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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
DURYEA
Wins the Great Moto-
cycle Contest.
RACE ROYAL OF HORsELEss CAR
nIAGEs Al CHICAGO.
IN MUD AND SNOW.
DESPITE THESE OBSTACLES THE
DUnYEA MAKES TEN MILES
AN HOUR.
The Result May Mark the beginning
of u New Era In Dirt--Rond
IN MUD AND SNOW.

Chicago. Nov. 2s.-The Charles Dur
yea gasoline motorcycle finished FIRST in
the Times- Herald's contest for prizes
amounting to $4,000.
The contest was In every respect the
most novel. the performance OF the
winning vehicle the most remarkable
in the history of the motor vehicle con-
tests.
Monday night Chicago was visited
by blizzard OF snow and slush that
buried the roads and Frustrated half
OF the telephone and fire alarm wires
In the city. Wednesday the weather
mod rated and when the races start
ed the streets were twelve Inches deep
In snow. slush and mud.
In the face Of this six motorcycles
made the start. The Duryea Of Spring
field, Mass: the Morris and Salem
electrocyclc: the Muller motorcycle u
Decatur, Ill; the K. H. Macy Of New
York: the DE La Vergne OF New York
and the Sturgis electrocycle Of Chi
cago.
Thousands witnessed the fight Of
these vehicles against the ffty-four
miles of slush which constituted the
course from jackson park to Evanston
and return.
Five of the contestants passed
through Lincoln. Duryea started at
1856 and passed the auditorium, a dis
lance Of eight miles. an hour later.
He made the finish at 7ls o. M, COM
Dleting the course in ten hours and
twenty-three minutes. For miles on
the West side the bouleyards were al
most unbroken fields Of snow bank
and slush.
The fight for speed honors was te-
tween Duryea, Muller and Macy. Dur
yea Is an American inventor, and his
motor Is Il radical departure from that
of the foreign type used on the wagons
of his two competitors.
TIE carriage with when he made the
race was manufactured two years PEo
Since that time Mr.. Duryea has made
many improvements on his motor, ut
was unable to complete the work on
the new vehicle. which he had entered
for the contest. He accordingly made
the run with the old motorcycle. The
prizes VIII be awarded on the show
Ing made In the road race. and Ia the
scientific tests which have been nnde
under the supervision OF the best ex-
perts In the country
For ten days these tests have been I'm
progress and have been followed With
great Interest from hundreds Of manu-
Iacturers from all parts of the United
states. These tests viii prove Of great
value Tho Paris. Bordeaux rnce vns
worthless from scientific standp1Int
but the contest Just closed may rsqul;
In the establishment OF reliable data
concerning motorcycle manufacture.
The Muller came In second.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
ON OrN vYrN
nKAHR VHh
-
SerVIcGS 0rOtIU0OIlI

Waco. Texas. Nov es.-(SpeciaD.--
Thanksgiving day was observed in the
usual way, the business houses and
about midday. Religious exercises APP
propriate to the occasion were held In
most OF the churches.
Terrell. Texas. Nov. 2s.--(speciaD.-
Thanksgiving was well observed to-
day. quite number OF business houses
closed during services. from II a, m.
various Protestant churches at the
Methodist church. Rev. w. Il.
Karnes OF the Christian church dellv-
erlng the Thanksgiving sermon.
Mckinney, Texas. Nov. gs.-tSpeolaD.
-Banks,. postotiice and schools closed
here today for Thanksgiving. Union
services by all churches We're held Mt
the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
Elder 5. w. Crutchar preached the
sermon.
ltasca, Texas, Nov. 2s.-(speciaD-
Thanksgiving services was held at the
Baptist church this morning; reprrfen-
tatiNes from all denominations being
present.
Tyler, Texas, Nov. 9s.-(speclaD.-
The city is unusually quiet today. as
most OF the business houses are closed,
ana the clerks and other employees are
tt'AlilN 'l'iHhhklNlllB
Hocklale. Texas, Nov 2S.-(spcciaD.
--lnanksglvlng day was generally OBJ
served here today FOR the first time In
the history Of Rockdale All of the
PRINCIPAL business houses closed.
Hillaboro, Texas. Nov. as (sreclnD
Thanksgiving day hero passed or
quietly and pleasantly. no crimes or
drunkenness or dlsGrderly conduct
have occurred to mar the occasiOn,
The union meeting held at the Baptist
church was grand success.
Austin, Texas. Nov. 2S.-(SrcciaD.--
THIS being Tho nksglving day the state
departments were closed.
Temple, Texas, Nov 2s.-(SpeciaD.
The annual THANKSGIVING entortnin-
ment of the cltlZens " Temple by Mr..
W. Goodrich Jones took place last
nlEht at tho home Of this hospitable
gentleman. There were over one
hundred present, and the evenin,,
passed of In q most agreeable manner,
l.ongylew, Texas, Nov. Is -(SrerinD
The Epworth League held THANKS
giving services at the Metho5iat
church last night Services will he
held In the churches today
Houston, Tex, Nov. S.-(specIniN-
Thanksgiving was more generally oh.
serPei throughout South and East Tev-
as than is usual, the obgoryance taking
tue form or prayer ana feasting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
WEATHER STILL DAD,
Three Running Races Take Place at
san Antonio.

