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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
MOODY AND SANEEY Today
THE OPENING DAY FOR THE GREAT
MEETINGS
nR. REEs oHolR-usHERs AND
WORKERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF pUrIEs-coLoRED PEOPLE IN
vIrED-THE MEETING OF LAST
NIGHT.

a larger audience than on any pre-
rioua occasion assembled at the Taber-
paele last night. The choir. under
the direction OF Mr.. Rees, was greatly
augmented. and the music was very
much improved.
The singers are recognized by badges,
and only those wearing badges are ad-
mitted to the platform. There is room
for about one hundred more singers,
aud those who sing are invited TO Join
the choir tonight.
Rev. J. b. French preached last
night his theme being Faith The
discourse was strong one.
At the close OF the service the fol-
lowing ushers and workers were' an
nouneed. with the assignment OF work;
Z. ID. Hollingsworth mas charge OF the
east entrance; ii. B. Francis, the
northeast: IL. c. Caswcll. the north
west, and a. ~. Jack the west en-
trance. ~. J. White was appointed
head usher in the southeast inquiry
room, with A. oliver, W. v. Stlllman
and 1. Il. Terrell to assist. l.. Il.
Cowan, head usher In the southwest
room, with w. J. Parsley, q. W. Whyte
ana George Boyd to assist; George II.
Hutchinson, head usher in the choir,
with Il. Armstrong. b. Armstrong, j.
j.. Cummings, W. w. Mulkey, Dr. W.
y. N. Mason, j. 4. Harbour. Robert
McDill J. y. Osborne, head usher Of
aisle No. ! (alsles numbering from
east sideJ assisted BY l.. a. Secrest,
W. A. Sexton, K. +. Brown. Aisle
No. 2, c. A. Sanford. head usher, as
histed by Joe Mysc. A. Hahn, o. s.
Fairly, MIR. Echols, Ruse Kincald. Geo.
X. Bowman. Aisle No. g. George keyer
head usher. b. F.. Crowley, W. D.
Thomus, j. .. Dodson, ID. A. Camp
bell, clyde uJck. j. ID. Eskew. W. o.
Davis, A. l.. jackson and j. r. Ware.
Aisle No. I. John l.. Dun head usher,
]. II. Hoge. II. II. Mcmahon, Frank
franco. II. l.. Miller, d. G. lmb0den,
a. ID. Hodgson. Saul Mcdaniel. G.. W.
DodsOn. Aisle No. 3, j. S. Clarksun
head usher, n. La CroiN. n. O. Bate
man, a. G. Wilman. Jere Cloud, VIII
BoMlry, Rube Butts. Aisle Mo- 9. Il.
y. Hlll, head usher +. b. Crisp. u.
W. itaWsou, ED Newly, All ushers
whose names appear above are re-
quested to meet their head usher at
the head OF aisle designated as carly
US z o'clock this evening. A few other
ushers can be used. and those who can
serve are requested 10 notify j. 6.
Ing.
The colored people VIII have the en-
tire west section reserved for their
use, and are requested to enter through
the west door MIR. Moody desires tb.
c2lored people Of the city to attend
all services.
For the convenience Of mothers with
small children the rear half OF the
center section viii be reserved for
hem, ana they are requested TO en-
Ter through enc OF the north doors.
a movement is foot to have backs
placed 10 all seats which Will add
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

