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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-07
Honolulus.

ssBatted for Mcdonald in ninth.
sMcDonaid out, Interference.
Score by innings:
Shafter, runs 30 o 0 / o 1-S
Honolulus, runs o 0 0 0 0 OIL
Summary-Two-base hits, Dawson,
Holcomb, jackson, FIizer; sacrifice
hit. FIizer; stolen bases, McGavin,
Ornellas, jackson, Rowland; double
plays, Chiilingworth to Carroll to FIJI
zer; bases on balls. off Simmons l,
off williams g.: struck out, by Sim
mons z, by Williams s. Umpires'
Stayton at plate. Argabrite on bases
Time Of game. hour and % minutes
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SHAFTER SQUAD
Wins FAST GAME
FROM HONOLULUS
Simmons Hold Chilly Pops to
Three Hits; New 0rganIza-
ton Makes Good Showing

That collection Of brush heaters
had a merry time yesterday. The
term brush heaters" is oftlmes used
in playing cow.pasture pool, or, in the
more classical term, golf. But this
wasn't any mashie shot, but
smashie shot Brush's squad from
Shafter wandered down To Athletic
park, defeated the Chilly Lulus, and
grabbed 81 for car fare, extra fare for
tie pinch hitter, and traetioned home.
There was no use paying car fare for
the pinch hitter, as he lived up to
form. He may be member Of the
signal Corps.
When they paced out on the dia-
mond on Sunday IL was the first ap-
pearanee OF the Shafter team on the
local lot, and the squad showed
enough 90 entitle them to another
chance. They had lots of pep end
needed it, as Chilly was 1t short for
the Lulus. and had the squad going
fast at al times.
Simmons Makes Good.
Dawson, who was behind the bat at
all times, had the Shafter team on its
toes, and the team played good ball
simmons was on the mound and held
the Chilly Pops to three singles. He
had the boys reaching for those curve
balis, and sHeinie" Meyer did a fan
stunt throughout the session. Daw
son kept after Simmons all the time,
and the little fellow made a gcod
showing back Of the plate.
Ii was q good ball game throughout
inc IN m m a
the perfect play. Chilly got q heap
a pep out of the Lulus. and Souzas
hob was the only misplay, At the bat
they failed to do much against the
curve ball artist, but the Lulus, with
Chilly at the head. should improve
their play.
lulps Score First.
Neither side scored In the first In
Ming, but Dawson secured nice
dnnlle. ThR Lulus went out in order
IN the second stanza Flizer hit q
dtubie to the left yeldt, and made an
attempt TO score after two infield
hits, but was thrown out by Hannah,
With MeGayin on third ornellas hit
TO Hannah, who threw the ball away
giving the Lulus their first score.
After that inning the Chilly Pops
did not threaten, and Simmons con
tlnned to pitch better ball, and the
game was on the frozen aqua after
the seventh inning. Holcomb started
the pyrotechnics in the fourth frame
By hitting a double. Jackson follow
ed with another double to left, ant
Hoiccmb tailed. Blondy held the
Shafter team safe until the seventh
when Rowland walked, stole secont
and scored on an error. The Shaftel
tenn scored again in the ninth OF
singles by Jackson and McGarry.
They'll 90.
Taking everything into considera
ton the SKATER team showed up IL
excellent shape, as the Lulus playeC
q better fielding game than usual
McGarry and Zuber look good workini
around the keystone sack. while Row
land and Hanna showed enough Il
warrant. the assertion that they will
make good. Mcdonald, In centel
field, Is. fast, and showed plenty o.
speed in gathering the ny balls, bu
seemed weak at the bat against VII
liams. Perhaps Blondy had hi
weakness outlined. Holcomb anC
jackson are the type of hitters WIKI
should be a big help to the team. Tn,
score Of the Brushers. not Bushers,
victory follows:
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COAST LEAGUE.

