Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-07
LOCALETTES.

Col. B. B. Gately's little boy is quite i'll Of
| typhoid fever.
| Marriage license was issued yesterday to Mr..
| c. E. Fitch and Miss Jennie Croner.
| Rev. J. S. Gillespie will preach at the First
| Baptist church morning and evening to-day.
| George Wallace was yesterday fined $50 in the
| recorders court for selling liquors on Sunday.
st. Andrews Sunday-school will be reopened
| this morning at $3.50 q. n. A full attendance Is
| requested.
This afternoon from to 90 lock there will
| be a meeting for men only IN the rooms OF the
| Young Men Christian Association led by Jerry
| Reeves. Professor Hall will have charge OF the
music. AL are invited.
! Yesterday suit was entered in the district
court by R. NJ. Rage against the Gulf. Colorado
| and Santa Fe railway company for $500 for
| burning vineyard and orchard an occurrence
said to have taken place June 10, 1899.
Tomorrow the fall term of the district court
opens. The courtroom has been put through
| thorough course OF renovation, and the turni-
! ture has been reprinted g bright red SO as to
| look as pretty as new wagon.
Yesterday was given up to probate matters by
| Judge Harris, and several wills came up for
! action. c. H. Highly S will was problted Mrs.
| Rintleman and A B. Smith were appointed ad-
ministrators OF the c. H. Rintleman estate, and
r. Bruno of the estate of the late Q. II. Smith,
Miss Texas Crowley, daughter of B. F Crow
| ley Of Grapevine, died at her home on the
five weeks with typhoid fever. The bereaved
family and relatives have the sympathy OF their
many friends.
A number OF the county candidates of the
Democratic persuasion attended a picnic yester-
day at Keys Friends, in the western part of the
county. There was large crowd of the neigh
boring voters with their families present. OF
the candidates who went out were Messis. James
Swayne, King, Bratton and Robinson.
An enterprising burglar got out before the
peep of yesterday and entered tine residence of
John tuart in the northeastern portion of the
city and captured that gentleman g best pants.
a cut IN a screen door explained the mode OF en-
trance.
Yesterday the findings in couple OF condem-
nation cases conducted by the city fled in
the county court. To lilly Sassy for her lot on
Nineteenth street is allowed $500, with the right
to remove improvements, and to Calvin Shisher,
in the same locality. is allowed $50. 1t is I'M
derstood that the first amount will be accepted,
but the latter will not, contest was filed yes
terday.
There is q revival meeting under way in tent
erected for the purpose, corner Fifth and Hous-
ton streets. Rev. ]. L. Griffin, the renowned
Sin Killer, conducts the services. Those who
have never heard this famous eIhorter now have
an opportunity to do so. The theme tonight
of his discourse the Sin Killer VIII describe tn
heavenly Jerusalem.
Rosa Wells and Isaac Henderson are the
names of white woman and negro man lodged
in the county Jail yesterday by Officers Holland
and Peyton Maddox charge of adultery.
They have lived tog ether in this city since 1854.
The woman was tried on a similar charge in 1886
in the city court. The man is an ex-soldier.
The city pastors meet by request on Monday,
at 1 p. M. to arrange for a union Bethel CAMP
meeting on Fourteenth street, to be held soon,
conducted BY the pastors and Bethel workers,
The details have not yet been worked out, but
that will be done on Monday night. This is a
practical move and goes far towards convincing
men that Christians are alive, and see king their
brothers welfare.
The city fire department met last evening in
regular monthly session, with an attendance Of
about thirty. No business was transacted as a
telegram had been received from President
Newton Lassiter, who was in Granbury, by
Stuart Harrison and Mont Reilly, asking that
the department adjourn over for week or so
that he might be present; and in accordance
Herewith an adjournment until next Wednesday
night was taken.
streets, is thing Of the past. The manager,
MIR. Andrews, said last night that he would give
ing and fixtures have been transferred to
J. D. Barrett, experienced and active
dramatic manager, who will in a short time
open up with legitimate dramatic company,
rendering conventional theatrical representa-
tons without the accompaniment OF wine-rooms
and women and at low rates of adm ission.
Lastevening about $50 o. clock an alarm turned
in from box hfty-fye called the Ere department
to Harding street between Second and Third but
no hose was unreeled. An explosion Of a
kerosene lamp at the house OF Eliza Ward was
the cause OF alarm, but the blaze put out be-
fore the department arrived, though an extra
good run was made; The apparatus was all
gathered at the central fire hall, where meet
ing of the department was sbout to be held and
the boys put extra speed on their animals to get
10 the scene OF the CALL On tlTnS. One OF the l
hook and ladder horses stumbled and fell on |
Third street, but only suffered the loss of some
skin. Driver Frank Bishop and TElerman Bill |
Hebron had q close escape.
In the district court which convenes to-mor-
row, the non-iury civil docket viii be taken up |
first. 1t VIII consume week. On the follow
ing Monday, September Is, the Criminal I
docket will be called and will run until !
October 6, when the jury civil docket |
will come up. The last week of the term viii be /
devoted to the non-ury docket. There are |
some $50 cases. civil and criminal, to come 4
before the cour. at this term, some OF which |