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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20

has ever held In Southern California. Soldiers were
in line from every city In the State. Mrs. tucker
spoke briefly at last nights meeting making only
passing reference 10 the secession OF her orotner
Ballington Booth who, she hoped would soon see
the error of his way and return to the fold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20

schuvlerville and at Schroon Lake the waters have
fallen three feet since daylight A bridge was
swept away at Thompsons Mills. Wasn ONO oc-
CURED at Thurman the Adro A1ack tSaWay
which required the services OF wrecking tram al
night. Yesterday afternoon the big dam at Mechan
icsve. OF the largest in the State. was tnoush'
to be In danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20
r,oon WATERS RECEDING,

Saratoga. N. Y, April 10 SpeciaD.-The HOODS IN
me Iup.r Hu,son Valley and tho Adirondacn
reached their highest point last night since wn,cn
.,,ns the waters have been rsosdipg At olens Ss'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20
SUNDAY GAMES IN THE WEST.

St Louis. April Is."Standng room only was
announced at the ticket windows at Sportsman
Park to-day and $500 people passed the turnstiles
Parker was wild and his support weak. while Brett
enste.n effective after the second inning quinn
made his second hit OF the season. and crcled the
bases McFarlands backstop work was UP to the
best standard. One Of Shcridan's decisions gave
the Browns a run when the runer was cieai'y
touched out at the home plate. Score:
ST. Iou.s....... ............1 0 x-l0
Chicago.... ..........l U v v .
Cincinnati. April 1o.--The largest attendance but
one in the history Of the game in Cincinnati saw
the Louisville defeated by the splendid work OF
the local club At no stage Of the game did the
visitors have a chance 70 win out. Two OF the three
runs credited to Louisville were gifts OF Umpire
Emslie. who apparently wanted to see little ex-
element. Dexter. for the visitors. played star
game while Burke Holiday and Irwin exceiled for
Cincinnati Weather warm and fine. ATTENDANCE
1926 Score:
Cincinnat...... ........Z v l. ! .
I WILL O i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20

MRS. BOOTH. TUCKER IN CALIFORNIA.
Los Angeles. Cal. April p-The arrival OF MRS,
aooth.rucker. tho new commander of the savatlon
1rv vss sisnaiissd By the greatest rally the army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20

SWELLING THE HARRY WRIGHT FUND

Cincinnatl...... ........Z : v J.
Louisville ..... ........ .......0 l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20
STA MPEDED BY AN ARMED CRANK.

"All other candidates les doubtful. Co. total, 604
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19
SOLDIERS ELATED
WHEN ORDERED FROM s,IDDLE-
SEX TO SOUTH AFRICA.
England win use Her mig Guns IN
che ssudanc~e campaiEn--rhe
Term. of the Treaty netween
Ru..iK and China.

London. April ILL., copyrighted 1895
by the Associated Press.)--The latest
adylces received from Buluwayo, Matti-
beleland, prove beyond amy doubt. that
the town Is in most critical sltua-
ton 1t Is surrounded Ia part by large
force OF Matabeles, estimated TO nufn-
her from " 900 10 1000, The garrison
is not belivcd to number ] 900 men all
told, and over one-rhird Of them are
either fOraglns, holding strategic po-
sitlons scouting, or or trying 70 keep
tlc roads clear for the provision and
ammunition trains, which are on the
way to relieve Buluwayo. BESIDES, Il
Is said a large portion " the reinainu-
or of the garrison ieit Buluwayo yes
terduy TO attack the lmDesu regiment
OF Matabelc.
TIE announcement made IN the
house OF commons yesterday by Mr..
Chamberlain, secretary Of state Tor the
colonies, that the government INTENDED
To Immediately Increase The strenstu
OF the garifzons 30 south Africa, mas
caused great satisfaotlcn here The
Nlldlnsex fegifreni, the first one ordered
10 sail. has been especially chosen, ~
Il fought at the Cape 10 isls There
,vas rreat eiation at Aldershot camp
when the orders 70 prepare 70 embark
Tor South Africa reached the Middic.
sex regiment The soldiers Entnefsd
together and cheercd repoMeniy ipr me
Queen and the country, and not many
dava will efapse before the men are
sesdy Tor shipboard. Il is more than
hinfed thar the present Increase rs oniy
q dfsf lnstaiment Of large reinforce
,nents OF troops which are 70 DC heilt
10 the Cape. The conservative new
nauers Are auddensy alive 70 the iact
mat the Cape Of Good Hope y q VIZ,
lnnportance 10 Great Britain, ns neinS
80 - IA ',,aff.vtuvt hotsc TO india Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

