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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

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Especially The silver people have no
reason to be ashamed OF the confer
ence now In session here. II Is COM
posed OF very representative and re-
spectacle men, and is wholly free from
POpulists. cranks and silver bullion and
mine owners. 1t is a gathering OF prom
inent Democrats from nineteen states
to formulate some plan by which Sill
yer organization may be had within
the Democratic party to work the com
hitting of that party to the independ-
ent, free and unlimited coinage of sill
this, its organizers pledge the body TO
party fealty and to a support OF what
ever platform party majority frames
at the next national convention.
Senator Jones Of Arkansas said today
to the correspondent that the confer
ence resulted from the regret ON his
part and that of other delegates at the
Memphis silver convention that Popu-
ullsts, separatists and hoodlums gem
orally took such prominence there as To
make the silver movement too political
for responsibility. This conference is
to further a purely Democratic cam
paign for silver, and SO long as the
question at issue must be combatted
these are men whom It viii be good
to oppose. They are fearless. honest
Democrats, with courageous con-
victions. and II they have to surrender
Ia rationa, majority for sound money
they will surrender as only Democrats
can, gracefully and In good lighting
spirit, to eXpend their disappointment
on common footing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
A POPULIST SPEAKER
HE ADMITS THE ARGUMENTS OF
THE GOLD HUGS.
The Substance OF His Speech at
Rockdaie-A Very Hot Dny--A
Lady stricken III.

Rockdale, Tex, Aug. 1i.-(Speclal)-
The thermometer registered los In the
shade here yesterday afternoon. which
was degrees higher than ever be-
fore known at Rockdale.
Mrs. j. X. Rowland was suddenly
stricken at her home last night with
something like heart failure, and FOR
several hours her life was almost de-
SPARED OF. but she recovered, and
while stlll confined to her room. is
much better.
Hon. w f.. Douthlt PopullsD spoke
here last night to quite large crowd,
at the tabernacle. His speech was rath-
er remarkable In that he admitted
much OF the argument advanced by I'D
vocates OF the gold standard. stating
that free silver at the ratio OF i6 to
! would drive out the gold. He boldly
advocated an irredeemable legal tender
issue OF paper, and yet Inconsistency
stated that he favored free and unilm-
lied coinage OF silver. on the ground
that while It would alone be~as dis
appointing as tariff reform, II would he
the agency for creating more money
than exists at present. II was good as
far It went. He cited 1866 as the most
prosperous era In American history,
when there were 1900 million dollars In
circulation OF paper money, and cot
ton commanded ABE. and he was rather
severe ON free silver Democrats for GO
ing back no further than 1879 for pros
porous times. He quoted George Clark
us authority for the theory that the
government has power TO create legal
tender money out Of anything II sees
IT. and raised laugh by saying that
George Clark knows what he Is talk
ing about when he talks about what
he knowa.H He made no allusion 10
the sub-treasury scheme.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
GEN. COXEY SMILED.
4 HuLsnoRo SIGN REMINDS HIM OF
WASHINGTON.
u Was "iSecp on the CrRss"--Hiiis.
boro Preparing TO Fat In
waterworks system.

