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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Bedford, Tex, Feb. 25.-Mr. Moses
Wright. who moved here about three
months ago from Fort Worth, died
very suddenly last Thursday
Aunt Polly Valentine, mother Of r.
Y. Valentine. is very low and not ex-
pected TO live many days.
Miss Bette 'Boldin OF smithheld Is
visiting friends here.
Rev. Burnett of Dallas preached nj
the Christian church yesterday.
Henry & Barr have their new house
about done and have moved into It.
The concert given Friday night fol
the purpose of raising money 10 build
the schoolhouse was well attended.
Professor II. NJ. Moore and family
from Fort Worth, were down the last
OF the week.
Farmers have gone TO work In good
earnest since the cold weather broke
up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Waco. Tex. Feb. 25.--A large meet
Ing was held at tho city hall tonight
for the purpose OF organizing a society
for the prevention OF cruelty 10 AMI
mails. list has been circulated for
several days past for signatures OF
those who wished TO organize and
maintain such an organization In tho
city. over 900 signatures were secured
and the result was the meeting tonight,
which decided upon organization and
the employment of nm agent to carry
on the work OF the society. The mem
bera viii contribute monthly and tho
membership II sufficient TO insure sue
cess, the monthly contributions being
very ANAL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Denton, Tex. Feb. rs bib Perry
and Henry Howard. two Denton ne
groes, had difficulty on the public
SQUARE this morning. which resulted
ia Perry getting an arm shot OF with
q shotgun.
Perry had for some time been living
with Towards wife and today at
tempted 10 secure a small son OF How
ards.
Howard, procured a double barreied
ahot gun and meeting Perry upon
Tie square. opened IRE on him with
the above result.
Constable W. 8. Fry. while attempt
ing 10 arrest the negroes, stumbled and
fell. dislocating his shoulder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Waco. Tex, Feb. ga well attend
cd and enthusiastic meeting OF the Or
der OF Railway photographers was held
In the city Saturday night.
For some time past w. NJ. Sellers,
deputy grand chief OF the order. whose
headquarters are at San Antonio, has
been In the city rowling the division
which formerly was active In this city.
The result has been a reorganization.
and the creation OF a strong and active
branch OF the order here, Waco division.
No. 2f3- The membership is now 30 and
viii be increased materially.
H. NJ. Gates and J. Il, Meisburger
were elected delegates 10 the national
convention, which meets at st. Louis
ON the lhIrd Monday in May.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26
mayer X q ,eIreenvile, also to the press

mayor OF Greenville, also 10 the press
VI AZ 1sreenville for publication.
"a, me plans and specifications OF Mr..
a. II. Kings new business block, on
,ne northwest corner OF the square,
nave arrived. The building will be a
dressed brick and granite front. two
stories. with two elegant show windows
and an arched double entrance. The
ground floor Will be arranged for one
conimodious store room.
Inc commissioners of Hunt county
on last Friday evening selected DR.. ].
II Nichols as county physician for the
ensuing year He Will do the practice
OF the county Jail and poor farm. This
IN quite compliment TO deserving
young physician.
The Hunt County Teachers institute
ADJOURNED Saturday night, after elect
ing Charles Wrenn president and j.
u. warren secretary for the next year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Little Rock. Ark. Feb. ga mass
meeting Of citizens was held tonight to
take action relative to the reign of
lawlessncss which has terrorized the
citizens OF the city for the past two
weeks. A vigilance committee was
organized and large number OF ciu-
2ens signed a document to respond to
the call of the mayor or chief OF police
whenever they deem 1t necessary. II
was also decided that no person would
be allowed to appear on the streets
tomorrow (Mardi Grass night in dis
guise, From two to four hoid-ups have
occurred nightly during the past fort
night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Dallas. Tex, Feb. 25,-The recount
OF the doubtful boxes In the Kearby-
Abbott congressional contest In this
city and county has been completed
resulting in a net gain, according to
Walter Lemon. one OF the notsrles. OF
1886 votes for Kearby. In addition to
this gain. Major kearby attacks the
returns from the Pleasant Valley box
on the ground that the returns show
a greater number of votes than the
tally sheet and poll list. Major Kear-
by stated to a Times Herald reporter
that he will begin taking testimony
next Thursday In Kaufman county.
where he contests the county returns
entire,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26


