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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-04
POINTING TO TEXAS.
San Antonio Leads in
Infantry Drill.
GAVE A FINE EXHIBITION.
interstate Competitive Drill at St.
Louis Not as Well Attended as
Was Expected.
GAVE A FINE EXHIBITION.

ST. LOUIS. July ..
The announcement Of tho awards Of prizes
IN the competitive drll now going on At
Camp Hancock will be made sunday whom
the presentations viii take place. There 10
much speculation an to who Will receive the
nrst prize Of $1,000 and the sl0lV cup, The
contest auems to be the closest between the
National Rites. Branch Guards and Bolknap
Rinea, which have been through many prize
drills before. Five prl4oa afe offered IN this
class aud as there arc six competing conf
nanieu one VIII have 10 30 home disappointed.
The Memphis drill which was held only last
month intuitorcd considerably with the at
tendance here. many OF the crack companies
that were thorc among then the ChlukaHaw
Guards soalcy Rlnes and Thuraton Rincs,
hoing unable to get away from home 30
soon again, Considering the amount OF
monoy. prizes offered the lists are not an
well nlled ae mght be wished
The drilling today was In the free for all
infantry cara for prilcB aggrcgatlng III value
slW The competing companies wore the
National Riiiea. Washington, y. e., the
lulleno Guards. Kansas city; Company =.
first Infantry. NJ. N, o., of ST. Louis: the
Phoenix Light Infantry. VI Dayton. Onto;
tho Branch Guards, 81. Louis and the famous
Bcllsnap Rifles, of San Antonio. Tex. undor
command Of Captain Robert u. Green. Tho
Texas company was the last one on todny'h
program. They made very striking ap-
poarancc being uniformed throughout In
white duck, with white helmets. Tho black
holta forming y striking contrast, Their dnu
Mra commented on az being about the best
put up by amy OF tho companies present.
In oiher parts OF the ground thofe were
exhibition drills by several Of tho artillery
and Infantry compahiea After the usual
dress parade which was witnessed by an
lmmcnHo crowd, there wax a'gfand promen-
ado In CONCERT by the bands present aud
another exhibition buglc drill by Company A,
Firat Infantry OF this city.
Tomorrow the grand artillery drll will bo
the chief feature OF interest In tho morn
lng four OF the most noted guard batteries
being entered 10 arm for 5000 divided into
three prizes. They are battery a VI 81,
Louis, Rockville, Ind, Light Artillery, Dal.
Las Tex; Artillery and tho indianapolis Light
Artillory.
After exhibition drills by various companies
there will be sham battle participated IN
by all tho troona present, followed hy tho
dress parade aud a grand display Of Ore
works.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-04
FITzSIMMONS FREE.
Jury Gives Verdict of
Not Guilty.
GREETED WITH CHEERS.
fi,zsimmons Is Freed firm the Charge
of Killing His sporriog Part
ner. Con Riordan.
GREETED WITH CHEERS.


