Fort Worth Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 128, Ed. 1, Sunday, April 26, 1896 Page: 4 of 16
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Geenwood Baptist church South
Side Holt between Loney nnd Kxeter
streets It B iM0rn pastor Olen
iwood addition Sunday achool at 8 ZO a
an P 13 Baker superintendent
Preachtng by pastor first Sunday in
each month Prayer meting at 7 45
p m Wednesday All welcome
Broadway Baptist church rruthwrst
corner llroadway aud HL Louta ivmi
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I school 9 30 a m O S Lattlniore super-
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Earnestly requested to come Young
mens prayer meeting 6 13 p xa All are
i welcome
I United Spiritualists Services at 8
j m Sunday April at Knlgtita of
i iDfonor hall corner Houston and See-
3 tend atrMta Entrance on Second
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aaychlc readings toy the mediums Song
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ifatuv James DoBuchannahne Ihu D
of night lecture th second in the
undent ami modern flubjct nt 3
aeveiopment or the- durercnt religions
nncltent and modern Sublect t 9
p m Th Iower of Thoughl Every
pno cordially Invited Uood music
tjeaU free Plate of meeting Halt of
commerce over postofTlce
Broadway PreabvterlAn rhiirnh
ner jiroadway and Bt Louis acnue
iey jumuj a irrtncii paator Sunday
school S0 a m Proachlng It a m
tand 8 p ra The publla most cordially
ImiUJ to attend all services
unnuy ispiseopai church St Iodla
aenue and Tucker street April 28
third Sunday arter Easter holy com
tnunlon at 730 a m Hon Ice and ser-
mon at 11 a m Evening prayer and
sermon at 8 p m Sunday achool nt
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i First Presbyterian church corner
tSPourth and Calhoun streets preaching
oday at 11 a xa and p tn by nev
J U Martin D D Bund ay school at
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CABINET PHOTOS
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610 IMEAXlSr EST
Everybody knows Dcancs reputation0 He makes
nothing but high cla photographs The Cheap
Johns cut prices and must now take the consequences
Deane ha3 more and better instruments than anybody
in the city and will until further notice give you strictly
high grade work at Cheap John prices
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5he girl was a mall but her tears -were
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Am thewept oer her booka and tojo
And she Bobbed Ue a ahum that I
havent the same
Advantage as the boy
I cant carry topi nor my pieces of
spring
Nor my marbles It I vera to win
them
Ivt Just pot to cry cause my mother
wont buy
Me seme bloomers with biff pockets
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Washington Exchange
IN TUB CHURCHES
Flrat Christian church Rev Homer
T Wilson will preach this morn-
ing and evening at the Flrat Christian
church Christian Endeavor faecicty
wilt me t at 5 45
First Baptist church Third and Tay-
lor Preaching at 11 and 7 45 Stere
opttcon views at night Miss Hilt
soloist Miss Edrlngton organist Sent a
frw and strangers welcome The allk
bags tor the tenth anniversary will be
given out at Sunday school and both
aervlces These will be returned tho
following Sunday J Morgan Wells
pan tor
Tabernacle Cumberland Presbyterian
church corner Nineteenth and Cham
bera streets Preaching at 11 oclock h
in and at a p tn by the pastor Cab
bath school at ft 30 a m Endeavor at
7 Junior Endeavor S p rn Members
are requested to attend all the services
Services at Flrat MethotJM ihtirth
Preching at 11 a m by Horace
ailshop 1 C Gospel meeting at 8 p
in led by Jerry Reeves spprtarv v
Mrs Ooodner at the Toadies Baxaar
for Millinery Glove Fans etc Styles
the newest prices the most reasonable
In the city lxth atreet between Main
and Houston
George U Cause runeral director and