san Francisco, April 1.-THE days
sport almost ended In row when the
Judges placed Belllcose first and Quirt
second in the last race Quirt was
u heavily played favorite. and the
eyes Of all except the Judges saw him
win the race by neck When the
numbers We're hung up a mob sur
rounded the judges stand and hooted
and howled until driven away by the
police.
First race-Seven furlongs: Nephew
won, Faro second. Del Norte third.
Time, 1923.
Second race-one mile; selling. Ade-
lante won, Red Root second, Agitatur
third. Time, lAi i-2.
Third race-Irour and a half fur
longs; MarlOnotte won. Tennessee Maid
second, Walter j third. Time $50 l-2.
Fourth race--One and one-siNtcenth
mile handicap; rhornhll won, Love
dale second, Midas third. Time, 1:47 81.
Flfth receive and half furlongs:
Howard won, Don Fulano second.
Realization third Time, LOS "a
Sixth race-SiX furlongs. Bellicnse
won Qulrt second, Rey Alta third.
Time, liza "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD.
LADY 1NEz WON THE LAssIE STAKES
IN A DRIVE.
ONLY ONE FAvoRITE CAME IN FIRST
UNDER THE sTRING-A TEN TO ONE
SHOT WINS AT CUMBERLAND PARK.
THE BASEBALL GAMEs-soME RING
EVENTS



The weather was rather cool today,
but over 5000 people attended the races
at Montgomery Pork. The Lassie
stakes for 2-year-olds, $1,000 added,
proved one OF the prettiest races OF
the meeting. Lady Inez and Miss
Maxim were equal favorltes in the
betting. and the race was between
them throughout. Lady lnez winning
In wild drive, Chorn won three out
OF four mounts today. The crowd was
treated to u surprise in the defeat OF
Henry Young, the odds on favorlte in
the second race, by Cash Day. Ross
more was the only winning favorite.
the other winners being second choices
and outsiders.
First race-Scveu furiongs: Rossmore,
es (Chorm. to 8. won; Santa Cruz, 80
(McClaim to q second; Nolandas.
50 (W. Johnson, 10 to /. third. Time.
Advocate, Ccrro Gordo and Kanara
second race-six furlongs; Cash
Day, i2l (Chorn). c to 8, won easily,
by three lengths; Henry Young. l2i
"a. clayton. 3 10 8, second; Ashland,
llV NiA' LAY lolYt -VV " - thA'N' A'H'N'
1.lT 1-2.
Rightmore and Brown Dick also ran.
Third ruce-Four furlongs, tho Las
sic stakes. $1,000 added: Lady lnez, Ito
CChorn), to /. won In wild drive by
one lruEth; Miss MaNim, ll5 UReagnn),
. TO J. second; tlorric, ll5 "a. Clayton,
3 to !, third. Time. $50.
May Plnkerton, Altedelua and Stella
also ran.
Fourth race-six furlongs; selling:
Narchaway. rs tGardneD, 7 to l. won,
driving. one length; Readina, 80
Sweeney, 4 to ], second; Princess
Rose So CSherrer), 10 to /, third. Time
III "a.
Tolachc, wightman, Waiter Talbot,
Quickstep. Joe Woolman, Lord Benny
also ran.
Fifth race-Declared of,
Sixth ace--Three-fourths OF a mile:
Holgson, 102 "a. Clayton, 10 to /, won,
driving, one length; Dick Behan, 9S
tCnoru), l to ., second; Burrell's Billet,
l0t &C.. weber,, 3 to !, third. Time,
las.
Billy Bennett, chlqulta, Ten Spring
also ran.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
LITTLE ITEMS

Mount Bros, Sl1 Houston street. sell
hardware Of all kinds, below cost
] NJ. Rodgers sells iron fencing.
Best typewriter supplies at Humph-
reyH.
Sewing machine supplies as well as
diamonds, watches. clocks ana jewelry
at the cheapest iewelry house In the
city. Halls, Main and Eleventh.
Fullers Novelty Iron worlSs. new and
second hand boilers. engines, pumps
and gin machinery for sale or trade.
~ West Weatherford street,
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Broad
way Presbyterian church Will meet at
the church at 2 p. m. Friday, TO con-
slider Important business matters. BY
order OF the president.
John p. Slaton and wife. nee Miss
Laura Saunders, are at the Mansion.
Mr.. Slaton Is the county attorney OF
Montague county. HIS wife was one
of Austin's most popular yuung ladies'.
George l.. Cause, funeral director and
embnlmcr Fun assortment Of UNDER
takers goods, Takes full charge or
funerals and furnishes an necessary
requirements. No. 3l4 West Weather
ford street, Fort Worth. Texas
Frank Gwinn. oolored was arrested
last night by Deputy Sheriff Rea and
placed In JAIL Gwlun 1t Is charged,
assaulted colorod girl named Mar
shall month or two ago. HIS examine
Ing trial WAS held and he was released
on bond, He jumped his bond and was
not seen tin found at his home on East
Sixth street last night
Rev. ]. b. French lalves for Bolton
tomorrow to preach the convention
sermon at the district conference nj
Y. i. $. g. H., which opens In that
city on the 18th This n the largest
district union OF Christian Endcayor
In the state embracing nineteen coun-
ties. Dr., French will return in time to
occupy his pulpit SUNDAY at II a. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

