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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-01
Claus g predels.

2lls er in gep gOrt als 3piIbens
bedsspafagier lanbete, bate er So in
Der Sufde; iunIt nannte er ni9ts
Rennenspsrt6es iein eigen. Gr mar
gsfommen, fein Slid gu fuaen, unb er
fanb es balb genug, obne itb in nipiIs
ben" Spetulationsn gu oerIu9en. Sas
Wagen lam fir ibn erit Ipdterbin, absr
aud bunn mar basIelbe bon aiemli9
folioer art. unb er ipuBte itets senau,
piepeit er geben burfte. 9arum 1T
inn aud fait niemuls stfpas miBsliidt,
uHb feline Groberunsen f8einen ibm
aud fernerbin treu su bleiben.
Gldus bate nur Iebr eerinse S4uls
biloung genpFen unO mar bss @nslis
i6en gan3 unO gar untunOtg, als er
feinen SUB in bic neue Welt ieBte.
2luf Elm beIonoeres Sab perItanb er
ii6 aud nicht, dber er ipriibts BON 9lrs
belts unb lnternebmungsluit. 8alb
genug bate er Elm @roceriegci9GTt an
elmer Gde in's 2eben gerufen, unb in
isiner peiBen S6iirss mar er unerz
miiblid tbdtig, basIelbe bod gu brin@
gen. Dus er bon Der 2anOesipra9e
unmittelbar bsburfte, eignete er ii9
nit Der Raf6beit an, tpeld)e ben aIIerz
meiIten PlattbeutI6en sigen 1T. Seiz
nen unterbalt erparb er gang ertrGgz
liA, aber bamit mar er nod Iange nibt
5ufrisben; bic 9eIdidte ging ibm bel
gu matt, unb bic &unbsn Sablten ni9t
INNER prompt. Gr taufte einen 9ros
csrisIab.n in 2ouispilIe; audi bort
belt es i'm nitt auf bic 9duer, unb
mir Iehen i'm in Der Salbmonb>Stabt
auftauden.
Sn Gep Orleans bDrte er BON ben
Sob : gntbedunsen in GaIifornien,
unb er brad obne 8eiteres nab Der
8iiIte Oes StiGlen Oceans auf. glber er
ii6erlieB es 9lnOeren, auT ben @oIbfeIs
bern gu dbenteuern unb fia nm ben
Dgelbsn 0red" gu tabbalsen; benn bas
pabte pieberum ieiner beutT6en @orz
it9tigteit ni4t. 60 bunb er Ii4 bsnn
ipieoer bic tpeibe Sdiirss Inn unb err
Dffnete Elm 9rucerisgeI9dft in San
Srancisco. Seifa, bas ging leb6aft.
Claus iab fein 9untconto bon Sag gu
Sag me1r ani4peIlen; bsnn in Der
r4rgOnauten5eit" itsdte Elm gang ses
b0rissr profit in iol6en 0ingen.
8alO lieB CLAUS feline 9riioer aus
SeutIdlanb tommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-01

gr unb feline 8riiber tauften Elm
SntsrsFe an elmer 9rdusrsi. 2lu9
bieIe 9lnlase rentirte f9 uusseSsi9nst;
ats aber Claus $75,000 fir ieinen @ns
tbeil geboten lpuros, nabm er bas Qns
erbieten obne langes 3Dgern an unb
itedte ous 9slO in cine 3udsrraffines
rie. Sn bieier SpbGre erf poIIenbets
er feline iroiiae 8eitimmuns, bic sr
f9nel ssnug ertannte!
Die 3uderraffinerie ma6te Elm sros
Bes 9eI6dft, unb CLAUS fdbte Elm lebz
bates 9erlunsen, ibr alIeiniser 8es
iiBer gu iein. Sin Streit nit ben DC
tiondren, bensn feline @eiddftsmeibos
De ni4t re9t bsbasts. mar balb i'm
9anss. porauf SpredsIs bic Serr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-01

