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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
Ihe ARLINGTON Leads.
PERSONAL.

Miss Annie Newman of Ironton. Mo. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. I. Butts, 90:
West Broadway
f. G. Senter and wife and Miss Mary
Matone leave this morning for Lebanon,
Tenn, over the Cotton Belt.
f. W, Doris leaves this morning for
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, his old home, where he
Will pass his vacation OF about three weeks.
Monsieur Smith, son of Col. ]. ?. Smith.
and law student at the u-iy ersity of
Texas, arrived home yesterday morning to
spend the summer vacation.
Miss Annie Norwood of Tyler, and Miss
Hope Wilioughby of Garrett, arc spending
Il few days with Misses Bessie ana Emma
Bingham. at $50 Henrietta street
F. y Hanscom is in the city with his
handsome little wife, having married at
Mount Calm, Hill county, yesterday at ) D.
III. Mir. Hauscom is on his way to Sweet
water his home.
A. D. Mcdowell of Weatherford is in
the city. He viii leave for Georgia to-mor-
row. where he will spend d few months in
recreation, Mr.. Mcdowell is brother of
VIII Mcdowell. this city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
FILLS.

FILLS.
Nose Iralson. Dallas; Elmer McCuliey,
Belleville, Ill; John Harding New York;
9 L Reierson, Riley Gordon, San Antonio
ii Mayhoff, Chicago; G " Dice. Kansas
City; K o VilIier, Chicago: Thompson
Gray, Louisville: F A Collins, Chicago; N
w Wambaugh, Galveston; Winfield Scott
Colorado, Tex: G G Nunnelly, D1-
las; Thomas j. Martin Philadelphia
Pa: S a Mcdonald, ST Louis. Mo;
a Spencer, Texarkana; W ID Pennins
ton, New Orleans: \ C. Van Norman, Eddy
Mrs A E Fostmeyer and son. Dallas; 81
Bath, Milwaukee: w II DickeIs0n anu
wife, Paris; Mrs Thos T Alastiu, Grand
view; Mrs NJ B Bate, Nashville: Mrs D +
Murphy, Milwaukee; W II LeRoy, Kansas
City; FL L Bentley. Abilene: + IL Single
ton, Austin: Ferd Poggenbucg, New l0fR'
George L Briggs, Colorado; Theodors
Muller, New York.
MANSION.
r D Smith, Sherman; Miss Ruth Parker
Honey Grove; joe Parker, Dallas; +
Hanscom, Sweetwater; Tom Parker, Hone
Grove; John 7 Beal, Colorado, Tex;
Milliken, Granbury K X Leegett, Abilene
A Lee Kirby, Haskell; j 5 ShnltL SeF-
mOur; John w Stevens, Dallas John IiuIAe
Lake City, Kan; r HAYDEN, Bowie
NJ Kelly, Pennsylvania; j Alorony, New
Orleans; Charles c Mitchell, ST LOUIS,
Isaac Davis. Dallas; Il L Anderson aus
wife. Philadelphia; ALI Irby, TAoIg
Springs; Mrs f Marks, Dallas; Joh4
Williams, Itaska; f ] Ward. Breckenridge
Mrs Sam Farmer Philadelphia; Ms SladRi,
Parnell, Chicago; S z Graves. Gordon: j
E Counts, Ranger; Mrs b II Led6stler,
Weatherford; Mrs S + Parker, Hone
Grove.
pICEWICE
s S Durnor, VanAlstyue; Mss VI
Mitchell, Browuwood; J " Powell, Aftlrf'
o r Menefee. Texas; r D Speed, Memphis
j Fl Avery, Kentucky; j Armstrong ~
tulla; 0 MCGOWAN, " james, ComMgTlv .i.
Ed NJ Taylor, Ansoni Geo Simson, + "a
Pinto; l. L Burton, Jr, Temple; r =
Cross, New York; 7 Deaa'
Temple: Jack Il Rocket, CLAg-
Hill; Mrs " Beezev, BrownWooI'
e d Farmer, Texas; 3 Alaxey, l "A; i
j Caswell, Comanche; & A HotcnEiss. La
las; j A Carey, Baltimore; " 3 har ,.-,
Mckinney; P j Loonie, Dallas 0 f;tt5Is
Slaughter, Dallas; j C Beaman. LIZ
Rock; B Fl Crowley, Paragould, ARK; :
Liler, Quanah; Mrs S S Bagley NstGs
doches Mrs G r MarchbankS, Waxalacn-g'
Miss L Marchbanks, Strawn: o " PART
Texas; J Fl Britton, Jr, Texas; II } Lt..-I
sky, Kentucky, j I Bennett, H!lSOotOii
VIM Powell, Rhome; W B King MarG a.
D Martin, Colorado: T P Martin, Dan1S:'
Berney Harris, st Louis; II lsaacs, Z
Louis; G. P Bachelor, Hutchinson =
Schelling, New York; Leon SchWorSo,r ~.
Louis; II W Blanciour, Dallas; 80.
Jams, Texas; I Rountree, BroWn"SVGyiss
Mrs "A Moss. Mrs NJ J Olivar., I'm s.
Willie Paine, Charles Drake, Miss Ll-
Paine, Miss Mamie Green, Comanene'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
TEXAS NEEDS AND WANTS.

