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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17
NINE BOATS START.
THEY HAVE A HARD TIME AGAINST
LITTLE WIND AND HEAVY
TIDE.
The vtEiInnt mud Defender Are
Both Placed In Dry Dock to he
Onisauy Measured.

Rydc. Isle OF wight. Aug. 18.-1hc an
nuul race around the Isle OF Wight.
under the auspices OF the Royal Vic
toria Yacht club, for the commodore
cup, for two classes, one exceeding md
one not exceeding twenty rating. the
second prize, 10 pounds, to go 10 yacht
OF different class than the winner, was
sailed today
AilHa, Britannia, uostcr. Cnrnn. the
fnrty-fntcr Isolde. Caress. Corsalr, Nj
CARA und the tw9ntY-rater Isolde start
I'd. The larger ynchts were soon away
ahead Of their smaller competitors,
Niagara remained around for nlout
hNlf IN hour after which She was float
ed and returned TO her anchorage. II "
not thought sho has sustained any dam
age OF a serious nature.
Later ON tho COrsnlr ran ashore on
the rocks on Ncutnor. The other yachts
were becalmcd.
The race eventually turned out to
be nasco owing to the adverse tide
nu1 the fact that there was 40 wind
Britannia abandoned the attempt To
round the Isle " wight and put back
Tor Rydc. Tho other yachts not being
able to make Roadway, anchored IA DIS
gust.
Later the yachts weighed anchor pnd
in light breeze reached ST. CaterncH
IN The following time, Isolde G1 rnto).
7lO3.2l. Ailsu 1908 60. Heater, f.Og.20.
Carina. 7lU3J. Corsuir 1liOJ; Cares,
I,li4U; Isolde 1850.
strong uly was then running
against them uud there was no prospect
OF the race being flushed before mid
night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17
VETERANS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GATHER IN
REUNION.
They Listen to Speeches from uid
Around the Gimp Fire,

Bolton, Tex, Aug. 16-tspeciaD--
Yesterday was ushered in by the boom
ing of the twenty-pound howltzer in
the possession Of the ex-Contederate
association of Bell county. At .
o'clock the procession formed on the
public square, led by the band; next
came the ex-Confederate soldiers with
flags and banners. In the rear was a
beautifully deCorted wagon coutain-
Ing fifteen girls, representing the MI
teen states that furnished troops to
the ConfederaGy. When the park was
reached, through open ranks, these
girls preceded by tile band playing
Dixie went to specially prepared
seats In front Of the speakers stand.
As soon as they We're seated a choir of
forty voices accompanied by twelve
Instruments sang I'm Going Back TO
Dixie After prayer by the chaplain
Hon 5. w. T. Lanham was introduced
and for an hour and a half he held the
vast audience spellbound at times ts
he would depict life in camp. on tho
march, In battle or in the cold, bleak
night. Al the close Of his speech
rush was made for the stand by the old
Confederates to shake hands with the
speaker.
In the afternoon Hon. Wash Jones
N Bastrop, spoke as only Wash"
Jones could speak Many Of his old
regiment We're present and the greet
ing of commander and soldier can he
better imagined than descrlbsd. Az
night the OLD soldierB gathered around
the camp fires and lived over again
the scenes Of thirty years ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17
LEFT HANGING nY THn WRISTS.
Robbed Near JaInpn-NIexIcan News
paper Comments.

City Of Mexico. Aug. 16.-Manuel Ca
ballero VIII head the bull nrhtInr
troupe which will soon start for ATTAIN
"a, and some excellent plcardes and
banderllleros will accompany him.
Bandits attacked Rafael Alvarez on
the road near Jalapa, stripped him,
took his clothes and money and left
him hanging by his wrists to tree,
with his feet barely touching the
ground
GIL Bias, newspaper commenting on
the outrages on a Mexican woman bv
United States soldiers near Laredo.
Tex, says doubtless this crime. horri,
Bile in It's details, will be overlooked
and the sooundres escape punishment
whereas, had the case been reversed
and Mexicans had violated an AmerI.
can woman, there would have beeen a
double lynching.
UNIVERSAL, newspaper. tonight pub
fishes in Spanish a letter from A. w
Butler OF the United States legation de-
nying on authority OF Minister Ran
som statements attributed to him hy
an American newspaper correspondent
Newspaper men are asking why the
denial was not made through Secretary
Butler, who as charge d'affaires Is The
head OF the legation at the present
time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17
COY. WAITE AT WACO
HE TALKS OF A PRESIDENTIAL
NOMINEE.