San Antonio Tex. Nov. 2s.-tspe-
cial)-After being postponed one day
because of the weather. the San An
tonic races began today. The track
was still too heavy for the sull,les,
40 only three running races were run.
The betting was very brisk. The
crowd considered the favoritos won in
Two OF the three events The exception
was In the third race, In which Iarry
Bennett was backed down from 9 to g
to to 3. Fanny Wilson. who won the
race in q drive, WAS posted at 3 TO
:. and hlt odds went up to i-2 TO /.
Threatening rain kept the attendance
down TO about 800. Results:
Five furlongs, 3 year olds and up
wards; Lagrippe won, Revenue second,
Penpoln; third. Time. 1901 1-2.
All ages. ee.fourths OF a mile.
Dora Woods won. Come Away second,
Lone Star third. Time, 1927 l-2.
Two-year-old, half milo dash: Fanny
Wilson won. Harry Bennett second,
Jack Boston third. Time. .58 l-2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
MISSION CONVENED.
NASHVILLE REPORTS WE'RE READ
TO CoMnIITTEE-
After Having Considered Several
Points OF business the Conference
Was Adjourned TIL Tomorrow.

Houston. Tex. Nov. 2S.--tspeclal)--
The German Mission annual conference
OF the Methodist church, South. con-
vened in the First German Methodist
church In this city. Bishop Joseph S.
Key presiding. After religious services
the assistant secretary of the last con-
ference, h. A. Konken, called the roll
OF members and the following respond
ed Jacob Kern, FVordenbaumer. ].
Bader, w. A. Knolle. j. @. Mueller. %.
Frenzel, d, Schrimpf, II, w. Weisse
y, A. konken, A. Jordan and q.
Serdes. The presiding elders reported
me following lay delegates as elected
EASTERN district, l.. Pletzchf, n. A,
Hempel, c. Hintz ana +. Moeller: re-
serves, George Henrichsen. II. Zlegert,
Joseph Isaac, Henry Thorndorpf. wes,
tern district, c. Kurs. Phil st nn2en-
berger, William Vordenbaumer and +.
ha,intnn, Jr; reserves, d. Kalmann
ana II. Hempel. ]. A. g, Robe was
elected secretary.
me hours of meeting and adjourn
meht We're fixed at Q o'clock n. m. and
M; me following nominations OF
Standing committees made by the pre-
siding elders We're approved by The
conference. 'e
On public worship, d. Sohrimnf and
" A, Knolle; on books and perioilcals,
J: a. q. Robe, p, Hensoh. A. Il. Rector
y trenzel and George Henrichsen; on
conference relation. j Boder, d, Sch.
rimpt r, a. Knowle, ]. Kern and j.
q Moellcr; on district conference re-.
cords, %. A; Konken, II. w. Welsse and
william Nordenbaumer; on RIhle
course, g. Gerders. j. Merkel IT a
hempel. II. Jordan and II. Kathmann
JJr on church property n. Frenzei G
hll',z p A. Konken. C. Hintz, W. VAR
denoaumer and ?. stanzenberger, on
conference minutes. p. II. Hensch' n
senrinpt, j Boder, f. Kathmarn' Jr.
a. Rector and To-eph Isaaos: on tenn,
berance, j G. Moeller, II. Jo,irdan w
worHenhanmer aud Henry Thorndorf:
III Epworth League. n A. Konken, u.
j. q. Moeller. anu
me report OF the agents of the pub.
nshing house at Nashville was received
and read and referred to the Committee
on books and periodicals,
After passing on the character n, n
number of preachers and elders the
conference adjourned TIL tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
now ITALY sTANps.
Premier crispi Makes Statement to the
Deputies.