Nacogdoches needs town clock.
More houses are needed at Corpus Christ
to accommodate the constantly increasing
population.
A few good steamers in Corpus Christ
bay would coin money this summer.
Midlothian wants roller mill.
Wylie, Collin county, needs more houses
built for rent. There is not vacant house
In the town.
A street sprinkler is needed very much
in Cameron, and no doubt if one was put on
the streets it would receive liberal support
from the merchants and business men.
Cameron Chronicle.
Graham needs new schoolhouse.
Gordon, Palo Pinto county, wants bank.
The Courier says: Several people in our
county will put $1,000 into a bank if
proper steps are taken by some good COM
pany."
Gordon want good school building, too
A cannery and pottery is badly needed at
New Birmingham, also a manufacturing
tile and fire brick plant.
Emory wants canning factory.
Bolton wants more houses built for rent.
Holland, Bell county, wants a good
lawyer to settle there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
A BIG SUIT.
Praying for 1900 Shares in the Capital Free
hold Land and Investment Company.
Builders of Texas Capitol.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June ia bill was fled
in the circuit court to-day by Amos C. Bah
cock to compel John F. Farwell, Charles 8.
FarwelI, John I. Chumazero, Abner Tay-
Tor and the firm of John " Farwell & Co,
to deliver to him 1900 shares OF stock of the
CAPITAL freehold land and investment
company, limited, and asking for an ac-
counting. This suit is one of serious char
acter, brought by Babcock against the par
ties, and grows out of the building of the
Texas state capitol by Farwell Brothers &
Taylor, who received in payment 1900, 600
acres of state land. Babcock alleges that
defendants decline to deliver to him his
equal share in the capital stock of the COM
pany, and that they have mismanaged its
affairs. The stock is held, it is alleged, as
security for money advanced in the building
of the Texas state capitol.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
ALTAR AND TOMB.


