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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17
AN EXTRA SESSION
OF Congress May Have to Be
Called Next Year
TO DEVISE WAYS AND MEANS
Missouri Democrats Celebrate and Jones
Creates a Sensation by Reading oul The
Democracy 81 Now York Murphy
to Succeed Aiseoek Ia New York.


Wnshinrioii. Nnv. Ia Senator Car
Isle was Ia Washington today. and hit
tonight for Chvapl 10 see his grant
children just rsroyvrlug run their VI
ness He Put aside the talk OF las going
into the cabinet as tle thing was not TO
hc discussed at all, Speaking 81 ihv
PROSPECTS, Of an extra session, he sniu u
h absolutely impossible 20 say NOW
whether or not thcrc would be an extra
session II would al depend upon Tue
conditions not yet dUrNmWM Nnd which
IN the nature OF things could not develop
until later ON. Vie had seen Cleveland
before leaving New York, aud WAS sat.
isiird Il was not lussihle for him 90 tell
vet what would in done, IF therr n an
extra session" he said, "it will probably
NOT meet I'LL late in tive fall IL depends
on circumstances. Tho mriN done VIII
not furnish iuihclcnt reasons Tor an
extra session. The financial affairs OF
the government may be IN such shape
as 70 make an extra session Imperative.
II appears probable that we VIII find
thor. Is not enough money In tho trrhs-
ury for the needs OF the government.
There h situation IN the treasury which
every thoughtful mnn who considers the
matter has furcAren. There rs On atcu-
mutation Of deficiencies aud obligations
that have been contracted ana VIII come
over to us. IL may be- that this situation
will furnish reason enough wins an extra
session shonld be- called. We ahlll have
to see whit congress iocs ~ this aes-
sion, II they 10 not repeal the sherman
law, relating to tue purchase OF silver
aud take such other action nH the situ-
alton demands we may loo Hwnmpcdt
Upon these thhgs depends Tie calling
OF an extra session,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17
.tlESON.

Caldwell, Tex. Nov. l6-(Speciall-
The official count just completed gives
Hogg l,154; Nugent Si2. CLARK. 7Oj.
Our little city did credit to herself
last night in celebrating the great Dem
ocratic victory.
State victory was touched on lightly
the principal celebration being the ma
tionni victory Gen. r. A. Pagan in
his own mastery and eloquent style
heralded the good tidiugs that the rob
Der tariff must 90. the red flannel, pearl
buttons and many commodities used by
every farmer and luhoring mua IN
America will be sold for about one-half
their present value; that il was no sur
prise 10 him to see many of Americn 4
free citizens celebrating such Il vie
tory.
Hon. II. G, King spoke for about 80
minutes In line with Gen. Pagan +
speech, congrutulating his people over
the great victory just won over the
robbery tariffs and force bill federal
Interference with state rights, all knock
ed out by our late Democratic land
slide. Mr.. King stated that he had been
requested TO say something about state
matters. hut he declined, He desired
above all things else to see the factions
united and he would say nothing 10
widen the breach.
Mr.. King was Hogg man aud Mr..
Pagan a CLARK. The generals referred
to the split in the Democratic party
which resulted in the election of Lin
coin, aud plead for the factions to gct
together.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17
STATE AFFAIRS,


Austin, Tex, Nov. 10. -(specini) THO
governor to-day granted further respite
Of tive cooks 70 Charley Vines, under
county. He was 10 hang Friday. No.
rcmhcr rs, but the rovernor wanted
timr TO lur;hcr exauihr into the ease.
TIM Ammansville Gerinnn. American
School nssoeiatlon OF Fuyettc county,
He'd lts charter. No cniilal stock. IA
clrporuIors g. &. Munkc and four 9th.
cry If rayrtte equity, reaas
PenitcniiAry hDarl mot with Sunerin-
tendont Whalcy aud Financial Agcnt
Finley. both ia attendance. Financial
follows:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17
The SILVER ooNFsRENcE.
What Senator iouOs Has 10 Say About Inc
Matlor.