Saturdays Results. =
San Francisco 6, Salt Lake 3.
Vernon 8, Los Angeles O.. --
Portland 3, Oakland I(16 innings).
Yesterdays Results.
Los Angeles 3, Vernon A.; Los An
geles 6, Vernon 0.
San Francisco 0, Salt Lake 3; San
Francisco 8, Salt Lake s..
Portland ;, Oakland ].
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In the ninth frame the 25th hung Up
some new records. Aulston was the
first man up and singled. He came
to bat again in this inning and again
singled, thereby getting two hits in
the same inning Cullens, who played
right field for the 25th, was put out
twice in this inning, he being the first
and last out in the frame. l:s...x. =. -,
Smith and Fagin failed to get TO.
gether on covering the keystone sack,
so two throws of Johnson's that would
Rave nipped careless base runners
were fielded by Rogan in center field.
! Montgomery, the artillery catcher,
was quite exhausted or languid. He
made no attempt to retrieve passed
! balls and the champs always took al.
vantage of his carelessness by obtain.
ing many extra bases. In the ninth
Aulston scored from first base while
Montgomery watched the ball slowly
roll to the grandstand. ..
Miller made a beautiful one-hand
stop in the sixth. He does not play
first base with the vim and accuracy
that he showed at shortstop.
Moore, the second choice in the box
for the artillery, shows indications If
good ball player. He was hit very
hard, but at all times he played with
all bis heart in the game. He has 4
very nifty way of watching the bases,
DO matter where the ball is thrown,
and when ne gets his mitts on the
ball he slams it to any base where
there is a possibility of catching an
unwary runner. In addition he is a
fair batter He did nothing with the
stick today, but he is as sure a hit.
ter as any of the artillery team.
Notwithstanding the one-sided score
the 25th team played ball at all times,
which was quite pleasing to the spec
tators. At no time was there any let
up in the field, at the bat or on bases.
Pistol Cullens played in right field
and many of the fans were glad to SCI
him back in the lineup. He got none
of his old-time wallops today, but he
says there are lot of them in his bat
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P0L0ISTS PRACTISE
At KAPI0LANI FIELD

Polo enthusiasts held practise
match at Kapiolani park on Satur-
day afternoon and a number Of the
new players were out. Among those
who made a good showing were
Charles Lucas, Francis Brown, w.
Pfluger and Charley Lyman. Brown
and Pfluger have recently taken up
the game. Playing in the practise
game were Harold Castle, Walter
Macfarlane, Bob Single and Arthur
Rice
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Batteries: LIST F. A.-Burnett,

aud Montgomery; 25th -Aulston ami
Johnson; struck out, by Burnett l, by
Moore /, by Aulston 15;, bases on
balls, off Moore 2, off Aulston q; hit
by pitcher, Aulston and Johnson;
home run, Hawkins; three-base hit,
Johnson; two-base hits, Goliah and
Moore; errors, 25th Q, LIST F. A. 8; UNI.
pires, Collins and Joeb; time of game.
two hours. =. ~. ...e
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St Louis

Chinese. runs. Il 0 262 200 o liz
St Louis. runs0 0 o o 3 90 o o. 3
Sumnarv-Home runs, Leong; sac
riff &c hit, Tyau: sacrifice fly, All Lee;
stolen bases, En- Sue 8. Ping Kong 2,
Kai Luke. Soares: double plays. Mori-
yama to Ching Pun; hit by pitcher,
Ping Kong; bases on balls. off Annoy
:, Moriyf-na 2. otf Hoon HI /; struck
out. by Hoon hi 2, Annoy 2. Umpires,
Stayton at plate. Argabrite on bases.
Tine of game, l hour and 81 min
utes. ......:-
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K0Jt YAMADA WILL BE
VISITOR ON TUESDAY

Koji Yamada, Japanese billiard
champion, who was here this year ap-
pearing in competition with Willie
Hoppe, worlds champion, viii arrive
in Honolulu on his way to the United
States from Japan tomorrow morning.
While on the mainland Yamada will
play in the championship matches
against Hoppe, Sutton, Schaefer and
others. -... >...
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago 1, Washington 2.
st. Louis 0, Boston l.
Detroit 2, New York 4.
Cleveland S, Philadelphia 2.
At st. Louis-Boston 4, St Louis l;
St Louis 6, Boston 8.
At Cleveland-Cleyeland IL, Phila-
delphir, 8.
At Chicago-Chicago Z, Washington
0. -.....
At Detroit-Detroit 3, New York 2,
"a innings).
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WRECKERS land
ON ARTILLERY
TEAM PITCHERS
25th infantry Team Wins From
LIST Field Artillery BY
Score of 19 to
Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence

