Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
CENTENARY or PEACE.
Unveiling the Statue Of the Father OF
his Country.


toiu All" b's"s o'"''''
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N,,. ynr,, Novcp,hnr 9th
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-. ,7.os u,oist ana rov Inf No
III IN A,s,,t,risc mo for,e md sbir
Gu,"i . sai,,tnnrtyentv-n, gnns whicI
-" g f1iIaS,,ed ir Loir a,, bnur wifi
"a atInr. of e,can whistles II
~ 49,, o,,d an ,ha rivers to crpot
,,',.t dis,are,,,hIn noisc Imaginable
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,i,v .'h The wonderful djt
cn,,,,,n Lot,,nnm Tho nnvicntjou a
,-sq aud iss9 AZ nine, lie neonl,
tooi nnssessiou of Tho streets nm,
o,.o,, ,,rnna Of couvcvn,lcc Icadin,
dov'I town They Oiled caf. omnihuse,
ana corri,nes and attn thp sidewalk,
on Fourth, Fiith and Sixth avenue.
and Broadway presented dense mass
of humanity. The decorations were
elaborate on the public buildings, while
club houses cOntented themselves Will
a display of the stars and stripes, with
occasionally the colors of France and
Germany mingled with
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anu WY siitlL1 l"p,'''..Vi' w
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aelNcS w p.ni"S 'n.'' ,.j t.i's l ,a.i'n'iI
ucc"sion' i.i''1 VI l,s1o'.u l;.'elesl
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british WitiiuIew rom niiieric;tll
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, 1, c e1ouly' ! ica,ient -. ai.l"l ana
I'M I'M o.cNe'',ii,' anu s.a'I .lc az uie
~. I'M aseiu. hotei' n.i', u'ilgr uIs''l-
'".'o7 iio',, W ~ et"'e9 W "'sV prs
eu.' ll''u',eu u'iiuhs t',9se are the
SV,Vl,'oin VI '"T,ro DI .no ur'Sliiai
ta',, 49, ,,, s'ate9, nv u'sPnS :" nun,
u"'S piuii''sea w "t niic ,ie petutlllii
~, w., ron.9 i,ic i,I.. i'''e contrast WIN
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M iiiNh-A iHNiN" "hNIlihN
oi The morning soon developed into Il
pronounced ram that increased as the
day progressed. only the more cour-
ageous OF the men anu women retained
places ON the reviewing stands, and
those VINO remained stood upon the
seats and protected themselves as well
us they could with umbrellas. People
on the roofs. whence they expected to
OBTAIN Il good view OF the parade rs
well as tine sea shore, quickly sought
ne sheIter OF cnimheys or went below.
ne streets however continued
crowded l'roAd "aS was "a sea of um-
OF ilas, me bunting chung to The
nasstaIIs ana the walls OF houses; the
or!ghlhess oil the morning soon disap-
'e'''''
t,,,,, o,, 49,. : j. ~ rh1 thi.N
,,,n ,' ~ .,'o S'y anu rivers deprived
81 4, ',','aa,,i lam ND7'ti7 Oh huci
,,,, ', ,,N ~ ~" , ely II was mover
;, 80. III i" ioiM, uh'l 1t ntlFScteu
~ v,'. Ky, taJa' "oserTav'0h' me pro
St",t,, ,'''', t'oM u lur " ny Aalral
70 tha m,,o ~ ~ "'',ltreN 10 BOATS
','i -, " SeNeiHl huiureu rem
;",, o,'I .,', :" w ny, ,9rlicu IN dlVls'
,Io,a IL o' Nm .ito -SoIlh river aud
sitn si,,,. an "''suA s''otH tlii oppo- |
hone, r';,,r m,im Itiov'' NeW YORK; I
H. ~ ,I,' h. ',,nS """u ulG new Nork
i, to T,s, ri U"S "i" ,u t,ie battery ana
10 No., ,..r, Ste"'ilng mere as iar
" the Br0oklyn shore to thn st, r,J,,E
ONT ~ Bay, Ridge, rs the'bont bear
iS t''e Auiiliiai Oh Tue Meet passed the
Gun ssee' liiS-shlp OF Admiral Coop
= seNeiai ships ol the United States
S"' Il salute OF lwenty-onc guns,
ianned the yards and made other
demonstrations customary upon such
,casions. Atnoon, every steam whis- {
G in the city began n salute. which I
as nnbroken. for the i've minute. I
me during which 1t was to last
r,tr p,tv,v,s sr,,,r,,
NJ therr wos no ,yindnn, r,;ti,o,, |
= a .a'r,, Wa ~ W'uIo~ Wl'houi {
-, lH'N''f'''' 1919