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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
LADIES COLUMN.
Weekly Chat Specially Prepared for
the Dainty Tastes of Our Fair
Readers.
Matters OF Dress, Appropriate Modes and
Colors, and suggestions FOR Home
Adornment.

II may be that the women OF the nine
tecnth century are not aware for how
much they ought to be grateful, Therc
was never perhaps n time when the vota.
rics vt the tickle goddess were so much at
liberty 10 adapt their Custuming 10 their
own ideas OF dturSs as now. Still impu-
rial In her sway, Fashion smiles upon
those who exhibit individuality In their
taste aud giving large exercise of choice,
expects her WorshipurS to avail them
selves OF the liberty granted. No lady Of
refined taste Will violate a certain unWr,t-
ten code by strong contrasts, or
q want OF harmony which, blind
~ following the dictates OF
modistcs and milllucvs, she would We
almost sure to do, FOR each season aud
occasion, there are certain belongings.
These are again Shu.dyided for age and
station.
What, for instance, can be moro appru-
pirate Tor an AFTERNOON dr,s, Tor u m1trou
than this one recently s,ut ont 10y Il lead
INK arm. IL is of q rich shade oi deep
brown velvet, panrled on the left side
with rich brucadrs of gulueu-1rown, with
ivy leaves of brown velvet The skirt,
not trimmed, gathered CLOSELY behind,
( fell m handsome folds, being slightly iull
on the right side, the plastrou Tor the
bodice and sRShng of the sleeves beinu
| OF the hrocadc, a mantle OF the velvet
/ short behind; long ends Ia front, trimmed
with sable, and sable tails, with high
pointed bonnet of same matcliu
and trimming completed a costume abso
lutoly iaultess,
There Is n struggle going on to abolIsl
the tailor-made gown, but ladies lind 1t 5,
we'll adapted To- the necessities of ont
door life, that IL bids fair tn become "th,
survival of the fttestn The severity y
the English made gown Is not received Il
this country, one women adding bright
ness and temininity to The garment by tb
addition of pretty contrasts aud suiMhl
trimming. brown material cut out 4
geometrlc designs to show tawn.colorc
lining, the edge defined by brown am
gilt braid, the skirt has n deep border {
applique, the jacket edged with it, cola
and cuffs corresponding \ similar on
in black and white is particularly dis
tingue, although brown Is just now III
+, best worn color.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
DECATUR,
They Couldn't write, But Made Their
Mark with n Cat.o'-Nne rails-,-
4 Wife.Beatcr Beaten.
Col. y. w. nooth stricken with ApopicN,
The wheat Tuiued.- Wedding in
High Society.