ma was not such n succass In strength
cning the friendship between Austria
and Germany Az expected. IL Is as
serted that the Emperor Francis Jo-l
aenh and his cabinet are piqued at
the length Of Emperor Wiiliurn's stay
IN Italy. and the mutual effusion dis
played there during the pour parlors.
The question Of the future German
support OF the Austrian Balkan policy
was recently brOnched without elicit
ing satisfactory German nsSufanoeH.
and a thorough Understanding between
Count Budnni aud Prince Hohenlohe'
was not effected. The Austrian minis
ter Count Goluchowski, and all the
minor Austrian officials. received ~
German decoration. but Count Bhdeni,
the premier did not.
Another question left unadjuated la
that OF the British-Uerman relations.
The German press has had an OUT
burat OF temper owing 10 an article
In the Morning Post Of London. which
IS considered Offensive TO Germany and
the government, IL is said, In spite Of
AuHtrln's wlAhea 10 determined "a pur-
sue a policy IN South AFRICA dictated by
It's own interests entirely, until Great
Britain Is brought 10 her senses, Herr
Herff, the German representative, has
received minute Instructions In view Of
the latest developments In South AZ
RIGA.
me immense sensation which re-
suited from the pistol duel between
Baron Koetz and Baron Won Schrudcr,
resulting In the death OF the latter.
and u number OF other recent en-
counters, seem 10 promise an early
abolition OF the duel in Germany. both
In the Prusian and ltuHs'an diet the
matter Will be broached ai.I Il demand
made for new and strenuous anti
dueiling laws
The virlt OF Emperor william TO
Dresden. on Thursday next on the 90
caEion OF the King OF Sanxony's BIRTH
day, win be ri,nhlized by "A gala fete,
IA military parade and q monster pro-
cession III which tlie Dresden art stu
dents viii take part. On Tuesday next
the Imperial court VIII remove 70 Pots
dam for the summer and the efnpross
Will shortly conduct her Two eldeat
sons to the cadet school at Ploen,
where they will remain for three Year,.
returning only for the usual holidays.
The government bill Is prevent IN
fair con1pefitioa In trade was ronslde
cred by The imperial dirt on Friday.
Tho bill provides for the punHhmeat
Of perSSns revealing trade socrete
which the government has divided into
two categorlcs, slrsl those LEARNED BY
woliuncn IN the ordinary c1lr5c uf
Fervico and. N~cond, those for which
employers have cxacted promises of
uecrccy. The diet rnfused 70 PASS thu
muaaire IN lhlR SHAPE and adopted 4
modified forni, The dirt nlso declined
20 accept tile paragraph ~ which "a
ltors OF newspapers were TO be held
responsible for fraudulent or deceptive
adyertlnnmenta md passed the clause
exemDtlnf editors from penalty unie9H
Il n proved they were aware that the
advesflseinen.a were deceptive.
Major Lufwin. the German governor
fhEf hn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19
CONSUMPTION DEAD
CATHODE RAYS rurs no moor
MANY DEAD DisnAsEs.
chicago snierusts nsiieve rh~s
na,s Made Di~cevsry sAat wa,
rtevoiutionlns Msdieias.