lllllshoro, Tex. August N.--(SpecinD.
A report was current here this morn
ing that General CoNey OF Muasllllon,
Ohio. would pass through on the $3.50
train, which proved correct. quite a
crowd gathered at the depot TO SEQ
HIM ON seeing sign ON plat OF
ground At the depot Keep OF thu
Grass," the general smiled and said,
illllBboro must be quite q city. "A.
from appearances one would think Id
was In Washington city. lie asked
do they place u person In jail FOL
getting on the grass here?" The train
pulled out at this time and the gen.
crnl heaved sigh of relief.
The goldbuga tried to organize
club here with what success your re.
porter WINS unable to hnd out, except
that a Vlcr-prcAdent of one OF the ma.
uonal banks was elected president.
The city has recently sold $4,000 IN
i0-year Q per cent, wnterworlSs and
sewerage bonds and Will proceed al
once TO put IN u system OF waterworksi
TO be owned aud operated by the city.
The city VIII employ city engineer
to auperlntend the construction of the
plant ana put Il In with home labor,
The merchants here are busy re-
celvlng goods IN anticipation OF n
big fall trade.
Captain WIN. A. Fields, file clerk OF
the United states senate, was called TO
Washington to look after the doou-
monta In his charge during the re-
pairing OF the building In which his
office is located. He expects to be
absent about six months.
w a, Rowe, chairman OF the Popu-
list executive committee, has issued
call for u meeting Of that party Satur-
day. August II, for the purpose OF re-
organizing thoroughly for the next
campaign.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
CORBETT WINS RACE
HAS BECOME QUITE AN EXPERT ON
A BICYCLE.
Fred Titus Breniss worlds nike Re-
cord for Ten Miles ON the Man.
hatta neach Track.

New York. Aug. 1.-THE most not
able achievement OF the day at the
Manhattan Beach cycling events to-
day was the smashing of the ten mile
bicycle record by Fred Titus. The
pacing was not fast enough for Titus.
who. ON the last mile, cut the pace for
the tandem. lie finished by knocking
the record down to 20:5s 40, a cut or
40 as seconds.
Other features were n half mile race
between James j. COrbett and Harvey
Wheeler. COrbett handled q wheel very
oleyerly. and he and Wheeler made a
good finish. Corbett winning by feet
Mile handicap, class a. final: X. A.
Miller. 1870 yards. won. Time, 2:l2 40.
quarter mile. scratch, professional.
flying start, final; II. c. Tyler Spring
Held. Mass. won; /. a. Sllvie sec
ond; W. Coleman third. Time, ;2s l-5.
Mile scratch class A. final: Won by
G. NJ. Bertz. Time. 216 lis.
Half mile match race. handicap; Won
BY James j Corbett. 70 yards. r. @.
Wheeler. scratch, second. Time. ia l-2.
Five mile handicap, professional;
Won by /. A. sllyie. Staten Island.
li5 yards. a W. Porter, HoFatch, sec
ond; w. Coleman, scratch. third Time,
800 4-5.
Third of mile. handicap. match:
Won by Lewis a. Beir. 70 yards John
Beener. scratch. second. Time. ~ 1-5.
ren mile match race. won by Fred
Titus: Harry Maddox dropped out at
end OF three miles. Time. one mile,
200 lis: two miles. 4:04 2-5: three miles,
COG 20: four miles. s.i1 50. five miles,
1910 Us; six miles. 1878 SIS. seven
miles. 1929, eight miles, s;3s As; nine
miles. ls:sg; ten miles. 2o:5s ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

WIN Refer 10 Chino-JnpaHese War
and Mission Outrnges.

London, August HIN the house OF
commons the work Of swearing in the
members OF parliament was continued.
The queens speech, after the customs
airy assurance OF peace with all the
movers. II Is expected will refer TO
The termination OF the war between
china and Japan and to the steps taken
IN regard to the mission outrages.
There will be a strong allnsion to Ar
menla and to the reforms which the
powers are pressing upon the sultan.
and also to the icluslon Of Bechuana-
with a brief reference to the fact that
parliament cannot be expected at the
present session to proceed with active
legislation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

ELECT A TREASURER
CHICAGO. August "a.