embalmer Full assortment of unjer
takers goods Takes ull charge of
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements No 31 West Weather
Cord
At the city hall Tuesday April 23
Gov Glbba will speak an soon as tho
Populist county convention Is organ-
ized
An Immense stock of carriages aur
rles phaetons buglca nnd spring
wagons If you want to buy for ensh
o lntatments or exciuupe ten ri
band vehicle for new ones call on us
D R Mslone buggy Co corner Hous-
ton and Weather ford strejta
E G Myers of Austin was In the
city yesterday and joined the Press
excursion to El Paso yesterday morn-
ing
For pure Oyma whisky and the best
wlnea call at the Two Brothers Saloon
HIS Jciuttngs avenue
Br and Mrs C M Roaser of Terrell
will be tho guests of Mra S D Balney
during the Medical convention
SwarU makes the best Photo in the
city for 3 and 13
Mrs C W Childress Is siting her
mother Mra S D Halney Ill Adams
street
We make any kind of Chs you want
at the Palace of Sweets
Mr and Mra D T Bomar returned
Thursday morning from New Orleans
where Mr Bomar had legal business
Electric wiring for bells and lights
Get estimate Ixmax Electric Co
Seventh and Houston
J H Belcher the well known cattle-
man of Henrietta was registered at
the Worth yesterday
Tomorrow morning between 10 and
11 oclock I will give free one copy of
murfi worth 40o to II to ery pur-
chaser Will continue aalo of muslo at
Bo per copy for three days only Now
ts the time to eet a avd selection
EUNE9T CONICLING
20 Houston street
7adlea remember the Womans Ex-
change on Beventh street between
Main and Houston h the place for fine
inilllner and artistic noedle work Or-
ders promptly filled
roe the latest ntyles in millinery go
to 301 Houston street Everything u
new Trimming neatly and artistically
done A new lot of sailors receled
this week r MAUTZ
J I Logan traveling auditor of the
Pacific express company returned last
night from work In the Panhandle dis-
trict
Tho hot weather has come ant wth
it cornea tho Palace of Sweeta Bakery
where son can get home made Cakes
Pits Breads and Pastry too cheap to
worry over the lira baking Remember
the Palace S13 Houston street
W U Klgln It IV Williams Coa
well known hustler came In last night
for his Sunday rest
New Baker y Home- made Cakce
Treads and Pastry nt Palace of
Sweets 613 Houston street
One of the new horses recently puf
chased for the Ire department becaruj
lame yesterday and an Immediate ex
arolnatlon of his foot revealed a wire
nail that he had stepped on The natj
was removed and U la hoped he will bt
all right today
Fred H Fry watchmaker Jeweler
and engraver at The Fair
rf I Ponoan traveling auditor of
the Fort Worth and Denver returned
yesterday from a trip up the road
We are ntlll making our Candles
and will continue to do no Palace of
Qweeta S13 Houston street
Tt C Combs traveling salesman for
aarltngton ft Montgomery tamo In
last night from hW rounds for tits houaa
Electric repairing all kinds Guar-
anteed work Lomax Etectrlo Co
Seventh and Houston
Professor O W Ware formerly of
thla city but now of Dallas where he
till the position of supervisor of pen-
manship and drawing In the publla
schools was In the city yesterday
shaking hands with friends lie form
erly held- the aame position In the Fort
Worth chooI
To make room for new goods our
stock of buggies machns atd
cultivators go at cry low prices Easy
payments
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There was a bte polltlrnt rally n tha
packing bouse district last night A
numter nf candidates mi jo speetbet
l ttJVflW W0 oUs m at
at the Mitchell box this year the in
crease Wing due v the operation of
the packing housv
nh Mullii specialist eye ear
catarrh of tha uone and thmat Scott-
Iiarrold bullanir mm tvidii -
Main Olassia accurately fitted
r KVflna of llouiton pFeached Vt
mv -vv v Wfrir imtt tllgntr
Fred H Fry watchmaker Jeweler