Mit' Der 3eit madte fid CLAUS bas
ran, bic aRbsrsn pflanaer paus5ufriez
ren." Gr purbe Elm bider 6rsunO bes
96nigs &alataua, borgte Oemielben
cine WilIion gu 6 procsnt. unb bulb
bsbsrrf6te er 70 siemlih iiberall bic
Situation. 0enn Der fleine, fette
blauGusise DsutI9s i'm paluIt err
f6isn, nabm Der 9remierminiiter ben
Sut ab unb perbeuste iid. uno bic
&Dniain lGaelte, - benn Claus mar
itets i6re Soffnuns, penn iie einen
neuen Ring II. bersl. nbrau9te," unb
Der &6nig fnapp Bel 3uife mar.
9lls CLAUS nah ben Ser. Staaten
suriidfam, fodt er einen neusn StrauB
nit Ieinen Goneurrenten i'm Often
aus; er bauts eins sroBe Raffis
merle in philadelphia. bspflan5te
Sunoerts bon atcrss i'm iiibliden Gulis
fornien nit Suderriiben, = fur3um,
er nuBte isOe erbsntlide @elegenbeit
aus unb bat iih benn uu4 sliidlih
gum unsstrDntsn 3udertDnis Der @elt
gemaht.
@r lit Der @dtsr breier S0bne ses
tporben; absr eleid 8anberbilt bat er
nidt nit alien bsrieE6en gsihdftli4es
Slid. gtur Sobn o., fein dlt.iter. 1T
Elm Mann in feinem @eiite unb ipirb
isoenfuGIs fsin Dert fortieben. Die
beiOsn Gnberen, RuOolpb unb 2lbolpb,
iinb 6urmantt Sungens in ibrer Qrt,
aber piel gu iebr ~StrubeltDpfe."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-01
Die austtelluns lit Siibt6.

Bel Der 0eutT9s sHprbtI9en 9tusftel>
lung In 2iibed Tam ss pefent.id bas
rauf an, elm m0slitbT ltmfaFenbss
Bib bon bem 9lus= unb @infubrbans
bel stpifden Oeutfhlano uRo ben norz
Sif9en Rsihsn au bistsn. nit benen ia
2iibed als elmer Der bebsutenbIten Sfz
feebdFn itets rsgs 8eSiebungen untsra
bulten bate; bane6.n gait es aber
aud, einen 8egriff BON Dem Sdnbel
unb Wanoel bes sstpaltigen 9inters
lanbts Der alien 9anIe itabt gu ssbtn,
unb bisies Sinhrtanb, nit benz 2iis
bed balb nod bel enser bur9 ben in
glnsriff 9enonrmenen GIbesSrape.
Canal DerbunbeR Isin ,pirb. umfdBt
faIt oas eeIamurte @ltsgebi.t unS
bebnt ii9 Biz gu WeitFalen unb ben
H6einlanben dus. ~
Bon Der @tabt gang abgefdIOFen,
eritrsdt bic &usItelIune fih NIT ihren
partartigsn, apalbisen Sintergrumbt
unmitteIbar an ben btauen 9etpdfsrn
Der @atenib, eines lisbli9en Nebsns
fluFes Der Srapt. limb ipte farbens
fro9 unb Gbtps4slunssbon 1T #. dufz
gebdut, in tbrem duBeren 8efpanbe bic
friib.ren 3etttn nit ben belltigen pera
ibmslsenb, benn tpGbrsnb Elm She'll Der
@ebduOe gang i'm mittsIaltepliten
Stile gebalten iIt, III Der anbtrs in
Der bsiter>eefGIIisen 5dtpebt9en Sols,
baudrt erri9tet, bic 10 liebenspiirs
biasuHmuthis su Malb uno Daiisr
paBt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-01
@errdtksm. Strr: n3ab

= 8errdtbsn. Strr: Sab,
len benn bic Samen fein Strdfgelb,
bic e:nmaI auf sinem &uff,etrdn3aen
feblsn2" Dame: r9lh 9utt, nein -,
lpsr feblt, 1T f4On 6sitraft!"
Reue Huance. ySshn
Sic NAL, mas Der Ssrr Baron fir cine
f90ns NaIe bat, bic sldn5t ia tpis aoz
paGlat." nSie irrsn, bas 1T potaI>
lad!"
= nnpaffeRb. Sauslebrsr.
ySo. 2iGIp, iebt tOmmsn ts;s gum
Sior9." = Wbltter (ibn unterbrs'
9snb): rparbon, Serr 0pttor = i9
bite. meinsr So8ter nur iibtr anitan>
bise Sbisrs por5atrogen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-01
Gem iih hhIid. 4

" 1T uTl " FW' N1uut0HTF-
malt: Limb Iomit bedntrdge id bds
fir bieien SAL b06ite auldffse Strafs
mai se# 8 Sdbren." 9tnsetlueter
(llnterbre6eneo): mObu. Serr Stadts'
aapatt, . 10 nit am glaten sIten 1ss
tsEsn umSuseFn!N
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-01

