Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-21
a Few Notes,

: Mr.. Daily of San Angelo came in yesterday to
view the Palace, and says it is simply magni-
fcent.
Dr.. Inge of Reeves county arrived yesterday,
and ssys that Reeves viii have something of an
exhibit here in day or so. The slow counties
are seeing that it is really too good q thing to
miss, and that they cannot afford to stGy away.
N L. Norton of Austin was at the Palace yes
terdEy, and brought the news OF the shipment
from his quarry in Burnett county OF some nice
specimens OF stone for the Spring Palace.
A beautiful bOguet arrived from AlyOrd, sent
by Mics N. 4. Tucker, representing Wise
county, TO the floral department. The donor
has the hearty thanks of the recipients.
Mr.. ]. W. shimmins,. florist of Galveston,
brought some oleander blooms up to the Spring
Palace. They are handsome indeed. He
promises more flowers and plants on his return,
for which the management will be grateful
Rev. JudEon B. Palmer, general secretary of
over the greater part OF the United States, says
the Spring Palace surpGsses anything he ever
saw, and is simply marvellous.
Mr. John A. Martin relieves Mr.. Murray of
the care of the San saba exhibit.
The floral club Of the Spring Palace desire to
express their gratitude to the ladies Of Fort
Worth for the very generous contributions of
cent flowers sent them for the decoration of the
floral department. The spirit OF hbsrality per-
vades every heart when the ladies are called
upon to labor in 3 COMMON interest pertaining
to Fort Wortns welfare.
This is the day OF which the excursion par
ties from the East take in the Palace. Presi-
dent Paddock received several more kilograms
Sfrom boards of trade yesterday stating that rep
resantatives would be on hand to greet the
Eastern people. The following members Of the
Vernon board oftrsde arrived in the city last
evening: 4. s. Kelley, mayor; James. r. Tai
bot, a. T. Boyer. Charles Wheeler, r. F. Jones,
tD. NJ Alexander and D. A. Turner.
,.To-dayiS Panhandle day, Houston and Vernon
The Hon. Dewitt G. Cregier, mayor of Chi
cago, and some OF the Boston delegation, will
: sbeak at the Palace tonight A musical pro-
gramme o. rare merit will be provided, and an
Unusually enjoyable occasion is promised.
The Hecker children will appear at the
Palace again some evening this week, and :
matinee is also in contemplation for the bene-
Mt of the children of the city.
The employees of the Palace will tender
complimentary lunch TO the children of the
Orphans home on Tuesday next. 1t is . noble
action on their part, and one worthy of emula-
ton by the people OF the city who are more able
to DO deeds Of generosity than the wage
workers. Nfl
On Thursday next the gold medal awarded to
Wichita county will be presented at the Palace
large delegation is expected from the Wichits
country, and fitting response will be made by
some OF its representatives..
John Howard says that Wichita is going to be
when the gold medal for that countyss exhibit Is
to be presented.
FROM GRAPEVINE. ~
Correspondence of the Gazette. -
GRAPEVINE, TEX, May ia large crowd
from here will attend the Palace this week.
IRON coMANcHR.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
CoMAScHE. Tex, Nav Is Several ladies and
gentlemen left for the Spring Palace this morn
ing, and quite number will go during the COM
ing week. -
-uluEarAH AsuADrrn