Railroad Improvements-Odd Fellows Gel
Standardization for an Election.

Crandall, Tex, April III. G, Crawford
has recently opened n stock Of hardware
NV. a. Scarborough has opened up n
stock of general merchandise. Or. Hug
hms Of Tnrrunt county has located ana
will practice medicine here. The trunk
Railroad company are making several
changes and additions TO their road ard
buildings here. They Will erect u cotton
platform, overhaul the old depot, TX IT
IN In style. place more siding aud station
an agent here. Rain Is badly needed
here. Much OF the corn Is not up vet and
NJ moisture to bring up cotton. Gardens
are about dIy...,Thc !, q. o. +. lodge at
this place Will celebrate the seyenty.siXth
anniversary OF the order April 20 and give
n picnic free to ALICIA petition Will he
presented the commissioners court at Its
next meeting asking for an election on
prohibition for Crandhl school dlstrict....
Cranlnli school district retained heE spe-
uiul JcAool tax by vote Of - to 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

Cleburne, Tex. April 1.-THE Cleburne
Gun club held their shoot Tuesday. u, NJ.
Barber mndc the highest score, T.. aud Il.
Il. O'Brlcn made the next o. two scores
each. At the meeting of the congregation
OF the church OF the Holy Comforter, the
following wardens and vestryulun were
elected to serve until Easter 1890: WIN
lam Clarksun, S. W; ]. e. Conway ]. w;
A. c. Graham. W. ID. Mckay. u. Il. liill,
y. l.. Poole and j. y. Wearing. Il. 4,
Krllys elegant residence In west Gle
burne Is nearing completion. Died, April
10. Infant son N ]. u. Conlisk. Rice VIII.
inms has opened large livery. feed AMI
sale stable. There viii he glove contest
Mon lay night at the opera house between
Shannon aud Layton The Kentucky
house caught fire. but the blaze was easily
extlngulshed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
GAZETTE. WORTH, THURSDAY APRIL is,

to {, second; Ashland. Ill CFoster.
10 to J.. third, Time 1898 IL. Michael
and lie Grande ran.
Fourth Race-Selllng, one mile: Tire
NOR. 100 (Cassln), to 10, won galloping
by two lengths and half. Bill White.
100 Crhorpe), 3 10 to /. second; Shin
ing Bell, Sc "a. Barrett). 10 to 1, third
Time, l;i6 1-2. Adah l., Insomnia,
Decapod and Rooquefort also ran. Two
o'clock left at post
Fifth Race-Slx furlongs: Marioni.
lOl Perhins). II TO 8. won driving by
neck; Sir Rathbone. los Leigh. 6 to
!, second; Fairfaith, lo5 (Cassln). 2 to
], third. Time. 100 IA. Hagar. Pine
top, Winfield. Sam V. Message, Little
Frank and Phil Becker also ran.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
CITY HALL NEWS.
Bonds Being Approved and New Men
Sworn in.