60 iange dpir bertrauen
gtuf alri'ren tis'uen Mutb,
limb 6offenO borpdrts f4uusn.
60 luns' lit glllss gut.
limb fei bies Soften. Se6nsn
Glub nur Elm i40ner Sraum,
3u trotnen beins Sbrdnsn -
@tb i9m i'm Ssr3sn Raum.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-01

llnS OBJ betn gutter @nssl nod 10 ferne,
gr fliiitert Dir i'm Rauf6eR ber Gps
preien:
8! gluube uidt, Su iei'ft aGIein Dergefs
fen
9ehwlb, @sbulb! gimIt gliib'n AUDI
.... betne Stsrne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-01

@is tDmnt' leiht ben MenI4sn tpsroen
@as erEs9nte doplIs Slid. '-
mplIte nur Der MsnTh auf @rben
Gr6bsr fem, als fem @sI6idl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-01

= -unf.r Subel fir Ssmanb flei.
bet Iv5 oft in bas Sob tines 4Rberen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-01

Ssut' trauria, mpr9sn munter,
0us 1T Der Oinge Suuf;
@iptt AUDI bic Sonne at1ter,
60 ge6'n bic Stsrne uuf!
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
A FLYING MACHINE.
A TEXAS MAN RISES TO THE occA-
SION AT LAST.
James cobban Thinks He Has solved
the Great Problem of Aerial
Navigation.

Hartley, Tex. Dec. 1s.--tspeclal.)-
James cobban of this county, forward
ed to Washington Saturday the model
of a flying machine invented by him
and applied for patent for same.
For several years past Mr.. Cobban has
been a valuable factor In keeping tho
Fort Worth and Denver roadbed in re-
pair. but In a short time his genius
may enable him to rise from obscur-
lily to fame and fortune.
Mat Atwood, indicted In this county
for cattle stealing, failed to appear Mt
the Potter county term OF court, Ia
which county the case was transferred
for trial. and his bond OF $3.50 was for,
feited. There are six indictments for
cattle stealing against Atwood, and
Hon, George c. Pendleton of Bolton is
on his bond.
DR.. J.. II. Grant, formerly surgeon
OF this division of the Fort Worth and
Denver. City railway. Is en- route 10
New York to take post graduate
course in Bellevue hospital medical
college.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
BOTH NAMES SIGNED.
FITz PLACES HIS NAME TO THE
PAPERS ON HOARD
A TUG.
Contest Take. Place On February
II ut some Spot to he Named
ny stuart.

Houston, Tex. Dec. 16.-(Special)-
Articles OF agreement for finish fight
between Robert Fitzsimmons. of New
York, and Peter Maher. Of PittsDurg,
were today signed aboard tug off the
coast of Texas. Dan Stuart arrived
with the articles signed by Maher ,fis
morning and Fltzsimmons showed no
hesltancy in attaching his signature,
Salient points of the agreement are as
follows:
II Is agreed that between noon and
G o'clock on the 18th day of February,
1896. they will contest fair, stand-up
battle with five ounce gloves, under
Marquis OF Queensbury rules, to de-
eide the heavyweight championship of
the world: purse Of $4,000 to be given
by Dan A. Stuart, OF Dallas, Tex, and
the Police Gazette championship belt
Dan A. Stuart agrees to deposit $4,000
with Richard *. Fox as temporary
stakeholder on this date. December lG,
1895, the remaining $1,000 to he deposited
on February o. 1896, with a final stake
holder to be selected by mutual agree
ment between the said Robert Fitz-
simmons and Peter Maher, as parties
OF the first part, and Dan A. Stuart,
party of the second part.
The said final stakeholder TO he Sc
lected ON the 14th day Of January, 1896,
| In the event of said Fitzslmm )ns and
| Maher failing to agree upon final
stakeholder. the selection to be made
by Dan A. Stuart.
Dan A. Stuart, on behalf of Robert
| I'itzslmmons, and NJ. Connolly on be-
| half of Peter Mahcr. agree 10 deposit
| with Richard X Fox the sum Of $1,000
| each to guarantee the appearance in
the ring of the said Fitzslmm 1ns end
the said Maher at the time End lace
| selected for the encounter.
The said Robert Fitzsimmons and
the said Peter Maher further agree that
the $4,000 purse shall be given 10 the
| winner OF the contest
Dan A. stuart further agrees, that
IT, for any reason, he fails to rdlnll lis
part of this agreement to facilitate the
meeting of the said Fitzsimmons Dnd
Maher without interference lie shall
forfeit the $4,000 placed by him n IN,
hands of the final stakeholder. rame e
be divided equally between the sale
Fltzsimmons and Maher.
1t Is further agreed that .he loca
tlon OF the battle ground shall he made
by the said Dan A. Stuart. Stuar
agrees to inform the said Maher ans
Fitzsimmons of the place selected a
o'clock on the morning OF The 18th day
of February. 1886.
The selection of referee Of the con
test to be made on January "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
& I no