SYRACUSE. N. v, July Q.
At exactly $40 tnis evening the Jury In
tho case oil tho people agaiust Robert ritz
simmons returned a Ncruict cl not guilty.
amer having been out about three and three
quarter hourn. The announcement by tho
foreman OF The Jury WA greeted by rouhns
ohVcfh from the NoicoA of the people mat
more than nllCd the courtroom, ana the gaNel
Y Judge Ross was poworiesa 10 quiet the en-
thlsasm
l1txsimmous WAS congratulated by hun
dreds anu Immediately sent messenger boy
wiz !elesiom Tor his wife announcing his
~ l. baking hands with all of the jurors
undMr Ross, Fitasimmong went immc-
dato.y, q 10 hotel, and will leave for New
YORK ~ 81 O'CLOCK tomorrow morning, ac-
i law. ana G seRal Ie one ' q Ris alton.
nOya.
Fr III Tic dcs, on FNcn Of iliordsn'S
heart. no would .ddge That he was affected
with hypcrttophy, witch giNcs the heart a
spasmodic action, He thought that tho KID
ncys were antc,od with iirght's diacase. al.
30 from tho description OF Rordan'a condi-
tlnn he would judge he had an enlargement
OF tho liver ana an anoction OF the lett
lung,
rs II not true" was asked the witness by
Attorney House, ''thut whom there IL a
diseased condition Of the informal organs Of
the abdomen, the arteries Of tho brain are
'Yos sir. and these conditions increase tho
probabilities Of hommorrhagc OF the brain
from tho skull"
He said that he had found IN performing
autOpEies that the brain was more or less
laoetated In removal. A now Of thirty drops
OF blood into tho fourth yontrlclo would cause
immediate death. lie SAID further that whom
he examined lllordan year ago, he found
symptoms OF dlsoRue MS Described by him
aud taking this into confederation with the
HwolllnE u Rordan'a feet, he would Judge
he had symptoms u dropay, AZ that time
he warned RioTdan not to drink alcoholic
beverages or take violent exercise as Il
would prove fatal, Tho miputoa Of tho
nutopay were placed In evidence by the de-
Tense aftor which they rested. Attorney
House summoned for the defence and Dis
trict Attorney schovo Tor the prosecution
after which Judge llota delivered hia charge.
AZ the place Of ''Yuhk" sullivan this cyou-
Ing, Bob Fltzsiminous aud several other
noted puglllsts took part IN boxing and
athletic entertainment.
FitzsimmonE said before leaving for New
York that he would berlu training tomor-
row at Conoy Island for his coming battle
with Jim Corbctt ~ Dallas this fall. Ills
training will be under the direction OF Mar
tin Julian, his brothor-in law. and VIII ho
kept up continuously until about two weeks
before the date Of the big nght, when he
will go South and establish temporary quar-
tors probably at Galveston.
Fltgsimmous said that he would try 10 yet
Paddy savn, the English heavy weight, AZ
aparring partner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-04

Large sum Of Money TO Do Usod in Develop
Ing Arkansas Pass.


fnetufias record bsy WV" " Wv
The past Week heg been an unuaualy busy
one. auu nha Witnessed tho closing OF many
,nsie i,r o.,t, a,s,. n,n'', i'm
Texas VIII Involve the expenditure ot saOV,
900 ON lotts wGrk aud oecpcning the channel,
hon dollars IN Inc building 81 wharyos, Tor.
minal facilities, etc. BIDS are being invited
Tor the enilding material for the steel
works to be established at uclEQmVr, Ala,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-04
rnAcIIERs IN Rourn.
For the International Convention ut
Denver,

For the International Convention Mt
Denver.
The party In charge Of Professor IL. NJ
Jones OF fou Worth and PROFESSOR How.
ell Of Dallas left here yesterday morning
oyer the Fort Worth and Denver NJ II Is
o'clock for Denver, Colo, 10 attend the
meeting Of the International Educational
the pnrty consisted Of Professors Jones
and Howell Miss Maggie Hunter, Miss
Reed OF Dallas; Miss boyd " Hope, Ark !,
Miss Cowles, Nllas Allen and Miss Laiioe
" TcrrelL Miss Smith OF hcltonI Misa
Boon OF Nnyasotn Miss Diver u McNln
AMI Mrs, Ice Of Dallns. In addition 10
this party the following prominent people
went to Denver yesterday morning over
the Fort Worth and Denver; Hon Thomas
u. smith aud family Of iiinsboro; Dr.
Austlp; Professor II. Carr prltehott Miss
Nirllcy nnd Allss Otcy OF the nornul
school Iluutaylilc. Mrs, W. 4. Ice, DNl.
las public schools; A. II wilkins. general
agent American Book company uul Il, i,
c9megya, superintendent OF schools
Galnteylllc.
II " expected that large number ~
the Austin, galveston nnd Houston public
school teachers ANA their friends VIII ar.
rive on the Central trulu this morning
nul 20 on the Denver train IN charge uf
neral agent Douglgsl, who will come
Cd with Louisiana tonchrrs niid lhrr
friends Several Arkansas teachers Will
clmc Friday morning and ~ Ia charge Of
travelling passenger agent nirshncld
A special train las been arranged for
Monday, the sth, FOR n trip around the
include q large party from Texas, Loulsl.
ana AMI Arkansas, Mrs. Rightslll aud
party of Little Rock VIII puss Fort Worth
Friday cn route for Denver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-04