and tngraver at The Fair
ri k tmoved to rooms 1
ftnd 3 Dundee building corner Seventh
and Houston oer Butts Bros
AMrtec cfifiieetlngs are In progreas
THE GAZETTE t SUNDAY APRIL 20 1600
at the St James Bap t la Church Ser
viced eery night conducted by the
pastor Special scats are provided for
the white lsltora
The Hurley building barber shop
has removed across the street to 703
the old Tea Store Shaving 10c hair
cutting 25c K GUTZMAN
Bev Mr Eans the well known
evangelist will preach at Bethel Mis-
sion this afternoon at 3 oclock
Mrs C G Qullllan and children left
on Thursday to spend tho summer
among the mountains of Georgia with
relatives
The best class of Job work at Walk-
ers office til Main
A party of five wheelmen made a run
to Blrdvllle last eenlng Tha two lleet
est of tha cyclists made the run of
seven miles and return In 102 and 107
retpectltely
A J Stewart an old newspaper man
well known to the craft and who I
now traveling representative of the
Waples Platter Grocer company came
In last night from a long run out In
West Texas
Miss Bailie Clay Will lams of Waco Is
a guest of Mrs Adama on Taylor
street where ehe will remain for some
da a
If you want the best wines and li-
quors you will buy from The Ken-
tucky Liquor Houae 100 Houston St
At the baseball grounds yesterday the
police cleared the fence and propose to
ncs thct It la kept clear A word to the
wise la Bumclent
The county Democratic executive
committee will hold an important meet-
ing Monday at 3 p m All the officers
who will hold the election In th city
and near by precincts will be present
The air was full of politics last night
nd the candidates did not get to bed
until midnight
It is said that the law does not re-
quire the closing of saloons on the day
the primary election la held
Burke Burnett went to his C6G6 ranch
yesterday to be gone several days
Ban Lively baa gone out looking up
a supply of hogs
It raures surprise that no candidates
for the legislature are In the Held In
1 arrant county
Reasonable prices and first class
work Walker printer 511 Main
Great Interest was shown in rort
Worth last night when it became
known that Cripplo Creek was on lire
A number of former Fort Worth peo-
ple are now lUIng In that city
Superintendent Scoble of the water
works reports an abundant supply of
water at present
Judge Thomas a prominent attorney
of Bowie waa In the city yesterday at
tehdlhlTthe court of civil appeals
L 1 Copeland of Harrtsburg Pa
whose lecture here recently was
greatly enjoyed by many people Is
spending Sunday in tho city
J C McNealua of Dallas the base-
ball magnate Js In the city
Hon Burnett Glbbs will speak at the
City Hall Tuesday morning at 11
oclock
Dr O L risher president of the
Fort Worth University will leave Tues-
day for CIe eland O
John McNIet was one of tha arrivals
in the city from Denver yesterday
Have your bicycle repairing done at
L E Days 411 Houston atreet The
best equipped repair ahop In the city
In charge of an expert workman
A man giving his name ns Daniels
waa arrested a few days ago on a
petty charge and was put to work by
the city authorities Later he told them
that he was a fugitive from Waco
where he had skipped his bond while
under charges og highway robbery and
assault to murder and that he wanted
tn go back for trial The authorttlea of
Whco were accordingly notified and ho
will be transferred to Mclennan coua
ty today He also said that his true
name waa Lee Myers
Tho newly elected Democratic com-
mittee for the city will meet early in
May to organize
See advertisement of Texas Tel Sup-
ply and Construction Co page IS
TCXA8 IN TOW
T B Dale Cleburne
H W Singleton Corslcana
1 A Ilaln Weatherford
i Douthet Big Springs
B H Kemp Big Springs
JK Stone Belleville
O H Council Dublin
Percy S Wood Coraicana
U L Weheless Dallas
B D Gray Gainesville
Oeo C Walsh Temple
J C McNealus Dallas
11 If Baosett Dallas
