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The herald., 1896-01-10
A Naughty Californian

OSHKOSH, Wis. Jan. OIL G. Gray of
California has been arrested at Clarksville,
Ky. Ion charge of defrauding commission
merchants. He has been masquerading
for months, it is alleged, as +. 3. Ives of
+. B, Ives & Co. of this city.
The herald., 1896-01-10
The Democratic Convention

NEW YORK, Jan. "a meeting of COM
mittee was held at Tammany hall. the OBJ
ject being to move to have the National
Democratic convention held in this city.
District Attorney Fellows and Senator
The herald., 1896-01-10
The Gold Reserve

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The treasury lost
$3O6, 900 in gold coin and bars, leaving
the true amount in the treasury reserve
$57,7l3,s26. No deposits of gold were re-
ceived.
The herald., 1896-01-10
THE NEWS

BY TELEGRAPH Con gressional proceedings:
no agreement reached as to the amend
ments OF the bond bill; consideration Of
coast defense Henry Norman expresses
the opinion that nothing blocks the way
to peaceful solution of the Venezuelan
question . The president writes letter
relative to the alleged syndicate agree
ments; Carlisle issues his circular OF in
structions Hawaiian news; the Balti-
more weathers two tremendous storms.
-. Senator Wolcott expresses views gained
during his European trip. German feel
ing is cooling down, but England shows no
less bitterness at the attitude assumed in
regard to the T'ansvaal affair. A sole
receiver appointed for the Northern Pacific
road mo change in the condition of
affairs in Cuba Pasadena; Fluke con-
gicted: death OF Governor Marshall. .Po-
mona; Whites marital troubles San
Bernardino: road overseer in trouble.
....Anaheim; light orange shipmenia
-. santa Barbara; court notes -. Corona
do; many visitors. .Redlands; a school
bond election; social affairs.
The herald., 1896-01-10
prince Aicxnnder Bur

Prince Alexander Buried
BERLIN, Jan. 9.-The remains of Prince
Alexander of Prussia were buried at noon
today in the cathedral.
The herald., 1896-01-10

ABOUT THE cITY-Gn and about the city
hall-The thing has become big; eleven
street openings where there are thought to
be Interchangeable auditors report filed:
property owners apparently mulcted-
list of streets and the several commissions
involved in the matter-Colonel schreiber
makes general denial-Objects to a dis
aimer; Mrs. Sarah L. Vickrey files a COM
plant against the city-New arbage spec
ificetions; the health officer recon mends
yearly tax, to which President Teed OBJ
jects-The building record yesterday-Pe-
ttion for another lighting franchise-The
poli to world; functions in the smart set
Frank L. Lowery enters his plea OF not
guilty-The L. a. A. G. smoker; an excel
lent prog ram erranged-The new Episco-
pal bishop; the ecclesiastic expects in
this city abount the end of March-The
local oil industry; material decrease in the
productivity of the wells-It is now Colonel
Berry, for his commission is here and tho
oath of egiance is taken; members of the
new staff-A few brief interviews; promi-
nent men in different walks of life talk
interestingly; Matthew Teed is mad; ono
park commissioner who is asserting him
self; some secret history Enthusiastically
confidential; some very wonderfully cou-
structed green goods circulars They were
born burglars; the mistaken impression
of four juvenile thieves who came to grief
The Southern Pacific railr oad's conductor
elects commercial traveller-The colonel
on the witness stand; the accident un-
avoidable-Deputy Sheriff Aguirre RECEIVERS
three stolen horses-A public installation:
the Foresters entertain last night in Turn
verein hall.
The herald., 1896-01-10

Snodgrass Indicted
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Ian. GA special to
The herald., 1896-01-10
WHERE YOO nay 40 TODAY


ORPHEUM-At p. m. vaudeville.
BURBANK-At p. m. For Revenue Only.
Los ANGELES THEATER--At 8 p.m., The Widow
Jones.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

DELEGATES
Elected by oklahoma
Republicans.
A HITTER STRUGGLE prrw su,
REED AND MNiNLny FACTIONS
Al OKLAHOMA CRY.
THE REED MEN CLAIM
THAT THEY WON THE vIurons
IN ruE FIour.
rhc Financial Plank Adopted Con
tends for n Currency OF Gold,
silver and Paper.