SChOF1ELD BARRACKS, Aug. g.
The usual 500 fans gathered at the
ball park today TO witness the lst
Field Artillery stack up against the
25th Infantry. In the preliminary
warm-up Chaplain Fealy's team show
ed possibilities, but lacked the speed
that was demonstrated by the champs.
This discrepancy was only too ap-
barent after the umpire called Play
RAM" ~
Aulston, the coming left-hander,
went to the mount for the 25th and
pitched a mighty good game. The
wagon soldiers got but five hits off
his delivery and Is Of them breezed
the atmosphere for a ticket to the
players pit Burnett started pitching
tor the curtain firers, but was yanked
at the end OF the third inning after
five hits and ditto runs had been col
lected by the wreckers. Moore, a big
left-hander, succeeded him in the box
and the change was hardly precept.
ible.
Hit and Run ......
Only 13 hits and IA runs were
charged up against him. Wnen tne
Line innings had finally been com
pleted the box score looked like q
dock checkers tally sheet and the
scorer had quit recording anything but
hits and runs. All in all, 1t was a
good days sport IN hitting, stealing
bases and scoring runs for the 25th
team.
The artillery got one man across the
rubber in the eighth, when Kern hit
safely, took second on Goliah's error
in left field and scored on Burnett's
g1ounder In this frame the three
put outs were made by running down
the men on bases and the hard, &C
curate throwing of the 18th infield
was treat to the fans. >s .-
The final count at the end of the
terrific drive was IS toll, the record
score during the present target sea
son.
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PASSED BALLS AND WILD
~. PITCHES .;. r..

Hawkins had a good day of it. Six
times at bat. five runs scored, three
hits, one a aoner, and accepting all
his chances clearly. Moore, third
baseman for the 25th, got four hits in
five times up. ~
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

saturdays Results.
At Boston-Boston l, Cincinnati 0;
Boston 4, Cincinnati 8.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 4, Pittsburg
0; Pittsburg Z, Brooklyn l.
At Philadelphia-St. Louis 2. Phila-
delphia O.. ...
At New York-New York ,, Chica-
go g
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At st. Louis-Boston 4, st. Louis l..
At Cleyeland-C Cleveland II, Phila-
delphia 8. r. -. = -. IT," T..
" At Chicago-Chicago Z, Washing
ton 0. ..": T. IT,.
At Detroit-Detroit 8, New York 2
"a innings).
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Question: How many hits, runs
and stolen bases would Grafton have
got had he been in this game?
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Summary-Three hits, 4 runs of
Hollinger In innings. No hits, T
run off Domingoes In 1 inning. Three
base hits, Marcialse Twobase hits,
Bushnell, Colburn. Sacrifices hits, N.
K. Silva, Dias. Sacrifice ny, Kama.
Stolen bases, Kan Yen ca. r. Joseph,
Kong (2J. Hit by pitcher, ornelias.
Bases on balls, of Ku. 4 off Donin-
goes, 4. Struck out, by Kh, 10; by
Hollinger, 6. wild pitches, Ku, !.
Passed balls, j. Perry, /; N. Joseph.
g.. Umpires, En- Sue and Ornellas.
Time Of game. 2 hours and 3minntes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-08
AUTOMOBILE GOES OFF
BRIDGE ON ITALY ROAD
G.. r. BUIE. WIFE AND LITTLE
son HAVE CLOSE CALL FOR
THEIR LIVES.
Machine Hit Blind Bannister and
Turned Turtle Into Gully IWeiVe
Feet Deep. Going Once and
Half Times Over.

Mr.. and Mrs G. T. Buie and little
son LEROY. of Itasca had a close for
their lives early this morning when
their ear struck blind iron bannis-
ter on a concrete bridge just be-
yond the slaughter pens on the Italy
road and turned once and half
times over into 4 gully twelve or
fifteen feet deep. Mr.. Buie and fami-
Nv we're enroute to Dallas and were
coasting down the hill at pretty
fast gait. A farm wagon going the
same way the automobile was direct
ed was on the bridge and the car
was going too fast to stop without
hitting it so Mr.. Buie turned the car
into the edge of the weeds which
covered the iron bannister and the
car turned turtle into the gully
when it struck the bannister. The
top was up and it proved strong
enough to keep the car from turning
over on top of the occupants, who
were piled in a heap among broken
glass from the windshield.
4 Mrs. Buie was hurt worse than
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-08