London, Nov. 1l.-Senator Jones and
several other American delegates 70
tho national monetary conference
wllcf aoats in Brussels Tuesday ar
rived undou this afternoon. Soma
tor JonDs said the remainder Of tho
delegates would arrive saturday and
proceed 10 Brussels Monday;
The conference ho said would
last month or six weeks
with three or four sessions each week.
Asked for his opinion shout reported
Instructions given the English dele
gates by Sir William Vernon Harcourt
that they would not DO bound BY any
resolutions or recommendations OF the
conference, Senator Jones said no did
not know any Of their Instructions.
None Of tho deleg0ies wore expected 70
b. empowered 70 bind their respective
countries 70 any agreement.
The geantOr said doubtless
retori Hild be drawn up but
whether was adopted BY all
The delepaieF or not Il would ueoesa
arily be- admitted hack 70 their re-
spectiye government ecrnior Jones
paid q glowing tribe I - lon Ar
thur J Baliour's re- nt speech vt Man.
,,.ester on bi-metali u Whitl declared
EnRlAnds existing uuraHey thor a
convenient medium uf rsehaEfs or fair
permanent record U' lnlN Son over
lorR period. Hewouid ilmaali, rather
choose standard phiei prcciated
but led TO rise Ia pfIe tiau stand
ard which appreciatee i1Hes added
'FrhOso arc aound flsHa nlrh tbs
United States u raz<.Y " ecosf&s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

for IL. MANY hands makes light
work. and II each Of us will lend a
hand much good can he accomplished
with little Inconvenience to any. We
have undertaken the job, the work
must DO carried on, and tho task will
be hard for only few.
Remember what Christ said about
putting one's hand TO the pillow and
looking back; also that we are admon-
ished 10 ''be not weary In well DOING
Como promptly and let us discuss tho
situation. Mrs. J. J..JARvis, +
President
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17
LEFT AfR BABY
!, nhsra, Of Another Woman Until She Re-
h,,ned bu, ashe Never Came Back"
A Sensation Looked For.

pr.,ham. Tex. Nov 18.-(speeial,l---
M NoIiie McAndrews arrived mere
. tp's fbe train got 70 Hampstead a wo..
49, W. asked her to hold "a four ,Weekn
III babs while she went in search q
e.i.nd THE mother Of the child Az elf-
restir dressed woman. failed % etnln,
80 M McAndrew " IN rorry
ri;rbt a. neither the authorities nof
~ one else will rriieye her OF hs
cn 49, ssusAtioaal Developments are
:, a,.....,d - ths Hsustn1 Esd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

New York. Nov. lG.-All discussion ~
tbe composition ~ the new cabinet q
.sflll NJ ~ eAbry0tic state Smith NJ
Weeks nnne u uie latest 10 be diai1irs-
al liz " constant friend Of IlrYe
land. sud hls partisnnship has commend
III him ~ Democrats Ia general. ~
N the previous Standardization OF cleye-
W. oabines POSITIONS Al uaabls ard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17
sI,os8st for the position Of United State.


:, Gordon, Tex, Nov IL. lSp,rial,-
Your correspondent from Palo Pluto in
former Issue reports TINT George do
issnted Daniel for district attorney in
uiis county by 700 majority The vote
ut present ttands: George. TSS. I1afi,J
AS, with RISKY hox 10 hrnr from giSiDs
Daniel a majority Of tgenty-cirht votcs
This Is Justice due 10 Ne Daniel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17
A THRIFTY FARMER.

