Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
DALLAS,
Ali The Churches to Have SsrviceG-Ohrissisn
workers. Convention.

! Al The Churches TO Have SsrvieeG-OhFistian
workers. Convention.
Special to the Gazette
DALLAS, TEX, Nov. 2S To. day WAS q
rushing one at the county clerks office.
Reel estate deeds sggregsting s5s, 00C
were recorded.
The sun shons ous brightly to-day to
the great joy Of Eeyetyi breathing thing
in Dallas.
There will be Thanksgiving services xt
I'll the churches tomorrow. The day
will De generally observed in Dallas.
jerry Loonie, who was injured By the
falling derrick ct the city hail last week,
is improving.
Sanger sBros. filed suit today sgairs,
c, S. Nichols for 5000 due on open
account.
in the district court to-dsy C. f.
Young, embeZzlsment, was acquitted,
snd Sam Smith, burglary, was found
guilty and sent u for two years.
W. j. Storms, superintendent OF the
Dallas and Oak Cliff Railroad, is absent
In the east purchasing new equipments
for the Dsllas and Oak Cliff. He will
purchase new motors, fists and passenger
coaches.
A business meeting Of the merchants
exchange Is called for tomorrow morn.
ing.
G. E. Gilbert and wife returned this
morning from Ssn Antonio.
! The Christian workers convention is
growing in interest. To-day the follow
ing questions were discussed: "How to
prepare Lesson for teaching" by Rev
j. Il. Rosecrsns; chow to teach" By
Rsv. j. q. Rosecrans; "The grounds ol
our fellowship" by Rsvs. J. T. Loot and
R c. Horn. The convention will last 81
the week.
Colonel q. NJ. Taylor Of SIrswn is In
the city.
The city recorder had budch of gam
blers up this morning, and assessed them
| $40 head.
It's funny about the Times Herald. Il
hasn't vet recovered from Bill S.erett's
hunt, but the governor will be at himself
In day or two. II person wants tc
know when Sterett is out CT town, the
way to find out is to read the editorial
column OF his evening paper. II he's
here, you'll know it. II he's not here
you'll knowit.
Lswyers2 good Nbrdl There arc
nearly 200 here. Almost 8 lawyer TO,
every saloon. Some of them are the
leading lawyers Of Texas; they not only
know law, but they get business and lots
/ OF 1t. Then there are other lawyers who
work hsrd and win bresd. Then there Is
still another class. These have license to
practice law, but somehow or other aud
from some cause or other they hold in ie-
serve this grant of authority. To them
mestsnd-bresd is Q phantom, 6 will o.
the wisp, an igris fatuus which they pur-
sue with hope, sweet, sweet hope.
1t looks as II you GAZETTE fellows
could afford to do one thing for this town.
That is when the re-spportionment takes
place after the census OF '9C, you might
advocate that the state be divided SO as
to put one corner Of every congressional
district in Dallas. There is burden OF
statesmenship in this town that slmos.
strains the corporate limits.
This recalls to me the congressional
contest between DIN Wellborn and
Barney Gibbs in 1885 Where are those
two men to-day? DIN is far, fsr away
In the golden states whose western shores
are washed BY thesgentle pillows Of the
Pacific. MIR. Wellborn often sails over
to Coronado beach end listens
to the deep swelling tones OF the sad,
sea waves, and thinks with Solomon,
that Rll is vanity. Where is Barney?
Why he is down here st Rockport where
the pillows CT the gull roll, break and die
meath the noou-tide sun. What q charm
the seashore must have!