Eddy. N, NJ. Feb. 25.--Murray Har-
ris. under whose supervision the Pecos
Valley railway was constructed, has
rendered his resignation as chief engl-
neer, TO take effect March 1.
Il. @. Tracy and w. Il. Mcilwan, two
OF Eddy's promising young business
men, have purchased the Implement
business of w. s. Whittelsey. the latter
returning TO Michigan.
Eddy was included IN the belt OF the
recent cold wave, and for the space OF
week the Inhabitants did muchly
SILVER, but eighteen carat weather
again dominates, and NIL ~ sunshiny
and bright. The thermometer now
ranges daily from 70 to so degrees. Bare
foot boys gamboi In the streets ana
trees are vigorously sending forth
buds.
StoclSmen are jubilant over prospects
for better prices. Both sheep and cnt-
tie are In good condition The cold
snap resulted In but slight loss OF cat
Tie. while the snow ensures water and
good range.
The Greene vineyard OF slxty-four
acres, now under the superintendent
of the T.. /. ~ |. Co, ia being trimmed
Cuttings are distributed free to any
one desiring them. The vineyard viii
Yield an abundant harvest OF grapes
this year.
vi aAhl Aut runway tnKlUttl
corps. under the charge of Chief En-
gineer Ballard, Will leave Roswell TO
run n preliminary survey to Wash
burn, Tex. This indicates an early ex-
tension.
Mexican sheep herder was
brought in from the plains last week
in badly frozen condition lie IL be-
Ing cared for at the Jail, but cannot
recover His name is Seforino Jacques.
The board OF county commissioners
are Mt present prominently before the
public. The new ineumbenta clothed
In little brief authority and straw
hat" In the cannibal queen, recently
cut plumbing bill against the county
one-half, Tho plumber, who r of eX-
ceedingly diminutive stature, protested,
but without avail The cold snap OF
last week played havoc with the water
pipes In the jail, and the aforesaid
plumber was appealed 20, After cutting
OF the water he Informed the commits
siuners that unless his bill was forth
That august body was surprised that
thing SO small should 10 reclslessly
defy Il, but he had nerve like unto the
Little Corporal" and refused to be
terrified by threats OF arrest and pun
ishment dire. The outcome IL as yet
unforeseen, but just now the plumber
holds the winning hand, and has no
hesitancy In pressing the limit.
Among the substantial improvements
now being made is IL $4,000 residence
by W. W. Oglc, on North Canyon
street
a carload OF range cattle sent from
this point to ST. Louis recently aver
aged only $3.50 per 100 pounds.
Two Chicago men, Messrs, Young and
Miller, are preparing to engage in buy
ing and shipping alfalfa hay and
Egyptian corn
The electric light and ice plant has
passed Into the hands of j. j. Hage-
man, president of the Pecos Irrigation
and Improvement company. Jeff n.
Miller has been appointed general man
aGer of tho concern.
The partnership of Bradford g. ogle,
furniture dealers. has been dissolved,
w. w. Ogle retiring.
Next week c, d. Ondcrdonk. late OF
Dallas, will associate himself with the
Y. /. & ]. Co. in the Office of r. IL.
Roesler. immigration commissioner.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26
THE muS,c,rAL CAMPAIGN. !.
The First Love Feast In tho Sew
cnth Ward.