Oklahoma City, March IS. THE Rcpub-
llcan territorial convention met here to-
day to elect delegates to the st. Louis
convention, and brought on u bitter
struggle between tho Reed men and
the Mckinley faction. Tonight tho
Reed mon are claiming the victory.
However, Speaker Reed was not en-
dorsed for the Presidency in the plat
form adopted, and the Reed victory rs
shown Ia the voting down ~ rcsom-
tions endorsing Mckinley. the defeat
Of the six Mckinley candidates for dcl-
tgntes 20 the ST, Louis convention, ami
the election of delegation said TO
he favorable to the man from Mnine.
The platform adopted congrntulates
the Rel ubliCan party on the COM
nendnblG array Of Presidential timber
ana declares 1t 10 he the Fenpc Of the
convention that the delegates elected
shall lay aside all personal preferences
and use their influence IN the national
convention FOR tie commercial nd
Vhncument of Oklahoma through the
nomination ~ man FRO President who
win give Oklahoma Interests tho con-
sideratlon they dosirc."
The financial plank is as follows:
We contend for honest money, for
currency Of gold, silver and paper
with which to measure our exchange
that Nnnll ne nv hOund hh inc EpNNih-
ment and as untnrnished az It's hon
or. and to that end we favor bimeinl-
llsm and demand the use OF both gold
and silver as standard money under
ouch restrictions to be determined by
Legislation. IA will secure the mainte-
nance of the partition OF tho values OF
tho two metals; also that the purchns-
Ing md debt paying power Of the dol
lar. whether OF silver, gold or paper.
shall be at all times equal and we be-
ileye the best way to continue the par
lily OF our dollars and nj the same time
| enlarge the circulating medium, COM
menauratc with the growth OF the pop
uation. is the unlimited use OF the do-
nestle silver product In our monetary
| systen, and the prohibition Of foreign
silver, modified by financial reciprocity,
| other resolutions OF platform auoptfl
affirm allegiance TO the principles ~
| the Republican party condemn the
present Democratic administration, and
| declare IN favor OF the principles or
1 territorial home rule
| The delegates to the ~. Louis con-
| yentlon are o. A. Mitshei. Oklahoma
| CITY; chas. Day OF Day; J. G, Roberts
OF Klngflsher; Henry IL, Asp OF Guth-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29
ToDAY's EVENTS.


OuuEFu hhhOuhcenAehtS'
First Methodist Notwithstanding
the pastor at II a. IN. and p m.
bnday school at $3.50 Il. M, conduct
, by the recently elected spperlniend-
u W, r. Parker.
trinity Episcopal church, st, Louis
|snue and Tucker strcets--Palm sun
y, holy communion ut $50 n. m,
tming prayer and sermon Mt II n.
evening service. sermon and con-
nation by the Rt. Rev. A. c. Gar
h D. D., bishop OF Dallas, 1880 p. m.
&nlay school at $3.50 a. m.
Mernacle Cumberland Presbyter-
ehurch-Preaching AT II n, m. and
W. m, by the pastor; sabbath school
! 10 q. m.
First Christian church, Throckmorton
"a Sixth streets, preaching by the
psor, Rev. Homer II. Wilson, morn
and evening.
First Baptist church, Third and Tay-
f-Preachng by Mr.. II. H. Hast
II Of Boston at II a. m; In ~
ts'or, Rev. j. Morgan Wells, subject,
ook not upon the wine when II is
u" stereoDticon vl4ws.
United Spirltuallsts, services at p.
At Knights of Honor hall. Houston
~ Second streets; lecture by Colonel
mea Hlndeman. subject. what OF
n Future" Psychic readings by the
tqiums, song service and organ re-
isl : to s.3O p. m.
beihel mission--Testimory meeting
Up. m; Sunday school at 4 p. m
%hing by Rev, w. T. Wilson ut
N p, m.
hraaway Baptist church-Sunday
fhqol at $50 a. M. o. S. baltimore,
penr'endont; young mems prayer
stns, Sac n. m.
enils,nn Scientists, First church OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29
A QUIET WEDDING.
@. n. w. Milton ana Miss Martha
walk Married nj the Mansion.