A Johnson county man, living near
the Tarrant county line, brought IN u
load Of sweet POTATOES to Fort Worth
this week, which hostated were part Of
the product Of sixteen acres, yielding
a total Of 1900 bushela. He has already
received from them revenue Of VI, 200.
In addition TO his potato crop no raised
corn, oats, hny, etc. Thore is money
IN farming, II you only know how to
make it.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

remaining votes among the three can
didates will be a steady continuation
Of those reporting, the division viii
be about as follows:
Hogg, l72,500.
Clark, llG,500
Nugent, 10000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

Sweetwater. Nolan county, Tex, Nov;
tSprrini NOLAN county's official
vote il MS followsi 49, w..
President = Cleveland, III; Weaver
Governor-Hogg, 1G5; Nusent, l41;
= Com cSlnHnIgr Sg 2l9; Maltby, 149;
Stnte senator-Baldwin, (Dem) 10;
Beard. lP P) 40, M $50.
espnntiye-lIawkins. tDem) 2lbi
Bacat, u. P.l l33.
District judge, Uhirty-sec0nd dls'rltt-
Fisher ISL Kennedy. l31
The following county officers We're
elected All Democrats: County judge
T. II Beall: county attorney, IL. e.
Hord: Sheriff, ]. +. Newman trensu .l',,
]. Graham; assessor, Silns George, SUR
yeyor, II. A. Rayland; Inspector Lany
The Democrats of Roscoe, a thriving
Young town in this county, located ten
miles west of Sweetwater. had n grand
ioliiGeation Saturday night in honor OF
The grent national and state victory ana
invited Sweetwater mp 70 help paint ih!e
town. About forty Of Sweetwaters atl-
zens including the Sweetwater brass
hand. went uD. About 300 rounds were
6red and speeches were made by J. n;
Reall. III q. Hord aud j, h. hanus OF
Sweetwater and Mr.. Sanford Of hostoe =,
A big crowd was out ana the greh'cS'
enthusiasts manifested -
A number of Clark men were oul anu
helped swell the crowd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

st. Louis. Nay ~ The Missouri
Democrats at Music han here tonight
hODu strong with yice.ireaidonteuet Ste
yenson. as d guest ratified the election Of
November Sth 10 au enthuaastlc man
ner. General Stevenson made no speech.
The orators Of tho evening wore J q.
ris Mayor Naonnn, Congressman Owen
Scot, u Illinois; aud o. II. ZONES. edi-
Tor III the Republic who nude The prin.
cipal speech Of tho evening which was
sensational ~ that i practically rend the
New York Democracy out n tnnoht least
~ far ~ iis atemnr 10 dictate Demo
cratic policy and nominations were con-
onmod.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

Dallas. Tex. Nov. IL. -tSpeeiai. -
r. pow.ll WAS elected assistant city ",
torney by the council and thoss Nh'
got left say Tint 'ranmsny did !. 49,
Col. r r. Lawthef announce ,Y'p hss
III n.tition h circulation Nearly eFeI.
ablelbodied man IN the Saty Wsnts IN
Office. a.. x,r.,.,h q In the
city. Berry IL said 70 Dc Ai"As
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

Dallas, Tex, Nov. rs. lspeeiall Tho
Hugg Democratic clubs celebrated liza
election of Cleveland aud Hog lv n
big aud upr0arOus meeting at the rjtv
hull tonight Col Il, u. COwars nre-
sided, and on The platform were Sam
Klein, George G. Cole, Richard sloTvin
G. n. Gilbert, Mark FilisunR Il KIM
brough, H. y. Robertson and otlpr we'll
known supporters OF Governor Hong
Congressman Buck l6ilgore wns tho
principal speaker He invited tho RAM.
and file of the Clark men back int tbe
Democratic party. but pal his r,,snarts
TO George Clark. II. l.. Matlock mud ON.
era who had proved fecrennt 10 Inc
party of the people" He handled "tbs
dead" us he termed them without,
gloves. aud denounced as a most sense.
less and base fabrication the charce
that the Democrats OF Texas had rem
dated the platform adopted al Chicnpe
Buck heaped Goals Of fire upon tan
heads of Quincy. aud other leaders Of the
coalition and declared that the Demo.
cratic administration to be inuugurated
March 1. would remove all the coils the
people are kicking against He declared
for the free and unlimited coinage OF
silver and asserted that the pose De
mpcracy' which George CLARK. A. H.
lock. William Henderson and ~
~ ney are the custodians Of is Il
% 70, 'rticle
''I7l, W. A. Shaw, Richard Morgan.
SN, In. II. b. Robertson made
tiN, ST FIN ~ which were cheercd
to Jug N. Wo. supporters Of Judge
Clark ii' 80, % mpaign We're present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

