Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
STRIKING FEATURES.
An Iucrssss CT New CAsas OF Fsysr a,
.ckss8Tills, Bl. Decrease
OF Dtkshs.
The Fuoerl Ut Edwin Ms,tir, Late Editor
etths Times U nion-a snb;crap-
d5n for His Family.
TEE EDITORS FUNERAL.

| JACKsoNvILLE, Fla, Or. 8.-The
weather YVES clear and cool to-day e1ceI.
st mid dsy, when the mercury rose above
eighty. The funeral of Edwin M,r.in,
late editor Of the Times Uuion took place
this morning. All sstacaes OF ths
Tines-Un!cn establishment attended
IN s body. Representatives 3!
the Masonic bodies, Knights d
Honor, the Jacksonville Press club aud
5 large concourse of clt,z ems snd friends,
followed the remains to the place of IT.
terment In the city cemetery.
The Masonic fraternity In F.orids has
Issued the following circular under the
| present date:
To the Masonic fraternity of the U lite
Sts.ef, to whom THIS shall come CRATE
full greeting: OHirg to tae generous
chsrity OF cur brethren throughout this
broad laoc, our present sad future neces
sites Arising IRON the prev.lercs of yell
low ;57er are fully Supplied, no. slope TO
relieve Cur immediate vicinity, bu. also
she brethren Of or iniac.ed towns in
ziorida. Therefore, WITH grateful hearts
and zsg!vipg the Masonic relI=i com
nittae c: Jackson vile rt Ilast inst no
farther contributions oe forwarded.
u r. CARTER, G,and Master.
q. ". KNIGHT, Grand Secretary.
Tas contributions reported today
smauna 70 rearly S:l00. This embre ces
dopatiCas CT the past three days. Dr..
Nc lS2s was 10 dag elected President CT
the Citizens Auxiliary Sanitary assocla-
ton, vice Colonel J. j. Daniel, deceased i.
Ciiciei bulletin: Iewcases, 50; deaths,
/; tossl CASES TO date, J203; total deaths,
|235.
TIE EFT UhTzoT AT JACKSON yILLE.
JACKSON yIiLK, FLA, Oct. . The situ-
e:iol he:e presents EF1o striking features,
an il crease OF new cGass and decrease
OF DEATH. This is contrary to experience
N Pre- nous eoide mics.
The Contributions were to-dsY $3.50
R;v. e G. Wees, bishop OF he Episcopal
diocese OF Florids, has been elected chsir-
man OF the relief committee, vice W. B.
Oven, resigned. Mr.. Stockton. business
manager of the TINES Union, Is reporte
down with yellow fever at Panama Park,
five miles from the city.
Official BulleticC-New csseF, %; Of
which IS are white; desths, /; toIal cases
to date (;orrectet), 3Sl9; total deaths,
299.
DSV0TED JOURNALIST.
SAVANNAH, Ga OK AT meeting
Of newspaper mea IN this city held to day,
Ii was resolved TO raise iund for the
benefit OF the family OF the late Edward
Marin, editor CT the Jacksonville, Fla,
Times. Uaiop, who died il that city Sun
day Of yellow fever. His sense Of duty
to his p,per Was the only consideration
which Influenced him 10 remaining at his
post, Fur sixteen years ne hsd been
corrected with the edltorisl and me-
chspicsl departments of the dsily and
weekly journals. His cage therefore ap-
peGls TO men in every b-alch ot news
paper work. Every newspaper cffice in
The country is requested 10 raise fund
smong its men and remiE ct the esrli-
eat day convenient 10 J. T. Estil, chair
man Of the Martin memorial committee
Savannah, Ga. The mouey already sGp
scribed in Savannah Offices amonu% TO
ever 5000. .sc1a