We Will have on sale Wednesday
one OF the baby beeves out OF the
Ferris ranch lot bought by Swift
4 Co.. In Fort Worth last week.
The price paid for these Fat lit
tie steers established a new high
record Tor the year They were as
good as the show cattle bought by
Swift a. Co. during tho last Fat
Stock show. which they paid Sl2.0o
per hundred for
We give vou good meat most all
the time. something extra good
when we can ger Is. bur we have
newer before had anything is gold
a. this WITH 81 Tits klnd of meat Is
senerply hsnHed north We don't
eef s chance st G. down here This
T. tha FIRST advertisement Is appear
about This meat yet We have al
feslg self eFer lHa pounds 81 Il 10
people Nto hsea learned aaoa, Il
in seme eE aHd kst d. Is save
them raast - steals
8 saa eaat caaaca & see what
rat meat raass SIS reak
euf ram t aeef
aaF NFgEMs MARKET.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-08
COUNTY CONVENTIONS WILL
! Be HELD HERE ON TUESDAY

County conventions will be held
here Tuesday afternoon by both the
democrats and republicans to elect
delegates 10 the state conventions
TO be held shortly Precinct con-
MENTIONS were held on Saturday to
name delegates TO the county con
vention.
Quite a little interest is expect
cd 90 develop in the question of who
shall head the Texas delegation TO
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-08

either Mr.. Buie or the how an,
shock TO her was very severe bs
the bruises received. None snf
any broken bones, though II
nothing short of miracle that
escaped. Mrs. Buie's left hand
cut and bruised.
Phe top of the automobile
wrecked, the windshield broken
left fender badly bent, but IN,
was not badly damaged other
A truck was sent to the scene 4
few helpers and in a short tim
machine was turned right sid
and with its own power and tn
of a dozen men to push was brt
up the steep bank and onto the
Mr.. Buie was able to drive into
by the machines own power, bu
car will be laid up for repair
several days.
Mr.. Buie Is a prominent men
of Itasca and was enroute to
tc purchase goods. He is a br
OF w. J. Buie, who formerly
here, and A. H. Buie Of Ennis.
and Mrs. Buie were very grated
the many friends who gave
every aid possible. and said the
like they were among their II
in Waxahachie.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-08
Praises Sanitarium.

Fred Caldwell Of Victoria who
was operated in at the Waxahachie
satnitarium last week Is reported to
be doing nicely. Mrs. Caldwell and
their little son arrived Saturday to
be with him and she is very much
pleased with the local sanitarium.
Mr.. Caldwell is a brother to Misses
Mary and Pattie Caldwell and was
stricken with an acute attack Of APP
pendicitits while visiting them here
last week
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-08
Listen!

Buy a sack of lime frol
for 40 cents and use il fol
infectant purposes about your
ises. The deadly fly is here
after him. Kill him-starye b
death. We also carry a con
line of screen wire to keep hin
W axahachie Luwber Co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-08

the st. Louis convention. The dele
gates to the county convention are
pretty unanimous with regard to
support OF President Wilson. and it
is likely that none but Wilson men,
tried and true. will be sent to the
state convention.
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Notice. Water Consumers.

Wafer rents for the month of
April arc due. A discount Of 10
per cent will be allowed on all ae-
counts paid on or before the 10th of
May JOE EVANS, Secretary.
(Adv. 400
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-08

John Davenport, w. l.. Garner,
Henry Welt, Tom Hopson and James
Lee left this morning for New
Braunsfel where they will attend the
state meeting OF the Texas Volunteer
Firemen. Last year these boys went
to the Waco meeting and invited the
firemen to come here to hold their
1916 meetings, but it was thought
best not TO invite the fire boys here
next year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-08

Miss Roberta King, who gradu-
ates from Trinity university in 1916,
has been elected teacher of mathe-
MATES in the high school at Wor-
than. Also Miss Katherine Horn
beak. a member of the SENIOR class,
Of 1915, has accepted position as
instructor in German and Latin at
Fairmount College and Conserva-
tory of Music at Weatherford.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-08

A. l.. Burge Of the Ennis Cham
Der of Commerce was visitor in the
city this morning. Mr.. Burge was
here in the interest of the good
roads district at Bristol, which II
bonds are voted. will connect the
Palmer and Ennis country with
good roads.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-08
PERSONAL NEWTON.