A very quiet Wedding occurred IN the
parlorrs of the Mansion hotel on fhurs-
day night last. Mr. c. n, W. Milton
beinE married 10 Miss Martha Walk,
Rev' buchanan of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church performing the
ceremony.
only the Intimate friends OF the
bride and groom We're invited.
Mr.. Milton Is one of Fort Worth's
most prominent young men, warm
hearted kind and true, numbering his
friends by the score. He is originally
from ozark, Franklin county, Ark,
where his parents and relatives now
reside. He received several valuable
presents from his mother and father.
who are among the first families OF
Eranklin county, and their horpitable
home is renowned In that section OF
Athe country.
Mis- Walk is an estImahle young
lady poss.-sscd Of rare attainmentS,
and has many warm friends who wish
her only happiness.
The newly married couple imined-
lately moved into their coy new home
an the South side. which had been
previously Thoroughly arranged Tor
tbeir reception. Their friends extend
kindest wishes for their hee'plnsss ana
prosperity
BANKRUPT stock for sale; invoice about
$40 900, will sell cheap. -
Address. Ardmore, l. t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29
VERY MAN MS OWN POET.

|. mild a sonnet about this plan;
INN hist line ground out, take the
next one so;
|and make it rhyme with this one,
Just below. II.
3en' next, you match the first line. If
you can,
|on,t hurry the machine, The lines
must scan.
|WIth steady motion turn the crank.
You know
his mol a sonnet II it llmps. Go slow.
In find some rhyme for 'scan'-for
Instance. man.
! TO the last six lines some latitude
|Nay be allowed. Take any word,
as grove"
bw hunt rhyme for latitude. Try
shrewd
|rhis line must end with dove, or
love, or strove.
ia this with mood, or prude, or crude.
or dude.
And there's your sonnet. Throw it in
the stove.
Chicago Tribune.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

Tomorrow at II O'Clock the ri. Rev.
Alexander Charles Garrett u. D., LII
D., bishop OF the diocese Of Dallas, viii
make his annual visitation to st. An
drews' parish. of which the Rev, Harry
Cassil is the rector. The bishop Will
preach tho sermon. administer the
apostolic rite Of confirmation to large
class and celebrate the holy communion
assisted by the rector, At night the
bishop will preach the sermon and con-
flrm a class at Trinity mission. st.
Louis avenue and Tucker street, Trim
NV mission WINS started two years ago
as n part OF the regular work Of st.
Andrews parish II soon grew Into a
sufficient Importance TO be regularly
organized as an independent mission,
aud for more than u year past has been
as priest in charge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29
SEARCH r0a M'GHArH.
N. Certniply Wns Not Fouh" ," o"
-. Georre Carriers House.

me senrch for Martin Mctirath was
,ort,n,ied yesterday by sheriff Eulnss
ona h,s DEPUTIES. but so far II seems 70
H. ~ futile. No trace Of the e.'Aep prs,
49, mas been discovered, A number nl
1s.,sripiive circulars and pho'osr.pts
ueva been sent all over. the country;
ie Yesterday some one teloDhoned 10 we
s,arIfs.s Office that he had good reason
~ heliey,. that Mc6ify'th was conceai.
~ a. Inc houfe Of Policeman Geois.
G ~ ~ Forthwith the deputies rode
10 Mr. Carriers house. ard % nf.n.E
inosn their besiness weIr ia ,Say ana %
search the premises, wh, rns, ny Thc
,n,, v'ho Informed the officers had M
suspicions aroused he.aus ,ns IN
,er.s bouse were closely drawn, WIZ
,ha fnct Is they Were drawn pec'uss
W carter sleeps In one ~ thf fooins
a., .h,s dsy time and In the Aheir n ,...
I IL M Lane Is laid up Win a broken
leg. - ,,,,,ct a,,rprIsed
~ r.eli As rnoriiile9 because at w
...a,gh lie declared that be wci'u MOI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29
rnnnIronY Ircisnsrros
Beina Considered ny Committee on
Iadinu AHnirs.