special 20 the Gazette
DECATUR, TEX, Jan. 28.--Col. j, w.
Booth was found NJ home lying PROSTATE
and lnscnsble In the yard yesterday, hav-
lng been stricken with either upoplrXy,
heart disease or some other stroke TINT
came near drowning his voice forever.
We learn he Is better this morning.
Your correspondent was through the
country yesterday, and having heard a
great deal OF talk about the wheat crop
Since the freeze, took occasion To notice,
aud found upon the ground instead Of
green wheat the parched aud frost.hitten
blades Of the growing grain, II having
been almost all killed This will work u
great hardship IN this county, as the acre.
age OF small grain WAS larger than ever
! before.
MIR. G. Moore is adding roller pro-
cess TO his Touring nill In Decatur,
/ which will he OF the latest Improved pat.
tern This win be great advantage "a
Decatur and save us many dollars In
/ freight.
Candidates are thicker than thieves
and now petitions for charitable purposes
VIII soon begin Ia float around, and many
a new church will be partly built with the
poor candidates. dollar. "Whack up or
oHuA up
There Is marriage in high lilo upoi
the tapie and no little viii be the sur
prise when known, us the contracting
parties gre very prominent In Decatur no
cIety circles.
S. N. Hodge, attorney OF Montague
hut formerly Of Decatur, came IN yester
day 70 see the folks and look up his lay
business here.
Miss Stella Cater rs visiting Miss Bugg
Picket In the country this week,
Horseback riding Is the chief evenlnl
exercise Of the Decatur young gents an'
ladies' now.
Mr., John Crayens OF the Fort WORT
Pharmacy company Is opening In tb
Long building, next 70 the First Eaiione
bank.
\ News has Just reached the city Of quit
sensational affair over between Btidg
port and noonyiie, Ia Wise county
Some party in the shape Of man yer,
severely whipped his wife and daughter
and the neighb0rs hearing OF II became
Indignant, ana that night d party OF mel
went TO his house aud took him out, TIED
i him TO post oak aud put the cat to hin
many times, making him acknowledge
that even i'if they could not write thej
could make their mark whereupon The
\ wife-bcater proceeded next morning C
Esquire Ncwsome aud filed complaints
against five parties, whose names We
have not been able TO get,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A genuine woman finds ample field for
her artistic longings III the home, and
may there become genuine artist.
Pretty wall pockets are simply made
from plain palmetto fan. IL Is covered
with bright cretonne, the edges turned
over and basted ON the under side; then
take a straight piece Of the same twenty.
four inches long and threc.qnarters the
depth OF the fan, hem, and make hir for
the string, drawing II up for pocket with
Il frli az the top, fastening the run edge
az beforei then cover the back and handle
with piece OF crctonnc, screwing small
brass riGg into the top OF the latter, plac-
ing bow Of two or three colors OF satin
at the junction Of the handle aud fan.
Pin.cushions now serve as recepiecles
for brush and comb on the toiletsiand,
ana are made with colored satin aud coy.
cred with real lace. one Of citron colored
satin covered with old English point was
dream OF beauty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

horrors OF Thursday are intensified BY
development yesterday, which shows
the pass to be snow-hound
tomb. Clayton Garrett, Sol Camp,
Chasies Tuttle, Martin Riley, Jap Farris,
August Goodwin, Al SENS and Martin
Patterson were asleep In cabin supposed
to be safe, the cabin having been hailt In
a grove OF timber; but when the slide
came down it snapped the trees as though
they were pipe-stems, hurling them
against the cabin and crushing everything
into mass. Martin Riley and August
Goodwin had their backs broken. Riley
was suffccated. When the slide struck
the timbers II divided, part rusk-
ing across the gulch, buryiDg the
cabin Gu thei opposite side occupied by
three men without iniuring them. These
men worked their way out at noon and
started to rescue their friends. Wedues-
day evening, after cutting through num-
beriess fallen trees, they Effected an en-
trance 10 the cabin and found three dead
and the other five scattering from
su1ocation. Sol Camp luy on his
face across the dead body OF
lap farris, piuioned across the back ny
some heavy timhcrs. Riley died five min.
/ uteS after the disaster occurred, his diving
/ coWulsious nearly causing The death OF
/ the man underneath him. Camp had sus.
| tanned terrible cut on his head, from
which blood poured proiUsely. lie be
came terribly thirsty, aud be
ing in position where h,
could place hi, hands undpj
his bleeding head and lift them up to hi
mouth, he Qupuchrd his thirst with hi,
blood. All the men still alive were ucarl,
crazy when found All were uudrcsscd
and had bitten Themselves on the hand
and arms in dcliriUm, and presented
sickrnng spectacle. They may all re
cover, but in case OF one or two II is eN
tremely doubtful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
AL nye open % ner own wslrals.