C T Daughter Dallas
H C Sanderson Big Springs
A J Stewart Texas
E F Fouts Bock Creek
Joe Trcever Dallas
W N Friend Dallas
B F Darbyshlre El Paso
1L M titeene Galveston
Gus Ackerman Abilene
A J Guild horn Brown wood
N B Jones Stanton
D C Llrobauxht Denton
It S Dalton Palo Pinto
D Mores Austin
J W Patterson Decatur
Lee Walker Dallaa
C P Hudson Cleburne
It C Laughlln Ovllla
J L Brown Allen
N W Hatchelt Alvord
ncxTii op sins fimuuil
Hep Bon Last Msht
oY dak uer be nfl TIP nmlY -x
Mrs J C Flnchor wife of J C
Flncher of Flncher Race grocery
men at 1314 Houston street died at
th home of her son J T Flncher
iivi in r aim j vnns ave-
nues last nigh at 100 oek after
a lOnC t11nn IfuK titi
Tn V7tl
nc auucK 0 ni wire
Jenth ni a ever blow to him which
1 feared will buy a eerloua effect
recovery Both are elderly people nJ
liiuMy thoitn ot by many friend
Bee 4vertlement of Texa Tel Bud
ply and qonitructloii Co pag lj
n Model
Alltln Tex April J5 A party of
erjJputiiHDi th r ollca ury f
10 company wlm Ccorec A Wehter
Iluiiaiofc and Manufacturing Ccmoany
vi me urpui ai tnipectirur the Trav
10 cotrty prlion SU JUry ivirlh
cnntcrapialM yj 6 jail ana wm
vllt tho prlillpal cities of Tesa to
atleet a ultablc flolen Ther loav
tp nlght for San Antonio thenca to
Cameron Ualiisaria Fort Worth
S aJvertlaeroent of Ta Tel Sud
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LEADING
The Panthers Win the
Second Game
fAvioATon Ann DEFisATni nnii
kvij in- tiii 1IOX IV
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A WARM MEMBER
IVALISTClt Tn IKL9 A 31AUMI1
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Snu Antonio rrcseuf a Oawe to
Houston Cinlreiton Took Uite
fruui Austin nnd JJeiiUon Still
Krepi Up lttr Motion
Two straights
Dallas was again deoured by the
Panthers yesterday They came over
with the avowed intention of captur-
ing three games from Manager Wards
pennant winners but they suddenly
discovered that It docs not pay to
count the chickens before they Are
hatched The cleverly constructed cas
tlea In the air were rudely tumbled to
the earth and with trfem went news of
certain defeat In the race for the flag
The Navigators are already tlUtanced
by the speedy Panthers They are out-
classed In the box The eagle eyed boys
In grey could not be deceived by the
elongated twlrler introduced yester-
day to the delight of the small boy
who hovered along the east line He
was hit hard and often and In the
sixth Inning he seemed to lose his
neau entirely letting the rantners
secure Ave safe hits off his delvery
three singles and two triples scoring
three earned runs McAllslter tho
pride of Panthervllte was on hla met-
tle and played the game of his life
Hla record of esterday will long be
remembered by many admiring enthu-
siasts The record as It stands In tha
official score is rite times at bat one
run four hi ta three singles and a
double which Is better than the total
hits recured oft UjidMlvery which was
four scattering singles one assist five
men sawed tho atmosphere in vain en-
deavors to connect with the ball and
two went to first on balls forr el n tried
Campfield In the third Haitian In the
t ixm ana in me seentn uegan and
Kalkhoff each secured one Prlchard
of the Navigators hait a reenrr nf
sixteen put outs on the IrJUIal bag for
yesterdays game There were two
neatly executed double plays on the
record page ror me lanthers one In
the tilth and the other In the sixth in-
ning The first waa recorded this way
Earl went to first on four bad balls
and was followed by Campfield who
hit a foul fiy to Fabian Earl attempt-
ed to purloin ho tecond bag and Fa-
bian threw to Stenreldt who waa
plajln off the bag he quickly fielded
the ball to Bammort who waa Johnny
on the apot The next waa from Bam-
mert to Stelnfeldt to Meyers who re
tired Bastion and Robinson Bastlan
singieu into center ana jiouinson sent