Washington, March 2S.@'rhc house
Indian aflairs committee which " con-
sldering the recommendation of the
Dawes commission IN regard to the
Indian territory made some material
prugg ss today. There liz division Of
sont ent In the committee In regard
to these recommendations and some
Of tho members favor the propositions
embraced In u measure by Representa-
tive Curtis of Kansna. which ~ a modi-
icntlon OF that agreed to by the COM
mission The result OF toduy's meet
Ing was the appointment of Hub-com-
mittec who viii draft n hill upon which
II ~ hoped all the committee viii ngrcr'
Tho subcommittee will proceed TO work
promptly and VIII hold ~ first meet
INK nest Tuesday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29
A NorEp LlicruRnR.


The famous lecturer and writer OF
Boston. Mr. H. Il. Hastings. will lee
ture here In q series. To-day ut II u.
m. at the First Baptist church, "rhe
Ever Living Word
THE Mistakes OF Moses" for men
only. J p. m. same place.
inspiration of the Bible" 7;i5 p, m.
al tho First Presbyterian church.
Nuts for Skeptics TO Crack" Ta5 u.
M, Monday. ut First NJ, u, church.
"Thc World without the Bible IiA5
p. M, Tuesday, at same place.
MIR Hastings ia n speaker Of dis
tlngushcd ability, the lectures are free
and the public is invited 10 all except
the 3 O'clock service this afternoon.
which is for mon only.
He comes TO Texas as the invited
guest OF the Y, NJ. {. A.. and his visit
TO Fort Worth is under the auspices OF
the local organization,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29
NJ AND ABOUT
FORT WORTH.

Chrlst-Services at Chamber of Com
merce hall, Board of Trade building.
ii q. m
Fist Presbyterian church. Calholn
and Fourth--Preachlug at II a. N. and
7i5 y. m; Sunday school, $3.50 q. m.
Bro ldwdy Presbyterian ch.rch--
Preaching by Rev. w. p. Wilson, ii a.
M; SUNDAY school. $3.50 a. m,
st. Paurs NJ. p. church--Special SER
vice at II a, M, conducted by the pas
tor, Or. o. l.. Fisher; preaching, 1880
p m. by pastor; Sunday school. 945 a.
m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

strong Evidence sets Doubt. Anoat
In Regard to ChnsnI.

Chicago, March 2s,~-rhe body OF
man found In zinc hox two days nHo
was claimed today ms the body OF
oliver Pike OF senttle. Wash, Mre.
Theodore O. Mo.Aiir OF l,ayenwood
called ~ the morRue and produced 80
many evidences that the body was thnt
Of Pike, who disappeared finm Seattle
over three years ngo that the morgue
people were almost satisfied Of the
correct moss Of tho idcntlncttlon, This
Gusts a decided doubt on the idcntiii-
cation OF the body ns that ~ Chnanl,
tho rrrnchman. who dienppelr,-i mys-
tcrlously from Salt Lake city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

New York March 2S.--Group No. 7
OF the New York State Bankers assocl.
alton, embracing representatives Of
out-of-town banks met today and
passed the following resolutions:
"Resolved, That we urge upon the
delegates to the national conventions
of both parties the necessity OF Insist
Ing on such action as Will secure a
plain and mequiyocal declaration ON
the maintenance OF the ffasent gold
standard"
Charles y. Fowler member for CON
gress. delivered the principal address
on "Ilnancial Affairs in Congress-"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29
FIRE RECORD.