The officers who were elected Tues
day night kept Mayor Paddock busy
yesterday looking over and approving
their bonds. This work kept the city
secretary busy too. and between them
many servants OF the people" were put
on the city's pay roll.
There Is some grumbling among MEM
bers Of the police force who were dis
carded by the police committee over the
protest OF Marshal MaddoS. when the
oommittee met the mar5hal was Just
outside and the personnel Of the force
was made out. Those Rrumhling charge
their woes to the new members OF tho
committee. who. they say. had them
bounced" for personal reasons. The
police claim that rs the marshal Is
responsible for his forces acts he should
be allowed to name who he pleases.
II has developed that Fit2waters. the
man chosen by the committee to sue
coed Turnkey Scurr, and who was elect
ed along with the others, is not elig-
ihle, he having been, II is claimed. a
resident OF Fort Worth only few
months Marshal Maddox did not know,
and few, II any, OF the council knew
Flt2wnters, and therefore were not
aware Of his ineliglbility. Another
man will have to be selected The
whole police force say they are longing
to see the metropolitan system prevail.
and "hosslsm" OF the police department
removed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
WRECK AT BIG SPRINGS.
Two Men Stealing a Ride Were In
jured-Other News.

Big Springs, Tex. April ia freight
train was wrecked two miles east of
town this morning. The wreck was
caused by a coal car breaking down.
None of the train crew were injured.
A man named Rembold Kaulfus, n
peddler. 40 years Of age, who was
stealing a ride, is probably fatally in
jured, and man named George Gray
son, who was also stealing ride, was
also injured, and II Is reported that a
negro was slightly hurt. The east
bound passenger train was delayed
here about two hours while the wreck
was being cleared. ..Active work has
been begun on the water works for
this place, and 1t is thought the sys-
TEN viii be in fun operation by the
18th of June next.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
a Little Girl Struck by Street Car
Yesterday.


Yesterday afternoon a little girl
named Viola Murchneld, from the
orphans Home met with painful
accident The child In company with
her little brother, had been brought
into the city TO have an operation per-
formed on its eyes, and running out
of the physicians office on Main street,
she started to run across at the Fourth
street crossing. Just then a street car
came along and the little girl, hearing
her brother call to her, started to run
back to him and was struck by the car
and knocked down, the front wheel
passing over her left hand and arm.
number Of gentlemen ran TO her as
sistunce and she was carried Into a
nelghboring building, Her hand was
badly crushed and was dressed by Dr.
Sanders and Thompson. II is possible
that amputatlon of the hand may not
be necessary. Mrs, Burchill. manager
OF the Orphans Home. eNonerates the
motorman as he could not possibly stop
the car before the child was under
the wheels, The hotorman Is one of the
most careful men on the force and was
greatly distressed at the accident.
Manager Hendricks Immediately did
all he could for the relief of the injured
child.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

a very pleasing presentation OF Am
orita was given by Grau's Opera COM
pany last night. II true lovers of comic
opera realized what they We're missing
in all Of the 'Grau repertoire the house
would be crowded at each performance.
Tonight for the first time in this city
"Falka' will be given, an opera as
tuneful as 1t IS funny, and one that
should call for tho 5. Il. o. sign. "Fal-
ka' has had an unprecedented run in
New York, and Air. Grau has new cos
tunes for the play. All this, with the
merits Of his company, in which all
Will appear, thirty strong, promises a
rare treat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

There was another good meeting last
night. led by Brother Brooke OF the
Presbyterian church and Brother Buck
er OF the Grace Tabernacle Lesson
read from the third chapter OF Ezra.
HIS text was taken from the fourth
chapter Of Zacharlnh. sixth verse. He
referred part Of his talk from Peter.
Q, 1-6. Christ the chief comes. and the
solid rock in which we should build our
foundation, which win never fan. In
building q house We first see that we
have got n good foundation. and then
we 70 ahend and finish the building.
and we should build our eternal foun-
dHtlon and get a home IN heaven at
last. The meeting closed with test-
mony meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

Spanish papers. giving accounts or
tie great meetings which have lust
been closed in the City OF Mexico.
telegram from Mr.. Moody an
nounces that he will arrive over the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas this morn
ing at II o'clock. Promptly at 1850 to-
night. in the great Tabernacle, VIII be-
gin probably the greatest meeting ever
held in the state. After today there
will be an aftern BON service also, which
will begin at o'clock.
The railroads will make special rates
during this series Of meetings, but
what the rate will be cannot yet be
announced.
The merchants will be requested 10
close their stores Mt p. m, in order TO
give their clerks an opportunity to
get seats at night. This is a good
move, and should be done.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
SEARCHING FOR ms 10Y.
a Bosque County Farmer Has a Prod
igal Son.