Waco, Tex, Angus 1G,-(specinl)-
Governor Davis II. Waite, Colorado's
Popullst governor arrived in Waco on
the 10 o'clock Missouri. Kansas and
Texas train this morning, and regis
tered at the Pacific hotel, The object
OF his visit to Waco Is to fill an ap-
pointment to speak at the Pupulist
camp grounds at 10 a. m. tomorrow.
In answer to a question by the ca
cite correspondent as to who he
thought would be the Populist noml-
nee for president, the Colorado cover
nor said.
II do not know who will be nomi-
mated. That matter has been discussed
very little In our councils. | believe,
however, that the candidate will be
southern man, | am sure that we
ought to nominate a Southern man
In order to break the solid South.
There is no chance to win unless we
can divide the Southern states with
the Democrats. 1 think with a good
Southern man at the head Of our
ticket we can do that easily, and with
the West and a number OF the Middle
states we Will stand good show to
wln.."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Arrivals at the Worth Yesterday;
A, K0isen, Chicago. Miss Bertha
Chicken, Decatur; b. r.. Yowell Tex
arkana, L. IL. Lingo. II. J. Burton.
Denlsoni A, Lawrence. Temple: Tom
Harvey, Dallas;A. H. Parsons, Temple:
-, j, Caldwell. san Antonio; w, $.
Dickey, Gainesville; r.. Humphreys,
Clcburne; u. j. DaCey, Caldwell; j.
Cumming, Cincinnati; a, q. Anderson,
Chicago; Mrs Van Horn, Dallas; IL. II,
SER, Panther city j. u. Wilson, CHI
mond, va; Chester Manson. Kansas
city NJ, J.. Mowry, Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs, NJ. W. Raley, Terrell; ]. l. Lam
Ter, Houston; John 4, irwin, San an
tonic; Il. l., Mulock and wife. lei Reno.
.. ~ 5. Groak, New York. 4. p Dorr,
1aliasi ~ j. Anderson, St Louis: W.
~ Hirahheld, l.. h, lmboden, cl-y: A.
9, johnson, Louisville. A H. O'Neal
w. G, Reed Paris; W, Il. HaWlev. ST
Louis John Hail. New York; MIA. j.
H. Parnham, indianapolis; J. -. y li-
go, Kansas city Chas, jennings. Bal
timorei NJ. y. Burns, Midland; Mrs. II.
~ Cnyten, Parsons, Kan; r. q. l,avie.
Clebnrne; NJ j. Woods, j. II. st. tTalr'
J M. Higginbotham, Dublin; T. b.
Panel, Baird, Tex; A. Fulton
sherman. TeSas A. White chicago;
q. II Smith. Kansas city, b. 4, Da,
Whitcsburo; Wade Atkins, Bowie,J NJ
White, Louisville; n. c. Combs, city;
j /. Logan, FL Pasoi Miss Emma Eos
dick, city. Dr. j. w. Irwin city, Tenn
per Mcmillan, st. Louis: Nj. II. Terry.
Richmond, Va, j. Munger, Bowie: e.
W. Calhoun, Dallas; J. II, Littleheld.
Fort Worth; j. w, Carter. TeNarkann;
NJ. A. Goldsmith. Cincinnati: s. j.
Butcher Chicago; VIM. l.. supple,
New York. A. s. Henry, Blooming
Grove; VIM. Schilton. New Orleans; n.
NJ. MeComhs. jackson. Mo-; NJ. W.
Boyer, Jolly, Tex; VIM. Harrell. Amor
lila, Tex; I. II, Jones, Kansas city;
c. L. Ware. 81. Louis; II. NJ. Canton.
Chicago; Ben Van Tugh. Colorado;
Ed 5, Hughes, Abilene; Arthur GogeL
st, Louis G w, Llttlcdeld. Austin;
George w Cleveland and son, st.
Louis NJ. l.. Gotten. Caldwell.
AZ the Delaware.
The following are the late arrivals
az the Delaware; j. r. Organ, smith
VILE; Joe Williams. Cleburne: ]. w.
Hawsel. Cotton BELT II. RI; D. o, Live
~. city, a. A. Green, Texas; Harry
Gardner, ST. Louis VIM. %. Muse, ST.
Harry Homer. Rochester. a. @, Fieh,
81 Louis; Page Harris, city; j. Hi
dredth, New York; IL. Horton. Chen
go; J. II. Wright. Mansfield; A. r.
Pyles Mansfield; Mrs. J. ]. Dillon. St.
Louis; Il. NJ, Furman and wife, cltyi
a, II, Nesscr, city. A. j. Bross, city;
N. D, Freeman. city: Howard Messer,
city; J. c. Mccarthy city: y. Sinclatr
city; J. r. Zimmerman. Tozier. Tex;
Jake Johnson, cry; Oscar X. Manefee,
st. Charles. Mo; L. Reeder, Dallas;
Or, Fly, city: W. n. Brentnn. CHI
ohasha; Ernest Warren. Greenwood:
Mrs. w, p. Murphy Denlson; f. n
Meek. .elty; A. li HID. Mineral Wells;
c Aterman, san Antoniai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17
DUEL WITH PISTOLS.
DEADLY COMBAT IN A ROOM WITH
OUT WITNESSES.
Two Physicians Dispute over n
Question of Professional Treat
ment-Both wounded.