Mr.. G. G. Crook and Mrs. G. NJ. Taylor
Bonhan, June 3.
Mr.. l.. ]. Thompson and Miss I. A, Bur
ton, Bonham, June 3
Mr.. ID. Fl. Williams and Miss Lizzie
Swearingen, Bonham, June l.
Mr.. ". J. Binhs and Miss MolIie Quarles,
Bonham, June g.
Mr.. E. P. Hockaday and Miss Nina John.
son, Bonham. June t.
Mr.. ". \. Ford and Miss Alaska Fletcher,
Bonham June s.
Mr.. Larkin Stephens and Miss Hattie
Tremble, Bonham, June T.
Mr.. w. r. ChitwOod and Miss NJ E.
Landlord, Bonham, June g.
Mr.. j. G. Compton and Miss May Nix.
Bonham, June :.
Mr.. N. E. Steelman and Miss S. ]. Gam
bill, Bonham, June g.
MIR. w. F. Smith and Miss Lutte Harper,
Quanah, June Z.
MIR. J. J. Specht and Miss Zoe Harper,
Quanah, June7.
Mr.. Will Drake and Miss Maggie
Buchanan, Sherman, June s.
Mr.. George Prince and Miss Flora Elkin.
Waxahachie, June L.
Mr.. S. r. Majors and Miss NJ B. Burrow,
WaXahachie, June 2.
MIR. w. T. Pogue and Miss d. M. Eslick,
Waxahachie, June l.
Mr.. h Dickson and Miss Lula Prather,
Waxahachie, June 3.
Mr.. r: S. Jennings and Miss Kate
Hughes, Waxahachie, June 5.
MIR. q M Rawlins and Mrs. A Hicks,
Waxahachie, June g.
MI. L. J. Gregory and Miss Lizzie Miller,
Waxahachie. June s.
Mr. l.. D. Tobin and Miss Francis Buck
ner. Taylor, June 10.
Mr.. J. P Ashley and Miss Ola Pool, Ty-
Ter, June Il.
Mr.. g: A. Bushong and Miss Annie L.
Hemphill, Cooke county, June 12.
Mr. T. l. Butler and Miss Lila Terry,
Beeville, June II.
Mr.: Charles Middleton and Miss Henri-A
eta Anderson, Abilene, June g.
Swink, Dallas, June i'd.
Mr. George F. PlumbhoR and Miss Au-
gusta W. Cutter, Dallas. June 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
TEXAS JOURNALISM.

Mr., J. E. Rogers has become owner of
the Texas Journal of Education. published
at Dallas. The June number contains a
series of articles by C. ". Dale of Fort
Worth. The official department is edited
by Superintendent Pritchett The Journal
is valuable publication not only to teach
ers but to all Interested in education.
The F'oard County Enterprise is issued
now on Thursday instead of Saturday as
formerly.
The Corsicana Light has issued special
edition of 10000 copies, which was pre-
pared to send North and East to attract i'm
migration. The edition shows much good
work and will do much good for Texas and
Navarro county.
The special immigration edition of the
Luling Herald is out, 1900 copies of very
creditaole paper showing the resources of
Caldwell county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

The meeting at the tent at Cleburne closed
Thursday night. About forty persons were
converted during the meeting.
Commencement exercises of the Texas
Normal college at Denton will be held June
49,
Chillicothe is raising a subscription to
build Methodist church.
Superintendent J. E. Smith was pre-
sented with a beautiful silver tea service.
water set and salver, by the teachers and
ex-teachers Of San Antonio public schools.
The plans for new Presbyterian church
al Mobeetie have been accepted and the
0dalding will be commenced at once.
The protracted meeting at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church at Mexia, closed
Sunday night. Eight additions were re-
ceived to the church during the meeting.
The contract for building the Sweetwater
Presbyterian church was let to Mr.. Ellis
for $293.
The contract has been let for the stone
work on the Cameron college building. The
work was let to the lowest bidder and is to
cost the city $500.
A new school community has recently
been formed between Sardis and Mountain
Peak, Ellis county, and steps are being
taken to build school house.
/ The National commercial college at Deni
Don is finished.
Almost $40, 900 is raised for the new Bap-
tist church to be built at Sherman. Work
will begin very soon.
The state summer normal for the second
senatorial district, comprising Rusk. Pan
ola, Nacogdoches, San Augustine, Sabine
and Shelby counties, will be held at Center
in the university building from the
1st to the 3lst Of July, 1891.
IT,
the Synodical college met in this city TODAY
and reelected Miss Pryor to take charge
for the ensuing year. The catalogue of the
school will be issued In few weeks.
DENIsoN, GRAYsox COUNT, TEX, June
IA revival meeting Of large proportions
is in progress IN this city under the aus-
pices OK the Methodist church. Rev. 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16