Iecsburg, Tex, March 2s.--tSspeciai.)
--irire broke ou, lust night on the street
north Of the depot Six business houses
were CONSUMED Two houses belong
ing to y. u. Mct'ubblnT estate: H. r..
Clements, general merchandise. A. j.
Swain. druggist and postmaster; y. II.
Baker groeerlee; w. ~ Turner, drug
giat Total loss between ak and eight
thousand doilaiu. No insurance except
A. j. swain. who was insured Tor about
half the amount OF hia loss, eight hun
di'ed dollara,
The cause OF the fre Is supposed to
be the work OF nm incendinry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

DeKalb. Tex. March -, ESPECIALLY
Tom and Frank Spooneymore were ar
rested eight miles south OF hero yester'
daN on n charge OF horse theft. The
officers Immediately carried them 90
Boston, whcre they We're nlaHod In
lail ON the 18th inst, T. r. cmig-
horne. n Turner living tlirce miles
south OF here rode hts horse Into this
place and hltchcd. and upon going back
TO get II TO start home found his horse
Ispu,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29
NATIONAL nnroI,m rAnry
Has Issued " can for National
Convention.

pittshurg. March 2s The provisional
national executive committee OF the
new National Reform party hnH Issued
a call for n national convention 10 I've
held In Plttshurg, May 90 In II declar-
alton Of principlcs the committee rec
ummendH 10 tho platform committee
direct legislation. tho isNunnoe OF all
moneys. gold silver md paper. TO be
legal tender and eSchunFcahlc at pnr
the abolition Of the liauor trnf'lc. FREQ
or equal coinnRe OF silver and gold NJ
the ratio OF 10 to l and government
ownerships OF railroads. telegraphs and
telpphOues
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

crandnlI. Tex, March 21,--fSptclnl)--
the large and cpmmodio,ii school build
Ing Of Prairie Chapel school distrfct,
two and one-half milea from Crundnii.
wos destroyed by IRE yesterday MORN
INK School wss In session, and ~ tiis
flre was above tho ceiling II WAS undci
Roadway before u ~Rs discovered.
Tho building wns new and cost be-
tween $500 and 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

Epworth I.eng1lc, First Methodist
church, meets 7;i5 p. m.
Christian Endcavor. tabernacle
Cumberland Presbyterian church.
meets $50 p m. Junior Endeavor,
p. m.
Sunbeam Society, Broadway Baptist
church. 1880 p. IN.
Pastors helpers, Broadway presby-
terrain church, meets $50 p, m.
Junior League, st. Paul's NJ. r..
church, meets a. M; Senior League,
$50 p. m.
Epworth League, Missouri avenue
NJ. lG. church, devotional exercises 5
p. m.
Epworth League, Mulkcy Memorial
church. devotional services 1880 p IN.
Juvenile Missionary Society, Missouri
avenue church, 4 D. m, at the church.
Isantist Young Peoples Union, First
Baptist church. meets 6:i5 p. IN.
Y NJ. C. A. gospel meeting 4 y, m.
Y. S. p. c. +. Cumberland Presby-
terrain church, devotional meeting, Z
p. M at the church.
land Presbyterian church, devotional
meeting. Z p, m.
Young PEOPLES society First Presby-
terrain churah. Z p. m. at the church
CONGREGATION Ahavath Sholom.
brotherhood Of Boiler Makers and
Iron ship Builders. City lodge. No 90.
Flrcman's hall South Rusk.
Ancient Order of Hibernlans. dlvis-
ion No, 1, p. m, at st. Stanislaus'
hall.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

New York March 2s.--A special to
the world from Key West, ria, snys'
The Morgan line steamer when ar
rived from Havana today reported that
It was stated semi Officially In Havana
that Captain General Wyler, In spite of
all stories to the contrary, had become
disgusted and had rendered his resig-
nation because things are In a bad
shape,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29
Arrnn re, DAYS, SEARCH
The BoJy of Cary Moore Was FOUND
In Little River.