The letter below received ut police
headquarters yesterday explains itself.
Nothing has been seen of the young
man Holden, though the police force
has been instructed to watch out for a
boy answering his description. The let
ter Is as follows:
lreden, Bosque County, Tex, April
l4.-po Chief OF Police, Fort Worth
Tex. My son. Hubert Holder ran on
from home last August without any
cause, only TO see the world | have
been trying to catch him. but owing to
the hard times | have been unable to
spend much money, hence have never
been able to get hold OF him. He is II
Years old, dark complexion. black hair.
dark heavy eyebrows, dark brown
eyes about feet, S or inches high;
spare, but rather square shoulders;
talks a great deal, well versed in his
tory; smokes cigarettes; would not
drink anything to intoNlcate when he
left home. l have heard OF him In
many places since he left home, but
could never get up with him. He has
been In Kansas, Colorado, Chicago, st.
Louis and Mexico. and 1 don't know
where else, He was seen last Satur-
day morning in Cleburne in company
with John Robinson. an Acquaintance.
Robinson is of no account; is 20 or 2S
years old; fair complexion, weighs
about $40 or 100 pounds. and will get
drunk Just as soon as he gets to whis-
Ky ana can manage to get enough to
M up | am very anxious to get my
boy back homo. l think l can keep
him, and probably viii be the means OF
making a good man of him. Please
Keep close lookout for him and hold
him Wire me at Iredell. Texas. and /
vii come at once, Yours truly
II. HOLDER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
rnn rnINIrY MISSIONS rrsr1vA1

The ladies of the South Side. Trinity
Mission. corner ST. Louis avenue and
Tucker streets, held very pleasant
and profitable festival at the church
building last night. All the April del
icscies, Ice cream, cake, etc, were
served TO the crowd OF young people
present Two long tables loaded with
novelties and staple articles for use
were present, and from the sale of
lied FOR the benefit OF the mission.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
a STORE nuneLAnlzrn.
A Small Sum Of Money s.enr,a-Arre

A Small Sum Of Money secured-Arrests
Made.
Pooivllle Tex, April 1.-THE store Of
X J. Waters WIS burglnriTed last Might
anf me safe hpdy damaged In nm attempt
70 w w OFT the combination. The buralArs
obtained few dollars In mutilated coins
so ar-4a l.ll men act the house on IRE
which was discovered In. time TO save thr
ollhhese from much loss Constable La
AMI part OF the stolen money. Stcrn Dili
pr9ke down and confessed that Dan went
iAto tho s1ore while ho stood guard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

The testimony service last night was
led by Brother Eager Brother Bur
mum preached n good sermon and the
Lord blessed old Bethel. even though
there were not Wy many out. There
viii be service here every night while
Mr. Moody Is here. and II is arranged
To have the best speakers that can be
procured from the tabernacle each
night TO speak here. ana this Is to be
the overflow service. Brother Wher-
land will preach tonight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

a Petition Praying for Jan-Copper
Mines to be Worked.

sloners court Is Ia session this Nseh
large petition VIII be presented 10 tho
commissioners court ut this torn pruying
Tor q ten thousand dollar jail 10 lie 6uili
IN nus city at once also another petition
VIII be presented TO the commissioners
pilylng That the court house be fenced. -.
Noih VIII commence In fow DAYS in tho
copper mines northwest Of this city some
I'VE or six miles, H. r. TAYLOR. n promi.
mont attorney Of this city Is 10 DO mar.
rled g. Niles Katy Trimble OF Clay county
~ Mss Moile Parker organized Bap-
Smureh last Sunday evening with w III
Williamson, president II, Il TAYLOR, vice
presidents Miss Ella Snlder, recording sec.
sgiaryi Miss lllllen Abercrombir, treasurer;
Miss Bnnnic Taylor, corresponding sccre,
tary. ,hey. Guy lainison Is holding a nro.
tfaeted meeting At tho Methodist church
thls week &C. II Hammond and John
Bill have gone 20 Louisiana 20 purchase
cattle 10 bring 10 this range.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
SHOOTING NEAR MATT.