Mr.. f. n. Sanders and Mrs. Louis,
Pence, Sherman, June :.
Mr.. j. NJ. Douthtte and Miss SaIus
Mountz, Denton, June I l.
Mr. W. T. Bogel ana Miss Lizzie Sparks
Greenville, June Il.
Mr.. j. G. Fitzpatrick and Miss Jenna
Wagner, Shreveport, June 10
Mr.. +. a. Burns and Miss Ora Noble
Lampasas. June 4.
Mr.. ". 5. Rowe and Miss Rexia Beeuau,
near Dallas, June :.
DEATHS.
Mrs. Claude Youge. Tyler. June -
Mrs. Ala M. Beauchamp, Ennis. Juuss
MIR. JEFF Peak, near Lipan, June g
Mr.. j. NJ. Petros, Granburv, June IL,
Mrs. Belle Duncan, Paris, June $.
Mrs. James Addison, Sulphur Springs
June :.
Rev. J. C. Robertson, Grand View, Juu:
Mr.. Earnest Aycock, Hallville, Juns Is
Mrs. John \. Wyatt, Paris, June ID
Mrs. Zorah Foxes, Taylor, June ,.
Mrs. S. G. Duncan, Paris, June 5
Mrs. VIM. Revier, Sterrett, June ).
Mrs. Anna Engelhert Wagner Prospect
Hill. June 9.
PILOT POINT, DENTON COUNTY, June IL
To-day at O'Clock the funerals OF Mrs
Byrum and Mrs. V. E. Boswell were both
held at the Methodist church. Mrs Byrun
was perhaps the Oldest person living here,
having completed her eighty first year. She
had been member of the Methodist church
for sixty-five years. Mrs. Boswell had en-
tered her siXty-siXth year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16

approaching completion. The brick work
Will be finished in very few days.
Sherman has received seventeen new
electric lamps and will proceed to improve
her street lights.
Work is progressing on the new federal
building at El Paso.
Work has been commenced on the ANA
rillo Chamber of Commerce building 1t
viii be two-storY stone building, 6OXl40
feet.
A contract has been consummated for the
erection of dye works at Palestine, neaf
X. Clark's bottling establishment. The
Palestine water company will improve their
working plants before long, at cost of
fully S25,0 900.
QUANAH, HARpEMAN COUNTY, June 10
A mass meeting of the business men and
citizens of Quauah was held at the court
house this week to take some decisive
action in reference TO rebuilding that por-
ton of the Red river bridge which was car
rIed away by the high water of Thursday
last. The meeting was largely attended,
and everybody showed. not only by their
presence, but by the interest they took in
the meeting, that they were unanimously
in favor of replacing the bridge. The
meeting was called to order and Judge NJ.
NJ. Hankins was chosen to preside
opccCiieS NcIG IldilS Dy u. Il. f4lDeTl, VI. w.
Shrader, }. Nj. Standlee, Charles Goldberg,
Judge Jones, Col. ID. C. Morgan and others,
in reference TO the steps to be taken. A
resolution was submitted and unanimously
adopted, that steps be taken at once to re-
place the bridge in time to accommodate
the farmers of Greer county to bring their
wheat to market.
On motion committee consisting of R.
w. Greenhouse, J. K. Sanders. L. Simpson,
G. W. Shrader, J. l.. Ebert, ]. w Golston
and W. +. Brice was appointed to ascer-
tain the probable cost of repairing the
bridge, and report at their earliest con-
venience. The committee is now hard at
work, and have large force of men and
teams busily engaged in hauling the tim
bers and lumber which washed away back
to place, and as soon as this is done the
work of rebuilding will be pushed forward
as rapidly as men and money can do it.
Quanah knows no such word as fail, and
Notwithstanding the fact that to complete
the bridge in the first place was a big IN
dertaking, her citizens step to the front
Just as literally to repair what has been
damaged, and the farmers of Greer county
can count on hauling their grain to Quanah
over the Red river bridge as soon as it is
ready for market.
lula, SwIsHER COUNTY, June AT the
mass meeting last Saturday, the road ques-
ton was fully discussed III all its phases,
and more than four-ifths of the citizens eX-
pressed themselves in favor of roads every
two miles north and south and east and
west. A minority favored roads on every
section line, and some favored diagonal
roads.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
Rudini.s speech on the priepunu.

ROME, June 15.-It appears that the
speech of Premier Di Rudini in the senate
yesterday was incorrectly reported Ac-
cordiug TO the published report of his re-
marks, the premier said the driebund i'm
posed no obligations upon the countries
forming the triple alliance in regard to arm
aments. What he did say was this: s'The
policy of the alliance does not permit US to
maintain a modest armament. Not only
does the driebund impose obligations upon
US in regard to our ornaments, but it is
impossible for any Italian minister not to
contract ties as far as our military policy is
concerned -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
Stands Up for the Prince.