NfAAAN"FhNANfs aANhAlA W.
The executive committee OF the Ma
tional league mettoday at the Great
Northern hotel. Various committees
We're appointed and plans Were dis
cussed for the fall campaigns. After an
adjournment for luncheon the commit
tee met again at three o'clock Ia hear
reports aud FOR the election Of a ma
tional treasurer to nh the Vacancy
made by the death OF the late II. ID.
Harper OF New York. The sessions
We're presided over by ~. A. McAlpln or
New York, the newly elected PRECEDENT
OF the league. All of those present ex-
pressed themselves az enthusiastic over
the outlook for the Republican party.
The afternoon session was married. by
energetic apeeches and definite offers
of assistance
Then reporta from the various state
leagues We're received. The outlook
was declared promising, particularly In
Iowa, Minnesota, Connecticut and New
York. a committee on League work
was appointed, whose duty shall be To
map the plan OF operation for the va
rlous state and territorial orRanlau-
tons.
Before adjournlng Senator ]. NJ.
Thurston, General James $. Cllrkson,
w. w. Tracey and A. Il. Humphrey
We're made advisory members OF the
executive committee.
The matter OF locating headquarters
was passed until the regular october
session.
BY unanimous consent the executive
committee chose Aaron j. Bliss OF Sag
NAV, Mich, as treasurer of the League
ana treasurer ex-otllclo OF the cXeuu-
tive body.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
INJUNCTION ISSUED
TO RESTRAIN NETTING oN CHICAGO
FAIR GROUNDS.
civic Federation Continues It's War
Against netting and Gambling
ut All Racing Meetings.

Harlem, August 1.-THE civic fed
Grafton today secured an injunction
TO restrain the Chicago fair grounds
from selling or leasing betting privi-
leges at the tracks. Hand-bo0ks have
been made. but the statute does not
provide against such betting. The meet
ing thus far has been n great success
In every respect. ana while the track
viii close for the harneas meeting at
Washington Park for one week, tho
owners ana track officials think racing
will be resumed ON Monday week. and
that many horses VIII be here,
Six furlongs; Hannlgan won. The
Distiller second, Lord Lonsdale third.
Time, l;lG.
-Four and half furlongp: Adept won.
Pert second. Demire +. third Time,
$50,
six furlongs: Gateway won. Treasure
second. warren Leland third. Time.
l15.
Mile; Burrel's Billet won, Winslow
aecond, Theodore II. third. Time, i.i3.
slS furlongs: Tom Say er won. Che-
noa second, oregon Eclipse third,
Time, I15.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
SALE BROUGHT so.soo,ooo.
perry of Distilling and Cattle
Feeding Company sold.

pcsgo, Ill. Aug, 14.-Under author
Z Federal Judge Showalter, General
I aeNulta, receiver of the Distilling
Sslile Feeding company. sold the
Fvly OF that corporation today to
organization committee for So
~; Heneral McNulta was accom-
~ Dy United States Marshal Ar
anu half dozen deputies and
mayor. attorney for the re-or-
Fsanon committee for Attorney AL
|irSn,a y W. Rice, president of the
fns ana Cattle Feeding company.
Nehminarles OF the sale were be-
y me reading OF the advertise
soh,ainlng the judicial decree or
me sale. The only bid entered
wal Of the reorganization commit
Mayor in the name of the re-
|,e t;auOn committee bid $4,000. 600,
- " being the only bid, the proper
y shocked down to him. Mr.. May
-sn.ed certified check for $780,
guarantee OF good faith, and
M ~ailnlng the bit OF paper, the
7lss,, announced himself satisfied,
Ss'"red the sale completed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