a gross clipper to Bammert and all
was over
The game by Innings was as follows
Bammert waa first up for the Pan-
thers and alngled to the right McAllis
ter hit low to Campfield and died at
first Bammert went out In an at-
tempt to steal second Thompson hit
to Elberfield and expired at first Ash
enback led off for tho Navigators nnd
got first on four bnd ones Prlchard
lit to Wolover and died at first Bas
tlan hit to short and reached first on
Hammer t fumble Ashenback scoring
Robinson aent one to third and died on
first Reagan fanned Score Dallas 1
Fort Worth 0
Jn the second both sides went out In
one two threo order
The third was nearly as bad only
one man passed first Cam pfhjld of the
Navigators
In the fourth tho Panthers enlivened
things for their opponents Bariimert
again led off and hit a grounder to
second and led at first McAllister
tingled into the center garden Thomp-
son hit Clean for one base Into left
Meyers hit for a single past fchort and
McAlIiter went out at the home plate
Stelnfeldt sacrificed and advanced
Thompson and Mayers Fabaln singled
into left and Thompson and Meyers
scored Wolover hit one up In tho air
to Elberfield and ended tho first half
Robinson waa next In order for Dallas
and hit a long fly to Thompson who
gobbled it up Regan sawed the wfnd
Kalkhoff was next and reached first
where he rtald ISberfield hit a fly
Into Fablns mlt Fort Worth 2 Dal-
las l
The fifth Nance went out on a fly
to left Stanley hit to third and died
at first and Bammert hit a rlow one to
prlchard at first Farl got first on balls
Campfield hit a foul to Fabian Earle
attempts to reach second and Hob-
nails threw to Stelnfeldt to Bam
mert Ashenback retlrM tho Navf
gatora on a ground hit to Wolover
who threw to Me era
The sixth was whete the warmest
twork look place McAllister singled
over second Thompson did the ram
past short Meyere sacrificed Sielnfeiat
clngled to the right of second and Ms
Atlltteramt Thompson scored Pablan
hit into the right garden and Steln
feldt epiiJUed across the rubber Wol
over sent the little globe Into deep
center for three bags and Fabian came
In nt a canter Nance hit a bounder to
Campfield nnd died at flrat Stanley
pounded a slow ground hit to Prltch
ard who retired little Mack at first
DalUi went out In regular order
Prlchard tapped on to Bammert nnd
never reached bag No J Bastlan
singled to center Robinson Wl to
Bammert and the sixth ended with a
double- from Bammert to Steln
feldt to Meyera Fort Worth t Dal-
las 1
In the seventh eighth and ninth no
advantage was gained on either side
The
Bcoref
Fort Worth
Bsmmrt ss
McAllister p
Thompson jf
Meyers lb
Ptelnfclda 2b
Fabian rf
WVtiaver 3b
Nanre ef Afc
Stanley c
AH R mi IX A
Totals sfl 6 10 27 2
AshWback cf YV T 0
1rlcharJ lb
jianiian 50
lloblnsou If
lleean a
TfttlLhnfT m
nibcrfllil 3b
Karle rf
CampneU p
1 II I
1 J i
I S 0
J 3 S
1 J 1
0 0 I
0 5 0
Totals 5 1 J 16 i
1
Fort Worth 00020400 0-
Dallas i -1 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 1
Earned runs Fort Worth 3 Three
base hits rablan 1 Wotovcft It McAl
lister Ji Struck out By McAllisters
by Campfield 1 Bases on called balls
Off McAllister 2 Campfield 2 Dou-
ble plays Fabian to BteloMdt to Bam
mert Bammert to Stelnfeldt to Meyer
Stolen bases Thorn pfton 1 Fabian Ij
Bastlan 1 Batters hit Stelnfeldt
Sacrifice hits Meyers 1 Fabian 1
Prlchard 1 Time of game 143 Um-
pire McLaughlin
Deiitson Mtcnniift
Denlson Tex April s Special p
Denlson played like a lot of amateurs
today and Sherman beat them easily
The lrdlana only made three hits
and only five balls were knocked out-
side tho diamond While the store is
free of enora the fielding was yeiy
ragged Van Dressers homo run hit
to the tight center fence was the feat-
ure Score by Innings
Sherman 0 12 0 0 8 0 1 9
Dentson 0100QOOO 13
Earned runn Sherman 4 Errors-
Sherman 1 Denlson Two base
hits Oswald Jantxen Balle 2 Coun-
