Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
DENISON.
A Gate City Girl Who Masks in Mf'
Attire, Given Some Good
Advice.
Two Attempts at Assassinntion-A III
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Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
DENIsoN, TEx., Oct. 2S.-W. II. DC,
who lives In Wise county, came in VS.
terday and sworc out warrant for he
arrest of William Anderson, also a rsi-
dent of Wise county. II appears bat
years ago Anderson set Lees house on
fire and was caught in the uct by be,
The insurance company arrested him md
Lee was the prosecuting witness. IN
dersOn ran away and settled in WISE
county. Not long since Lee also mo'cd
to Wise county. A few Sundays igo
while Lee was taking n walk he was
surprised TO see Anderson In
In some brush trying to shoot him. He
drew his pistol and frightened Anderson
away. Mr.. Lee came within few niles
Of Denison on visit, when he was again
waylaid by Anderson, who again triel to
kill him This time Mr.. Lee came mand
sworc out warrant for his arrest, and
Deputy Constable Gardner went dter
him but failed to find his man.
The officers are on the outlook br Il
young lady that dresses up in male attire
and goes around our streets seeing the
sights. The first thing Dcnison knows
there will be big sensation, and
a yirtuous girl will be before the courts.
Better take warning and stay at home
Tonight an enjoyable affair took pace
at the opera-house. II was the mIch-
talked Of masquerade ball, given by the
Gate City Social club. The attendance
was large, and the weather fine, bling
just cool enough to dance without suffer-
ing from heat. The best OF order was
kept, and everyone present enjoyed them
selves TO the fullest extent. Dancing
was kept up until late hour, and
when the masks was taken off great
deal Of surprise and pleasure was mani
tested. The club surely deserve credit
for the way they conducted the ball. In
a subsequent issue of THE GAZETTE will
be found full account of each masquer-
adler, the way they were dressed, and what
lady had the finest costume.
Charles Chapman of the Evening Jour
nal was married this evening to Miss Eta
Tildon. 1t was very quiet wedding.
Last night slight rain fell and this
morning blue norther came up, making
the overcoats quite plentiful on the
streets.
The young man Graham that came from
Kansas and was robbed Yesterday, took
the o'clock train for Sherman, having
seen Inc robbers on their way TO
that city. Mr.. Graham got
the chief of police and met
the travellers, giving them u warm well
come and place to sleep.
The grand jury has found true bill for
gambling against several OF our hard
working men; and if fined, it will be a
hard matter for them to pay.
y. w. Wilkinson received Il telegram
yesterday stating that he is grandpa
Mr. w. Is very proud man.
I. j. Heart, the aged icweler, who was
in need few days ago, has been we'll
cared for by our charitable citizens, who
donated food, clothing, etc, for himself
and little girl.
The negro man and wife who came
from the Nation yesterday and had their
son with them attracted large crowd to
look at the little fellow. The child is
very black, but instead of having the
usual wool, his hair is very white and
tine rs silk and about two inches in
length. lie is also cross-eycd.
Fred O'Maley, manager of the opera.
house, Is confined to his bed.
At a meeting Of the Gate CITY Building
and Loan association the following OIL.
GERS were elected: II. Tone, president:
W. d. Davis, c-president; II. s. lie.
gate, secretary; II. S. Ernst, treasurer
The board OF directors are: j. II. Carr
John NAPLES, r. j. Shaw, Sam Jackson
Ed. Zintsralf, Joe Euper and +. NJ. Rob
inson.
Tom Boldrick, the shoe man, to-day
moved his stock of goods to the building
formerly occupied by the Bank of Deni
son.
The Wells-Fargo Express company
will move into the holland building, cor
nor of Austin avenue and Main street.
Yesterday the case Of the State agains
Tom Fox for selling liquor on Sunday
was dismissed, there being not cnougl
evidence against him.
A large and beautiful bouquet Of rose
was sitting on the show case in Donald
sons book store this morning. It va
the cause OF great deal OF comment, a.
nearly everybody was wearing an over
coat, and to see garden roses was quite
surprise TO them.
b. G. hurry of the Sunday Gazettoc
has returned from the Wooton Well
much improved In health.
| The case of Jerry holland against Gas
| parry for the value Of horse that wa
! damaged while the latter was driving /
in the Nation, occupied the attention O
Judge Adams court all afternoon.