Rome, Nov. 2s.-Important state
ments were made In the chamber OF
deputies today by Premier Crispl and
Minister Of Forelgn Affairs Blanc com
corning questions OF Italy's Interna.
t'onal foreign policy and especially
her attitude towards Turkey and
incidentally the attitude OF the other
powers,
Premier Crispi's statement was n
long one, and largely devoted to thu
governments internal policy. He de-
Tended at length the Italian anti-social-
lists laws and he asserted that In prac.
tlce socialism differs little from an
arehy. lie admitted that the public
treasury was not idle. but was improv-
Ing, Regarding Turkey. he snii the
powers were in accord, and he was
confident peace would not be RIM
tured; Italy would see her rights safe
guarded.
Baron Blanc followed with long ex-
PLANTATION OF Italy's foreign policy. He
said .:aly's endeavors have been 10
bring the three uowers into concerted
action.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
FIRE RECORD.


Flatonlo, Texas. Nov. es.-(speclnD
AT $50 this morning FIRE wiped out
n block OF frame stores In the center
OF town. starting In the music store
OF Foster & Co. Much OF the stock or
al the firms was saved. lossening the
lnss considerably In each c1se Losses
tographer. $1,000; Caldwell RIOS ur,,y-
glst, $4,000 Foster n Co, uusls
$4,000; McCown & Culver, grassy
500; Mrs, Woodmsn. millinery s956,
Hardin Rhodes. confectloner $500. w
II. Morgan. barber, $3.50; II. HeraIss
building, $1,000; Z, e: kodak. $3.50; G.
building, $500; C. Il. Deeferd. ~in@s,
loss $1,000, insurance $500. Other losses
small In individual rasas $500 or,
igln q mys'pvr VI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
FLOYD is ARRESTED.
SUPPOSED TO DE THE ARTHUR
MURDERER
II is Supposed That There Are sew
ernl Others Connected with
Foul Crime.

Paris. Tex. Nov. 2s.-tspeclal) -Dave
Floyd. a young man about 80 years
OF age. was arrested about thirty miles
north of here in the Indian Territory
last night by Deputy United States
Marshal Harper for the murder OF JEFF
Maddox. I'D Canady Paul Applegate
Arthur on the night OF the lith. Re
marks made here and the fact that he
was seen here with Maddox and the
Applegate boy and went away with
them led to his arrest There were
others who participated In the killing,
but who they are has not been ascer-
tanned. Important developments are
momentarily expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
JACK BOX ARRESTED
THE GATEsyILLE CRIMINAL WHO
Is MUCH WANTED.
He is Quite indifferent In the Matter,
sped Criminal.

Augusta, Ark. Nov. 2s.-sherlff Pat
terson and Marshal Kittrol OF this
city arrested n much wanted criminal
today near Riverside, when they land
ed Jack Box, wanted at Gatesvllle
Texas, for the murder Of n man named
Cash. Box Is real nervy looking GUS
toner. and takes his arrest with In
altsrence, becoming practiced Grim
Is thought he win return to Texas
eNtradltion papers. lie IL
now In jail at this place awaiting the
arrival OF Sheriff Hammock OF Gdtes.
Vile
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
THE BlMETALLISTS.
cnAnnMEN ARE TO CONFER WITH
HON. O. w. CRoETs.


