Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-22
DALLAS.
A Deserted Wife Writes TO County
Clerk Hill About Her uniaith'
ful Husband.
a justice that Can Tie the Knot Grace
fuily-The Idlewild CIub-Why
Horse Got scared.
sulNa rur MIssoun rAnrlc.

SUNG TuE MISSOURI PACIFIC
Special TO the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Sept. 2l.--Mr. Hough
Dixon has brought suit IN the county
court against the Missouri Pacific Rail-
way Company, claiming S9ij damages.
The plaintiff AYERS that he fell through
a hole In the companys platform at Lewis
Vile, seriously iniuring his leg and other
parts Of his ody, and disabling him from
work for a time.
sPECGAL-DEfIvERY STAMPS.
Postmaster Cochran has received the
l0-ccnt special-dellvery stamps, and
everything will be in readiness by october
for the new system to be put in active
operation These stamps insure the inn
mediate delivery Of letters bearing them
to any part of the city to which they ure
directed The operative system will give
employment to a number of active, rclia-
bic boys, and will, no doubt, become one
of the most popular features of our
already popular mail service.
FAIR WARNING.
County Clerk Hin has received letter
from Mrs. Jennie Lowery of Columbia,
Tenn, informing him that she is the
wife of S. w. j. Lowery, and that she
became such duly and lawfully on the
10Th of January, 1888. The letter inn
parts the further information that Mr..
Lowcry left home some two weeks after
his marriage and went to Dallas, avow-
edly for the purpose Of building house
for his new wife. II also states that Il
son and heir, now fast approaching the
age Of two years, is the fruit of the mar
riage. Now, while all this Is quite inter-
esting family literature, still one would
be lost in wonder that 1t should be i'm
parted to total stranger, If it were not
that the letter brings the additional
Intelligence that Mrs. Lowery has been
reliably Informed that her truant hubby
is gravcly considering the .expediency of
taking unto himself another hclpmate
without having formally disposed of her,
except by deserton. She, therefore,
implOreS Mr., Hill not TO issue license
to the said :. w. j. Lowery, by which he
viii be enabled to dupe nm innocent
woman, and add bigamy TO the other sins
for which he has already to give account.
Mrs. Lowcry's maiden name was Wigiall.
sPLICED.
At the county court clerks Office T. Z.
Chaddlck and Miss Eva Ingram of Plano,
Collin county, were married this morn
ing by Judge Kendall, who used the sol
emn and beautiful service OF the Justices
court In tying the knot, and his graceful
and impressive style lent an air of Dig
nifty to the ceremony which none of your
common roads 'squires have ever been
able to catch onto. The bride was a pi-
quaint, pretty little lady, with damask
cheeks and rosebud lips, and the kiss she
gave the Judge stirred up the blood of the
clerks deputies, and brought the bows
running out to see il anybody was killed.
5. Askcnazey of Fort Worth and Miss
Ada Micrs of this city; j. l.. Campbell
and Mrs, Nellie Hcivenheifer were mar.
red by Judge Schuhe.
TO III spIICEp
Robt. Beyol and Kate Recb, II. II.
Wright and Minnie White have been
licensed to wed by Clerk Hin.
PICK-UPS.
Here Is one from the local columns of
the Times A horse, with the shaft of a
butchers wagon attached to IL, took in
the principal streets of the city at a rapid
rate Saturday evening. The animal took
fright at something in the Herald which
its driver was pcrusing over on Ross
avenue, and ran, jerking the shafts loose
from, and the driver off the wagon.
The ldlewild club will formally open
the season by Il big ball ut the Merchants
Exchange, on the evening of October Is.
The ldlewild Is the creme de Ia bon Ton
of the village in the way of social club
There were d52 bales of cotton brought
into Dallas last week
The commissioners court was in SEES.
sion to-day considering The evcr.vevin.
road question. Dallas needs some roads,
needs them "bad.n and needs thcn,