special 20 the Gazette.
CoRsICANA, Tex, Jan. 28.--0wing TO
the very inclement weather which has
prevailed for the past fortnight very little
has been heard from our city, but our
people have nevertheless been at work,
especially In the matter of the Corslcana
& Sabine Pass railway. The amount
necessary has been subscribed and the
sum will most likely he Increased to cover
any shortage in subscriptions on cOlloc-
ton. A serious drawback 10 our having
had the desired sum raised at the outset
was the absolute refusal of some Of our
citizens, who own a great deal OF prop
erty throughout the city and who would
be the most benefited by the building OF
the road, 10 donate cent towards the
enterprise, aud IL has in many cases seri-
onsly affected the business OF those
parties, as our more liberal citizens are
giving their trade 20 those who have
shown a spirit worthy OF our rising city
and arc giving their patronage 10 those
who have shown their liberality by Their
works.
A quiet but decided effort Is also being
made 20 secure the location OF the Hons-
ton shops of the Central railway az this
point. Our city can offer every facility
needed, haying plenty OF water, central
location and the distributing point for
lumber OF Eastern and southeastern
Texas, which, With the proposed outlet
10 deep water by the Sabine Pass, and
the fact that the company has plenty OF
land here, well situated, aud tho best
yard ON .ts line located here, with what
Inducements may be offered by our city,
make our showing for the securing OF
these works quite as good as any point
on the company's lines.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
From the Coal Fields.

btlbNb MI II L MAN Alpt
WILkEsBARRE, PA, San. pa sensa-
tional report has been sent from here to
the effect that light was seen last night
by the rescui1g party at slope No. | of
the Nantlcuke mines, and that the en-
tombed miners were heard from The
officials of the company deny the report
1t will be weeks before the men are
reached and the mine inspectors who
made an Investigation Of the fatal slope
yesterday are all of the opinion that the
entomb men died long ere this.
GETTING OUT TiFE BODIES.
WHEELING, w. VA, Jan. 20. The
work continued in the shaft at the New
burg mines all night and. three bodies
were taken out this morning, Daniel Mil
Ter, Isaiah Timmons (acting pit boss)
and his son. Their faces were badly
blackened, and the bodies were taken 10
the undertaken, where they will lac
dressed and handed over to friends. The
inquest has been postponed unit O'Clock
this afternoon. The after-damp is out
Of the mine, but explosive gas is present
in large volume, and there IL
danger Of another explosion
Experienced men hesitate &c
20 down in the mine, which is 225 fee
deep, divided into three compartments
two of which are fitted with cages ant
hosting apparatus for bringing the coa
to the surface, while che third is the ven
/ tilating shaft. Many inexperienced mel
volunteered TO go down. The people arr
now quiet, and resigned to their fate, ant
the crowds have all left the shaft TO fol
| low the bodies. 1t is doubtful whethe
any more wiz be got out to-day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
sanaernrd conee co. ". tho Fort.

Verdict IN the case Of Coffee vs. the
Fort has been rendered IN favor OF plain
till, upon the following proofs and test.
monies
First that saudcrgsrd's coGecs are the
freshest, as you can get IL fresh roasted
every day,
Second, that IL is the purcst, as it is not
Culurcd nor polished nor glazed
Third, that IL Is the strongest and the
best favored, rs by their patent process
Of roasting 10y men OF long experience II
Is roasted exactly right, aud thereby holds
ull the strength and aroma that strictly
choice cutteu contains
Fourth, that Sludcgard's coflecs defy
competition, when prices and Vuallllcsoro
taken into consideration,
FIFTH, that IL is recommended 10y the
undersigned, who is always helping tu
build cities UoME lNpUsrRN.
T For sale ny the following grnOcr,;
F MI Lowis, Houston and Fifth streets
Scott Is Scott, lOt Houston street.
I Wilson, Houston street.
4 c. +, >chnclling West Wvathertord
street.
/ W. Z. Manchester, Main and Eighth
streets,
/ Pope 4 son, Main street,
/ eisenhower x Bros, Main and Twelfth
I streets.
/ u H.. Barnes, Main and Fourteenth
streets
W. +. flaming, Main and Fuurteoth
streets
s. Kahn, Front street,
Levi & Bros, Houston and front streets
Il. Walker & Co, Tucker Ilnl,
II. Arou, South Main and Railroad
avenue,
Eggloston a Bros, Jones and Fifteenth
streets.
Aud at headquarters on the square,
Orders from the country solicited.
We guarantee satisfaction aud wilt Shii
any amount G.. O, -. to any part OF tn
United States.
TuE SANpEGARp CorFEE RoAsIING Coz
Fort Worth, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