t'''ef'Hf IVA
United States Department Of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau, Weather crop bulletin Of
thv Texas weather service for tho week and
ING '. M, Monday. july 1. 1856
,ITsclpihiion--Ihor WAS not a day during
,no week but what light showers we're fe-
ported froin fow localities and on the gath
ana tVth OF June general rains were reported
from North Tcxns and the Northern portion
% Central Toms. Tho greatest rainfall Tor
the week was AIS inches In the vicinity Of
l.ongview, roN. on an average for tho week
The rainfall ranged from about tho nofuni
70 LEO inrhnn above over North aud Central
Lefas while over tho other portions Of tho
state .hore was general deficiency ranging
from o.l5 Of an inch TO Los with the great
trict N-'
Temperature The week ooeued win ,he
iwnnofathroN about the normal after which
y rose untll Il averaged Hllghtly above. Tho
week closed with tho temperature about
lhe normal or alIghtiy above, The iempern.
tuie changed but hlirhtly during tho week
aud on an average Il was generally about the
normal, The highest temperature al the
sseNeral A'atlons durlng the week has ranged
from " degrees over the Panhandle 10 ps
degrees IN the vicinity OF nrcnhain nnh
lieafne and tho lowest has ranged froui "a
degrees over the Panhandle 60 ~ doEraca
over tho extreme Southern portion Of tho
Condition Of crops-rho weather wan ecn.
orally favorable for the cotton crop oxcent
" TOW localities whero tho plant has been
iHlul'u ny lNN continued fninni Much Of the
efQp IL needing work yet and some ncida arc
being abandoned, but with fair weather
nearly all the crop will be cleaned and Put
m good condition; Eafls planted
cotton 10 blooming and form.
lng hlunrcs throughout tho state, and with
the exception Of tho wot weather tho pros.
poets arc for a fair crop The plant a
taking ON rapid growth, and some boieyc
That THIS " keeping Il from frultlng "a well
40 II would otherwise. although carly planted
cotton " said TO hc ffnting very well More
falr weather would ho beneficial 10 the crop.
The prospect fer good corn crop continues
promiAing, ana the late rains inuuroa a fair
yieli from early planting,
wheat and oat harvesting IN about com.
plotod Wheat over thu Wchlorn portion Of
the wheat bolt was almost failure Oats
have been injured IN fow localities BY tho
rains and some few 1olda have not been
hnrvontcd, Fair weather Nv needed for the
completion OF this wtrk.
Vegetables and forage crops arc generally
hood throughout The state,
Rice. sofgum oano. fruit and other crops
cnntlnuc promninH
More fair weather would be beneficial for
farming Interests, On II would enable farmers
to put their cropa IN better condition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-04

that married woman can purchase tho iandn
IN question. and In purchasing same. she
would not be required 10 pay for the yainu
q We Improvements. but % pay only the
not however. be permitted 10 purchAtc on
eny terms denied her huaband In tho
eyent OF married woman making a pur-
chase, her husband should be required 10
.isn all obiigatlons for deferred payments.
~ 70 whcther tho land thus ACQUIRED would
Nc separate or community property ia
Very truly. NJ. NJ. CRAM,
Attorney -tloneroi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-04

rhreo Negro Murhcrora Repent Of Thor
crimcn before being Hanged.

vichRhurR, Mian., July .. --iaaaduona county
had a triple public hanging today the Grim
mails being bob rufyla uriilln Hubbard aud
Grant wilson, all negroes found guilty AZ
the last term OF court for murder OF Dr.
KING, own0t OF a large boat then lying at
Carolina landing, klng was shot down In
the mugi truachofoua manner by Hubbard,
who, aided by tho others, attempted u take
tho boat. but Mrs, King, small and doll.
cate woman, seized har husbands plsioa
ana fought 80 desperately IN his dofonac that
mo AannllAnts were defeated. Hho guarded
him night and day. with Aloapeaa oyos i'm
VI help came. thrv-Hx hours later. King
survived hla wounds n week,
The entire country was aroused. and thu
luurdorcrp were npopdily captured. All cons
festcd and their trial conviction and sem
tonQo occupied hut low hours.
The pfinnnofh woro hanged In public, M
M example 10 othefH. Twenty-Five hundred
people Witnessed the execution.
Ncgoea began gathering ut MayorHgillc,
tho scene " the hanging, sunday qyoning.
and continued 10 come up 90 II o'clock 10.
day. Thpy came from Louisiana, Arkanaaa
aud thiH state The criminals died Ramo,
admitting the crime and declaring tho ndn-
tonct was iunt. but that they had ropontod,
ana were aurc Of going afaight home to
glory,
The rope was adjusted around their nooka
NJ ten mlnutea 10 n o'clock. Each ono made
q tnlk 10 the audience warning all 10 bo-
ware " bad company Tho trap was hprung
~ il5f o'clock. and tho murderefH wore
pronounced dead at 1872,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-04
ny Tnn noRriiiNn ROUTE.