Chicago. April Consumption Is
dead. Diphihoro wss hilled outright.
Typhoid waa nnnihllsted Cholera hnn
been stunned fer fourteen dnynl Prsps
monla wpa barely able % resume ~
work Anthrax and Elatler ESCAPED
With eerioug injury Influenza minseh
slaughter by ita poaIlIon under the
tube.
Thia 10 tho word from, the laboratory
or Predecessors Pratt a. WiHhtman. who
announced 70 tho world that tlio
Roantgen ray IA the cure tor tbs
1liaeascn. The last AMI iinol Efforts
d revive the exposed colonieh Of
rcrhix have left four stone dead This
Investigators makes this positive dec
iafati0n.
They claim that every possible ecien-
the prernution was taken that there
might he no pOapibir Ransom for their
own deception. They are coiivincea Of
the nucceAr Of the irst experiment. of
Tic bacciin IN test tubca They start
"a yesterday norning In the labere-
tory q neW acrles 81 trinis whirh they
lnnist VIII prove or Improve the pos
siple use of the discovery In actual
llrnpflcc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19
A. P. A. WAS WRONG.
LANsInc SAYS THAT GOVERNOR
ArSIsLEY DID RIGHT.
lie Was Not Turned Down on Ae-
count OF nsins MEMBER Of TIA.
order,

Columbus. Ohio. April ls.--w. w.
Lanning desires to say that the chair
man of the national advisory board OF
the A. p, A. made a MEASUREMENT to
the Associated Press in Boston in sey-
ing that Governor MclAinIey had turn
ed tanning down as candidate Tor
inspector because OF his prominence
In the crdes. Mr.. tanning says:
II was candidate because lf GER
tain present complications and recog-
nized at the time that the re-lppoint-
ment of l.. w Buckmasters was right.
The complications have worked out to
my satisfaction. The statement sent
out from Boston was made without
consultation with me-"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19
hrE DAY ~ THE HOUSE..
Hills of Minor importance
Were pussed.

2ington, ID. G., April lS.-At the
session OF the house today,
nnon tRep.. lll), chairman of
4roprintions committee. reported
tefal deficiency bill, the last OF
Propriatinn bills, and gave mo-
p he would call 1t up at the
Il possible moment Bills were
~ follows; TO establish n train
,lon for naval apprentices on
hd, San Francisco harbor; TO
We claims of the legal reprr-
~ OF $. w. Marsden, late In
ept at Union. l. Il.
s'pert Dem., $. O., who had
w blocked private bills. OBJ
Z pension bin presented by
anon tRep,, ND Mr.. Cannon
personal appeal TO the gentle
w south Carolina He said II
wst time in twenty years he
81 ior unanimous consent, He
\ tne pathetic history OF the
wno was constituent Of his,
pieces and almost totally blind.
uDert was plainly touched by
~ ana Withdrew his objection.
us To donate condemned can
". a Y. posts were passed be-
eiocS, when, under special or
In euiogies on the late Repre-
cogswcil OF Massachusetts
'enings tDem.. Miss.). Groaven-
$500 Henderson UowG) and
zen MOD were among those
melr tributea on his bier.
y spo ?. M. as q further mark
8 " me house adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

hitting In the bush back ~ the hospital
OF the British. Advices 80 far IN ro-
celved do not Indicate whetiier any OF
the EpBuhh or Matabeles were killed
or injured during thuse later cons
flictB The situation. iH. however.
more serious hourly and a hot time Is
expected soon. r
a dispatch from Salisbury, Matabe-
leland. dnteG AprN 10 snya that Iiop.
Czech Rhodes has completely recovered
from hla recent ilineHs According
70 this dispatch he expected to start az
once for Btluwayo hoping TO over
take the Hrltlah forces sent 10 the re-
lief OF that town. According To an
other dispatch fiom Salisbury dated
April u the departure Of Hon Czech
Rhodes for Buluwayo hns been pOat-
poned Tor az lennt fortN-eieht houlA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19
CRUSHED
Three PiTeHlens Killed
In Philadelphia.
nunInD nnsnArH THE nnror
WALL aBAr cnAsnED bows
uros rnirm-
THREE OTHERS HURT
-
rnnr wEnn TnrIne 10 au,d,.A
THE TrAnEs.
The F1rs wa. IN ne Ola Dssss u
me rena.yivanis. I,aiiroad cs.-
pany-Jrh~ r.e.. Ia over Two uwn-
THREE OTHERS HURT
rmEr wERn TRYING no au,di..
THE TLAAiss.
The Ftre Was In she Ola Depot 81
me rena.yivanis raiiroad cs..-
g~ny-yrhs Loss ]. over TWO ns..-