Portland, Ore, Aug. 16.--At noon to-
day the report OF several shots In rapid
succession We're heard to issue from the
Office OF DR.. II. r.. Holmes, on Third
and Washington. The tenants rushed
In and found the PROSTATE bodies OF
Dr. Holmes and DIR. Robert X Aus
plund, each OF whom was holding a
smoking pistol In his hand There
We're no other persons In the room
Ausplund had a hole In his body and
one In his head, another in his breast,
another In his right wrist. Holmes was
wounded In two places. one ball hav-
Ing entered one arm and the other the
body Just below the left nipple.
Ausplund's wounds win result fatal
~, while the physicians think Holmes
VIII recover, 1t Is not known what was
the cause OF the shooting but II ia
thought II was due to criticism by
Holmes Of Ausplund's method OF
treating a patient In the Portland hos
pital.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17
THE OLD VETERANS.
THEY GATHER IN REUNION Al
MERIDIAN.
Though Trimmed In Numbers, They
Answer to the Roll Call
Once More.

Meridian, Tex, August 16.-CspeciaD.
The business houses and private resi-
dences Of Meridian are all declked with
flags and floral wreaths ms emblems
Of welcome to the old soldiers as they
gather In annual reunion. The roll call
has been finished and the absent have
been marked. The memorial service.
with deepest aplennity, has been fin
lshcd and the Bosque county Confed-
crate veterans are ready for business.
Captain o. r. Plummer of Cleburne
delivered the address, and Judge j.
NJ. Han OF the Eighteenth judicial dis
tflct diverted the crowd with amusing
Incidents OF the war. II Is generally
conceded by the Intelligent auditor
that the time has passed for discussing
dead Issues that We're settled by the
Rwori thirty years ago. These re-
unions grow thinner year by year as
the old soldier fails to answer to the
roll call, but those who remain gather
together US hopefully and with az
much soldierly zest as when grim
war desoldted the land from the Po-
tomuc to the Mississippi. The full
amount tnnd over which the camp
promised at Houston to the JEFF Davis
monumental fund. was raised and dele
gates elected to the United Confederate
veteran Reunion at Richmond In 1896.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17
coypENsBD TELEGRAMs.