pAlestluc, Tex luis t.--Lass Monday
morning q handsome young man foFirtorsd
~ tho Hotel Nuon ~ Claude White. Hunts,
vile. Tex. After dinner no told thr pro
ptlelof mat az be was tired and nlonny 40
WISHED a room IN an upper tlory, Mi, Nolfn
placed HIM on the fourth floor White came
Down 10 supper aud seemed In rudd euiritn.
inc noNt morning he did no. appear, ii
" o'clock the porter reported that no rutid
not arouse lin, but M. Noian All n Win viz
wa mo NAT he wished 10 aeep late. 20
AZ . IN the evening White sull ala not
appear Nolcn, fearlng aumtthlng had Eona
wrong, broke open the door to his room. ana
lvund the young man unconscious on tho
thhln lay this incasagc; "Wifr OF Nriio my
iathcr, pr j.. A. White, livhfssiiie Teri
On the dresser htood b0tia of hiornhinr
ron which ihrty grana had been takea'
DR.. W. q. Jameson was immrdiairly anla-
mpned, mud spent the entiru night with
tho unfortunate young man. hut tho dose had
been too bcavy, and Wlllta never roussd
rom his stupor The nthsf, pr White.
came IN Tho morning lie had already. re-,
you receive this, J hhaiI be dad" Yunhn
George a. white, for such NM hia name,
was y scRrA q age, aud rrs ~ az excel.
lent family. lie was nt the time of nil.
death money order clerk IN the iiunbsilin
postoilino, The cause Of hia suicide {, NJ
iIunIsvillo, Tex, July q. -.Ne cause hi
tho suicide Of young White Is knpNA hnip
Ills accounts are said 10 b. straight. I'll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-04
WANTED AT OMAHA,
Go'dbugs Calling for As,
sisfance,
AFRAID OF SILVER MsN.
Calls on tho AdmlclssrstIou % srs
the State Democratic couysn,Ion
From Free silver.


wAsiilNuroN. Ju,, 4
Secretary Morton las rrssissi ''9
i,nm NJ Toblaa Castor. teprsseniinr '' ~
,y,einoelntlo naiiopN conimltico ~ Ssh,rt-
~ urging the AittAranco Of eeefjta1v ~.
lhlv and SECRETARY Morton ~ The i,,In3e !. ~
au'e convention 10 b held snotsn ,b., "
nss, Inn convention IL 70 numlna su'' ,eus
MINOR stsin olhcialt. but efforts Ala s,nse,ea
~ % made ny the SILVER mon hradad ~
~ -Nehrvarnlhtiyo nfynn. 10 recure 4 AZ,
oiaIaiion uncn the money lur1,,cn Tfc m.
NltAuoh 70 tho two mcftiarlrs VA. An, 4.
,ne result o. a meeting 81 Inc ftat. ccn,fsi
.pininitioo held 10 NJ tho iNc IN rai,,nr
We convention, and tho hitter IA Acotctnrv
Moi,vh was sant tho day after tho iicotine
NJ. Castor writes 70 Secretary Mcrton
,hat KroAl deal " intsfesf Il being ,nari,
tested N Tho coming Convention. and 81
nocu mat " SECRETARY carIIhlc viii afford.
y WIZ insure tho largest convention 81 -,
Gent Years. lilo advocates he berInnins N
me sound money campaign new, N order
70 hhyo tho party IN npod shape fos iqS5,
ahu u eonhdent that b. rf1Aifnt work uofor,
mat TINE Nebtahha viii b. brought inio
ina Tor Bound money.
Secretary Morton VIII utre qocr.tary
carlinle 70 lend Ms AID 70 TIC sound money
movement IN Nebraska, aud aareca with
committeeman castvr IN predicting coed
results from II. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-04