Daingcrfeld, Tex, Nov. 1G.-CSpecial.)
Up 10 date returns from this county
are MS follows:
For nresideut-Cleyeland GA; Harri-
SOIL. Al; Weaver, 532; Ridwell >.
For govcrnor-Clnrk. III; H0gg. OOti
Nugent, 545; Prendergast, 1; Houston,
o. 80
For lieutenant governor Rogers lis;
Cranc.572; Martin. oil; Williams, |;
For attorney general-AlcDOwell, IL;
Culberson, 595: Davis, 53T; Gof.2.
For comptroler-Allen, ll3; McCall,
500; Mosley 536; Clayton,
For trcnsurer-Goree, III; Workman,
5S7; Durham. 53S; Damon,
For land commissioner-W Walsh, ll3i
McGnughey, 594; McCulloch, 53S; Tom
liuson, ..
For superintendent public instructions
Bickler III; Carlisle, 0SOi Chambers
537; Clark, ..
For Judges criminal court Of appeals,
Phelps. IS: Woods lO2; Simkins 5Sli
Davidson. $50 ,..
For court civil appeals Second district
h u. Tarlton. 0sG - u
For congress-FOuth district ID. H.
Culherson, O2S.
For state senator-kirst district-Bun
Whitaker. I0d. 80 ,,.,
For lpgislature-Fitth hotorlal dlstrio'
L. H. Rodgers, Nib, ~
For district judge-Fifth district--'I'
l.. Sheppard. I04, ,,,.,. u..., II
Glass. 604.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

Washington, Nov. 10. Chairman Car
of nc Republican national committee.
ieft Warrington this evening for his
home * Helena, Mont During the
nfiemoon Mr. Carter called on the pres
idOut, who oppressed 70 hlgl hir pefso-
ndmirable ninnufr Ia which The recent
eanipalxn lad been conducted b. Mr..
Cartcr and bis associates on The COM
fuitfee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

Mushnrt0n, Nov, 10 Since the olcc.
ton of cleveland leudng Democrats Of
tho district have been considering with
mun' or leas interest the proper method
Of appointing nl inaugural committee.
The fret definite mny in that direct
ton WAS taken at a mceiiug or confer
encc Of Democrats held nc the lbhitt
last evening, NJ. H. Morris presided aud
a statement was mndr by J L. Morris,
member OF the district national rnn.
mittcc. 10 the effect that after CONSUL.
intion with Senator German II had
been decided TO recommend tho plan
adopted eight wears ago when Clvyc.
landwas elected, To be- followed on this
occasion, This plan In snlstnncc Is the
selection by the national Democratic
committee OF fifty citizens Of the Dis
trioi Of Columbia 10 take chnrrO nf the
ceremonies outside the capitol. The
meeting last uieht prepared such u list
hruded by j. a. linrrett who presided
over the inaugural committee eight
ycnrs ago, and the lst wus sent to
Chairman Hnrrity Of tho national DEM
0oritic committee for his approval,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

Vernon. Tex. Nov. H. Special The
result III The late election as officially
declared is rs follows
For observation-disclosures ). hogg
meml $40: George Clark. ulein.l a,t'
Thomas /. Nugent fP PJ 2ofi D. NJ
Prendergast, Qprohi) y ,oa6.
Presidential electors Democratic ly ytg,
PEOPLES party, 256; Republican, llo'
Prohibition, 10. u
Cocifreli D.m1 1883. w. J. Alalty, ~
p.l 31f; A. q. Malloy. 1lep1 ll9.
STATE senator Twcnty-ninth dist'iet-,
ID. Il. Gass, Oen) 11l0; ]. kepedy' u
Rspresentative. 103d district $ X
Hodges. Den) 1917; = II. Lacy "
H1 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