platform, and none OF the members
We're able to say when the report would
be completed. The proceedings of the
committee developed some differences
OF opinion as TO the line OF policy to be
recommended, but these We're not of
sufficiently radical nature to cause ap-
prehension Of serious delay
me committee proceedings Indicated
that the report when made would re-
commend the Issuance OF an address
To the Democratic party OF the country.
urging in very strong terms the main
tenanee OF the silver cause in the
Democratic ranks and also outline
plan for the reorganization OF the sill
yer forces in the party with view to
the selection OF delegates to the next
national convention. This plan will
probably embrace the selection OF u
committee Of one member from each
state and these in turn shall select
member from each county, the latter To
have the power TO appoint a member
from every voting precinct In the
county. The plan Includes provision for
national HEADQUARTERS, probably at
Washington.
Immediately after the adjournment
of the conference for the day the pro-
gram and resolution committee was
called TO order and remained In session
for several hours. At this meeting each
member gave an account OF the cOndl-
tlol OF tNc SILVER movement IN ms state
and pointed out what hi thought was
necessary to strengthen the sentiment
In favor OF free cuinage. II was decided
to regulate the work Of formation of
scheme of organization and the prepar-
alton OF The platform or address to the
people to the subcommittee OF eight,
of which Senator Daniel of Virginia is
chairman.
This subcommittee assembled during
the evening after some hours OF CONSUL
tatlOn and practically agreed on the
basis OF report which Will be pre-
scented to the full committee aud later
to the conference during the forenoon
tomorrow, This report VIII, II Is under
stood, recommend the appointment Of n
committee to consist OF Senators HAr-
ris, Turpie and Jones' Of Arkansas and
others, who signed the call for the
present conference who are to select
provisional national committee To con-
sist OF one member from each state
whose duties are to be similar In scope
ana authority to that OF the national
committee OF the Republican and DEM
ocratic parties. The address 10 the
people Will be brief and viii declare in
plain words the attitude OF the confer
enre ON the silver question, favorable 10
coinage at u ratio OF ID to 1.
The present understanding Is that no
other subject but that of finance VIII
be embodied In the address. 4 scheme
Of orgp nization for practical work In
the furtherance OF the silver movement
Will, u is expected, also be embodied In
the report of the program committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
HE GOT THE LIMIT.
SOUTH DAKorA's DEFAuLTISa
TREASURER is SENT UP.
Taylor Sentenced TO Five Years NJ
HARD Labor In the sioux Falls
Pcnitentiarx

Pierre, s d., August 4.--Ex-State
Treasurer W. W. Taylor. who deiaulted
last January, called by Judge caffey In
court today and had nothing 10 say.
Tie judge gave him the limit OF the
law, 1--WE years at hard labor In the
Sioux Falls penitentlary.
Pierre, 3. d., Aug. i4.-Attorneys OF
w. W. Taylor are jubilant with the be-
lief that their client will not begin to
serve out the five years sentence impos-
ed on him by Judge Gaffey this morning
on him by Judge Gaffty this morn
Ing. They Will apply to the supreme
court for writ of habeas corpus on
the ground that two years IL the longest
sentence permissible under the statute
invoked by the lower court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

A. II. A. In Kansas city WIN 60 to
Omnhp 90 flight.

Kansas CITY. August 1.-THE star
today publishes story to the effect
that several A. +. A. members In Kan
sas City are watching the controversy
In Omaha with great interest, 1t
leaked out today that Mt meeting OF
the advisory board Of Jackson county
last night resolutions We're adopted
Offering substantial aid to their Me-
braslSa friends One OF the most re-
liable members OF the order told
Star reporter today that " the Omaha
police commissioners wanted 5000 men
they could get them In Kansas In
less than twenty-four hours.
DO you mean that you are going ZIP
there with Wlnchesters TO raise a
wnrY' was asked
YOU don't think we would go empty
handed Just to look on. do your was
the reply
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

New York, August ii.--Results at
Acqueduct;
Five rurlongs, Unity won. Ben Maid
1,0l -.
SIX irlougs; lrvma won, Rehau sec.
ond, Nenetla third. Time. lac l-2.
Five and u half furlongs; Emotional
won, Ncrttlc second. Herminia third,
Time. l0a IA.
Six and half furlongs. HermlntR
won, Chande second. Roundelny third.
Time, i.23 IT,
six and half furlongs King Gold
won Campnnia SECOND, Pay or Play
third. Time. 20 ~
Mile. selling; sun Up won. Jack the
jew second, Tue Penny third. Time,
1876.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
AZOTE WON EASILY.
FANTASY rnovEs TO DE 40 MATCH
FOR HIM.