washington lnly s..Awlllis i. Moore.
now In charge u M fofeeasl!uE oilirc.
has been appointed chief Il The weather
bureau 10 succeed pfvferzcr Hnrrington.
whose removal waa announced by the A.
sooiatcd rrete yesterday fn'tpoen hhe
appointment vii 30 e'fittr " tho iine
of civl service. rfpff<ps Moore y
Republican and was prfn foriy.yue years
ago lfe bad no noHtlczl ns'kihg w Mp
ofiioe and Tho ANNOUNCEMENT ~ hls ap-
polntment viii he Tho hfft lntimntion tQ
lin that his selection WI he c2nsldcred
1t ia cipocted by ollcIaie thot u. v, Cox,
now forecast official A The. Chicago 81,
lion, hut q New EnGlandrl ny piftn' VII
b. Appreciated 70 succeed Nj. Moore, Mr,
cox has lad marked nIsee, IN the WerE.
For over II years h. hss e's n,d lasn'in s,,,
with the service rsot.rgg ,ioo r.. XIV, Wi,l
b,roe,u before ibe ,nA ~ the week Hla
policy. as oullued y, v. as ,,.s VI, VIZ "
10 concniraic lie work u the bureau on
weather forecastlng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-04
cnARrnRs onANTnp.
Articles OF Incorporation Filed with tho
Secretary Of State.

Austin Tex. July a.-~Ths following char.
torn have been Med
The bruce Liquor company Of Dallaa. oapi-
tai stock GO, 900; incorporates, Daniel, e.
bruce. Joseph I.Aing, Il. Anderson The
Castles Grain company Of Fort Worth. capital
stock 10000; ineorporntoa, w. W. Solely,
Eugene EARLY, ", 3. Castles, Tho Btoddard
Compress company Of Houston, capital stock
500 0O0 ineorporaiorh, ]. l.. Nlayden, W. G..
l,obards, N. v. Andrews. The chriatlnn
Courier company o. Dallas, capital stock
10000. lncorparatora, G. u, Iird. ia q.
snth and u. ". Allon Of Dallas and @, II,
Wlllnghain Of Rnnnola county. II, shirley OF
Comm county Charles Carlton Of fnnnin
county and J. Y. Miller OF Dell county.
The Chicago .llock Island and rcxas road
hnH boon granted authority to transport mixed
carloads % beer and lee minimum Weight
1900 pounds per oar from Fort Worth 70
all points on said railway IN Tcxua AZ tho
current carload fatea for the actual quantity
NJ each Of those commodities loaded, pro.
vidod thnt each shipment shall contain a 900
pounds or more VI beer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-04

SIR william Hareourt Apparently Does N
Fnyor uimctaliiHm

Sir William Hnroourt Apparently Does Not
Favor nimctallism.
London July a.-sir William Vernon Inr-
court, oS.cnancoilor OF the sXchocuer, has
wrtten a letter In roply to the memorial OF
the nimotaile League. In which he says;
n do not mare ili tnu opinion Oppressed Ia
your memorial. but this Il not a hulnR time
TO ontor into an argument on the suhieot.
/ only venture on one observation. The meme
ora refors TO the depreciation OF property
aud the depression Of Industry. particularly
agriculture. aud attributes all tho evils to
tho notion Of France In abandoning the BIZ
metallic system. which, while II existed
you considered secured TO tie rest OF the
world the advantages which you believed
flowed from that system. You do not how
ever. advert to the tact that an apDrooia-
lion and depression u Tar more serious char
actcr occurred durlngtho PERIOD witch, as you
maintain, the timetable system was IN prac-
teai operation, for instance. thirty years
from 1916 to 1875. when the evils TO witch
your memorial refers existed IN Tar more
aggravated form than now II you compare
the condition Of the people OF the ugrioul-
turnl districts OF that epoch with the c0ndl-
ton now you viii nnd that the wagon and
employment OF the Working class contrast
mora uniayorably during your bmotallig
olyium with those mono-netallic days which
YOU uVUluru,"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-04