Justices McClung and Reynolds were
made the recipients yesterday Of two
occasion Of their retiring from office.
Wilson Gregg, ON behalf Of the Fort
Worth bar made the presentation TO
Justice McClung, accompanying the act
with appropriate remarks Of esteem, TO
which the Judge responded fneiingly.
w ], Bailey did the same office In pre-
senting Justice Reynolds onne, who
also expressed his qualification ut this
testimonial OF esteem.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17
CITY NEWS.
New County Officials Getting
In Harness.
BONDS MADE AND APPROVED,


THE NEW COUNTY Oifl1ElNos
Most Of the county officials elected at
tho lato election have qualified, have
made their bonds and iaken possession
OF their Offices, though Of several OF most
important this is not true. viz: County
Clerk King, Assessor Harding and
sheriff Euliss.E
Jno. p. King, county clerk, VIII make
and file his bond for ,0l0to-day. The
deputies now at work viii be retained,
fot, a time at least. They are efficient
and there's no prospect for any marked
change inthis office.
Thomas b. Collins, county treasu-
rer, has filed his bond, which has been
approved by the commissioners court
Ii WIS for 81 100000 and he fgives as
sureties John @. Mccarthy, Martin
Casey c. j. Swasey Clay SandidRe, a.
w. Casweu, 7. r. Sandidge, n. w.
Ball, j. Q. Saudidge, |. Carb, Robert
Mozart, c. NJ. Crane and Chas. Schue-
Der. He If also required 10 give II $685.
01O bond as Gust, dian OF the school
fund, and on this az The same suretics.
j. r. Hoyenkamp. tax-collectpr, has
appointed as deputy, NJ, l.. Chambers
OF Fort Worth. MIR. Hoyenkamp's bond
Is for $40. 600 and was made by the
Fort Worth National Bank, or this,
sl25. 600 Is for the county, al, 2S2. y for
the state Of Texas and $4,000 for the
refuuding bonds issued about months
ago. This Is additional because there
IS a special tax levied for the interest
and sinking fund on these bonds.
Robert G.. johnson, county judge,
has qualified, taken the oath of Office;
and given II 5000 bond. with John +.
Swayne, W. j Bailey, K. M. VanZandt
and n. Harding as surctirs.
r. II. McNatt. district clerk. has
fled his bond for 5000, with A. Il,
Wooten, John M. Elliott aud H. J.
White a. sureties. He has not qualified.
His deputies will be Geo. Ward, Geo.
Acres, j, G. Brannon and John Kaizer.
Geo. Ward IL chief deputy.
County Attorney Gillespie retains as
assistant O. S. Latim0re;
Adam Euless. sheriff, has not quail
fed His bond has been liked by the
county commissioners court at $4,000
VIM. M. Rea Is chief deputy.
E.n0oh Harding, assessor, has not
qualified or filed his bond.
II. K. Wall, county commissioner,
40. precinct, qualified yesterday
several Of the precinct officers have
qualified
LADIES ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.
Owing to the Indictment weather
there has not been full attendance at
the two last regular meetings OF the
Associated Charities therefore each
aud every member is earnestly request
I'D to meetat the residence Of Mrs. ).
M. Adams, Taylor street on Tuesday
afternoon a. 8 o'clock sharp, provided
Il is not raining or blowing a nOrther-
We would like 10 have the monthly re-
ports Of the different wards at thai
time.
The winter has come he time Of or
hAHdssI work, and We mast So ready
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17
= IS 49, CLARK, Ioa47s.Nu.

= OIarKl IUA' 4I2;Nu-
& 20 ~ Iaelaae the vote o,.,
p ve ~ ii, f,,rendsreast, which
fsirh,s W. s2o rs. up 347.075. II
An ~, 900, as Is estima.
'< INV, about 5000 to
sllso y p III The assumption
'1s division Of these
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

Roy. G. O. Jones, OF Dallas, one Of
the leading pulpit orators Of tho South,
win give free lecture at tho First
Methodist church, corner Fourth and
Jones. Friday evening, Nov. 49, His
subject will be "Self Cllture, and will
be particularly interesting TO the
young people, though all are cordially
Invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