sam showers vas visitor AZ Dai-
las sunday.
IA Horr Of Crisp visited in Wax
ahachie today.
n. S. Middleton visited Dallas
Sunday afternoon.
a.. =. orr Of Red oak was in Wax
ahachie Saturday.
George Patten was at Dallas sun
day for the bali game.
r. F. Brock OF Ennis was here
today attending court.
Marian Mullican of Dallas Is a
visitor in the city today.
Mrs. ". y. Anderson has gone to
Austin TO visit her parents.
". II. BENTLEY was a business Wis
tier here today from Bristol,
Miss Eunice Sullivan of Bristol
was visiting in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. MCGEE of Avalon
were In waxahachie Saturday.
Dee Poindoxter attended the ball
game at Dallas Sunday afternoon.
Lee Relt was visitor to the ball
game at Dallas Sunday afternoon.
c. T.. Schuster is at Dallas today
attending the X. of p. Grand lodge.
Mrs. s. +. Bynum Is visiting her
son. Rufus Bynum. at San Antonio.
lin swinney and r. Il. Dodson of
AIsdorf were here today on business.
T. u. Truitt of Bristol was here
today before the county commits
sioners.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Roberts and
little daughter motored to Dallas
Sunday afternoon.
Or. ]. T. Edwards of Fort Worth
was guest of his sister, Mrs. w.
A. Miles. yesterday.
Frank White and family of near
Mountain Peak were in Waxahachie
recently shopping.
Or. Parnell will leave tonight for
Galveston to attend the state medi-
cal society meeting.
Mrs. Roy connally and children
have returned from pleasant visit
to relatives at Dallas.
b. e Hicks and daughter, Madge,
and Fernita and Merle Cox are Wis
ting In Whitney today.
Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Bohannon and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Tunnel motored
to Dallas Sunday afternoon.
Misses Juanita and Riley d. Ray
spent Saturday the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Perkins at Ray.
T. n. McNaron was a visitor here
today. Mr. McNaron is interested
in the good roads project at Bristol.
Harry T. Bibb, formerly of this
city but now of Terrell, was ming
ling with friends in Waxahachie
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Q. Rocket re-
turned yesterday from Mineral Wells
after several days rest at the great
health resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berne Clark and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Thompson and son motored to Dali
las Sunday afternoon.
Joseph Patterson, Ragsdale Adkis-
son, Buddie Quaite, Jas. A. Redmon
and Robert Carlisle motored to Dali
las Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Newton and
Mr.. and Mrs T. n. Herring spent
the day Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs,
W. p. Herring at Garrett.
j. NJ. Webb leaves tomorrow
morning for Dallas to take a three
days course in Eastman's school OF
professional photography.
George l.. Griffin has gone to join
the Elks offensive in an effort To
take Dallas. He will act as aide de
camp to Col. Fred McJunkin.
Mr.. aud Mrs r. Hanks Davis
drove over TO Fort Worth sunday
afternoon with Miss Lillian Shack
clifford. who was enroute To Wealth
erford
nrs. G. W. simpson, l.. keplinger,
W. e, Tenaery and :. II. Watson
viii leave tonight for Galveston
Where they viii attend a meeting OF
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-08

Frank D. Rogers of this city has
received announcement that his
nephew, DR. A. c. Rogers, of Yer
non. was married On April 20 to Miss
Grace Williams of Colorado, Texas.
DR.. Rogers praeticed medicine III
this city a few months after his
graduation and made many friends
who join in wishing him a happy
and prosperous married life.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-08

Mrs. ]. Edward Johnson mas re-
ceived a message that her son,
Rupert Johnson. who travels Tor the
Acme Drug company, is quite SICK
with fever at Tampa, Fla. If ne
does not improve soon Mrs. Johnson
will go TO his bedside.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-08

During the absence of City Mar
ebal John Davenport that veteran
policeman. Uncle Tom Dixon, VIII
norform the double duties of city
marshal and policeman. He IS COM
petent 10 fill the place to the sat
isfaction OF his chief.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-08

Shelf Dearborn has returned
from Arkansas where he went foi
= nan known as H. A. Thompson
who is charged with THEFT ana swirl
ding at Palmer.
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= = - - -
For feed ana fuel phone broaa !,
head & Kennedy. Old phone 10. I"
Get your Sudan grass seed rom ron
ucunffie grocery company.-tAdyl
George Barnes was arrested sat
urdav afternoon near Ensign on a
charge of theft.
o.
rhe Double Ten club VIII meet
with Mrs. L. d. Parnell wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock.
O.
George Longbottom was called 70
Fort Worth yesterday on account Of
the death of his brothers httie
daughter. lie vas accompanied by
Mrs. Annie Fly.