The candidates were out In tho
Seventh ward last night. which was
stirred by their presence to the mani
fentation OF no little enthusiasm at tho
opening OF the campaign. Meetings
were held at Davis store ana Louis
Shuberts place Short speeches wero
made Mt the latter place by Messrs.
,Tlournoy and Templeton. candidates
for ,ity attorney, and Messrs. Gregg
and Tiller. candidates for alderman.
There were many calls for Maddox, but
the chief only bubbled over good ma
turedly. saying nothing and making
friends all the time. while Frank Jones
talked wen and got along splendidly.
MIR. Beaziey. his opponent for tho ofiloo
OF city assessor and collector, carried
on a still hunt with his hands full OF
tickets.
Later Chief Maddox and come ohths
other candidates called on Pete O'Con-
nor and took part In pleasant Irish
dance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Richards 4 Pringlo's Georgia min
strels gave one OF their Imaginable per-
formances AT Greenwnll's last night to
a fair-sizod and rOllioklngly happy au-
dience The personnel OF the troupe
embraces some OF the most celebrated
negro entertainers OF the day. There
is Billy kerBands, with his enormous
mouth, like the back door OF II saloon
In u local option town--tho same "Ilil-
ly" who made thousands laugh ten
years ago. He " just as clever and
his work Is as much appreciated as
over. The Crescent city quartette gave
some well-renderod vocal efforts. among
them the "Old Oaken Bucket"
The Georgia Ministries have been TWEEN
ty-four years under one management.
and have made great success In their
line. This company Is one OF the few
composed OF genuine negroes They
pleased their audience last night i'm
menBely-that is. the design OF the com
pany-nnd both entertainers and cn-
tertalncd should be. and were. pleased
Tonight. "Arisiocraoy." by local tai
ent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Houston, Tex. Feb. g5. The insur-
ancc companies demand for additional
are equipment were discussed at this
afternoons session OF the city council
and they were freely characterized as
q hloodless trust, The city has spent
much money during the past year 10
put the department In good shape
aud has compelled the water company
TO put ita plant In good condition. In
surance ratos are how higher than IN
third-class town.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Waco. Tex. Fob. 25--sult was filed
IN the Nineteenth district court today
by Walter v. Fort and others. stock
holders OF the First national bank.
against Tax Assessor and Collector
HUMPHREYS and the City OF Waco. To
restrain ,ne collection OF taxes on the
bank OF the plaintiffs, and a temporary
Injunction was granted.
The suit IS similar 10 that recently
filed TO prevent the collection OF state
and county taxes, the plaintiffs alleg-
ing that their debts are entitled 10 be
made an Offset against their stock.
which therefore should no, be taxed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Thorndale, Tex, Feb. 25.-since the
smallpox scare in Taylor our county
health officer has placed strict quaran-
tine ON the county line. as there are
several cases OF smallpox within few
miles of Milan and williamson county
line In williamson county, We also
have several families in our town who
have been exposed, have now two cases
down. but not developed sufficiently
TO tell II 1t is smallpox.
Farmers are all joyful over good
weather and are busy fixing to plant.
Streets are deserted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Eighteen Magnificent TnbieauI Pre-
.cnted-Cue-ts Entertained.

New orleans. La. Feb. 25.-Tonight
the Knew of Proteus presented In
eighteen magnificent tableaux the
legends of Asgard and the Gods, the
myths Of Scandinavia. The pageant
was headed by the trirm9hal car bear
ing Proteus, the King OF the merry
krew; No. ., Sage, Goddess Of history;
No. 8, Giant Smith; No. I. Gilling
and the black dwarfs; No. S, the golden
grove; No. 6, Muspelheim, the home OF
brightness; No. I, the light elf; No. g.
the Fenris wolf; No Q, the wild hunt;
No. 10, Loki in chains; No. II, wood
sprltes; No. II. fountain OF Urd, the
Norus; No. IS, Baldura, the Bright;
No. "a, the under world; No 10, the
last battle; No 49, the draught OF in
SEPARATION: No. II. night and day; No 49,
Freya, the Heaven Queen; No. 10, Ogir,
the ocean God.
After the street parade Proteus and
his krew entertained their guests at
the French opera house by tableauN
and ball. The king selected Miss
Louise Witt, the beautiful and ac-
complished daughter Of the late ex-
Governor Wilt, as queen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