Topeka. Kan, Nov i0.--Ollirinl re-
tlrns from lerry Simpsons district gives
him l4DD majority Two years ago ho
WAS elected by 7t22. Il is now bclleyed
he will not he candidate for Houat0r
Lenders Of the fusion party fear thal u
new inan would hc dofcnted la the dis.
trict II hih seat IN congress was Ynrntcd
and spocinl election held. Mrs Lease
anys Jerry " Democrat straight ont,
aud the Peoples party aud ~ meme
hers don't seem 10 realize Il, AZ two
Democratic banqurts since the election
simpson appeared as an invited guest.
aud ~ his speeches he was credited
with the statement that the Democratic
party would now take The nlarr Of Tho
Peoples purity movement and carry on
the reforms inpuguruicd 10y H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

New York, Nov TO- Congressman
Breckenridge WIS seen to-day md eX-
pressed his views fuzzy on the hiuptiOn
~ cnnnot nee the need Of an eAtrn ses-
sion" he snid hut Of course hive 10th
lug to say about Tint II Clr,rlnnd does
not favor Il that settles the question,
Az 10 the tprin Legislation ! think the
party will 10 slowly and b. governed lV
wise c0unspls Drpcw and Reid SHY
they are In favor ~ giving The Demo.
Gratis chance u go ahead at once with
the reform Programme and ilint would
seem "a mem they would like 10 see
some tain legislation al the coming srs-
sion Of congress. Nothing would give me
greater satisfaction than 10 see the Hen-
nte take up the bills passed by thc ilousc
lhat winter md plit them through That
would NJ lcnst be the beginning and
sooner we hpgin The better"
Another view If tho case u taken by
Representative Wilson Of West Virginia,
chairman Of the last national Deinu-
critic convention, who, before lrnying
Washington to-day for New York, saidi
"rho true worth aud value Of the tariff
I'LL cannot be- tested IN short timp,
aud the irst effects appear sometimes 70
be- whit they are r1nlly nos, J think it
would hc niost iinnoliiic 70 place tue n'Ny
tariff blu before ilie romtfA iusi prpYiuus
to The election Of 1884, For this REASON
favor The extra ae iipn idea mud thiuk
the SCOOTER the proposed turin rhgnFcs
10 Into effect, better viii the financial re-
suit be for our party
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17
no NAE FRIEEDs % THE Y.MC.A.

TO THF FRIEEDS or THE Y.MC.A.
] wish to ask the kind Indulgence OF
the members az friends Of the associa-
tion for any Irregularities or ipatten-
tion that might have existed during my
few days illness. hope 10 be In my
place 70 day and will be- glad to welcome
ali visitors. J. G.. Reeves,
Gen. Sect'y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

contcnii oror the seuatorship In this
state VA sen allayed aud Edward Muir
ply has clear field.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

A party OF little ones gathered az the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs, Z. u. At
woods, 42i Evans street. TO celebrate
the seventh birthday OF their little
daughter Rector Those present were
Misses Pearl Byron, Ella Lingo, GUS
sic Marshall, Stella Moore, Mollie and
Annie Roundtree, Retter and May At
wood; Masters lrnie Roundtree.lohnnlc
Lutz, Johnnie Atwood, Walter Harold,
Walter and Willie Gable, Willie,
Johnnie and Albert Hart, Willie and
Clarence Marshall, Thomas Moore and
Buster Byron,
After pleasant games aud refresh
menls served the guests departed for
their homes, Wishing tho hostess many
happy returns Of the day.
AN IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT,
Drs. Adams 4 Thompson Of this city
have been appointed medical directors
and risk inspectors for the Equitable
life assurance company in Texas and
the Indian Territory, which gives them
absolute control over the appointment
and direction of 100 or 800 local medical
examiners, Besides being a high COM
pliment to the gentlemen appointed,
this Is hattering recognition OF Fort
Worth ns the medical headquarters for
the company In the southwest, az the
risks passed upon here will aggregate
more than 81, 000,0O0 year.