Washington, August 16.--Acting
Secretary MoAdoo has received n tel
e,,ram from Admiral Carpenter az
Chez Foo confirming the Associated
Press cable of few days ago that
the outrage investigating committee
had left Foo Chow for I<u Cheng, and
that Lieutenant Evans of the navy
was a member Of the commission.
Webster City, Iowa, August l6-Pro-
blbitlonlsts at Spirit Lake had the
rooms at Hotel Orleans searched and
a quantity of liquor seized and de-
stroyed. Inoensed at this the proprl-
etors have closed the house ana all
the guests have been compelled to so
home. Among the guests We're United
States Senator Gear and Congress-
man Henderson.
New York. August 16.-Handy &
Harmon will export 100000 geld and
Nesslage q Fuller 100000 gold to-
morrow,
New York, August 16.-Burt Il. Hyde,
who was transferred from Hoffman TO
Swineburue Island suffering from yell
low fever. died this afternoon. Hyde
arrived from Havana by the Ward
Line steamer Seneca on the 18th in
slant and was unable to produce a
certificate of acclimation.
Berlin August 1.-THE anniversary
of the battle of Mars La Tour near
Metz, was celebrated today by regl-
mental muster, which was attended
by ten thousand veterans who were
present at that engagement
Brussels, August 1.-THE educa-
tion bill passed It's second reading to-
day by a vote Of 81 to g. The tumult
caused by the Socialists in the chamber
was 50 great that the president was
forced to suspend the sitting.
Grayesend, England, August l6 The
United States cruiser Marblehald has
hurrledly couled and started {, day for
BeyrOOt Syria.
Washington. Aug Ex-senator Cat
Carter OF Montana, the chairman of the
Is in the city, says that a call for a
meeting OF the national Republican
committee will be issued in "a few days,
and that the meeting will take place In
this city In November
Washington. Aug. l6.-Asslstant Soc
crctary OF War Doe has been confined
to his apartments for several days
with a badly liberated sore throat. An
operation was performed this after
noon. General Does case is not consid-
cred serious, and II is now thought he
Will be able to resume his duties In a
few days.
Washington, Aug. 16.-Hon. W. D.
Dabney, solicitor of the state depart
ment, will resign during September, TO
accept the position OF professor OF law
at the University OF Virginia His pres
ent office pays $1,000 year.
Dublin Aug lG,-In the presence Of
5000 people at Leiuster hail, Peter Ma
her. Irish champion. knocked out John
ston, Of London, in half minute.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17
UNDER $4,000 nAIL.
Charged with Responsibility of the
Ireland building Disaster.

New York. August l6-The inquest
In the case OF the sixteen men who
lost ;heir lives through the collapse
OF the Ireland building at West
broadway and West Third street
was opened today.
Three are men under $4,000 bail each,
charged with the responsibility. They
are John H, Parker. the builder. Jaf-
ferdes Slller, the foreman, and Joseph
Gullder who had the contract for the
plasterlng
The most important testimony was
given by Architect Behrens who said
that the concrete under the founda-
tion was but twelve Inches thick.
while his plans called for eighteen
inches.
The architect admitted that he had
not Inspected the contractors work.
as he was supposed to do
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17
MINERS ARRESTED.
FOR RUNNING THE NEGROES our
OF SPRING VALLEY.
sheriff ana Deputies Put Thirty Me,
Under Arrest and Carry Them
to Princeton.

-, spring Valley, ILL.,. August is.-sher-
IN Clarke, OF Princeton, TO-DAY arrestad
uNer thirty OF the men who ran the
n,ssroes out Of Location. He was as
s,stea In the work by fifteen armed
v v The sheriff and his men
Weh. 70 shaft No. 3 this afternoon. and
seryod men came up he promptly
piueed IN closed wagons ana heavii,,
kuarded. They We're not allowed ~
SSnunse their pit clothes nor wash moi.
r nr The sheriff started of WIN Ms
prisohers about supper time and VIII
niirive at Princeton about II O'clock 10.
n,,ia,i, me arrests were made very
ed. was encounter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17
norm PLACED ~ nay nools.
Requiring NIEiiRnt ana Defender
for Next Weeks Races,

Brooklyn, Aus is--'rhe ViEnant was
dry docl'cd In tho Erie Basin today.
John Hystop, the yacht clubs meas
urer. was early on hand, and boarded
the Nlgilant He hud a long talk with
Mr. willard, after which hu hogan pro-
parat'ona Tor the measuring Tho light
oninE of tho boat was then began.
Defender was delayed bv 10Y. ana
instead OF reaching the dock al tide,
arrived too late to be dock at the same
uine as the VigllanL She was placed
on the blocks at the next high water.
The bonts' measurements viii moi he
made public. After Vigllant has been
relieved OF extra weight which will not
be on board during the races next week.
nhe looks much lighter, She seemed
20 be about foot and a half less on
the load water line than when she
lay at anchor az Bay RldEe. and IL
would not be surprising II ahe got more
time from Defender than has been estl-
mated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17
ARE ORGANIZE
PARLIAMENTARY couu,,,-,
FORMED TO PRoMoTr -,
NATIONAL coNFEnr,c.
II Is Desired to Find M,.,,... !.
Removing Evils Result,,. !,
valuation Fiuctuatisa,,