Waco Tex, April l7.--ln Il difficulty near
Mart, In this county, today about O'Clock,
Abe Phillips, a negro, shot at PHI Arnold,
highly respected young white man, but
failed 10 ht hin. Arnold returned the
fire with fatal effect. killing the negro
Instantly. A son Of Phillips then seized
shotgun loaded with buckshot and shot
Arnold In the back, seriously woundiug
him. Arnold was alive when last heard
from Tic negro had not been captured at
lnlest rnnnrts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
THE INTERNATIONAL ROUTE q.
q @. ". RAILRnAnl

II, & II. c. train leaving Fort Worth
$40 p m makes Immediate connection
leaving Fort worth at 7:O5 p. m. makes
Immediate connection at Milnnp with
]. & @. n. train for Taylor. Austin. San
Antonio. Laredo and points In Mexico
Through slecpers between Kansas civ
Fort Worth and San Antonio via
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
DELEaArEs no HOUSTON.

Wortham, Tex, April 1.-THE dele.
CATION representing the worthsm En-
worth league left yesterday evenlnv
Tor Houston In a special car from Cor.
sicana- Also the delegates left on Inc
same train for Waco TO attend tbs
meeting of the grand lodge Of Good
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

overton, Tex. April ia fine rain
has fallen here; some hail, with very
little damage. Il r. Irlon Is attending
the grand lodge Knights Of Pythias at
Houston this week The Information
al and Great Northern depots are be-
ing repaired this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
THE INTERNATIONAL ROUTE q. &
O. N RATInDAnA

Through slcepcrs daily between Kan
sas city. Fort Worth and Sar Antonio
via Hcurno. with which immediate con-
ncctlous are made al Ennis to ami
from Dallas. The quickest route TO
Tuylo;. Austin san Antonio, Laredo
and points IN Mexico,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

a young man named T.. NJ. Fry died
on the train yesterday at Baird while
returning east His death resulted
from consumption Ills father received
the remains here and returned to his
home at Fairfield Iowa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
WIZ nn FIuEp ropAY.

The City Attorney WIN Take the Legal
Steps ordered.
city Attorney c. NJ Templeton will
ille suit az instructed by the council
today against ex-Treasurer Max Elser
ana MS suretles to recover the money
ne owes the city. He says It will be a
plain suit, somewhat similar to that
instituted by the county against Treas
urer Collins.
suit yesterday, said.
IT was all that was left us 10 do.
We don't know anything about the
eondition OF affairs about the City Ma
uonal. and naturally want Judgment
the city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

Dcnison, Tex, April 1T;-Moreland
owenshy aged II years. son OF DR.. owens
bv Of Gilbert. T. r., shot aud instantly
killed a tramp named Robert Movers at
Colbert yesterday. The shooting was ac-
CilputAl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

Glasgow. April 17,--The Scotch Oil
company at a meeting here today
raised the price of petroleum 2 pence
per gallon, making an advance OF sd
In one week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

The place OF meeting viii hereafter
be In the Pythian hail corner OF Third
and Main. All sir knights please take
notice. j. D. MITCHELL.
j. S. JEFFRIES, JR..
Committee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

pan Antonio, Tex, April III. n. prov,
s"iE oWln Chamberlain were appointed
aelezAtes 70 the Memphis sound NIoneS
~-4senooA by tho oSauibar OF conlmsaos.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

Prescriptions filed day and night at
Delaware drug store. phone %. Under
Hotel Delaware.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

San Antonio, Tex. April 17.-Clty De.
tectiye Thomas J, Hughes died today Of
cancer of the stomach.