Philadelphia, Pa. April is.-Three
iiremon were crunhed to Death and Gev-
eral others seriously injured, as the
result o. Hre which destroyed the
old depot or the Pcpn9ylyania RAFT.
told Company at Thirly.neeond and
Market streets late shis afternoon, and
entniied q loss of about ssqp.eoy Tie
names Of the Killed are;
HUGH MoCIiA-NIgAN OF compa-
ny D.
wM II sTAIoERr, dlstriet snri-
nccr,
GEORGE w PRESTON. anaIataut
foreman OF truck a.
The seriously injured aro;
GEORGE JENNINGS.
JOHN ULEE- 4, u
BAMifEL i.flgIp.
All OF whom nuNtaincd bruiaca and
have fractured riba.
The depot had a frontage Oh McJh4t
street Of about u 10 feel and extendtd
street. distance az 100 feet The shed
waB used 10 store oors At tho Lime
the FIRE broke out there were 70 Pull
man earn IN tho f1icd. eight Of Them
being doatroyed Tho unfortunate MIN
were Working on the standing shed
roof IN the rear u the fyout wall when
the WA ernpbcd down uppu them With
out warming.
All OF the men were buried beneath
the wall. NcGrAn;gan aud atAicert ~
ing before they reached the hospital.
The depot proper WAS used na the
main telegraph office or tbe railroad,
aud trains on tho baltimore and Weah.
ington branch 81 that road. we're cum
seQuently delayed. Many Dld and VAT
unb!e records Of the coiapuny wore De-
ntscyed. 1'ha losa on the pullman
conehea IN about SlAp.0p0 and pr Tho
Scpot and shed about 100000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

i. -. :. :.
Wauynhna Is now secure amu y ~
trollea on az s'ues ~ islenudy siii W.
small paI'y OF pef VISITS nreu NV
me camp at Akashel, yesteru'iy even-
ing ana Vanished IN me niSnt lmincn :
intey atterward- some ot ureAt hIit-
am new huus Wni pe en.pioyeu ior
the nrst time uurihB the AUTUMN eain-
peiRn IN tnr Seupnn, lnay vuriy
hiany enpiohlVt sheii.iieii ini i, u ~
savi Hheh Is ulpahie % .AizApnhh ~
OF the enemy. ihese guns hhVs sne w.
rapid i,re rspaei'y tnae pnlVre VIZ w,
shot bursts thrff otners are vn 'hcti
way IN the same diretion' me gov
ernmelt hnsii iounury nus peen V.es
wheimed Win orders lot inc iphnu-
iacture OF proJectlieH hnu private con-
tracts for l,VVV'Voo sneiN nave peeh
given out
The Chronicle publishes an ipteresi-
Ing letter from Rome ~ when u y
stated that the Pope sun governs NJ
great household with order ana dln-
gence, thnush there are st;ries OF ol-
oanonal Failure q ms physicu Dover
But neither his diplomacy nor eceleHi-
nstical policy have lost their on Keen
ness OF perception. heierrmg 70 inc
Pores pro-French diplomacy, the cor
respondent remarks that ne does not
beileye that there " \ Question OF :.
Pope ever making ms heauuunrters AZ
Arlington AT IAN undalcd ihture there
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19
WILL LnxED IN WACO.
Albert somrryuic Moved ia mes,
Society Here.