ported the body Of man floating in
Wells creef. where the public road
aud international and Great Northern
railroad cross the same. Justice Law
renee r. Sweeney and oillcera repair
ed to the scene. The body WAS iden-
tlhed to bc Walter Ferlow, who lived
near Mound Prairie. this county, and
who was seen at church at Anderson's
Chapel last night Deceased was shot
one time with a pistol. the ball enter
ing his head on The left side. behind
the ear, and all Indications revealed
that he had been murdered about 100
yards away and his body carefully
placed upon the back In the creek.
which Is very low at this point, and
scarcely hid II from view.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
MYSTERIOUSLY GONE
A BooNKEErEn pEoAMps WITH
TniRrY-FIvE DOLLARS.
II Is believed He win Return ana
Explain his strange Conduct.
People Trusted Him.

Pendletonville. Tex. Dec. l6.-(Spec-
ial)--Mr. Tom Bowen, a gin man four
miles north OF this place. has had In
MS employ rs boolSkeeper J. ID. VIII
Hanson, who suddenly disappeared last
Friday night. on investigation It Is
learned that he went to Temple Friday
morning and was intrusted with sS5
IN currency by n groceryman OF this
pace 10 havo exchanged for silver,
Mr.. Bowen also misses n small amount
or money from his purse. Williamson
had the confidence OF all who knew him
aud some believe he win return With
an explanation OF his strange conduct,
MT. Jamos Weatherford and Miss
Maggie Garth were married on sunday
evening at o'clock Rev, l.. @. Grimes
tying the nuptlal knot,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
WORK OF THE GRAND JURY.
f"puiist Club Formed--sorrow ovor
the Death of Nugent,

-, Pittsburg, Tex, Dec. l6. -(speolil)-
The grand Jury adjourned saturday
after being In session one week only
twelve indictments. five for felonies
and seven for mIsdemeanors. The re-
port or the grand Jury was short. The
examination OF reports OF couatv en-
GERS We're commended Several divorce
cases were granted Saturday.
Inc case of Jlme Aldridge icol,-nD
charged with the rape OF a little s.
year-old negro girl, Is set for Thurrdny
ana special venlre OF 100 jurors has
been ordered.
Judge McCabe addressed the Popu-
ltsis OF Friendship Saturday rnd a
large club was organized. pitdging sup
port To the Omaha platform Men or
every political following were shock
ca 10 hear OF the death of Judge Nu-
gent, Nothing but words OF praise
IN heard from every source Tor the
dead patriot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
BY A CHIEF JUSTICE
LAWYER JOHN pEAsLEY is NOR
TALLY WOUNDED.
Published an Article Ren.etins On
the supreme Court of Tennessee.
Chief Justice Resent. IT.

Chattanooga. Dee. 16.--Chief Justice
snodgrasa OF the supreme court OF
Tennessee shot and mortaliy wounded
Lawyer John Beaslcy In the law office
of CONGRESSMAN Brown in this city a
few minutes before noon today. snod-
grass entered the law office to see Mr..
shurton. who is partner OF Congress-
man Brown. Mr.. Beasley was citing
at desk and the judge. walking up
mornings Times which appeared ever
Beasley's signature "a lie. They
drew a pistol and shot Beasley twice.
The other ball lodged Ia the body. The
One ball entered the arm near the
wrist and came out near the elbow.
card were that the supreme court us-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
STRIKE THREATENED
LOOKS LIKE THE STREET RAIL-
WAYS WILL DE TIED UP.
A Mass Meeting of Employees and
Night-Pnttison Active.