tryman 4 Three base hits Sage
Hotfe runs Van Dresser Stolen
bas Roach Clark Steinhoff noses
on balls Off Countryman 5 oft Weber
4 of Spencer 1 Bases on bit by
pitched tall Clark Struck out By
Weber 1 by Countrman 1 Wild
pitch Couniryman 1 Tlmo ot game
145 Umpire Urennan
AtMttii Gntimton
Austin Tex April 25 Speclnl
Austin was defeated for the second
game of the series with Galveston to-
day by Lands poor umpiring He
made a very rank decision in tho
fourth putting Burns on the bench
which nearly caused the fame to be
stopped
ICleeman was released by the Austin
team last night
Score At Austin
Austin 0010010304
Gahcston 0 0 0 14 0 0 Ox
Batteries Blackburn Hei don and
Nye Burrls and Wcckbecker Two-
base hits Chaid Lawrence Belt
Struck out By Blackburn 4 by Bur
rls 4 Base on called balls Off Black-
burn 2 Burrls 3 Ddubla pla8 Wel
kart to He don Belt unassisted
Stolen bases Burns Heydon Ne
Swaringer Batters hit Burns Wild
pitches Burrls li Blackburn 2 Time
of game Two hours Umpire Land
Ifonaton Snn An ion to
San Antonio Tex April 5 Spe-
cial The sloppiest game of the season
resulted In a victory for the BufTtilofl
over the Bronchos by a score nf 18 to
12 Score by Innings
At San Antlnlo
San Antonio 0 0 1 1 2 1 S 0 1 12147
Houston 1131182 lx 18 14 3
Batteries San Antonio Nevln and
Jones Houston Leesoti and Cole
Club 8tamlKR
Games Game Games rcr
Clubs- nayert Won Lou Cent
Ft -Worth 8 I 1 S57
Dallas 8 C 750
Houston 8 6 2 730
Galveston 8 3 C25
Sherman 8 3 5 375
Austin 8 3 6 872
San Antonio 8 i G 371
Denlson 8 0 8 000
Tlin HAT1UNAI LBIUCE
m Imilluulsvltle
At St lAUls
St Iiuls 8 1 4 1 00 0 0 -8-T-1
LoulUII 0 0 0 1 0 0110-3-7-4
Hart and McJarland Weyhlng and
Harler
rinptnmitlChleBC
At Cincinnati
Cincinnati 0 0 0 110 0 1 0 183
Chicago 0 1 1 0020 1 5 8 1
risher and Vaughn Parker and
Donohue
ritfBlinra lluTelnnd
At
Plttsburir 0 0 1 02 0 0 0 03-8-0
Cleveland 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 1003
Klllen and Sugden IVllson and
O Connor
NeiT 1 ork Uoton
At New York
New York 1 0 0 3 10 0 0 04 6 8
Coton 0 0 3 2 2 00 007104
Clarke and Zarfoss Stlvetts and
Itran
riilliiileltililnDrooklrn
At Philadelphia
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 B -3 8 0
Brooklyn I 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 13 125
Orth Gardy and Clements Payne and
Grim
HnlllmoreWalttBiclon
At Baltimore-
Baltimore 1 4 0 3 0 2 0 1 10111
Washington 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 00
McMahon and Koblnson Boyd and
McGulre
Thero wna a rumor here that Mc-
Mahon nnd were to be traded
f ir Ituslo
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TUB SCIUTHCnN LEAOUn
AtlMnlR Momoniery
4
At Atlanta
Atlanta 0 0000000 1 1100
Montgomery 0 0660010 0 13 U 3
Cross nnd Walker Fields Bhcehan
and Kehoo
CAlutiibuYr Urlcilns
At Columbus
Columbus 0 00 6 0 0 1 0 01 0 4
New Orleans 1 0 3 2 0 0 0 Ox 610 0
Daniels and Hunt Smith and aond
Ing
lllrmtnBliflm Slobll
At Birmingham
Birmingham 8 41
Mobile 13133
McDonald Adams and Itappold
Wlttrock Hahn and risher
iocat imcici PS
Gear and Stanley Mlnnehan and
Italkhoff will do the battery work this
afternoon
McAllister balllimr average today
waa SOO per cent Ho seemed threo
Dnglcs and a triple out ot flvo times at
bat
Tort Worth will have hard work to
win today Mlnnehan the delUrlng
end of thr Dallas battery for today has
a well earned record as a speedy and
effective twlrler and no one should
Imagine that ih Fanthens will win
without an effort Tho Navigators have
on outneld like a stono wall the In
Held Is nearly as Impregnable
Tho largest crowd of tho season was
out to witness yesterday game
usual tho ladles were present In force
m Tim iiarij thacic
SOllinllfa lllnirrlaa
rfn W
w wt i
Memphis Tenn April 25 Thn most
tiocipnru meeting of the Memphis
Idy Polful flashed first past th po
i iKiini Montgomery Park
today The atendanc throughout the
meeting reached high water mark Tha
