. Boane
or Navasota spokei he gave history q
rccona,ruction days and the mnny t'ihls
that the people OF the South endured
during that time. He denied The ,tatc-
mcnt that there was u New YOUTH no
had no sympathy with Grady'a speech at
Boston about the New South. said that
men who had fought for four ionk years
and then survived four more years OF
reconstruction and had bullt up the South
were not new men, but the old blood and
energy Of the Old South.
The Officers FOR the ensuing tenn are.
James A, Wheeler. commhnlar. j. u.
Miller. first lieutenant r. y. Talley.
second lieutenant; II, u. bradford. uhiu-
tent and treasurer; a. j, McVay. ensign
Rev VI. u, Hernborn, chaplin. Marion
Clay, chief OF artillery. After the cleo.
ton OF officers the vast throng. led by
tile choir sung God BE with You TIN
We Meet Again" This, tho seventh ro-
union. was successful and enjoyable
one, nothing occurring TO mar the pleas.
ure In any respect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20

Morales, Texas, August lion the 18th
Instant the death angel visited the homo
OF n. II, q, Thctford ana took from its
midst the loving wife and mother. The
funeral took place on tho 18th ut tho
cemetery near Mornlea, ana host OF
relatives and friends followed the be-
loved dead to her llnUl resting place sho
has been II patient sufferer FOR years, but
uod was her comforter and all was meek
~ horne. for hOr trust In God was ntm
and her life was noble Christian life.
and now God has called her home, whore
all IL peace aud love, and although many
will be- done" Mrs. Martha Thotford was
horn ia Fort Bend county December 4.
1915, She leaves an aged husband two
daughters and q host of sofrowiug rel
otlvos and crlcnds to mourn her loss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20

after the original message had been dts
patched.
TeieEraphing to the stars would how
ever, be Il much more tedious matter.
Take ilrst the case OF tho very nearest
OF those twinkling points OF light, namely,
Alpha ccntnuri The transmission OF a
Geographic message 10 this distant sun
would indeed tax the patience The Key
IL pressed down. the message hounds on
on It's journey. u wings Us way along
the wire with that velocity sufficient 10
carry II iSO,Oco mllcs In single second OF
time. Even the nearest of the hinrs Is.
however, sunk into space to a distance
so Overwhelming that tho time required
for the journey IA not u quo4tlon OF soc-
onds, OF minutes. not OF hours, not OF
days, not OF weeks, nor even OF months.
for no less than four years would have
to pass by before the electricity had ac.
complished Tits stupeWous Journey,
Alpha Contauri IL, however, merely tho
nearest Of these stars. We have yet to
indicate the distances OF those which AFRO
mere remote, Lock w tonight toward
tho heavens, ana among the thousanda
OF twinkllng paints which delight our
eyes, there Is many ono up there so far
on that IL, after the battle OF Waterloo
had been won IN iSi5 the Duke OF Well
ington had tclcgraphed the news to theeo
stellar deptha. tho message would not
standing the fact that for eighty ycara
II has been lashing along with that
lightning velocity which would carry Il
seven times round the earth tn the inter-
val between the two ticks of the clock
There nro stars farther sim. Enrtlfy
your eyes with telescope and direct II
towards tho Sky. over our heads there
are thousands Of stars 20 remote, that,
II the nows OF the discovery OF Amorio .
by Columbus had beon circulated far and
wide through the universe. by the In.
atrumcutnllty or the telegraph thoSa
thousands Of stars to which | now refer
are elevated into huaudlrss spnre to al.
tltudca 50 stupandoup that the announce
mont would not yet have reached Thorn
Aud We have SIN one more Atet to take
Lot rs think OF tho telegraph wire that
Il supposed to run from tho earth Ia ono
Of those stars which are only known TO us
by the Impressions they make ON photo
graphic plate, II ar0,uy Vrrtnln that many
OF those stars ore No remote that 70 the
glad tidingp Of the nrat Christmas ~
ButhlChoni. iAi yoatu Ago. had been dis,
somlnRtod through tho universe by tho
awiftcst electric curivut ever known yot
these stars arc no inconcoivAhly remote
that an the seconds witch have elapsed
IN The 1891 yvnrn of our WnHrnt crn, would
not have suniccd FOR thc journey,
hut 70 utY reader OF the1r lines should
entertain any mlHgiNiugn as 10 the reality
bf these Htullar distances then thcrr la
one consideration whloh specially com.
mcud 10 his notice Remember that space
seems TO ua 10 hr houndloW f0r our
imagination can conceive mo- limtn, There
mint u would soom DO dopiha Of aparo
thougands Of tlmcH or indeed millions Of
times, grutcr than those of which have
spoken We eau conceive Of no boundary.
for cvon. " that ouluHtial vault OF crystal
fglNtgU Nflfltflt thn unftRHla HNftftnuEsl nj
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20