Buffalo, N. Y, August i4.--This was
ladies day at the Grand Circuit, ana
the attendance was somewhat aug
mented IN consequence. CHIEF interest
centered In the race between Sails
bury's pillow horse Azote and Hamlin's
young mare Fantasy The sportsmen
liked the gelding beat and the out
come justified the opinion they held.
Azote had the pole and n length the
lest OF It at the seld on; on the back
stretch Fantasy drew up on even terms
but Azote drew away again In the
stretch and won as he pleased In a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
A NEGRO ARRESTED.
THE CHARGE OF CATTLE STEAL
ING is AGAINST HIM.
The Arrest nu Important One, as IL
May Lead to the Implication
of others.

Taylor. Tex, August H.-(speclal)-
Nose Conoley, nes4o about ulty-tnree
years Of age, against whom several
charges are now pending, was arrested
upon a warrant by Constable J. F.
ZwernemAn last night and lodged in
jai here this morning He was ar
rested In the Stiles community. eleven
miles northeast OF Taylor. Ohicers
think this arrest will lead to the lmpli-
cation OF number Of other parties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

NO ELECTION HELD.


MANHATTAN BEACH Aug. Il.
me convention OF Southern Hallway
and steamship representatives. which
adjourned last evening met here again
today aud adjourned after BRIEF seH-
sion until tomorrow, The committee
~ Ave which was appointed last might
To consider the new agreement report
Ell back today, They favored the new
agreement as announced ~ the As.
soeiatrd Press last night, with the fol-
lowing exceptions;
The board OF arbitration will SIN be
continued, ag provided for In the old
agreement, with The privilege that
members having cases IN dispute can
submit their grievances TO outside AR.
bitratura. the contestants TO name one
each and another TO be named by mu-
tual agreement The remainder OF the
agreement has been reported ns satis-
factory, with the exception Of the third
section OF urucic "a, This Is TO the
effect that any member can withdraw
from the agreement by giving the COM
missioner sixty days notice. This ques-
tlon OF time is stumbling block, as
some OF the lines Wish TO make the
time HiN months, 1t Is Haid 10 be well
understood that the Scuhonrd Air line
VIII insist on the Biyty days limit and
unless II is agreed q the Seabonrd Air
line win not Join tne new association.
This matter will be discussed at tomuf-
| rows session.
AZ soon aH the meeting adjourned
| Commissioner II. b. Stahlmun called
the executive committee OF the old aH-
ISOLATION together 10 wind up old bus-
mess. a canvass OF the mcmbers pres
| ent elicltcd the fact that the olec-
! tlon Of officers viii not take place at
| this meeting, hut as one Of them said
| today, railrund man can change their
minds more quicltly than their time
| schedules.
| The agreement provides that In the
| election of officers the vote must be
unanimous while under the old agree
| ment, a two-thirdH vote was sufficient
| to elect, Several Of the representa-
| lives when seen this afternoon, said
| that It was quite possible that good
deal OF friction might occur In the elot-
| ton of new officers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

: Milwaukee. WIS, August 1.-THE
Wisconsin Trotters and Breeders as
ISOLATION began today with small at
tendance.
Free for all trot: sobbie p. won,
best time. 2;i2 i-2.
2lS pace. Alice Director won; best
time 2:l7 i-2
Futurlty for wisconsin colts: Mon
phallie was the only paid up entry and
walked over.
Joe Patchen Will pace against time to-
morrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

The Mig Baitieship 20 Join Admiral
Duncc's Squadron.