LONDON. June 15.-The Daily News con-
tinues TO defend the Prince of Wales. The
suggestion that the Prince should have
played the part of the informer and peach
upon old friends when in trouble is utterly
preposterous. No such duty should be cast
upon a man of honor and certainly the
Queens regulations do not require it. The
Daily News thinks the case would be met
II the duke of Cambridge as commander in
chief of the forces should signify his dis
approval of the document signed at Tranby
Croft. The paper blames Lord Coventry
for dragging the Prince into the scandal,
instead, as was mis- duty, of keeping him
ont of il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
LOCALITIES.

The balloon ascension at Riverside yester
day was successful one.
The officers report affairs remarkably
quiet considering the amount of business
that is being transacted.
There We're eighteen convictions in the
police court yesterday, the fines aggregat-
ing something over 800.
The labor payroll Of the city was paid off
yesterday. The sum paid out to the street
force and other employees of the city by
Secretary Burns was $1,000.
Mrs. Howard TuIy will give high tea
at her residence, JOB West Third street, for
the benefit of St. Andrews church, Thurs
cay afternoon from 4 to 10 O'Clock
Sheriff Richardson left yesterday for
Houston for the purpose of bringing the
woman, who is said 10 have stolen a horse
and buggy from Woods stable, 10 Fort
Worth.
Persons who have been violating the city
ordinance against fast driving within the
city limits had better be careful,of repeating
the offence. as the police have orders to ar
rest all offenders
Charlie Neimeyer, manager of Andrews
pavilion theatcr, who was so seriously cut
The other night is getting along nicely.
No fever has yet appeared, and if he has
none this morning he will recover
An excursion OF cOLofeu people OF Fort
Worth will leave the Cotton Belt depot at
$3.50 d. m, on the l9inst for Bear Creek re
turning IT : 80 p. M, and 2:30 the following
morning. Doncing and other amusements
will he INDUCED in.
Yesterday J. G. Dennis. who was arrested
or Saturday charged with stealing a saddle
from Sam Vaughn, had his preliminary
trial before Justice Reynolds and was com
mittod 10 Jail N default of bail 10 await the
action Of the Grand jury.
The Dallas sports it seems are 4 little
dubious about matching Turner against
Captain Shields for match 1t the GrRco-
Roman style Of wrestling Owen Parry
vas in Dallas yez' erday for the purpose of
arranging for the match, but was put off
Till the 2lSt.
The young ladies' of St Andrews guild
viii rueet al the rectory this afternoon al +
o'clock and be carried by special car TO Riy-
"Tsidc. where picnic win be given them
Exclusive nse of the grounds win be given
them and an enjoyable afternoon and even
ing IS expected.
Marshal Maddox has given his mandate
that the officers shall receive no more
money for payment of fines from those who
have committed misdemeanors. Instead
he orders that in each case the officer shall |
make good bond for the offender and com: |
pei his appearance in court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
BRIDGE DISASTER.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
PEOPLE KILLED.
Further Particulars of the Collapse of the
Railroad Bridge in Switzerland.
Wales Cumming Affair.
Wales Not Very Platonic.

LONDON, June ia rumor which can
not De confirmed, is current tonight that
Lord Brooke has fled petition for divorce
from his wife on the ground of adultery
with the Prince OF Wales.
The intimacy between the Prince of
Wales and Lady Brooke has long been a
matter of common knowledge, but it has
always been regarded as platonic attach
ment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
Great on the ORTHODOXY Faith.

LoNDoN. June 15.-The German profess
sors, Nirchow and Mommsen, accuse Ger
man anti-semitism of being the origin of the
Russian persecution of the Jews.
Dispatches from Odessa say many Bap-
lists have been banished from Caucasus
and deprived of their children. The latter
are TO be educated in the orthodox faith 1t
Is reported that similar acts have been
committed in other parts of the country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
TEXAS PROGRESS.