Abboyile This vicinity has been visit
cd 10y good rains for tho past few days
Rice crop Is good. aud harvesting Will
soon commence In good shape,
Hammond -Mlss Horiha NJ Chapman,
daughter OF William Chapman. formerly
agent OF the Illinois Central at this point,
and Edwin NJ Cole OF MCCumh CltY
Miss, We're married at the residence OF
the brldo'a parents August 10.
Mprcuuyillc.-- CatorpllnrB ana boil
worms have made their appearance IN
THIS section, and, although they are not
IN great numbers at present, II Is feared
that IN a short dime there Will be Il great
quantity OF both, and great damage will
result to cotton,
Ouk Rilge..-A heavy ruin fell here
which was not needed a. " enabled cot.
ton and boil wurua to do greater dam
age to the plant Indications arc for
more rain and serious damage from the
worms. Farmers are gloomy
Baton Rougc.--A preliminary examine
tlun was hud Ia the case OF state Ns.
william MclrcW CHARGED with the lnui-
der Of NuH Weaver on the ari NJ AusuuI
After hearing the WltutrHta uuu thn uraue
meut Of counsel, the judge rlWNud,d The
accused TO iuil without the hvucHt on hIdt
Lake Charles, Another Of tnlpHsicu'a
landmarks has crossed the great diylo,
and thr ranks OF the oldest mhahil ants
are steadily thinning out Adeph
Escouhus, at the ugr OF n years, h"euiu.
ed his last at midnight, Friday. rae was
a native OF TnrbtH tlUutua HyrcurDH,
France, and came TO this country M lSiL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20


BAN DIEGO rho commissioners court
appointed y. A. Bodet county treasurer.
George Bodot, who was elected county
treasurer last election. having rendered
his resignation.
MARION Tho store Of IIacuol & He'll
man was broken Into by iblsyes ana
about $40 or 500 worth Of clothing pistols
and watches were taken. There W no clue
TO the robbers
ABlLBNE-Two thousand dollars has
been raised and " now IN bank hero 20 re-
build the boarding hall at Simmons Bnp-
list college Th9 contract has been lot
and work has begun.
VICToRfA-John Aleey, oolored. wanted
for murder IA knrncE county noycrol
months ago, was arrested By Sheriff
sullivan FridAy hud viii bn tnkon 10
Karnes city by shnrin Scale,
ARLINGToN-Two masked men entered
tho residence of Dir. y, ~ Grimm md
bound him aud his son Milton and robbed
them Of nearly 400. The robbers left them
bound. There " no clue Az to who thoy
were.
auERafAN--Judga Bliss overruled tho
motion FOR q new trial In tho case OF
william Gnihes, given fve years for as
snult 20 XIII Charles Koch. Gaines viii DO
called for TRIAL on Monday next for the
subsequent killing Of Koch In this city
July ).
BgiLvILLIi--The lnto session Of tho
commissioners court received a petition
from Hlxty-onc voters OF the Scaly school
corporation asking that an election for
local option DO ordered AZ that place. The
petition was granted and the election or
dered for September 10
FLoHEsViLLls--Th pablo schools
throughout the county VIII generally open
on tho first Monday IN September, Hey-
erai teachers have already made publloa-
tion Of the fact. FloreHyllle academy
school has large number OF pupils en-
rolled than ever before.
LocKfiARr-Tax Assessor Fam An
derson has completed Caldwell connty's
tax rolls. Total valuation OF property
tt,Isd0Tf; total ta1auons Including nal
specials, tH6p.s5; number OF acres OF
land. sAueN value Of hind, s2,ai9.iig
vairr Of city real estate. tda,ias; ayergc
value ~ land ner acre, fdso, number OF
horses, me-. number OF caftic. ii,sSs; mum
her OF hogs, 55s2; value Of iserchandiso.
mi so, amount Of money. sasses, value %
miscellaneous property. isii,oG
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20