NfbeHt somrrvillc Moved Ia Hest
Society Here
Waco. Tex. April S--(Speciai) AL
bert Somervillc. whom a dispatch this
afternoon states shot and killed his
couain and sweetheart. Miss Ella SOM
ervillc, at Richmond, Texas this morn
ing, was a student at Htll's business
college until three days ago, when he
LEFT Tor his home In Alabama. stopping
~ Richmond en- route He has many
friends here who were panied and
shocked TO learn OF the awful trngody
IN which he figured today. He moved
In the best society in this city and is
spoken OF most highly on all sides. One
Of the faculty of the college stated to-
day that Young Somerville WAS deeply
In love With the victim OF his frenzied
act and that the exchange Of lovers
correspondence between them was con-
slant while he resided In this city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19
[B7S EVEN BREAK
scArn oATRoN PRESENTS a
NEW SCHEME
swesrinE In Members I'm the
Brritoriai Legislatures = RAN
Id men Call ON the intsrstais


shipgton, April is. = The house
httee on appropriations reported
4 house the general deficiency bill.
tst OF the appropriation bills of
Z.yslon. The total amount carried
i bill. salts. $40. The principal de-
{ios for which IL provides are:
hry department. s1.O74,oo0; Dis
n Columbia, sl16,0o0; war depart
\ 1901, 200; navy department, d9s.-
Interior department. 1904. 900; de-
Ient of Justice, $25l 900: govern
*printing office, $4,000; house OF
{rntatives, Si0i, 600; judgment
III claims, $4,000; Indian dcpre-
claims. $4,000; audited claims,
\; out of postal revenues, $l.421. :
Lddhien to this bill. the urgent
&ncy bill passed early In the SEES
Iarried s6,6G3,947, making n total
1aciencies this season Of sl1.0s6. :
To Avoid Fraud.
NJ house today Delegate Catron,
IN Mexico, from the territory
3ttee reported a bill providing
kpon the converting of the terri
LEGISLATURE OF New Mexico any
ealber OF either house may adj
kr the oath of Office to the pre-
officer elect. and he shall admin
he same 70 the other members
beers.
object OF the bill" says an ac-
hying report. lis to modify the
X laws so that the secretary, an
W. Of the president. shall not
Ifbllrary power to organize the
fur by ignoring the legal GER
y Of elections as was done at
ganl2ation OF the last legisla-
I which the certificates Of cleo
yen to the members elect by the
4 judges Of cnnvassers as pro-
Iby law were ignored and per-
pre- sworn in on trumped UP GER
n or on pretenses in no manner
a d by law, so that the political
Txlon OF the legislature was
|@d In both houses.
VI Made no Deal.
Hher Of railroad men. including
#nt Stickney of the Chicago and
Western, have called on the in
committee commission the
eek and talked with the COM
Pers regarding the effect OF the
decision OF the supreme court
Brown case. They said IL was
enuon OF the railroads to obey
We and that the decision was
lal TO them In many ways. In
raj way they said they wou.4.
on to assist the commission in
compliance with the law. but
enied at the commission that
al was made with them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

Moro cansie Mrae fiic siurrhfcr-
House af ihc Spnninrds.

Lonfon, April l2,,-f dispatch from
Bmluwnyo. Mniabeleland dated April
IL. days that the rebels are inofeasinr
In number N the proximity 70 ne
furcav of the patrol cstnbllHhedl by the
itnedlRh. FortY-two ner ntfncited the
vanguard OF the Matal3iqs ~ dawn and
8foye Them hack 70 The main body
The EnnElFh ausgRlned ioss OF only
onr man wounded Two othefa be-
longing 10 Inc british Attacking forces
were l<illed however According 90
fep0rta received here over MY q the
nnfiras were Killed AZ noon ~
vcot,fs again cns0untrfcd the Matn-
beics IS the ueiBhborhoOi Or the gov
rrninfnf house. Again M We Htirs7
W the discovery Of 20 Of uie naa,ea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19
nnalNNINe ,ro AllnIvia.
Lily White Dci~natcr Are Arriving
$500 In GnIseAlnn.

