Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-30
LOCALITIES.

The woman's Relief corps will hold meeting
at Hutfman's hail this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
All members are requested to be present.
The case of A. L. Brooks against the Fort
Worth street railway company for damages was
before the district court yesterday and Will he
resumed this morning.
Tonight Red Cross lodge. Knights Of Pytbias,
will hold interesting meeting. The hrst
rank Will be worked on one subject and the thiTu
rank on two others.
In the case Of the Fort Worth and New Or
leans Railway company VS.. J. j. Roche, which
was on trial a couple of days in the district
court. the jury yesterday brought in verdict
for the defendant.
: The Comos gave one Of their occasional balls
last night at Huffman's hall. There vas COM
Portable attendance, and to the strains OF music
furnished by Professor Elders orchestra the
merry company danced the night away most
pleasantly.
Negotiations are on foot looking to an en-:
counter in this city between JOHNNY Clark and
Charles Herald, who are both pretty well known
in Fort " orth They are both here now, and
set-to between them would create much
interest.
The Peter Smith hose company held their
monthly meeting last night. Their wagon had
recently been returned, painted handsome
whi e, making it one of the best loo King pieces
of Dire apparatus in the possession of the city.
The Company feels proud of the wagon, AID in
set or resolutions expressed their thanks toT
same to the city council and the fire department
committee thereof.
At the residence OF Mr. Pollard on Elm street
there occurred a wed ling Ceremony BY which
two souls from the Centennial state were united.
The happy couple were Mss Nellie Gsiiaghe'
and Mr.. w. II. Evans, both OF Red Cliff. Colo.
Miss Gallagher had been visiting with Mr.. Pol
lard Tor time, and Mr.. Evans came to Fort
Worth last evening to claim his bride. They
leave on the O'Clock train this morning for
their Colorado home.
The city go; its lighting apparatus in working
order last night for the fist time circuit of
arc lights, covering Main and Hous on streets,
turned on. and for while the streets
named were illuminated as never be-
fore, showing that when the system
is complete and in operation this
city will be ligh'ed better than any other city in
the state. The contractors on the work are put
ting in good ma er al and are trying ha d gh
to finish their work. The full! arc system Will be
really for constant use by November l, and it is
no e to have the incandescent system in oper-
alton by November 10.
c. L. Haley wants divorce from w. H. Haley,
and yesterday filed petition to that effect in the
district court. The petitioner is the wife, and
she makes several allegations ;ainst her hls-
band. They were married in January, 1890, but
early in Nav tn e husband deserted the wife $50
she a 'eges), and since that time has failed to
forgot his marital Obligations so far to have
undue relations with women connected with
variety theaters in this city; and the other
charges made are not OF proper nature for pub
LEGATION
Capt W. B. Ford of the Fort Worth Tenci-
bles was found yesterday reIding with great in
terest the dispatch in The GAZETTE from Atlanta
announcing the proceedings had with officers of
tion with the interstate contest in
which the Guards carrei off the first
prize. There's great big bug under hat
chip was the captains comment. when l
told THE GAZETTE man about the contest did
not tell everything knew about it. but knew
there would be some development. knew why
they drilled so assiduous!y in their armory and
failed to show US the courtesy of an invitation
to their rooms.'