Philadelphia, Dec. 1G.--At a meeting
tonight of committee having in
charge the grievances of street railway
employees 1t was unanimously
agreed to inaugurate strike On all
lines of the Union Transit company
either at midnight tonight or at an
early hour tomorrow morning. At
this hour II mass meeting intending to
last all night was opened. composed of
railway men and citizens. a committee
Of citizens. including Ex-Governor
Pattlson, Is comforting with the rail-
way company looking to a settlement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

New orleans, Dee. 1s. lone and one
sixteenth miles; Lorriana won, Ber-
trand second. Elsie Fergus third. Time.
l.0S LIZ.
Fifteen-sixteenths OF a mile: Bag
pipe won, Tom Sayre second, Dick no.
han third. Time, i:s6.
Mile and seventy yards; Miss Clark
won. jim Hogg second. Beautitice
third. Time. l;N.
Handicap. one mile and quarter:
Blasco won. Grlnda second. Billy Me
kcnzie third. Time, eI0.
Mile; Mandolin won. sir John sec
ond. Spendolin third. Time, lac "a.
Honestly, now" asked the Interview.
err do you think that the mission on
the Populist party is ended?"
Il wish l knowed; wish knowed >.
said the leader, thoughtfully. ~ got
chance TO marry 4 ten-thousand-doi-
lar wilder II shave. "--Indian
Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
FATAL GUN ACCIDENT
a FATHER is SHOT ny his OWN
'OtNU DAUGHTER.
The nine Hall Enter. the Face Nsnr
the Nose and ooc. Through
the ucnd

comntoct, Tex. Dee. i6-(speclal.)--
Another fatal shooting occurred at
comstoek at o'clock Sunday morning.
Louise u. Shell. aged is. shot and kill
ed her father. a. c. Shell, Instantly
with rlflc, the ball entering the face
close TO tho nose, coming out at the
back Of the head The girl clnlms her
father had boen duarroling and hight.
ing with her mother. She took the gun
down, telling him 10 lot her alone, when
II was discharged with the eSove re-
suit.
Deceased leaves wife and three
small children IN very poor elroum.
stances,
The inquest was held by. Judge Cob
bic. the verdict not yet having been
rcndcted.
MYsTERIousL.y GONE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
GROUND TO PIECES
WOMAN AND CHILD RuN OVER ny
A TRAIN.
Horses Took Fright ana Dashed
Down the Track in Front of
Approaching Train.

Denison, Tex. Dec. 1s.--tspeclal.)--'
Last night about Z o'clock n team
pulling n buggy In which were Simon
Leepcr. wife and child, all colored. ran
away at the Band street crossing Of
thrown out in front OF an incoming
Katy freight train. and before they
could get on the track. the engine.
No. 25i. a heavy slack burner, was upon
them. Both were ground to pieces. The
team ran down the railroad track In
front OF the train, the man escaping
without injury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
WAS GIVEN FIVE YEARS.
"Pap" johnson VIII DO Time For
killing George Hates.

Dallas, Tex, Dec. 16.-(special)-
pap johnson was today given Ave
years In the penitentlnry for killing
George Bates in December. 1892. Bates
ran restaurant at the Union depot In
Dallas. johnson worked for Bates. The
tragedy was the result of quarrel be-
tween the two men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

Austin. Tex. Dec. 16.--tspecial)-The
following business was transacted In
the supreme court today.
Affirmed: Ferguson ct al. vs.. rem,
pleton ct al, from Harris. certifed
question answered; l. and G. N. Rail-
way company VS.. Sein, from Bexar;
city OF Dallas VS.. Cook, from Dallas.
Set by agreement for january =. yb'
Depoyster VS.. Baker, commissioner,
mandamus proceeding. original suit In
supreme court.
Submitted: NJ. X. and 7, Railway
company OF Texas VS.. Belcher from
f,0okn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
~ nyMny,s counr.
ID. II. winstcaa Most Ally omcinted
nj the Wedding.

Azlc, Tex. Dec. 10. --(spociai,) 1.-Two
Of our old citizens. John Cozby and
Mrs Rowden. were married last Thurs
day morning, Esquire ID. y. winstoad
officiating.
There viii be u Christmas tree at
the college on Tuesday evening, De-
ccinhor "a.
AISLE merchants nre wide awake 10
tho intereAts OF present seekers, and
VIII be able 10 supply all with nice
presents.
Professor Thornhrook and lady, re-
Gently from Nebraska. have flne boy
at their house. which arrived Friday
morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

at the college last Friday for a two
county.
a tramp giving his name as Tom
lawrence was arrested and tried for
,ne inert or money and clothes from
~ N; campbell living four miles east
OF this place. lie was acquitted FOR
lack OF evidence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
COTTON STILL ARRIVES.
The Tisdnic Drug store ua. nccn
DurginriscJ.