Corsicana, Tex. Nov, rs. --(speclal)-.
The Hon c. w. Croft. lately appoint
ed chairman OF the silver forces OF
Navarro county. has just issued an nd
dress to the bi-mctalllc Democrats,
urging the appointment OF n chairman
In each precinct. who will confer with
him upon proper campaign.
Souhty court. with very little liti-
CATION, Ia In session.
The Gazette editorial on the higher
courts Inns attracted the attention of
every class OF people. a number OF
very able lawyers have discussed II.
and like the Gnzette'3 position.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
ANDREW II. JACKSON.


waxahnehIe. Nov. 81.
Editor Gazette.
do not agree with the Gazette in
itn criticisms of tho court OF criminal
appeals generally, and specially In tho
~ l.. Williams case In that cnse tho
court Internationally ruled the law,
The fault was with the prosecuting at
torney and trial Judge. And again
the Gazette In In error, m 1t appcars
TO me In this paragraph:
1T Ia mistaken idea that the court.
however lofty. Is beyond and above
the reach OF the popular Judgment in
state whose government derives Mi
of It's powers from the people. Whom.
ever the trend OF Its Judgments is nal
paoly against the public welfare and
violates the ordinary lnstlncts OF en-.
nEhtchnd conscience II become leglti
mate subject of public investigation
and criticism"
II thla paragraph inennn anything In
particular II means that our cuurta a no
to disregard legislative nctlun ana lonts
to the average public scntment nv the
ruic OF dccinlnn. This means mob Nv
plain aud simple: II means anarchy
and nothing more.
Humanity Is imperfect and human
laws are imperfect. The best, inIeoI
the only remedy for imnerfections In
the administration OF jua.lro, clyil and
criminal. lies at the ballot box, and
Hes there only In the direction OF tho
election OF Judges and prosecuting al :
torneys OF tho very hlghes. ability and
integrity, men who know the law and
WIN nhmlninter II wholly without re-
gard TO public sentiment.
III our laws need to be het,ered wa
must elect mon and not political Office
srckera TO our legislative hssenbllea
Tho fact is that our criminal code l.,
now hardly mllder than D-aco's hlnoav
code; but II Is not always intelllgently
administered. This Ia In the main n
result OF tho woaknass Of tho trial
courta. Il, c. HuCEABnE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

New Orleans. Nov. 2S.--The thanks
giving handicap was the feature OF
days card. and was won in Impressive
style by Buckwa:
Mile: Norman won. Tancred second,
Major Mclaughlin third. Time, Ia
Five and half furlonss: Nicholas
won, Arsenic second, Georgia Smith
third. Time. 100 ~.
Mile and half: Lightfoot won, Mas
cot second, Peytonia third. Time, 2:so.
Thanksgiving handicap, mile and n
sixteenth; Buckwa won. Logan sec
ond. Chattanooga third. Time, las
Seven furlongsi proverb won, Adnh
L second, Eleano third. Time. 1883 L..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
MANY OTHER GAME,|
FORT WORTH JUNIORS Dor, q.
THE RULINGS AT pA,. !.
GAME sTorrrn
The University Team N Av..,.
san Antonio Home yer, y.
From Defeat

Philadelphia. Nov. 2s.-Ths r,e,..
ty Of Pennsylvania eleven tos,,
feated the Cornell team BY N, -
"A to 2. This winds up the foOtt,r !
son with a clean rec ord Of ,Icts,
Pennsylvania. '
Cornell's defeat can be xum,,.a
In a very few words--ysak d,t.,,. .
still weaker interfareiise. rhe ~,
ance was about 1890. NJ
Umpire, Paul Das,lal a. f.,,
Linemen. Marshal Newell OF Hu,.'
Time, 2:30. "
Little Rock, Ark. Ncy. N-rr~.
five hundred peopl, WIN ,wei !,
SIDED game of football at Ven h
park this afternoon getwecn M ~
tan Bros. team Of Manufacture, ?
the Athletic team OF Littls H.
The game resulted III favor g. h
Rock by the score uf y,,,a
Cleveland, Ohio. NV. 2s--clsar \
cold air made this a fine foot bllI ,
The opposing teams were the h.
sylvanla state college and At.l
elevens. The ganie was matk,l
two phenomenal iuns, one by E,sl,|
Adelbert in the first half when b. y
% yards. The final score vas ?
standing to s.
Plttsburg, Nov. 2S.-Ten thqu(
saw the contest for football su,r
cy today In which Duquesne's ds.aI
Pittsburg Athletic club by Kx
10 to O.
indianapolis. Nov. 2s.-The Iaia,i
oils light artillery eleven and l.I
college eleven closed the football >
son here today. The score. Light :
tillery, rs; Butler, 0.
Chicago. Nov. 2s.--At Marsfix
this afternoon 5000 saw the Tod
eleven of the University Of Me-
defeat the Chicago Univerlty y
to 0.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 2s.-Th
verslty of Virginia won the chang
ship of the South today BY dHa'
the University of North carolIni
Chicago, Nov. 2s.-lt wal
against beans, and II resulth
tie. Chicago, 4; Boston, I; : u
the score stood at the end Of tht
ball game played between ~
letlc clubs OF the two town
and 1t was n great game.
At Observation-Disclosures y
vance 6.
At Columbus. -Unlveft
Kenyon college 10.
At New York-Ca!llj'a Indian
II. Y. NJ. c. A. 4.
At Sunbury. pa.-Buclinell "
insOn 0.
At Lancaster, Ia. = Franks
Marshall As, Swa'hmore =.
At Greenvllle. Mlss.--GreehNH
10, Vicksburg A. =. 0.
At Kansas City, Mo.-unlytn
Missouri 10. University Of kahsn
At Evansville, lnd.-EyansH'
Rose Polytechnic Il.
At Lexington. Ky.---Centfe C''
Kentucky University ..
At Winchester. Ky.-KeniucQ
Ivan college 10, WILLIAMSBURG
At Dayton-Dayton 0, Otto 81,
At Charleston. W. Va-wn
& Lee s, West Virginia uniyr'sS
At Boston-Boston A L y
college o.
At Louisville-Louisville > III
Depuuw University 10.
At Layfayette Purvl
State University 6. \
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
GAME GIVEN TO PAIL
Fort Worth Boys Felt tnas y
Was Done.