They go on month after non,h 49,.
year after year, but make no nro,r as'a
gress V''' pu' no pro-
o., nhan can work his way back IN
pVu ne don't need savior Tharo a.
only one way--the way OF the binod az
way 81 attonement If man could got
saIha,lon by his works it would cease
MI. Moody told OF Sunday school
sra,a er WAC m endeavoring to illus
NIate grace pulled out her watch ana
onered to give II TO the nov a, ,ha h 81,
OF me class. He refused 10 take n
thinking II only Joke. and 80 aid iii
refuse " down to the last and smallest
poy IN the class who took the watch
anu put IL In his pocket, N-hereunon ali
OF the other boys laughed. thinkInr n n
great Joke on the little fellow. but when
the teacher also handed him the kew
anu showed him how to wind It tho
Liners sara; Are you really going TO
give him that watch?" The iadv
sured him she was and the others ri,
said, "oh, II we'd uf known Thai we,a
uf taken IT," We
Ihats Just what We are going IN
say some day" said Mr.. Moody "we
VIII say. oh, II we'd uf known IL we'd
uf taken it, You can't hardly MAKE
people believe they can get something
Tor nothing. Paul says that God gave
up Christ freely for us all"
Continuing, Mr.. Moody said: "some
people say II am converted can't
hold out God don't give us life with.
out bread 10 live on"
Mr.. Moody here told OF the story IN
Elijah OF the woman and the oil. which
beautifully illustrated his point. God
not only gives us grace enough TO live
on, but he floods us with It.
Some minister's" he added. "pray
for crumb from the masters table.
1 don't want any crumbs. / want the
whole hog or none. What would you
say II | was millionaire and lived
on dollar week and boarded up my
gold? You would say l was the mean
est man in the world. Well that's
yourself. Look in the glass and you
Will see that same man. You just get
a little thimble full and say that's
enough"
Mr.. Moody condemned :hc man who
was polite and nice II thu outward
world and treated his family mean.
IF l haven't got grace enough 10 treat
my wife and children kindly" he said,
"the less say abor. Chris. the Let
ter"
Mr.. Moody explained that those who
pIbLtNhtu Atldllleh hlthhNA Ph
tience HG said. IF haven't got
more patience than | had i've years
ago, there Is aa:ps;hlng radically
wrong in my Christian life.
paul said; Sound in faith, sound
in patience, sound In love
He said the only way to overcome
an irritable disposition or any wrong
Is to confess the wrong to the wronged.
1--WE are not going TO overcome these
things without we treat them as sins.
"'He that ruleth his own spirit is
greater than he that conquers king
doms"
After several beautiful and appro-
pirate illustrations Mr.. Moody turned
his thoughts on death, and showed how
it was never unwelcome, but always
heralded with Joy by those who pos
sessed faith.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Nash this morning moved against
the real estate men who appear to be
In arrears with their occupation taxes.
and declared the bonds OF about TWEEN
~ Of them forfeited.
The occupation tax is IS for the
county and IS for the state, and the
bond.
Judge Nash ordered alias capiascs
Issued for the dealers Ia land.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Vernon. Tex, Feb. 25.-Rastus Nc
Kinney and Dick Taylor, both colored.
had an alteration yesterday. Mckin-
ney struck Taylor on the head with a
was arrested.
Marion Rowland and Jim Polk were
arrested yesterday, charged with theft
of cattle.
In the district court last week In the
case OF George L. Blackman VS.. Rob-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

New York. Fob. 25.--Arrlved, steam-
ers Nomadle, Liverpool, Korean, Glas-
gov.
Mobile. Ala. Feb. 25..-Arrlvcd.
Steamer Circassln. New York
New Orleans, La. Feb, 25.-Cenred
III Mar, New York; Bark Erlstidad
PArcoulHgola,
Port Ehds. geb.. 25.-Arrivcd. Steam
ship Canaras trrcncM Duret, Havre
Saltwater Gait, Puerto Cortez.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

,,o Methodist Protes.au.s In the FIRST
t D. church, Rev. {. ). ca'a-
III nastor OF that church, preaening
in NM K. Brouse OF Mckinney CON
ancted services 70, the hpiss1 9llis ~
,,sterday morning and evening IN I've
oa a,,, incal assembly OF the Knights
ipe No. e22, met Friday night IN
o. L - session, and among other
rsEu,a' adopted the following resolu-
t ,n which are published at their re-
quest: r,a. ~ condemn the nc
lion u the council Of the city oil Green ais Z,
Vile Wiz Tex. in reducinsr the wages q
empSS,ysd THAT copy Of these reso-
,.sers he presented to his honor. int
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Paris. Tex, Feb Ed Carter, n
brakeman on the Frisco, committed
suicide Mt Tallhlna, I. T.. yesterday at
ternoon. by taking morphine. The rash
act is attributed TO love affair He
had n sweetheart at Talihina. but she
Tilted him, He made love to another
young lady. but she, too. cast him
aside, Carter was well known among
the railroad people OF this city,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26
THE DALLAS BUDGET Of NEWS.
GETTING READY TO SPRINKLE THE
STREETS.
Judge burke Refuses to Enioin the
Dallas Terminni-The kcarhy-Ab-
bott Contcst--tobbers Convicted.
Knights OF Labor Meet.


