Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
DENTSON.
A Prominent Lawyer Tries to Become
Too Familiar With a Fair
Client.
Instead OF = Kiss he Is Arrested The Gate
City vius's Ban-.A Brakeman Bruised
NO Small PoN


DKSrsoS, TEX, Jan. - INe other
day a lady went into a prominent lawyers
oiilc in this city on business and she be-
ing very pretty, vivacious married wo-
man, the disciple Of Blackstone concluded
that to hug her would be no harm. Act
ing upon the conclusion, he threw his
arms around her and gave her prolonged,
sh-breaking, bear-ike hug. The lady
raised only her voice In this instance, aud
had .he attorney arrested. The trial will
come up Ia a few days but names are
withheld for the present.
The bail given by the Gate City Social
club Tonight was grand success. a.
large number were in attendance and the
PR tty aprons and necktes helped TO add
novelty 20 the pleasure. The music was
good aUd dancing was kept Up TO a rea-
souable hour, when they adjourned TO
their different homes, with wishes
in their hearts that this pop
ular club would soon give
another ball. The floor managers worked
untiringly, and credit is given them for
the Success Of the evening,
The complimentary hop rendered to
Miss Sallie Dewey Of Paris, who is visit
ing in the city, the guest OF Mrs, Bettes,
at the Colorado hotel last night, was well
attended, and the pleasure-loving young
people spent a most enjoyable evening
The social given at the North Method
list church tonight was very pleasant
affair and those who attended were well
entertained by the ladies OF that church
w. L. Johnson, brakeman in the
yards OF the Missouri Pacific, fell against
the end OF q moving box car and cut his
head pretty severely; though painful it is
not dangerous at ali
Several full blooded Indians have been
IN the city for the last few DAYS.
The Denison News calls attention TO a
case of charity on West Main street, it
being Mrs. Steadman, who is sick in bed,
without money, food or fuel Let the
charitable ladies of Denison step forward
and help the afflicted lady.
| The probability OF moving the postofllce
appears in the Morning News, but THE
GAZETTE reporter is unable to learn any
| thing To confirm the report.
! The death of Steve Hartwick was u sur
PRISE TO his many friends. He was taken
\ with homorrhage Monday morning ana
died yesterday His wife arrived In time
| from Waco to see him before he breathed
his last.
The new evening paper that the Knights
are going to start Is all the talk over
town. The gentleman spoken of as mana
ager, Mr.. Chas. Scholl, Is a wide-awake
young mau, and VIII get up u newsy,
spicy paper.
From information received from Mai
Muugh, our new postmaster, it is learned
that he will return home from Washing
tou City between February and 10.
1t was reported on our streets to-day
thata case OF smallpox was at the Colon
made hotel, which proves TO be without
foundation. The person that started
the report should be dealt with
/ severely, as IL was very damaging
to the hotel and the city generally. There
has not even been anyone sick.
4 The rumor was general, and it
will be impossible to trace 1t to the one
who started the damaging report.
The article in to-day's paper about linn
beaverton and wife was misunderstood
by your correspondent. A correction
will he made.