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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01
PERSONAL.

~ G. Hill, a prominent banker q
Comonchc' was Ia the city vest rday.
Colonel r., b. Carver, the Ilunriuth.
cattleman, is in the city.
J. w. Spencer loft yesterday for Tul-
lahoma, Tenn, TO bring back his fam
lily.
George Abbott, OF San Angelo, Ia In
the city enroute TO the Indian Terri
tory,
w. w. Dyer, cattloman from
Goodnight, is registered at the Pick
wick.
Col j.. A. Huffman returned ycstcr-
to-day from months vacation spent on
the coast,
Miss Daunio baltimore. Of Milford. Is
visiting the family Of w. l., Malone on
Peach street.
Judge WIN. Searcy Of Brennan Is In
Fort Worth for the Clark Democratic
uonsulta ton to-day.
j. V. Lewrlght returned 10 Fort
Worth yesterday from a professional
visit 70 St. Louis.
Rom Graham, the well known Fort
Worth cattle and real estate man, Is on
"a business trip 10 Decatur.
Jadgc Woods, nominee for Judge OF
the criminal court OF appeals ON the
Clark ticket, is at the Pictwick.
Mrs. Winfield aud Miss Georgia
Scott came In from Weathorford last
evening and arc at the Pickwick.
A, n Atwater Of the Evahs-Suydcr-
3hel Company, commission merchants,
of 81 Louis, Chicago and Kansas City,
Ia IN the city,
George Merton, Of Bastrop county;
j, ID. Quinn, Of Comal'cOunty; w. Poin-
deNt9r' OF johnson county, all members
OF the Clark Democratic executive com
mlttee, are In the city for meeting OF
the committee to-day.
h. IL. Collins, who has has returned
FROM Chicago. says II has not entered
into the mlnd Of any one TO conceive OF
the grandeur and beauty Of the plans
for the Worlds fair at Chicago unless
one has been there.
Mrs. ]. Walter ST. Clair returned
from Stophenville, Tex, last Tuesday
where she has been spending the past
three weeks Waiting her parents and
friends, Mr., st. Glars two sisters
Misses Mollle aud OGDEN, ACCOMPANIED
her home.
Mr., T, b. Daniels, the well.known
real estate man, is hack from an az.
tended trip through the southern
states He is better pleased than ever
with Fort Worth aud Texas, ana savs
thero will DO an unprecedented rush of
people TO this state In the coming
TALL,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01
AT wAsurSoroN.
Tho Arrival Of the Morayin At New York
the Topic uf Conversation.

Tho Arrival Of the MnrHyiR at New York
the ropto Of Conversation.
WAs!IfNGTuN, Aug. 3l.-Tho arrival
OF the steamer M0myla at Now
York from Hamburg to-day after
having twonty.two deaths on board
from oholoin, was atho fruitful
topic Of discussion among the officials
uf the government charged with guard.
Ing the national health, Whom shown
the dispatch Assistant Secretary Spaul-
ding said II showed how necessary and
timely were quarantine precautions
tnlten
Speaking Of tho suggestion that con.
gross be called to enact u law suspend.
Ing immigration, Spaulding said the
suspension ui immigration would mato-
rally dorronso tho danger threatening,
though H. would be possible for cholera
10 got horo even then.
Both Secretary Foster and DIR. Wy
man feol that everything possible has
boon done by the authorities 10 meet
any contingency that may arise and
10 draw tho Gordon Of quarantine
as tight az tho occasion may demand.
They AFRO fully alive 10 the situation,
aud Secretary Fostor tonight said he
could 500 nothing further ~ be done 10
prevent tho invasion OF the
disease. lilo "a eDnlldant, no says, that
tho state quarantine boards have been
most ussiduuus aud win continue so, and
80 long us tho government Is satisfied
tho state work thorough and complete
In all respects, the state officers will not
be lntorlurpd with.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