London, Aug. iG.-A ou,.t,
great Interest to Canada wa, ~
the house Of commons TO-DAY :
Price. who inquired II the ro,,,,,'
was aware that present esclu,r
Canadian cattle had caused M ,
causing severe loss in some 6, A. ,
ricultural districts. or wheth., a
striction can be removed M. y
uehl OF the board Of agrlctlts,, l
Long, replied saying that A. N,
1898 cattle suffering from ples,s..
inonia had been found anony "
coming from Canada and M ~
ment in consequence must M,
the restrictions placed upon ss'I
tie. -
The under secretary Of IN ~
office, Mr.. George N. Cursor \,
10 a question put by Mr. FIr,1l
Carson, said that the goyernnlsl u
deemed 1t advisable not 10 M
question Of monetary eompsmil
for the relatives OF the ylctlm, : 4
Chinese massacre until the 4, \
had been punished.
\ meeting OF the members 4
parliament favorable to curr,,r 4
form was held In the house q !
mons today Sir William a
Houldsworth, member for ii. \
west division of Manchester d I
yative, who was delegate ii "
Britain at the Brussels nione,ar
ference, presided.
Messrs Lorne. Darlington, vi
Nesey, Thompson, Bhor1f1
Disraeli, sam Smith and pory,,
present 1t was decided 10 toin
liamentary committee, lis ri.
being engaged 10 promote lnlerrla
conference for the purpose Of 1.
ering what measure can "
TO remove or mitigate the evils a
ing from the fluctuations groBg
Of the divergencies in the NJ
value of gold and silver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17
AcREENIENT IGNORED.
Some OF the Roads VIII Honor the
Tickets.

Chicago, Aug. 16.-The competition
for the Knights Tomplar business on
account of the conclave commencing
next week has resulted In a practical
ignoring of the Boston agreement by
some OF the lines. and the Lake Shore,
Michigan Central and New York Cen
trail and their connections announced
today that the return portions OF the
tickets In the hands of original pur-
ohasers will be honored from Boston
and intermediate points between Au-
gust "a. and october 2, whether they
bear the stamp Of the terminal agent in
Boston or not.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17
MELONS FROM CLAY co11xrv
A Large shipment OF Them Is sent
TO Taylor.

Taylor. Tex, August 1s.-Auother
invoice OF fine watermelons from Hen
rietta growers. consisting OF a car
received here by fast freight yester-
day, and found ready sale with AMI
GUS buyers. The melon crop Of this
section Is almost failure on account
OF the long continued drouth, the mel
ons being diminutive IN size and I'M
county product Is delicious. '
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17
FOR ENLIGHTENMENT.
ron BEAN POSTMASTER PLACED
UNDER ARREST,
lilo Was Taken to sherman and win
ne Given n Trial Next
Mondays

Tom Bean, Tex, Aug, 1G.-(speciaD-
William Grlndstaff, the postmaster Of
this place, was arrested here for en-
Dea@lement Of postal and money order
FUNDS. He was taken to sherman by
Deputy Marshal McAfee where he Will
be given a trial next Monday. His
shortage Is S3O5,O6, His arrest was a
great surprise here. as he has always
borne hrst-clnss reputatlon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17

ita beat clifford today IN the Merchant
stakes at a mile and furlong.
six furlongs. Lady Diamond won.
Manchester second, Runaway third.
Time, ;ib -.
won, Cresccndo second, Beau Ideal
third. Time, 1.0s la.
Mile and nm eighth. Rey Ell Santa
Anita won. Clifford second. Time,
1865 1-2.
Five furlongs: Argentina won, Au
Reyoir second, Killona third. Time,
1;O2 Ia.
Mile: Lake Shore won, st. Alario sec
ond. Brandywlne third. Time, 1912 "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17

Acting Attorney General Conrad de.
cided today that the appointment OF
Hon. Matt Ransom to Mexico was IL
legal on the ground that the salary OF
tho office has been increased by con-
gress $4,000 while Mr.. Ransom was sem
ator from North Carolina. The decision
was based upon a question raised by
Audrey HolcOmb In declining 10 pass
favorably on Mr. RanHom's voucher for
salary and eNpenseB
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17