Beaded collars aud cuffs are novel.
They should be made Of small round
beads gold, silver, or indeed almost any
kind and color and Andalusian wool and
No rs needles. For the cuffs cast on
fifteen stitches; knit one plain row, then
a row putting bead up 70 every stitch
except the first and iast3 then plain row
and another With beads. Repeat until the
strip IL long enough 10 slip over The
hand; then knit one plain row and bind
on To knit The. collar, cast on ave
stitches; kuit frst plain row, ncxt . ro~
with beads IN the unfd raw nlats ore by
knitting teu in the iirst stitch, then knit
pIafn 10 the end Of the row. Repeat until
you have ten stitches Aiternak bead
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

detachment OF the Houston Light Guard
left for Austin as an escort TO the re-
mains
special to tho Gazette.
AT AUSTIN.
AUSTIN, Tx, Jan. 2S.- To-day GOV.
Ireland issued an order for the burial of
the late DR. Ashbel smith In the State
cemetery here tomorrow, aud directed
proper honors to the distinguished dead.
In accordance with this meeting
was held In the Office oi
Acknowledgement King late this
afternoon and programme adopted.
Acknowledgement King issued an order
directing Gen. A. $. Roberts, command.
iug toe First brigade Of Volunteer Guards,
to take charge OF the fune!al. The fol-
lowing gentlemen, appointed ny order, met
the body at the train, which arrived to.
pight;Adiutaut-Gcnrrul King, representing
the state; Dr. Il. u Wootcu, Prof. Wagner
OF the university faculty, Or. + T.. Daniel
of Travis County Medical society, Gen.
A. $. Roberts representing the military,
/ besides the Austin GrGys, commanded by
Capt. Patrick. The rcWJluS we're escorted
To the temporary capitol, where they Will
nc guarded during the might and to-mor-
row lie IA s.utU from 81 tili q, AZ the lat.
ter huu' devotional services viii be- held
10y Bishop Elliott aud Rev. !. Il Ice OF
{ the Episcopal church. 4 procession of
military aud civic organizations VIII then
escort the body 10 the Last resting place,
/ IN the state cemetery, east of the city.
/ The bu ~ OF A,hbrl Smith, which cam,
/ by special train over the Central road
was accompanied by a detachment of the
famous Houston l.ight Guard under th,
command OF Capt Richardt and Li,utuu
ants Franklin and llutchius and ii dvlega
ton of leading physicians and citIzcus OF
/ Houston. The Light Guard, along will
the Austin Crews, escorted the body from
the dtput to the cApitul
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
MOODY AND sANEEY.
The Great Revlyalists to Come TO Texas
Isl February.