dnrlaud-Tho free Mothodat state camp
meeting convened, The attendance II
umull, but u large number OF oampcrl are
expected later,
Garlund-Thc Baptist meeting at this
place conducted by Rov. n. G. Pendcr OF
pouHun, Is proving u success. About nfty
conversions have resulted 80 far and many
marc expected
Bnstrup-Aftcr u delightful months stay
al Rorkport, Raya, Fred Allen and !.
n. Morgan passed through this city this
week TO assist In the Cedar Greek camp
meeting next week,
sweet Iomt-The colored Methpdlsts are
carrying on quite a Huccrssful urhor muoi-
ing, Rev, Belts, tho pastor, ~ being as
sisted by Revu. Smith Of Columbus. Lewis
of Yoakum aud Woakley Of iallotsyille.
Fort worthIrho revival in prosrosa at
the First Methodist church has been very
successful. Rev Horace bishop has
preached nightly TO large crowds. and
there have hocn several conversions and
additions to the church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20

\ i*aumont, Texas, August is.--Prcsldent
\. =, Fletcher aud Secretary q. II. Mul-
saNo' me TeNW Tram and Lumber COM
sn D. ~ Gilbert Of the beaumont
irppr company, ". w, Potter Of the
nnlee Lumber company, all Of Beau
PONY j. A. Hrniley of The j. A. bentley
amber company OF Plank, q. AZ. Hooks
,ho Hooks Lumber company, Hooks
3s9li j. N, Johnston OF tho Warren
Inesf company, Warren, left tonight To
s MN ulr meeting OF the Texas and
3lSsrl llmhcr Mauuflctnrlrs' naso-
usn ~ Houston tomorrow.
h 19hn II. KIRBY accompanied by
In @.khter Miss Beside May. arrived In
I'm, lhH morning ana went w the
sr ,nesenmont and KapHas city rail-
bos,,.. h'y returned tonight and left for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20

c.,,mbin Texas, August il.--ln taking
s",nr trip over this branch OF the In
sa.,nstional and Great Northern road II
80 NV good fortune 70 be Under the
s.r,ciai care OF Conductor w. IL, Ran
sone one Of the best Informed men that
rrr pulled bell rope. Leaving tho
] 49, metropolis OF Houston, we went
.nssMnr over tho rich prairie lands IN
! ~ sandy olnt, the best shipping point
trs,ween Houston ana Columbia. was
cached. The frat man 1 met, aud he
4 IL ,bo leading business spirit OF the place,
80 Mr. q, Cleveland. From Sandy Point
!, ylslted the famous Darlington plau-
3tatlon. consisting of 1900 acrcs. of which
3lsO are under cultivation, ana pene-
.traied by tho celebrated oyster creek
mich touches nothing but the richest
6latlom lands In Bazorla county, This
Iniantation is the property of Meaars. +.
4 n willis n Bro, of Galveston, and Is IN
sbaree OF Colonel u. j. u. Cash. under
xheee care the broad acres have been
snhlyated Tor 10 these many years, toi-
4 onel Cash ~ broad minded liberal and
M rressiyc Here seveuty-iive men, HlNty
4 al whom urc cnhyiCts, til the line soil.
Colonel Cash geporta the prospects very
taattorlng Tor cotton and ribbon cane,
] loih OF which grow In greut luNurl1ncc'
4 Returning to tho Point | met Mr.. c..
W..
I'm Eagln Lake. lie Is visiting old friends
4 and ii is needlesB 10 say IN meeting with
4 ,hat warm welcome he 70 we'll deserves,
\ Here at Columbia. venerable eubstln-
Itlal aud still active In all that goes to
+ make good town, found many old
Remembrance ono In especial being MIR.
IN. l.. Smith, who came here twenty
ffour years ugo, u pcuulless boy and to-
HAY ranks among the merchant princes
i or BraEorla county. lie " also Il great
'steambont man. being 0wnOr OF all the
:large boats on the BruguY.
4 ME J. y. Wright IL also prominent
Ibusiness man, aud h" enjoys largo
zifade No one knows better how 10 mako
b visitor ENJOY "a hDmo-lika feeling than
IMr, Wright.
! Thomas Benson, the cedar man ~ tho
Irragos, now has on hand about SJh
worth Of fnc cedar Among others
tas happy IN cncounterlng were Colonel
4gohn Adrlance IAN eN-diroctor Of the ~.
Rhnd NJ collcgr q. II. Hurtla, manager
~ Smiths storei VIM, Burkhnrt. county
hitorneyi John G. Underwood and others,
9toc numerous to mention, &,
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NOR JIM ouMMiNuA
Frank James sure hts Ola Cpmpnr-
Ion Was Nn, the Colorado Man,