New York, Aug. 1G.--Acqueduct re-
suits:
lie l. second, Imperial third. Time,
80 1-2,
six furlongg: Lanlcr won, Humming
Bird second, Refer third. Time. 1915 "a.
Mile, selling: Captain II won, Little
Tom second. Founding third. Time,
1913 1-2.
six furlongs, selling. Sun Up won.
Boldemonio second, Drum Major third.
Time. 1;H "a.
Mile, selling: Sir Dixon, Jr.. won.
Marshall second. Curious third. Time,
1H 10.
Mile and II sixteenth, selling: Now or
Never won, Ba-oneHsl second, Fred
Douglass third, Time, 1888.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17
KILLED ny Az Explosion.
Eight Men Lose Their Lives by Pre-
mature Blast.

Dubois. Pa, Aug. ia dispatch
from Clearheld says that eight men
were killed and ten seriously hurt to-
day by the premature explosion OF
blast near Mehatfa on the Plttsburg
and Eastern road.
The telegraph Offices in the vicinity
are closed and no further details can
be hud tonight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17

r. firing that when state has pro-
claimed parliamentary neutrality. such
neutrality shall be recognized by the
powers. The conference also adopted
a resolution authorizing the president
OF the conference TO ascertain whether
two or more governments were pre-
pared to tax the Initiative In the es-
tabllshment of an international court
for the settlement of disputes by pa
cihc Methods The conference then I'D
1ourned, after voting to meet next year
at Buda Pesth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17

Houston. Tex, August 1e.-fs,ao,.,,
y. r. Hertz. druggist, assisped -
day. naming !, S. Roberts as 5ssJrrss
Preferences amount TO $1,000. Tho nri,,
cipal one being the Houston nstin,n,
bank. No outside creditors are ,ra
ferred, Assets consist on stool, y,
drugs and fixtures and open secnn,,s VI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17

At Nashville
Nashville 10. Montgomery Z
At Brooklyn
Brooklyn 4, New York 6.
Second game: Brooklyn 10, New
York 4 Seven Innings.
s Philadelphia
Philadelphia 8, Boston z.
Al Wellington
Washington 8. Baltimore ~.
At 81. Louis
ST. Louis 8. Louisville 8.
At Chicago
Chicago >. plttsburg g.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17

Despite Rain Four Thousand People
Meet with Confedcrntes.

Bolton, Tex. Aug. 10.-(speclaD-To
day was the second and last day OF
the ex-Confederate reunion. During the
rain In the early part Of the day only
about four thousand people attended
Governor Frank r. Lubbock and Major
H. II. Boone were the orators.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17
BAPTIST REVIVAL.
A Successful Meeting Just cio..a n,
brewer.

TN nsew S Tex; Aug 16.-(speeiol j.
DAYS, s ss,ppt,s have just closed a Ten
Eyanrei,s gesslni meeting, conducted BY
seale was assisted By j. p ~ S AZ
M, MI possessed a wonderful voIee ,rhs
,s ns,s was far reaching in N. ~,
Us The Methodists win siso ~
s sir a meeting here next Fridav and
y W a marked spiritual feeilne r su
a elor, sna me meeting promises 10 be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17
He DROPPED DEAD.
A gAHMEWs SUDDEN DEATH Ar
GAINESVILLE.
Tho sudden Death IL Attributed to
Heart Eniiure-rhe Dead Nun
Left n Family.

Gainesville, Tex, Aug. lG,-(special)
u. NJ Norman dropped dead this nf-
ternoon at his home In the north part
OF the city. Death resulted from heart
failure, He was u well to do farmer.
aud had but recently moved TO town.
He leaves a wife and large family.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17

Visltor-what's become Of y'r
fed man?
Museum attendant-He's gd
job at a cigar stand In a hoieA
Visitors Selling cigarsY
Museum attendant-No. E9
him to scratch matches on'-'pf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-17

This place." observed lhl (
showing his American visitor II
the mouldy castle, rs over "
old"
rs that ALP said the Ard
smiling the air incredulpuaI
smells a laundering sight oldef-
cago Tribune.