Halletsyille has Just put in a system of
waterworks, and has let the contract for
electric lights.
Three beautiful residence, at a cost of not
less than 5000 each, are being erected in
West Vernon
A new and substantial bridge is soon to
be built across Little Wichita, north Of
Henrietta.
Work on the United States postof'ce
building at Colorado is progressing rapidly,
end will soon b ready to occupy.
The new depot at Palestine is rapidly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
BLOOD-THlRSTY PIRATES.
They Kill Six Soldiers and Wound Two
More and Escape.

MoFc 1Hu LScapes
BAToUM, June ia boat containing five
Russian soldiers last night met strange
boat manned by twelve pirates The Off
Ger in command of the soldiers ordered the
pirates to stop and allow the soldiers boat
to run alongside Of them. The pirates
answered by firing a volley from their
rifles at the soldiers, killing four of them
The pirates then escaped, and the surviv-
ing soldiers pulled ashore and gave the
alarm. A boat, manned by four
soldiers, then went in pursuit
of the pirates, and managed to
overhaul them. Again the pirates fired,
killing two and wounding the two remain
ing OF the four Russian troopers who were
sent in pursuit of their boat The wounded
Russians managed to pull ashore and
gave an account of their experiences The
result was that their beat, this time better
manned, was sent after the pirates. The
latter then made good their escape. A
Russian gunboat has been sent in pursuit
of the pirate craft.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
Wales Sees his Mistake.

LONDON, June 15.-Secretary of War Ed
ward otanhope in the house of commons to-
day said that the Prince of Wales upon
looking on all the circumstances in the bac-
carat case had authorized him to say that
he now saw that an error of Judgment, had
been committed. Lieut.. Berkeley Levett,
continued Stanhope, had written a letter to
his commander, expressing deep regret that
he had not acted in accordance with the
army regulations. Consequently. said
Stanhope in conclusion, it wos not proposed
to take any further action in the matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
THIS IS FOR YOU.
cheap Round Trio Tourist Iicksts.

Cheap Round Trip Tourist Tickets ,.s,.,
The Fort Worth and Denver CO. -
have on sale cheap ROUND (eofl 81, pa pa.
cts to points in g. 100, Utah and me ZION
cific co.'s - m connection with the -. he
p Oilers unequaled attractions lgi n 3D.
tourist, reaches the leading health anu , p.
ular pleasure resorts, operates tn9 = he
complete passenger equipment ana f,Oul
only line running solid daily trans .nSs
Texas to the above points without eHA-'
CITY ticket Office 4Ol Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
What the Next step vii, BE.

LONDON, June 15.-The Times cor
respondent at st. Petersburg says: An
innocent pamphlet on the Jewish question
has been ordered to be burned by the entire
committee of the cars orthodox minister's
Many persons think that if the present
financial policy is continued human beings
will soon meet similar fate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
Officers Elected.

At the regular meeting of Queen City
.ncampment l03, l. Q. O. F., the following
officers We're elected to serve for the eusu-
,nguterm: chief patriarch, Thomas Fear;
nigh priest, D. VI. Barton; senior warden,
!. 5. Bennett; iunior warden, w. C. Jones !:
scribe, y. Wilson; treasurer. \. Buck
-aSt chief patriarch, J. NJ. Perry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16

Shawhau and Professor Shaver are con
Quoting the meetings The attendance is
quite large at every service, and great in,
terest is being manifested. A large meet
ing was held at Forest park yesterday aft
ernoon and very large crowd was in at
tendance. Rev Shawhau is talented
young evangelist OF the Sam Jones school,
and is making some remarkable inroads on
the numerous Gate City sinners The
meetings will be continued this week, and
longer if the interest keeps up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
To Embark for America.

BERLIN, June 15.-The Charlesonberc
Jewish committee has sent $3.50 Russian
Jews to Bremen and Hamburg for en-
barkation. Owing to the unssritary condi-
ton of the arrivals all Of them are sub
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16

PHILADELPHIA, PENN, June 1.-THE Ex-
celslor hosiery company made an assign
ment to-day for the benefit Of creditors. The
company, in is said, has been doing q fair
business, but owing to the closing of the
keystone bank and burning of nheir
dyehouse profits were overcome and the
company was forced to the wall. The
assignee said he did not know what the
liabilities or assets amounted to as yet, but
he will prepare statement in q few da,sagI1