Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-06
LOCALITIES

c. c. Bemis of Dallas wa, in
yesterday. - 'le city
Mr.. and Mrs. D. a. MoAdsm.
joieing over the arrival yssterdav are h
m. of q twelve-pound baby boy ara
The funeral of Mrs. w. n
take place this morning at n "es9
from the Cumberland Prssho. eost
church. !'sfsl
The first meeting OF the rsv
board will be held at 10 o'c,oos s'aoo
morning to organize aud for thu StA ID
action OF routine business. NAa''
A special sleeper filled with Mark.
people of the state left for the T oa.
ton in St. Louis last night o To.'sa'
Missouri, Kansas and Texas road d
There will be q strawberry ana
cream festival tonight at the cor nv q
Hattie and South Main Streets our Z
the ladies of the Broadway R.as
church. pH&
B A. SeItz, of Kansas CITY
sentIng the Fidelity trust comDsr .Es
that city, arrived in Fort Wnr,S'
evening, to look after his compan-,.
terests IN the commercial metrono,i,
the state.
Mrs. Louis DeMouche was the ria.
yesterday morning of severe strot.
paralysis, which affected the upnar
of her body. The many friends a, ~
and Mrs. DeMouche wish her an ~
recovery.
Marriage licenses were taken out 7s
terday by W. F. Pollard and NJ
Morton, Calvin Mcconnell and rs.
Mamie Ealy, ]. T. Wearheis and Mai
F. Creepy, and W. a. Sexton ana IT,
Ella Drummer.
Professor Leroy, the balloons, n,
not yet recovered his air ship which,.
released when he made his paraobr,.
drop. Anybody found riding around Z
it Is liable the same as for horss that
the professor says.
Dick Kits and Henry Riggles ere mai.
ing their official presence felt in "A.
lower end of the city. A grist of ssvs,.
teen convicted vagsbonds turned ont n
work for the city is substantial svdspg
that the officers are en- duty.
Officer Lebe Maddox is the nod.
wearer of handsome and costly rsp
badge which was presented to him "a. Z
terday by Bob Miller and John Witeby
as q token of their regard for him a,
gentleman and In recognition Of his SER.
ices as an efficient officer.
Officer Ben Bell, who had chsrgs
the telegram addressed to A. W. N.
Namara, 554 Main street, conce-gi,
the body of a man which was tOu,l
floating III the BrazOs yesterday, sut.
ceeded in finding A. W. MoNamsrS Il
Goa Main street, who stated that man b.
the name of Herman Schaeffer left th5
city on Friday, the 25th Of Apr.
At that time Sohseffer had d
his possession the address found
on the dead man, and he is supposed
be the victim. Marshal Farmer notiA
Mrs. Schaeffer, who lives at 50 Presh.
street, Houston, of these facts yestsrdlI
morning.
The courthouse square was erOEig
with teams in from the country YESTERDAY
and the talk over the late rains shows
that very little damage if any had besl
done by them. The corn crop neTE
looked better at this time of the seasl
than it does this year. oats are doing
finely and the wheat crop is bracilg Up,
Corn yesterday was selling at q
and. oats at forty-five and the farmer z
were quite jubilant at the prices yhH
compared with the fifteen cent sr!
twelve and a-half cent prices that rule
some of the other states. Those VII
came in from the country up the E's
and Clear Fork of the Trinity reported
few small bridges carried awaybs
sudden storm of Sunday sfteEneohs
Wanted-Ats epesS,R good cook. VI
West FourtN stfeet.