fifteen days racing and thru n ii
records were mode The new tartlng I
machln m r it 1 in
events and RfUr the
first two days
worked w grt uPce
nvW6ni w
WnhUredtnlncib1nForthTsJ
rari unrt twnn uiai i
Dutchman out After racing Si
or
ft o the tritch Dutchman began u
feller nrt Jloval
Choice t to 1
came on wtnnln easily- by a length
Th uk feature tn llont
gomery harldicop ft a mile and
tlghth Buck mS1 was fkioru at I
to 8 with Maurice second choice and
lley del Mar at 10 to 1 Masalaj well
ridden by Thorpe made all the run-
ning winning by a length from
Maurice The lime 1 6 M beats Ber
clafs derby record nnd is tho local
high mark Sumtnarlea
First -race one milo Koal Choice
won Flying Dutchman second Lord
Wlllobrook third Time 144 12
Second race sePlnw four and one
half furlongs Moncrcllh won Scribe
second Stcntor third Tme tb 34
Third race Montgomery handicap
mile and an eighth 2000 guaranteed
Buck Massle won Mauris second
Bey del Mar third Time PM lj
Fourth race selling one mile Emln
Bey won Plug second Lester third
Time 1 45 1 2
Fifth race selling alx furlongs Mata
won Old Dominion second Swlfty third
Time 117 1 4
Sixth race aix furlongs Lady Dole-
ful won Denver second FrediK third
Time 1 17 1 S t
Bud of Cincinnati Bncea
Cincinnati O April 23 The Queen
City Jockey club closed Its thhtecn
daya meettnr at Newport today with
an attendance of 7000
First race bIx furlongs St Shoveller
won Clara Ioley second Gus Straus
third Time 1U 1 4
Second race half mile Red won
Lady Keith second Bcauietta third
Time -43 1 4
Third race one mile handicap
Muskalonire won Alamo second Prince
Imierlal third Time 1H2 1 2
Pourth race mile and an eighth
Probasco won Llghtfood second
uetn tnira Time ia
llflh race mile and seenty yards
Almee Goodwin won Hot Spur second
nvppoijrn tnira Time l 46 33
Sixth race six furlongs Miss Young
won Touan Timber second cullcllne
third Time 115
Sport nt Porsrthe
Forsythe Ind April 25 Resultsj
nrst race six furlongs Glencld won
Tdam second Willie M third Time
becond race five furlongs Rcpubllo
won Helen Wren second Bxtra third
Time 113
Third race five furlongs Fusilier
won rrankle D second Warren Folnt
third Time 118 1 4
Fourth race six and one half fur
nngs May Galop wpn Nlcata second
May Ashley third Time 151
Fifth tacc flvo furlongs Redskin
won Panout second Lillian 13 third
Time 115
Sixth race mile and an eighth hur-
dles Miles Standlsh won Cunardef
second Jim Nor ett third Time
2 00 3 4
Seventh race seven furlongB III
Henry won Flarennne second The
Deuce third Time 1 20
ltnrea nt AVnuhlnctnn
Washington D C April 25 First
race five furlongs- Will Elliott wan
Kinglet second Tho Sage third Time
103 3 4
Second race four nnd one hair fur-
longs Russler won Llzile B II sec-
ond Aunt Sally third Time R7 2 5
Third race army and navy handicap
one mile I la warden won Intermission
second Ilamvell third Time l 45
Fourth race six furlongs Mirage
won Factotum second Prig third
Time 1 10 3 5
Fifth race purse 750 steeple chase
two and one half mites May Blossom
walked over
Sixth race stseplo chise about two
miles May Blossom won Hellas seo
ond Time 4 35 2 5
UOIUC ltUflNS NKXT 1VEEIC
On the lYerr Oprrn Honse to be Unlit
nt Aunt lit
Austin Tex April 25 Special
Mayor Hancock of Austin will begin
the erection of the new Austin Opera
House next week nnrt the contract by
which the house was leased by Itlgsby
A Walker of San Antonio was Elgin J
eterday The new pla house will bo
modernly equipped and ready for open-
ing next fall The scenery will bo
painted by New York and Chicago
companies
WAltTED TO HAT1P1
Bat Their unibrrii Wtrn Too Bmnll
to Alloir Tliciu
Dallas Tex April 25 Special
Mr C W Childress steward of the
North Texas asylum for the Insane at
Terrell and a sound money man was
In Dallas today and In conversation
with a Gazette man said The follow-
ers of Clark and Hardy held a n meet-