Comnnehe, Tex. Dec. ic.---(specIal.)--
considerable quantity Of cotton stlli
arrives, and prices were a. high "a
'.ih 10 300 last week.
several persons from here attended
the funeral Of Judge II. l.. Nugent al
Stephcnvlllc yesterday.
The 'pisdalc drug store OF Proctor
wah broken open last Friday night,
money. 1859
X. w. Turner. who has been running
n store In Comanche for many year,
has moved his stock OF goods to sipe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
AN nmnnzzLnu SENTENCED.
lie Got over Two Years In Prison
and Fine.

Waco. Tex. Dec. 10. -(special)-A.
C.. Love, who pleaded guilty In the
Indictments for embezzlement OF gov
ernment funds and Issuing forged
money orders while assistant nostmas-
ter at Calvert, Tex, was today SEN
fenced to two years and six months
Imprisonment. fined 5000 and taxed all
the costs In tho cAsc. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
rooiS WRONG MEDIcIVn.
Tiiimnn Goodwin of Dallas Vow In a
Critical Condition.

Dallas, Tex. Dec. 10. .-tspeelal1.-
Tillman Goodman OF West Dallas 10.
day took belladonaa instead or another
medicine. The doctors have been M
work trying 10 save him. but his con.
dition Is considered critical tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
A UNIQUE REWARD.
onercd For the Capture of nm Eiop-
ing Fair One.

Coal Gate, I. II. Dec. 1e.--tspeclal.)-
There was big dance Saturday night
here and after the ball Myrtle Doltey
eloped with married man who lcit
behind n family consisting of q wite
and six children. She also TOOK wv OIL
her fathers cash, who offers for her
apprehension the ninety dollars In her
possesslon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
COUNTY CHAIRMAN APPOINTED.


MeSia, Tex. Dec 10. Especially 1.-THE
following gentlemen have been APP
pointed as county chairmen by Hon, i
NJ Tolbert of Texarkana: j. VI. Com
her, Jr. OF naingcrfeld. for Morris
county. and $. J. Morris OF Atlanta
FOR Cass county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
AMAyoR's SALARY REDUCED.
The laval Fee. Are TO he Re-
tnincd.

Temple. Tox., Dec. l5.-tspeciaI.)- :
~ the meeting Of the city council on
Friday evening an ordinance was pass
$500 % si2 d year An the usua, fees
VIII be retained by the mayor The
ordinance VIII 50 Into effect at once,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
pENIsoN suFrERs
AZ tho Hands of the Light Fingered
Gentry.

penlson, Tex. Dec. ie.-tspecial)--
For the past two weeks Denlson has
business houses ana great number
OF minor places having been visited.
The latest was committed Saturday and
= thief entered the apartments OF
Mike Malay. Mt lois West Main atreet
and carried on $50 worth OF ciothinr
and SIS worth OF tewelry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

Sterling silver sugar Hheils, sterl,n9
silver butter knives. sterling silver
Olive forks, sterling silver cream ladies'.
At Pfaeiiies. lis Main street. 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

cided the railroad case from politi-
cal standpoint and not a Judicial tne.
Judge Snodgrass was released on
taIt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGA|
Celebrated throughout the country for itsni1
points of excellence, and for which that "
known firm, the Collins Armstrong Compan!l
this city, are state agents. Here sa
DESCRIPTION
Of this Valuable instrument

Eleven stops
Case Oak or Black Walnut may be desired.
New divided detachable back.
Made low to enable the performer to and be seen v
at the organ
Hand rubbed finish
Finished bkca
Handles
Knee swell grand organ.
Pedals covered with Brussels carpet and nickel plated
Contains two ocaves of Dapason reeds, three oc'ss~
reeds, and two octaves Of Principal reeds
Stops Mapason; Echo Principal; Piano fofs' - e
Flute Dulcet and Melodia, with the addition Of Bass -
Coupiers.
Length, three feet nohes height four ises ~
width, one foot elsven inches.
The annual output of Chicago Cottage Organs is
plee Organ every ten minutes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
NOTnin1tiOI|

Are rolling in by friends Of Sunday Sss.,
which the Gazette's Christmas Gift e \
cago Cottage Organ would be useful
The coupon will be found in ever Il
on the editorial page. The first annou1..s
of the count will be made in next MI
issue.
This is to be THE GAZETTES C)Ats,,.
Gift to one of the Sunday Schools aHenSsSg
its patrons:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

~ crowell. Tex, Dec. Especially
tns ceunty Institute for teachers me,
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