CFNA@ANT@Rt w. So
Mayor Barry is deeply interested in
the matter of street sprinkllng for pal-
las, and is procuring all the data
possible on the subject. He is an en-
thusiastic advocate OF having provision
made In the proposed charter amend
ments for street sprinkllng, Among
the communications he has received
from outside sources is the following
from st. Louis:
street Department. Street Commits
sioner's Office. St. Louis. Mo, Feb. 2l.
Bryan I. Barry. Mayor. Dallas, Tex;
Dear sir--I have had referred TO me
by Mayor Walbridge your favor OF
February 10 in. reference 10 street
sprinkling. Under our charter and the
ordinances passed. pursuant TO the
charter. this city is sprinkled under a
contract let by the board OF public i'm
provements and paid for By special
taxation upon the abutting property.
our new contracts for the ensuing year
have Just been let. and the cost to the
property owners Will average only 3
cents per front foot for term of eight
and one-half months. To make this
more plain, a 50-foot lot abutting upon
a street that is sprinkled Will cost only
Sl.50 for the eight and one-half months,
The city approprlates the entire sum
Tor the contract work and pays the
contractors the contract price on the
LIST OF each month. The special tax
bills are issued and collected by the
city, not by the contractors. This has
been the system here for the last seven
years and has been found to be eN-
tremely satisfactory. This year we
l.. a,.l.r rf go 80
which is the largest number ever
sprinkled during any year before,
inclose herewith Il copy OF our sprink-
ling specifications, and will be pleased
to furnish any further information de-
desired, Yours truly.
M, ]. MURPHY.
street Commissioner"
In referring TO the st, Louis sprink-
ling Mayor Barry said:
"These specifications require the
streets to be sprinkled from curb 10
| curb four times daily ON weekdays
| and three times ON Sundays. from
| March Is to December !. don't be-
| lieVe our streets VIII have to be gone
| over so often daily, but OF course our
| season OF sprinltling would be longer
and the cost with us ought not TO be
| so great During the fair last year
We made contract to keep the dust
| down on Haskell avenue, and It was
| done by going over II less than twice
day, even in that dry time. The
| proposition is to allow the city coun-
| ell to have n street or part OF street
| sprinkled by contract TO the lowest
| bidder and charge the cost to the abut-
/ ting property. of course only such
streets as majority OF the residents
desire should be sprinkled."
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Prices Cream Baking Powder is the
.tIA ct
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

ert Iianssels ct AL, Sanger Bros. OF Dali
las recovered Judgment OF ;i25S'le ara
Interest. less a credit OF sii4. against
Haniseils. Blackman did not recover
anything -. -.
In the three cases OF Kister Bros. VS..
ma Hartford Insurance Company, the
IsIreman's Fund Insurance Company
ana the Guardians Life and Fire IN
shranee Company. Judgments were rem
AIRED in each case for the company.
II is cloudy and threatening rain.
Farmers are busy sowing oats anu
other apring crops.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Waco. Tex, Feb, 25.--ln addition TO
the changes In the official roster OF the
Katy mentioned In the Gazette ycster-
day which have since been confirmed.
the following changes are noted.
a. ID, Bethard, train master north
OF Hillaboro. promoted to superlntend-
ent Of same division. O. T.. Mayer.
chief dispatcher. Hillsboro south TO
trainmaster, same diViaipn; Joe Benz
nett, chief dispatcher, Hillsboro north.
TO trainmaster same division.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

nesinninE of the Day. of Psnnano'
with U.s.

The penitenual season Of Lent begins
with tomorrow, Ash "Wednesday, ana
will be duly observed in Fort worm
The services at 81. Andrews Epibce-
nal church win consist OF morning pray
er and litany at 10 a. m.
There Will be evening prayer ana ny.
any at .. "a. Services will be heln
avary evening or the forty GAYS OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Waco, Tex. Feb. 25.--Maud stroth-
err, who was taken to the county farm
ns pauper last Saturday, died there
today The woman was formerly a
resident of the Reservation. was mar
rled from there and lived with her
husband until the morphine habit had
completely wrecked her life, when her
husband deserted her. 1rrlendR In tho
city maintained her until Saturday.
when she was taken to tho county farm
almost IN u dying condition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Georgetown. Tex. Feb. 25.-oficers
here are maintaining strict quarantine
regulations against all towns infested
with smallpox Three travelling men
coming from Taylor were today re-
quired to leave the train at the city
limits and compelled to hire private
conveyance and return TO Round Rock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Denton, Tex, Feb. 25.--Dlstrlet court
convened here today In the court house
IN spite OF the condition OF the build
ing, Judge Barrett was not present, on
account OF Illness and Hon. r. j. Bar
torn was elected special Judge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Astronomers claim there are over
II, 100000 comets In the solar system
alone. Almost rs many as the sd
designated baking compounds. Dis
crlminRte and insist upon the best. DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

II. a r. c, Depot, Corslcana, Tex.
Feb, 25.--pete Cook. one OF the thirteen
prisoners who escaped from the county
poor farm. was captured at Rural
Shade, 20 miles from this city, this eve
ming, The others made good their
escape.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-26

Dallas, Tex, Feb. 25.-Police Officer
Roberts went TO Kaufman tho latter
part of last week 10 testify against
william Spence and John Thomas,
whom he arrested last December on
the charge of robblng hardware store
at Forney. They had some of the