Ragwells. Tex, March 2s.--tspeclaD
After ten days Of dlIligent searching
the body of young Cary Moore, who
was drowned in Little River. /. r., on
the 18th inst, was found by Tom Cox
and Buck Mack one-hhlf mile below
where he went Into the river The
body was In good condition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29
srAsrnY nonenny sllnLnroN
Supposed to Have been Found rear
TwCting,

Cleveland, O.. March 2s.-About n
year ago Stanley c, Rogers, aged 81
years. son of Hon. w. G.. Rogers of
this city, disappeared from San Anton
10. Tex. and .slnco then nothing has
father received telegram from San
Antonio, announcing that a skeleton
had been found near Twoling and on
the clothing was Il letter addressed TO
Stanley c. Rogers. II TX supposed he
met with foul play Ills father has
wired for further particulars regarding
the discovery
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

Galveston. Tex. March .s,-~fRpeclal,
ANDY Love, who complained TO tho
governor TINT ho had been confined IN
jall two years without trial, was to-day
given three years In the prnitcntinry
for assault 10 murder his wife
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

Waterbury, Conn, March 2s.-Fire
destroyed the lumber ond coal buildings
80 tho yards Of the city Lumber and
Coal company here today. Seventeen
horses persisted In the coniingration-
The compnny'a losa IL 100000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

Schooner wtninm Todd Was rtr~s
ou on Isle Of Pines.

Kingston. Jamaica. March 2s,--ifCopy-
rirhicd. 1895. by the Associated Press)
THE schooner william Todd. Captain
Campbell, belonging to Calais, has ar
rived mere from Mobile. Ala. Her
commander reports that he was fired
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

The otto Ia. kruusc tompany IN
"Ny Partner
The Otto II. Krause Company closed
their engagement here last night with
a very pleasing little meiodrama. MY
Partner" The scene Is laid In the
mining regions and has enough of
the Wild and woolly spirit In II TO keep
up the excitement and enough sentl-
mantallsm to soften and giva Il pleas
ing tone.
Mr. Waldron assumed tho leading
part, that Of old Saunders the miner.
who was accused OF numbering his
partner. and except for his exceedingly
poor articulation. did II fairly well.
Mr., Taylor. in the part Of Major Harry
CLAY Britt. from California. was the
impersonatlon OF the Wild western law
ser Miss EDNA Farrell as Mary Bran
den was excellent
The following was the cast
Joe SAUNDERS. .....t.sJohn Waldron
Ned Singlcton,... ..,,.,W. M. Carroll
Josiah Scraygs... ...f W Barnard
Matthew Brandon ......utto II. krause
Wing Lee. .-.....,....,....J. II, Baker
Mary Brnnden.... :, .-..,Edna Farrell
Grace Branden.. ..ss~....uertie Ewing
Poscy pendletcn..t.,. a., kitty berfy
Mai. Harry Clay Britt from Cal
ifornia... ..........J. G.. Taylor
Monday night the Baldwln-McNille
Company will open with the Clay Green
comedy. THE Golden Giant Mine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

Malnkofr. Tex. March Especially -
Mr.. " r. Murphy, who lives ten miles
north OF town. Ind his house and
flre. Loss 500 No Lnaurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

RE; j. a. pucller Of oa.hela, John 7,
Ollie Of I'll Reno.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

Navarro County Executive Coumtt-
tee tndorsrs Dudley.

trc IhH0Fs'N UW"IrH'
Corsicana, Tex, March 2S-- Especially
The Navarro county executive COIN
initatec met today and indorscd the
state committee In fun nnd adopted n
plan whereby neither Hardy nor any
other gold man win be sent to any
convention from This COUNTY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

Through sleepers daily between Kan
sas City. Fort Worth ana San Antonio.
via Hearne with which immediate
connections are made az ENNIS 10 ana
from Dallas. The quickest route to
TaN Tor. Austin san .-ntonio, Laredo
and points In Mexico
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

on by Spanish gunboats on the Isle of
Pines, He hove to, his vessel was
boarded and the same was searched.
The Spanish did not IND any contra
band OF war on board the schooner and
30 she wna allowed TO proceed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29
J. S. BELT, rlanager.
TYLER, TEXAS.
PALACE HOTEL!

Opposite Cotton Belt Depot Recently
opened, Everything first-class Rates
reasonable. Lunch counter open ala
night, Mcplliver. Proprietor