Washington. August 1.-THE battle
ship Texas which goes into commits
sion tomorrow. VIII probably sail at
once from Norfolk to join the squad
ron OF Admiral Bunce. The Texas
does not need any trial except OF en-
gines and It is probable that they Will
be given test while with the squad
ron.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
pY A LONG TERM.
GIVEN NINETy-NINE YEARS
FOR RAPE.
70 John LocIett Given u stIn
snience ny "A Judge ut Hemp
stead, Texas.

empstead, Tex, August 1i.-(Spe-
l.7john Lockett, II negro, was to-
e9nylcted of rape on Fannie Lat
ls-year-old negro girl and given
|ears In the pen.
Wright is on trial for the murder
(.hi Brown last year No one is
|xeu 10 enter the court room with
having hrst been searched for CON
vi weapons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

Saratoga, August lI-Five furlongs.
Failing water won, HIeresy second,
Marslun third. Time, 02 ga
Handicap, mile und a furlong! Song
and Dance won. Saragossa second,
Ajax third, Time, 1876 IL.
Rancocas stud stakes. mile; Nictorl-
Gus won, Dorian second. Time, 1913.
Seven furlongs Dolabra won, saint
llarlo second, Lady Diamond third.
Time. 30 -.
Mile. Chant won. Pap Gray second,
Lake Shore third. Time, i.li
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
SPECIALISTS WOES.
They Are Charged with Misrcpre-
sen,ing Tb-m.evie. TO the Sick.
How They Operated.

Gainesville. Aug. -(speoini)--H.
l., Edwards and j. B. Mcfarland, both
from Kansas. were arrested and placed
In jail by Sheriff Ware upon the charge
OF passing themselves OF AS special
lists" They would treat u patient. taxi
ing notes Tor payment and referring
their patients to Dr.. Castle < Co.'S Dis
pensary as the proper place TO get their
medicines. They found victims In Era
and Rosston, this county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
MONEY DISAPPEARS.
AN AUSTIN FREIGHT CASHIER
LOSES 5000.


Austin, Tex, Aug. l.--fspeclai,)-
MIR. Leslie Jackson. cashier Of the In
ternntional freight office here. lost 5000
while having IL moved to an express Of
floe to be transported 10 headquarters.
Up 10 tonight. the money has not been
found. but suspects have beech arrest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
HEIRS ENTER SUR.
' Bring suit for ss5o.a5o
Damages.

\ hslr.la, La, August 1.-the
W. M M, nave entered suit against
Rlnenssf OF Galveston ana Sol
eale \, q New York. TO cancel
p eeli, we salt mine property at
|ainares ahse. In this parish, and
|.ean' "a, a.sgtegAting ss25. $50. The
M Ner. company of New York
|flyanin" iberia salt company OF
r. 10 IN. as sub-lessses, are made
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
corroN wonSs Ar wonIs.
Make Their Appearance In Missis-
sippi and DO Much Damage.

VlcksburB. Miss, Aug. 1a.-Cotton
worms are reported In many localities
In the lower Delta and boil worms are
also making their appearance. The lat
ter have appeared In alarming numbers
at DuncanAby, lssaquena county
where they are said 10 be destroying the
young bUlls as rapidly as they are
formed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

shown by secrefnry's Report.
Memphis, Tenn. August IA. = The
Southern Lumber Manufacturers as
auciAtlon met this morning In SEMI
annual session with an average attend
auoe from different Western, Southern
and Southwestern states. The meeting
WAS called 70 order by President Q. ".
Goodlander OF Fort Scott, Kan. who
made brief address,. The secretnry's
report showed favorable conditions
with promising outlook. Mr.. y. w.
Carvey OF Kansas City addressed the
meeting on the subject OF mutual In
sirance for lumbermen,
Routine matters occupied the at
tention OF the convention until about
o'clock when an ADJOURNMENT was TAX
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
|ROAY CUT OPEN.
KINGS CAROTID ARTERY
WAS SEVERED.
''Pe'rator surrenders to the
'"'e Officers and claims He
Acted In self-Drfen.e.

hon Tex. August l4-(speclalJ
\ the ,n. slashed Fred King
pa ar, a,oat tonight, severing the
fihk KY, Jones surrendered,
n 70 my was pursuing him with