Dallas. Texas, Nov. A- 4.
The lightweight section o. y
Worth foot ball team esm v
Dallas this morning ana ps A.
afternoon the lightwelshm.w VI
las club at the Oak CHE II
heavyweight sections o. ts ~
being engaged at Fon
Fort Worth lightwelgns M, w
of unfair treatment ana oe'sr
start to finish in the ilrss r ~
the score stood IA 10 N
las. The squabhling Was = *
part of Fort Worth ths.
stopped the game, dee'm
the victor II to 0. WIN y
unplaycd. % IN
Austin, Texas, Nov. 49,. -,
The University foot ball "a
the San Antonio Y. NJ y I'M
afternoon and scoreo ~
points. The crowd pressns NJ
sized one and the game ~
exciting. The visitors ~
throughout the game. MA
teams manager is negop
Galveston next week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

Houston. Tex. Nov. gs.-(special)-
IN tho bicycle races today Tremalne Of
Dallas defeated Taclkaberry OF Fort
Worth one mile. Time, zoe e.5.
In the two mile race for profession Ia
Taclaberry beat Tremaine. Time. az
In the ten mile race between II. II.
GIN Of Houston and IS, n. Bird Of 81
Paul the northwest champion, Bird
wen In 1852, beating gill thirty feet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
SENATORS MEETING.
WILL CONSIDER THE PARTY POL.
ICY FOR SESSION.
Decided to Put Forward the Name
Of Major Shaw Of spokane
for Sergeant.

Washington, Nov ga caucus OF
Republican senators win be held after
the adjournment of the senate on Mon
day next. sufficient number of
names have been signed TO a call to
assure caucus. which will consider
the party policy Of the coming 3 ssion,
The Northwestern senator's have de-
oided to present the name OF Major
A. j. Shaw Of Spokane for sergeant
alarms
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
PRAYERS ron oRAcnLnss Ion.
Cleveland Religious Societies Unite in
Prayer for ingersoil.

Cleveland. Nov 2s,-Many fervent
prayers were doubtlessly offered in this
city today for the conversion OF Colonel
Robert @. fnEersoll, the noted arnostic
The Christian Endeavorers Of c,levela nd
requested that the 5000 members OF Tho
society here engage In prayer at noon.
made a similar request orthe members
OF his organization. Public rrayora for
the conversion OF Ingcrsoll were offt red
ut mass meeting II the Sniyntlcn
army and OF ollveitc Congregational
church by the pastor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
THE GAME ENDS IN =
Cincinnati and Marietta
Come to Blow