INNWh bNiAfN FhNf AiAN VIZ WIN INV
Ion Was Nat thc Colorado Nan
st. Louis Republic.
Frank James docs mot holcyo Nat mn
old friend and pal. lim CVMpings, WON
ahol and Killed al Telluride, COLD, las,
"ira q thousand to ono shot, SAD
James TO Republic topuri1r ypatrr4Hy,
"that tho city mprHnAl OF lullutiuo, JiNuVH
CLARK wan not Jim tuWailugf re may
have been some Missouri rummlnrs lui
Ind too much Hpnno TO DO Oily niurahal
OF any town lie couldn't possibly huyu
escaped recognition out In mat country
IN tho old days aud wouldn't hostato 20
give MIN vi in the hope Vt securing a ro-
ward. n ! remember tightly thtru Nio 81
n9mbur Of indictments hhnHing over Cum
lin cummlngp was horn In clay county
Mo. nftysfour NontH ago, wlthln llr'n
mileR OF the home nf the lamea bpyf,
Prank and Jesse lnmoa. rumminHs, the
NouuEvra aud others Of the bnud that
hocame famous for 10 daring fohbvreH
together When the war came OH they
ospouted tho cause OF the CnnlcdorucN
and nll enlisted Ia the company lhhi WAS
raised il clay county and the ndIolnlnE
country by the notorious Qunntrull cum
mlngt served through the war with guam
Shortly after the war Cummings was
suspected OF huylug robbed hank al
Liberty, but nothing could be proved
against MIN, Later lie VIA arrested Iui
stealing horses gave bond aud jumped
the bond Then he iulnol tho James boys
and The ioungrtg aud wnh with them ~
nearly all their blk jobs When Cole aud
Jim Younger conceived the idea Of going
up to Nurthneld, Mimi, 10 rob the bnnk
there. CUMMINGS opposed tho project
stronuOuHly but tho sentiment at The
gang was IN favor ui II aud The httampi
was made, Win the disastrous rosullH
that are a matter Of history Cummings
INFUSED 10 accompany the party,
when the James hOya uunO hnck Ia
Missouri after their hwfnl nght aud mar
row escape from the MINNESOTA mob,
Cummings Joined thn gang again. IN
lAi9 or therOpboutH no. IN company with
Jesse James, Tucker linshnn WI Ryan
and others, held ~ q chicago aud Alton
train and furnished material for tho hiHl
shortly after THIS fummiDRH rode Into
Independence on houohnrk and cngultcd
an attorney concerning his uhunC.g OF
getting clear 0f the riargo Of robblnR
The train II he aurNndrrodi The attorney
assured him that conviction was certain.
VOL, then" said jim, 'l'll lrHyp the
liz walked downstairs leisuroly from tho
lawyers office, mounted hts horse nnd
roep away Since that time Jim CUM
minga has not been seen ~ Missouri,
Frank Iamen thnughtfully hpui on tho
ground yesterday and remarked quietly,
''rhni couldn't have been jim You Hen,
Jim was one Of those men that won't lot
nobody shoot him"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20

whltcsJoro, Texas. August iO.-The
Grayson County Baptist association com
Ncned last night and wan called TO order
by Moderator j, Is, T.. Williams with n.
u, Jorgnn secretary and II. o. llmrinB-
ton treasurer
Rev Robertson preached to crowded
house.
There are about forty-nyo churches isp-
resented by about 100 delegates The
church letters show u good state OF az
fairs throughout.
This morning the old Officers were re-
elected, except for secretary Rev. j. W.
Stuytun was elected to that office, tho
former clcrlS, Mr., Jorgan. having re-
signed. The association will continue un-
III Monday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20
rnn nnrrns op srAcn.
Distances 80 Overwhelming That IN
Mind Can Not Conceive of Theni,


