Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-05
LOCALITIES.

| The auditing committee of the Chamber
| of Commerce held a session yesterday.
The holes in the street leading from
| Front to the Union depot have been repaired
| with crushed stone.
The mother of Judge Sam Furman and his
| mother-in-law, Mrs. Stoughton, are both
very i'll at the judges residence on Taylor
street.
A little boy named Henton was run over
by horse in the lower part of town yes
terday, but is not thought to be seriously
injured
There was a slim crowd in attendance at
the ball at Como park last night, but never
theless it was an enjoyable affair to those
who did attend.
The association of county attorneys will
meet in Cleburne Saturday the 18th inst,
when steps viii be taken looking to per-
manent organization.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Ross are highly elated
over the arrival of handsome young lady
at their home. She is thorough Texan
ITO the manor born.
This morning at 10 o'clock meeting of
the Ladies' Social Guild of ST. Andrews
Episcopal church will be held at the rectory.
Various plans for social entertainments
during the summer season will be discussed.
Mr.. f. D. Caps, formerly a medical
student of DR.. Beall and q brother of Attor
ney Caps, has been elected president of
the college OF physicians and surgeons of
New York
a return car on the Riverside line left
the track at the curve on East Jones street
about 10 o'clock last night, going into the
ditch and causing some delay in the run
ming of the cars.
At the meeting of the A O. L. W lodge
this pvauiur several candidates will he in
itiated. Further details regarding the es-
tabliShment Of Texas as separate jurlS-
.diction will also be promulgated.
The entertainment by the Christian en-
deavor society of the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church last nj ght was Il success.
The programme was very interesting and a
large audience was highly pleased With it.
The entertainment by the high school
pupils at the opera house this evening
promises 10 be an unusually interesting af-
fair. The curtain will rise at Sis sharp.
A very interesting programme has been
prepared.
MIR. Gibson, engineer at Bewley's Anchor
mills, happened to painful accident yester-
day evening while riding in buggy by
having the horse run away and throwing
him violently TO the ground. He is re-
ported not dangerously hurt.
The Texas and Pacific set several cars of
stone across Boaz street Wednesday night,
leaving no opening. While this street is
not used for vehicles, a large number of
pedestrians pass and repass daily, and the
passage should be left clear.
Engineer Kuhlhoff, whose skull was
fractured in the Texas and Pacific collision
and Conductor Joe Johnson who was Seri-
ously injured, are both still alive, but their
recovery is considered doubtful. Engineer
Kuhlhof is evidently much improved,
though he has not Yet recovered conscious
reSs.
The second champion series of games be-
tween the Fort Worth and Dallas colored
mines will be played in this city at the Fair
Grounds park on Sunday. the eth, game
called at 3 O'clock The following will be
the positions of the Fort Worth nine:
Wins, catcher; Itson, pitcher: Brocl,nan,
first base; Greer, second base; Beckham,
third base: Smith. short stop: Pratt, left
field; Adams, center field: Carter, right
field. Batteries-Fort Worth. Itson and
Wins; Dallas Lee and Graham.