Cincinnati. Nov, %,,r,,,Il|
tween the Cincinnati !; VIVA
Marietta college footpaas o n, 4
began last week ended VA M "A
feited game. and culmlns,''sD
a fight at the Gibson ns srS
game the umpire Win X IL
about off-side playing, rs. - ,npI5|
In the second hali nssssu1l :
lied Marietta for me An v
refused the penalty snu <,s<nI3
amid the jeers Of tne ,t rsiosl
Fame OF the first ns ,.aa,,,sisJ !
The referee. after Ma M =
to accept the pena,';, hs Gi>s
cinnati. IL to 8. AZ .l sS n
tonight was an aftelpr'm,r clzs'5
program. Foley OF IN =
Sykes OF Marietta "a
Gus scufIe. Neither
hurt. I'D y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

armory when lamp In one of the
booths exploded. setting fire to the
draperies, and Miss Myrtle Elsler. an
attendant, made rush, which was
followed by the people In attendance.
Many were trampled on. one woman
was fatally hurt by being thrown
through a window. A hoy was also
fatally hurt. Many others were more
or less injured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
TRAVELLING PASSENGER AGENT
Mr. II. Il. George wins the Much
Coveted Prize.

Houston. Tex, Nov. es. --(speclal y
II. Il. George. city ticket agent Of the
Houston and Texas Central. who has
been with the road ever sine he was
small boy, was today appointed trav-
cling passenger agent to succeed r A.
Robins. deceased. There were nearly
a hundred applicants.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

boats Containing Coal, steel anu
Iron are Aground,

Plttsburg, Pa, Nov. es-Nearly r.
100000 bushels OF coal was started down
tho river today. making a total coins
bushels. 'SsS'SVs
A wreck at Deadmnn's island last
might caused the loss or about 2sd ooo
bushels. involving the sinking OF barxes
being towed ns follows. 7
BY the Tornado. S; the Relief. ]. tho
pauntless. I; the Percy Kelsey, 8; cy-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
nErunLIoANs c0NfEIiIN cn.
Colonel Lamb IL Made the slate
Chairnnn.

Petersburg. Va. Nov. as-The viz
glnia Republicans today resumed their
conference and Colonel Lamb OF Nor
folk wns chosen Mahono's successor
us leader OF tho Republicans, being
made state committee chairman. and
also V!rGinia's representative on The
national committee ut Washington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

Lexington. Ky, Nov. 2s.--Five fur
longs: Ida Wagner won. Chattsrbox
second Feast third, Time. 1;0S,
Six furlougs: Font Dor won. Ctum-
baug second, Amy \ third. Time, lea.
-Four and n half furlongs Lutte WI
lis won, Bramble Leaf second. Martin
third Time, 100.
Six furlongs: Millboy won, Glad Sec
ond, Annie NJ third. Time, l.22.
SIX furlongs' Myrtelle won, Rupee,
second. Jennie Mills third. Time. l:22
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

me Sons Of Hermann gave a very m.
yoyaole ball last night al the bai,
corner Of Second and Throckn,orton
streets. The costumes were Of n" Sre esi'
,N,s sh, and the dancers tripped the
ssynra ,ian hc with infinite delight for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

Liverpool. Nov 20. - Following are
weekly cotton statistics; sales. total,
10000; sales. American, 65.O0O: trade
takings. $4,000 actual exports 5000,
Import, total. C0,0O0; import American.
5000; stock. total. 923,tO0: stock
American. $4,000. Anoat. total. 2gG,,
900; ailoat American. sls,00O. pies COR
spaeulation. $500. Purchase for export,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
ELEVEN PEOPLE WE'RE KILLED
Davis Convicted of Murder in tho SEC.
ond Degree.

Omaha. Nov. 2S.-A special IN tho NJ.
from Lincoln says: '"' 'ee
me Jury In the George Washington
Davis murder case rendered n verdict ~
Enllty OF murder In the second derrae
i've crime for which Davis mas been
vonyieted on his third trial was the
tra, rN'nr OF ne Rock Island passenger
August 20 isat oin on the night OF
killed people were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

The sheriff Warned to Keep His
Eye Omen for Him.

Dallas. Tex. Nov 2s,-(Speeial)--
Sheriff Cabell this morning received a
telegram from j, W, Hammacl. sheriff
OF Coryell county. to the effect that
Willis King escaped from the Gates
Vile jail last night. King had Just
been given a life sentence for the MUIR
der OF n man named Cash. who was the
only witness against him for some
crime for which he had been indicted