Houston. Tex. April iS.-4(Spcclal.)
-DeleEntes 60 the stntr reform Re-
which meets here on Monday have
begun 70 arrive. There Ia no SGT pros
gram bnt sound money and protective
tariff win be prominent plafkA While
the majority are AfeKlnleyites, II III
hardly probable any Instructions VIII
he given al 10 presidential cilndidntca..
The Lily Whitcn WIN send an unln-
slructed dcleention so that they can
mike a deal with any faction which
VIII secure them recognition They
WIN N seated IN the convention, urge
The adoption Of census representation
between the races according 20 las.
census, dividing the Delegates at large
euuallv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19
INSTANTLY KILLED,
). =. DAVIS is SLAIN ny MS srEr-
SON.
rne Latter Was struck by Heavy
stick and In Return sslHed n Gun
and shot pavi. 10 Dsath-

Denison. Tex, April is.--tspeciai.,--
D. e. Davis. a suburban resident was
shot and instantly killed tonight at
1880 by Len Woods. his step-son. The
two men duarreled, and Davis attacked
his step-son with bois dare stick. IN
iiicting severe bruises on the latter's
head. Woods grabbed shotgun ana
fred three loads into his step-father
bodv causing instant death. After the
tragedy Woods drove into town and
surrendered TO the authorities, VINO
inclxed MIN up in the city jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19
THE FINIsDINa TOUCHES

BeinH Put on the Preparations tc
Receive Grand Lodge.
Waco Tex, April 1S.-(special.) 1.-THE
local Knights OF Pythias are giving the
finishing touches to the preparations
for the grand lodge meeting, which be-
gnis here next Tuesday.
It is expected that 1900 visitors Will
be In the city. An business houses
have promised to handsomely decorate.
and the city win be In gala attire
The entertainment features have been
provided for, and are numerous No
effort Is being spared to make the
meeting most pleasant and successful,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

his father cont him to Texas ana ha
came here 10 his uncle.
Miss somerville LETT the postofIico,
where she was clerk. about noon % I'd
10 her home. Albert Joined her on he
way When near the houne he pulled
a revolver from his pocket and uianinr
i against her temple fired Il bullet in.
70 her brain, causing instant death. she
fell ana fhc murderer fired another bnl-
let into her head and at the game time
fell across the corpse
a brother OF the girl aaw the AFFAIR
ana ran out with his shot gun 10 XIII
the murderer, hut his mother, thinking
ALBERT had suiclded. prevented him
from shooting, When he found he was
safs from death, the young murderer
arose and walked into town where he
was arrested
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19
COULD NOT AGREE.
JURY IN WINTERS mURDER CASE
POUND NO VERDICT.
The Jnry DI<ehasrea and w'n'sr'
semanaea 20 5aii-rea 'nref'
We're Tor sarser in sAs f1r.' De
gree

rlnsboro. rex, April is,-.tspeeial y
,,tar.sa Wintera, who Killed old man
shify year aGn, has been on trisl
~. h TIE District court all thln Wees,
iri,e casc hs.a been b. the hands Of lhs
iurv three days. The jury calns ~. NJ
court today Without NeI,uirt snn 49,, "'a
~, ~ convection OF murder ~ tne hrst
1890 ma TWO for murder " the aee-
,s,,3 a,eree one Of winters bondsfnen
sur him and he was remandeo
10 jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19
I'D HIS COUSIN.
Y Dead within sigh, Of Her
'rhs Murderer i. Placed IN

N XIV Z Isx., April Is, Especial j.
"a l1i1llnsfyllle WAS today shot
j 4, s ,'' BY a man who pro-
y hi,yN s. nsr that he wanted her
DOR Ha md thai man was her
M Apert Sonierville, aged
Al ''sSeI s home ID al TUE
Da' he waa 30 Wild that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

jaime. Watkins Killed Near Graham,

Ardmore. |. r., April 1&--(speciail--
James Watkins. a young man p years
old, living at Graham. l. r., 30 miles
west OF here. was killed here about
o'clock this morning while attempting
TO alight from moving freight train
In the darkness. Watkins had been to
Paris. Tex, attending the United
States court, and was returning home
on a freight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

AZ REV. Dfax's Arrest Adapted ny
shr Mnmr missionary Hoard.

Atlnntn, Ga. AplII 3yfhe uoIno
riirrlon board OF the Southern Bapfikt
convention composed o. men OF the
church circles, al i full meeting so-
day adopted raHriuifonc ~ regret IT
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