The Great RevlvRlists to Come TO Texas
Isl february.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. % Mr.. Henry
II. Brown, secretary of the international
committee OF the Young Mems Christian
association, arrived IN the city yesterday
from New Orleans, where he arranged
dates for the coming OF Moody
and Sankey, the celebrated evangclists.
1t has finally been determined that these
famous revivalists will make Southern
tour Immediately on concluding their
present series of meetings being held in
Chicago. Their route Is thus far ar
ranged is as follows: Knoxville, Tenn
January &c to IS; Chattanooga, January
90 to 81 Nashville, February ? TO 4; New
Orleans, February to -; state OF Texas,
February 81 TO March 7.
MIR. Brown is now arranging their
Texas route. He held Il conference to-
day with the ministers of the city, who
afterwards met and organized for the
/ purpose of aiding Mr. Moody in his work
! Rev. DR.. Spalding, Baptist
| was chosen chairman OF the meeliue
/ by his brother minis ers. Every Protest
1 ant church in the city was represented
4 aud the ministers have agreed 10 work ~
| perfect harmony, In the matter OF conduct
ing the revivals 1t was decided that each
minister appoint one layman from HE
! congregation, who, together with the
ministers, would constitute the committee
having the general charge and conduct ol
the Moody meetings. The ministers pro
pose 10 hold frequent conferences anC
special church meetings prior to The
arrival of the great preacher, an1
thus prepare the field Tor MI
harvesting labors. With this view, th'
Young MEMS Christian association vii
hold a special meeting tomorrow even
ing at their rooms. IL II thought iron
the present indications that Mr.. Moody
meetings here will attract immens'
audiences, and the committee ar
casting about for a hall larg
enough TO accommodate the attendance
Special trans will he run from Houston
IL VIII be observed from the above date
that Mr.. Moody's time in Texas IS limlte'
TO only fourteen days, and u Is unceI
tain as yet how many cities tne
can visit within that time. Their rout
through the state has therefore not ye
been decided upon nor dates liked IL
pro cable that the famous evangellsts WI
open at Galveston sunday night, feDru
ary 81. Thence 60 Houston, to Dallas
and either Fort Worth or san Ahtohi,
, , 40 is not thought they can cover NOR
than four points IN Texas, so that one
the above cities will be passed. IN
dates In Texas will be arranged ahol
Monday next
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

Mrs. Harriet Cummings d plpelrnatl
Ohio, writes; nEarly last winter ",
daughter was attacked with severe oolS
which settled on her lungs, We 'iles
several medicines none Of which seem.l
10 do her any good, but she roptluHea y. "A
ret worse, aud finally raised letgp
amounts Of blood from her idngH Wy
called in the family physician, VIZ Y :, VI y
failed 70 do her any good AZ lp's h, ~ :
friend who had been cured ~ ~. ~,
Haas fsAIsAn ron TnE Limos, ~ ,,, 4,
ne 70 give II trial. We gote pp'.'s ( ~ Y,
she hogan 20 improve, and py w, ''eH w
three bottles was enllltly cnFeof
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
4 NARROW nDoISG.

Cast on three stitches aud knit plain
row.
First row--Knit two, over, narrow,
knit one, over two, narrow, knit ones
nine stitches.
Second row-Knit three, pun one.
knit two, over, narrow, knit ones MING
stitches.
Third row. Knit two, over, narrow,
knit i've; nine stitches.
Fourth row. Knit two, pass the first
over the last, knit four, over, narrow,
knit one; eight stitches.
Begin again at first row.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
FASHIONS CnunLrY.

One may hope our American maidens
Will not lend themselves TO the harbariN
which this wearing of birds In such pro-
fusion neccssitates. Women should be
tender, gracious and merciul, aud when
We read of London lady appearing at II
bah IN dress, the whole front of which
was composed of canary birds, we shrink
from one who could offrr AZ vaniiy's
shrine so much Of CHEEKY song aud
brightness as scarce possessing true
woman's heart.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
Missouri Pacific Railway.

Direct ronte East via ST. Louis, Two trAlus
daily between st. lnnis and san Antonio with.
ont change. AZ Kansas cry Union Depot
and california connect with Expresa Trains for
mn lines, AZ Atchisun connection Il made win
Express Trains FOR all points IN hanens ana
Nebraska. At Omaha connection " made WIN
an lines leading to thn North and wet. Su-
pcrur accommodations, fast time Pullman
Palace Cars run through -. Lpus wa Spdelih
daily For maps, time. thhlen, rgtna, etp., chu
on or addr0sa any OF the Ticket Aggll rs
n. HUGHES,
pAaqanuar Agent uCEst IN. IcNhA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
I,YENlNn nnl,ss.

