Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28
WACO.

Three Deaths Yesterday In the Central
City Local and Personal Items.
Reported for the Gazette.
Waco. July Give regret to learn
that Lizzie the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Garner, is very sick with
brain fever at the residence of her
parents on South Fourth street.
Since writing the foregoing notice
we learn that little Lizzie is dead.
She died this afternoon about 2o'clock.
She was ten years of age. Mr.. Garner
is absent on business. A postal card
received from him states that he will
be in Temple to-day. He was
informed by wire this morning of the
serious illness of his child. He came
in on the 5 p. IN. Missouri Pacific
train. Only last Wednesday evening
he parted with Lizzie at McGregor,
kissed her goodbye and saw her and
her sister, Mrs. Massey, safely on IT, e
train for home. they having been on a
visit to friends in Moody. He will
never more meet his darling in this
life. but
beyond this vale OF tears,
There Is n life above,
Unmeasurej by the light of years,
And all that life is love-.
The entire community sym
pathise with the bereaved
family i'm their sad affection.
The funeral takes place late tomorrow
evening". from the family residence.
The remains will be INFERRED in Oak
wood cemetery.
Judge Joe Abbott and wife cIme in
from Hillsboro on the morning train,
and returned home on the evening
train, after spending a few hours with
Mrs. Abbott's brother, ex-Muyor
Sturgis.
This is season of the year when
the city ordinances respecting sanitary
regulations need t. be rigidly en-
forced We hear some com
plant of II want of attention
to these matters on the part of those
charged with the enforcement of the
laws.
Miss Ola Little died at the residence
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon
Little, corner Washington and Sixth
streets, this afternoon about 3 O'Clock
with typhoid fever. She was be-
tween twelve and thirteen years of
of age. Mr.. Little is absent i'm South
ern Texas on business, it is not known
where he is, and in all probability he
will never see his child again. The
community greatly sympathize with
Mrs. Little and the family i'm
their present trouble and afllic-
ton. kilograms have been sent to
ascertain Mr.. Little's whereabouts
The body will be embalmed, and if
possible kept till his return, when the
remains will be inferred in lakewood
cemetery.
MIR. Joe CASTOR died at his residence
on North Fourth street this morning
at five o'clock of consumption, AGED
56 years. The funeral took place from
the residence and the remains were
inferred in First street cemetery at five
O'Clock this evening.
MIR. James Baker shipped a large
invoice of brick to Itas, Kansas. this
morning. Waco brick makers are
shipping great many brick this sea-
son Iii every direction on the lines of
railways leading from thi, point.
The Texas ~ st. Louis passenger
Tram due here at O'Clock this morn
ing did not arrive till 4.2D this after
noon, ON account of Il wreck some
where up the road
McLennan county's first bale men
tioaed in Tuesdays GAZETTE TO be
brought 10 Waco Wednesday. was
Drought in yesterday 10y the WiIker-
son Bros, sold ut auction at Isle to w.
~. Lacy and it WAS shipped
ny the Pacific Express
TINS evening and consigned to the
w ilkerson-Sloss commission conIpany
St Louis
They have a new way of inducing
them TO set 'em up" in Waco, a man
came in this morning and showed a
Willingness to order his coffin for
ldrnk. He called on Messrs. Martin
" Bro, furniture dealers and under
takers, and ordered coffin for n man
VINO he said died at the section house
three miles above the ritv
aiter which he requested Mr.
Martin to loan him quarter. Failing
70 obtain it. he allied on Stephenson
llohs d Steiner and ordered another !
,oinn, telling them the same story
lie Then requested Mr.. Stephenson 10 |
tld MN n dime, which was given I
nm, when he departed doubtless for
ne sacred precincts of some saloon
ma the coffin awaits further orders.
MI eharles Motz went up the Mis-
ouri Pacific road ON the evening train
" James Young passed up the Mis-
oull Pacific road this evening. He
ectures at ltaska tonight.
'9,in IL Dyer, Esq and II. ID. Pen
Esq, leave tomorrow evening for
,hlcago, They order the GAZETTE to
{ mailed I them duling their Elk
'eek absence. Cant do without
ONE and state news.u
Mr. Robert Palmer, student of
lampden Sidney College of Virginia
me !. IN from Moody this evening and /
Us guest of his kiDsman. Mr., ;