ing In Ttrclt Tluirsdav for the pur-
pose of ratifying the Dallas conference
but the number In attendance was slim
Indeed there being only ten or fifteen
present There are a goodly number
t sound currency advocate In Kauf
man county but a very small portion
ot them are In favor of the renegade
policy advocated by the Hardy contin-
gent which cavorted In Dallas lart
Tuesday Major J 8 Grlnnan one of
our most aiauncn supporters of the gold
standard has renounced his allegiance
to the bolters and aajs they will not
carry 100 Kaufman county voters with
them
LTIII ANOrillCK
Henry 9 Crnvirord U HI Not Help
IBeet the Pop
Tin linn Tor Ani Il OK a tnti
Henry H Crawford Is the latest sound
money Democrat who declares he will
not co operate in the organization of a
new party as proposed In tho Opera
House bolt He says there can be no
new party without county and precinct
i irTTftrilvntlnn fc ilt a
Abet a move which will contribute to
the election of Populists to county and
iiwiuh vice Aiony omcrs ot his
sound money views will be with him
for the SUCCesS Of the Demnrrnfln nor
ty
i
PLBMOMI roil CONGRESS
Btnnda on a Silver Plulforin llldd
In Aoatln
Austin AbIi nr m i
llwn W B P lemons of Amarltlo was
icin iiuttj mm iast nigni caning
nt tho departments Mr Fiemons has
uMiuuuivu nu tuciiviuii ui maKing tno
rao for congress from the Jumbo
i iict iirer piatiorm ana
sas none other will be accepted by
him Mr Plemons has been Judge of
ftnv fiAllnrv rllallA J1 a
r V- juubc vi sua ran-
indie ami served as a member of the
All 14 CS11UIUI l
George W ltlddla of Granbury ox
county Judge of Hood county and now
a rnnriMnta en iui
arrived yesterday from Waco and left
-
Tail tiltflil ah a a
v con jvmonio jn tne in
terit of hl candidacy Judge Illddl
will go before the regular Democratic
nntnllnn lnnt
ichhb ui ma money
question and Intends to abide by Its
AltlJ MAKIM AllUtMilsuItVlil
rilsalmioons Iouii 1- Derllne t
Ilaht Corhetl
srV V P Don Htuart and
Wm A
Brady
met today as arranged
to arrange a match
between Jamci i J
wiTir
Corbett and imwi
tlm world heavyweight chamnlonshin
and a purs of looo offered by Stuart
Fltlnunons was not represented but
Ftuart received a letter from Alal ant
Julian refusing to conllder ny prop
t1 latter sbrll have met and lfnted
at least one of th men whom Wtselni
mon has named as having Trtcedenc
In chmplonhlR contest oVrCoblt
ercement were TconslCerei
l7J5raaJ BUBrt 11 n under
i iuinf id nuegea
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VEHOS GREAT
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lit tJo IteaUs
Stany Dnllns Peont t
lors nt Urn ltd tlnjl
n iopitoi The i
Prom lVr and x
In the Hlitorrvfl
n Phralclitn rerfttri
trnordlnnry Cnrtnj
VCVO ClHATn B ti
Hie Muit PlieneiRM
In rilainnn i
Ttcurly Every Dtn
I en
Dallas TImes HeraTa
WnnAi
The Tih
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ana not
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fore ma in and for the o
aforesaid ctarles u
after being by me duly
to law aenosein ana sun
I have been a sufferec
rheumatism for four lefca
the last five weeks ha I
slant vain day and ntu
that five weeks X paid oat
clans out got no reutr
t I nm treated by Dr 1
Electric Fluid and CurstW
llrat aonllcatlon or 133 I
pairs away entirely and I
pain since I feel belter
In every way and feel IN
pieteiy curea worm nam
away my canes uecaun
tner use ror tnem P j
Sworn to and subsirUJ
ence trj th aay or aw
Seal w
Dnllna Cn Texas
vrMfi h iTTrnatTiVB i
best and only scltntllo
manently cures maian i
vtri and thoroughly Cj
constipation and llef4
strtnc thflnM the nerVM
lirnln invftrnrsteS the i
purifies the blood learlocj
Tnis medicine nas ivm
famous Lianarinaoa wpj
germ aestrojerana vir
wtmn iiaait nrlth
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euro the worst ana
a n rhallnl a Tt 1
lea neuralgia and H M
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