Mind Can Not conceive Of Them,
Let un suppose. says Sir Robert Bail, the
astronomer, that telegraph lines, Instead
OF being merely confined to The EARN,
were extended throughout tho length and
dopth Of space Lei one wire Htrotch from
the earth to- tho moon, another from tho
earth 70 tho run, another from the EARN
10 the nearest bright star, another from
the earth TO faint telescope star, nnd
finally, let wire DO stretched all the
way from tile earth 20 one or more dis
tant stars. Let u now see what the very
shortest time would be M which mess
age might DO transmitted 10 each OF these
several destinations. First, with respect
70 the moon. our satellite ", comparative
~ speaking. 80 near TO us that but NJ
lie more than a second would be Required
for a signal 10 travel tblthcr from tho
earth. Tho san IL. however, many tlmeh
farther away than the moon. and tho
time required Tor Hendlng message 10
the sun would he corTesp0ndlngiy longer,
The sun q, indeed. 10 far that when the
key had bspn pressed down, ana the olce-
trio wave Ind shot forth along the solar
wire to purAue iia route at that etupcn-
dGua speed which would permit Il 10 place
q glfdle seven times around The earth In
o second, yel alght minutes would have
10 lcopsa Gro the electric wave had passed
from tho earth 10 the sun. An answer
sent back from the sun would require
another olsht mnut - for &c return ibur-
ncy, NO that n there were no undue delay
at the solar posioffce, We might cH-
poet reply wltaln half an hour OF 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20
rn1nn lAcI,soN M n AWE.
fhc nlg Fellow Likes the French
styic OF uONinn,

This fact that wealthy London snort.
ing man published an oticr, In thv SPORT
Champion jim Cqr6ett Tor $1,000 aside,
has again started the tongue OF sport
dom washing ~ TO the probability aud
many admirers OF the Australian la this
country, Who think he mas an even break
with. gQrbott, and many claim that Peter
no oontest' battle at Ban Eianoisco
gomo TOW years lgo, Wen. N my opinion,
had the sable champion been right" on
would, IN all probabilities have renamed
g. Pc defended By John Y, sullivan for
sullivan would have drawn the color line
on Peter. Corhcit being ant OF the race.
would have lgrt no other candidate cx-
cupt Paddy slnyin. whom, ! think, would
Today u Inc aSsiioS ' IL aitos"lhsr wy ' df,
terrut one. Im COrbctt. ucuordlug 10
my way Of thinking, lays way over Jack
unutpst hetwren Potter and Jim nud that
would be l,u easy Victory for our Amvri'
Gann ohamniieqn Jackson IS now "a London
heavy wrb.ht w6a IL In tommunieatioS
MN 5 nf srnli ne XIX sNSn w WA nfw
The i'rennh mode Of Eoif-dnfuuso Tho
fact that IacEsnn wnn ridinW Il wheel
S,d 2ol sGrpS'SS Pc ~ !h9 lSI for Re, Re,
tumble from tho Fnont ntcrd In sim ifrnns
cisco about two yenra ago iiut oithuurh
he learned 10 ride nnI ,yua oftrn ae"n
mixing nm early moruinT amin thrnurh
tioidvn tinto Park diI mi thinE NJ
wnH ntnlriSntlv rnntivntsd Win the ma.
limo 10 bD ninub.red nmonp ihese vim
have The wheel hhht In All nTigrnynteJ
form
IA now npn,nrs that Peter hnH bOeone
IA Mn. itv@tV M ,i,t NM i,nt hS,,,, ,'i,.t'd
Vrofident ~ thg iIi5hpnip Whonlnt.s
t7yrlinr rhlG "A iondon orranizatibn WIN
I'nf.b,nrlgra nt the iWIi AM iInts hoiei
Trutiah 'raun (6nd noi / Inv, slnee
i.arn,l NOW pUtsr npnntti9d hiutsrf
wttb uiuph dinnitv while nrealdinW WNor
a InI'llng rnnVrH Wivpu hy IN HIM.
DATA WNHl'rl lRrtnIn nm Jov,unt,t
"a a. uttt,rtui ftirn al gnegd un nj. rnf,iV
and ID hc Esupa M III naGa Mid maGa
t0u.o OF uIf 1tcods ridofa lopig 10 thrir
Wuirlr va hna ilso d'nlinyh Il GOOD dFal
~ nN nuat,au a. luitpsrriiig dilfiGuli
tr.Ri OH XVI * IoSL tf'rehlnk. TX NAV
II ioits. prtrd th Wun getip 10 riifrg'I
t. Jloircu to bnyo a pinp wilton in
"a hi5h tra1il rt, "a ,Jhnri and heat tbs
Wpli.d ,r, ro o,,, ~, Ill w. ~, ,,, ,rn
M" H,rhiil 5f lWnsndIf,r Gnn9er ~ ""'"
vi l,ian htsnif e'1ni4 va4kor ,,,lo,t.
~ "a hi9 prn,t Xxx ~ "A ,yh,DIt,nn ~
gltg WinV'lntIy IA IA a1,i,tt p KIM d a.
uiiin ~ t6 re,n that Ga IA ,uiie tai,pn
XIX Wi6 h, "tJ4uNh g,if,i14 VA uitii,n
nf p.t,isS d Non rthJrl - ''''''
ni INA ID W0rk M, Iinfla nj TIM icoiisa
u,rraT.s ana vps thsrs thnT i nrat
ANY, 1n piVntc'h t'he Frrnch chnmiian
wna hhviug n aot.1 win nnOthnr nthlste,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20
rms srASronp GEMS.
whit one Woman IL Wiling 20 Sac
uIll.... IL. III. AI..I.AnrA III IIrr Aun.