For evening dress china Grape seems to
he the leading fayorite, aud what can
rival It's soft eifecy Strange as II may
seem 1t is combined with velvet or plush,
for the panels and drapings; the skirt IL
made OF inexpensive surah and cut dane.
ing length, Sleeves are omitted, lace be-
ing oaecaded around the arm sIzu and
caught up on the shoulder by a flashing
Jewel, tiny bird, or bunch OF flowers orrib-
ION as the fancy may suggest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

aud plain rows until the collar about two
inches widc) will meet around the neck.
Then decrease one In every plain row as
you increased before until you have five
stitches; then KNIT ono plain row and
bind OF. These collars aud cuffs, II prop
erly made, have almost the effect OF neck
lares and bracelets,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
A Moro pIrect Route 10 The sprlnps.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Jan. 28 Articles
of association OF the Little Rock & Hot
Springs railway were died in the Office ot
the secretary of state to-day, capital
81 100000 Among The directors ares
James Reynolds, J NJ. Conger and John
NJ. Moore. The object il 70 build road
on as straight u line as possible between
tho two pOintg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
SKIPPED AGAIN.
Miguel Torres Was Located, but Got Away
Before oinesrs Came.

Miguel Torres Was Located, but Got Away
Before oflerrs Came.
special 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANTosiD, Tx, Jan 2S.-On the
"a Of August, 1854, Miguel Torres had a
quarrel IN this city with young Mexican
named Ayeresto SANCHEZ, ia the course Of
which he pulled pistol and shot the I'M
fortunate boy, from the effects OF which
death soon after resulted. Realizing The
gravity Of his crime, Torres fed the city,
aud up 10 the present time his where
abonts have been shroudcd In mystery.
To-day, however, Information was lodged
w Judge Crawford's court setting forth
the fact that the murderer was near here
engaged In hcrding drove OF cattle.
Olilcefs were at once sent out with tue
necessary papers 70 effect his capture,bui
az they have not returned IL ~ surmised
that Torres found II out and has skipped
again.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

IOTTVFIIUHUVIIVV VI NIIU N''s'"NVV'
CooPER, TEX, Jan. 2S.-lf any place
on earth needs a railroad II is Cooper
Messrs. Ed II. Bennett and u. \. Pullman
are now in Galveston 20 report the amount
Of subscription raised Tor the GUT, Colo
RADIO & Santa he railway, aud to meet the
directory OF said road with delegates
from other places along the line IRON Dali
las IN Paris
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
OUR SISTER REPUBLIC.

Tresino y TO DO IA. Minister PIonipoton-
tIary 20 spain--rlnseemly conduct.
Special 20 tho Gazette.
NEw LAREDO, MEMco, Jan. 25.--ln-
formation from the City Of Mexico says
that Gen Treyino will leave for Madrid,
Spain, on the LIST OF February as envoy
plenipotentiary at thatcourt.
Atelon Dominguez was stricFen with
paralysis near the ferry landing this even
Ing. He was Immediately taken 70 the
presidential for medical aid Some 81
the officers taking Il for COMMON drunk
INDUCED In unseeinly conduct At the poor
fellows expense.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
Texas y Pacific Railway.

The Great Popular tioutc botwcrn The East
and the West, short line 90 New Orleans and ali
points IN Iouleiann, Now MeSicO, Arlaona md
California FAyorite line 70 the NORTH, kAKt
daily between ~, iouis and Dallas, Fort WORTHY
El Pnso and san Francisco, Cal, also fort
Worth aud New orleans without change. Solid
trains from M raso TO ", Louis, Fast Time
nrBt clnss equipment eure connections SEQ
that your Ticket reads Via fcxae 4 Pacific rail.
way For maps, time ighlaa, tickets, rbses and
NIL required information, call on on HdlrcAa any
81 the Ticket AGENTS. or ", y. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, llpueton, leAng.
IS W, MCCULLOUGH,
pnsH \ Ticket AIT, Galveston. Texas