Hon. Seth p. Mills o. ,hb cSststtFl'irlHi
mona pfiie Fight

Waco. Tex. July as-iion. Sch Il. Nin4
speaking OF the ccrpett. fi,rAilrtnun. 81
nght and the baarlng " the tfatuict u ~
htate thereon said 70 your eofftrponicnt MY
occupation tax OF 100 n piifr nEhtA was
repeated by tho act of 1871 making rflf9
lighting pnnni ofirnao and pfosiinG 4 ~ !,
Of not lcHn than 800 nor more than HOO,
and Imprisonment o. not lcis than fikI Z
days nor more than twelve month"; HIN
would seem that there u trouble ahead ipf
corbett. Titsslmmona hs Il n certain that 4
tho aid Of atniutc which prohibits such rcnf
tcatn eau DO invoked tho sentiment oppeaIur
tho contest IA such "a 70 cause such Inv 70 be
iosinlanreu which psaAsd etlh o. the acts
referred 70 and speaks fnotf significantly 81
tho ooffootnesr on the poliii0n 10 fnkez.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-04
cMANGE Will nE SOON.
Pension omocrs WIN Soon he placed Under
tho own saryeo LaMa.

Pension ofoers WIN Soon De placed Under
the Ciyil Service Laws.
Washington, July 3rho work Of readjlst.
Ing md classifying the forccB Of tho pension
Offices Of the country has Just beon completed
with Wow To shortly extending 10 them tho
protection OF the clyil laws. Heretofore na
long as the pension agent Kept within the
amount allowed him Tor the expense OF his
Office he could do pretty much an he pleased
M regard 10 the sizo Of tho force ana tho
amounm Of salaries paid. when II was de-
cidrd to put Tie oNcefh under tho civil SCR
Vice laws Il was found necessary 10 re-
adjust this system, Tho character Of work
done by each officer WA carefully noted and
classification made accordingly. While TINS
and salary 10 some Offices. IN othorH there
has been n corresponding Increase the total
appropriation bolng about the same The
date when tho olyil service order Will 20
into effect has not yet been determined, but
Il probably viii be az At an early date now
that tho classification haa been completed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-04

Drownyllle, Tex. July Sour masked
robbefa over powered the bridge Waterman
on the Rio Grando railroad fifteen miles from
Brownsville Tuesday night and robbed his
house. taking sixty dollars and winchester.
The Waterman and his wife and son were lied
white the house was searched and threatened
with death II thoy told " the robbery. The
robbers wufo recognized by their voices aH
men living a few miles from the place and
three Of than were arrested yesterday. ON
cerr arc pursuing tho fourth robbof. All arc
Muxlcaua
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-04

Lexington. Ky. July s.-sccond day an
nral midsummer trott.nE meeting. Attend.
Mre good: track fast
2:i5 elias trnlung' Rutherford won. Eta
Reed second. best time, 2il5.
sso cleas, iroilns; Vanity won. zoullla
second Best time. $3.50.
e;a5 elias trciiirai Now won birdie Clay
second ncst time 2.ik
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-04
nnLn lllNrnIla IN roncr.

Hammond. o. n, july a-rho gold fever
hero II at 100 In the shade. prolusetcra are
nearly everything IN sight Tho main lead
seems 10 pass this polut There ID plain
lead with dlftrlet ortcropplnga, Tho black
sand or placer dirt u to be found IN abgn.
dance. There II large camp Al work AZ
nogy. a town VIII be lag m at the head o.
Walto Shield croah soon and run medu,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-04

Tho English Crack Yacht Nakyrle ILL.,
Proves u Great Disappointment.

M, t,-.,t. r..L y.ht V.it,,,rta III
Inv ruE'H" ',NNN 'Si '"'
Proves Hrrat blSAppulhihehl'
1tuuf.rs, ouov FIRM az plvdc nilv 4
nd,,' n,'.il,,.iS,,e' ~ ~ A;n,rtro,, r,,n
V,n,,.,,,n III st,ttet tbts tunrn,u,s In Xxx
,r f,r ~ Ni,,,r rbnti"nyn I'D, fer cniu.
,,atitnrs h"ins Aiisn NM i.ri,trt,,nin Tn
~ Iie,,,'s ~ No. ,,in ri i,iiiY ,,r,,,t
~ - 80, - f,i'',,n,,," ,t ~"' HV,I
h.pfN' ~" A'V,u ti,. 4 49,, i " st u n,
hs'W' ,6"", A ',itn, "a, NIig" ,t,d
~ " T. N',s" W "''m,' , II, ,urli .
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