MhHt one woman ~ WHINE 10 en'-
riiirc 10 The Mrmory Of Her son.
It n now nn established fact that Mrs.
Leland stanford Of Han Francisco, Cal,
Will sell her entire collection " Jewels
40 that she may apply tho proceeds 10
carrying on The Leland Stanford, w., uni-
yerFity at Palo Alto. The diamondB, which
compose most Of tho collection, are valued
at from ti,000,0 O0 10 ss,01Q,D0Q,
Tho standard diamonds haye always
figured prominently among The posans lions
of the late California millionaire. There
are few cholcor collections OF gems. even
among the royal families OF the Ola
World. or course, they have always been
tho especial property " Mrs. Stanford,
but her husband was fully a. Interested
In them as Hha. He bought four sets or
diamonds for her when the yaluables Or
Queen Isabella OF Spain were sold IN
Paris, and paid upwards OF sCoO.oQo for
tho four. one set n Of the Eionen known
az tho "biua diamonds" as they emit
violet rays by day. another has pink rays
IN rs stones; the third set a d yellow
diamonds, az yellow AZ topaz, and tho
fourth ~ Of flawieaH white stones. Each
act has o tiara or nerklnee. pendant
brooch, earrings. from four 10 six brace
leta and some finger rings. all " tho
same style and mako and OF corresponds
Ing stones. In addition 10 those. Mrs.
Stanford has rome genuine binek ga
mnnds, cut pear-ahapfd, and numerous
other diamond ornaments In a variety OF
styles.
one necklace. not belonging 10 any OF
tho aeia above named, u valued nt iio0.-
01l and lts pendants NJ $1,000. This vas
manufactured 10 order by tho lirm OF
Tiffany a CO.. and eonElsta OF large col
orcd diamonds intermixed with small
white diamonds, ruhifa. Hppphiros ana
emereida, all or the purfst water. a bnnd
ii large yellow diamonds ftelrcles The
throat, each SET W smaller white stones.
Bclow this band is placed norlaied de-
sign In smBll white diamonds and erlorod
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20

Palestine, Texas August iS-The fast
mail, limited, arrived here tonight. nve
minutes ahead OF schedule time. leaving
galveston at y. m. with a train full
OF passengers On the train ware u. j,
Price assistant general passenger agent
OF the International and Great Northern:
j. G. Gregory, divlsion superintendent
Joe Morrow, ticket agent at Galveston,
George u. Hunter. ticket agent ne IIous.
ton; john r. LunHford OF the Calves.
ton News, ~, j. Geehpn Of The Houston
Post. Dublc Chubb OF The Houston Post
ana Galveston Tribune. and charles
Rhode The trip waa made ahead OF Hchcd-
ule time. At every point along tho
line OF tho road vast crowds gathered
10 get view OF the train us II sped
swiftly past the numerous way stations
The train is due TO arrive In st. Louis
tomorrow night at lO,O5 y. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20
DIed of MS Wounds.

ROgor8, Toms, AuHust NI-F a, Boo
torchcck. who became involved In shoot
ing ARRAY on the 10Th instant with Ben
Ward. died tltls morning from tho effects
OF gunRhot wound Ia the left hip.
Ward was Botiorehcek's gon-in-luw, The
difficulty arose over tho Ownerphip OF u
wagon sheet. Ward acted IN self de-
fonsc. has had nn examining trial and
was aot nj liberty, The shooting occurred
nlno miles south OF this place IN Milan
county, wherp the parties renidod