CHICAGO, Liz, Aug. 3l.--First race,
fiye-eiahth milo. Lizzie u won,
Artistic second, lzell third, Time, 1872.
Second raco, one and one-sixteonth
milo. BrookwoOa won, Torrent second,
Roy - third. Time, 1901.
Third race, three-iOurth mile. Sill
via won, Pioneer second, Jake Allen
third. Time, l:ls
Fourth race, one mile. Fannie g
won, Engareta second, Glouoid third.
Time, l:4li.
Fifth race, thrce-iourths mile. Ex-
clusion won, Cluse second, Westoyer
third.
Sixth race, throe-iourth mile, Wood
ford won, Harry Askew second, May
Blossom third. Time, ll7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

u. A. Walker. Of the Fort Worth In
stallment company has returned from
New York and Chicago, where he has
purchased full line Of the latest styles
Of furniture and complete line Of
household goods.
The first consignment Of hogs for the
Fort Worth Packing Company arrived
Yesterday from Marietta, l. II. The
force OF men will bsincreased gradually
till by the end Of September The pl nj
will again DO In full blast.
Tho young people u the Efondway
Presbyterian church viii give q de-
lightiui entertainment at the church
tonight. Refreshments served In tho
open air on the lawn adjoining tho
church. The public cordially invited.
About fifty young colored men met at
"Poaco's" hall last night 70 organize q
Young Republican club II. ]. Terrell
was elected temporary chairman and u.
Houston, IT,, temporary secretary. FOR
ty.nyo names were enrolled. The next
meeting will be held on the 18th vt the
same place.
The meeting at the Tabernacle last
night, conducted by Revs. Airheart
and Kirby, was great success. Sew
eral conversions were made and u num-
hrr asked for prayers. The singing is
good and every body Is Invited to come
aud take part in these services Inc
meeting VIII continue u "eck UT
more
ON Thursday, Sept. LIST, the young
ladies on the South Side Will give an
loo cream social at the residence OF
c. W. Phillips corner Louisiana ave-
nue and South Tucker street, for the
benefit OF Miss Laura Ponder, who Is q
candidate In the GAZETTE contest to
attend the Columbian Exposition
The entertainment to be given by
Waldon's Texas business college, Sep
tcmber 9th, at their beautiful rooms in
the Board Of Trade building, will be
one OF the most delightful features OF
tho season. The programme is q very
attractive one. Music, Rotations ad-
dresses and general good time will bo
the order Of the evening.
Manager McCloskey went 10 Houston
last night 10 got the uniforms and bats
Of the late Houston club transferred to
Fort Worth. The Dallas and Fort
Worth clubs play Saturday at the Jeu-
uing5 avenue baseball park Mon are
at work putting the grounds In good
order and rs the teams are evenly
matched good games may dc expected.
40, Erslant and Miss Babette Wind
holm were united in the holy estate of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

SHOULD BE HUNG.
The Captain Of the Moravia
Brings Cholera
INTO THE UNITED STATES.
Il Made lIs Appearance One Day After Leay-
Ing Hamburg.
Ind rwsnly.Two Deaths Occurred on Inc yoy.
aaO-T. Dewitt TalmaBo on loard--Tho
Plague on tho Increase In Rus
sla-M Other Points.
INTO THE UNITED STATES.
CHOLERA nrAcnrs AMERICA


= HANNNANA fhNNNNfH ~ WV hNfh "ANh
Nomber ct g asses
NEW YoRK, Aug. 3l.-Aslntic chol-
cru reached the port Of Now York ON
tho steamer Moigyla to-day. Twenty
two dCuths occurred during the passage
on The oceans, two patlouts, both adults,
arc recovering tho discaso on board
Although she arrived last night
M0Ayih was not scut from the upper 10
tho lower quarantine with yellow dag
Tying until almost noon to-day. She
Is now there and with pusHongCrs who
viii not be relpased rom the oygl Of tho
health authorities until every known
means are employed 10 stamp out the
dreaded plague.
Or. Jenl,ina Is hopeful that no may
b. able To keep cholera away from tho
city Of Now York llc hus ordered
tho transfer OF the MOravln's passengers
10 Hoffman Island and win mike a
personal examination OF the disease,
aud viii also confer with tho health Of
ficcre OF this city and consider why's
and nouns 10 keep II from entering THO
city.
More vessels win arrlyo from Ham
burg this Wook and II is probable thub
further dcnths will be reported aud
cnacs Ia tboir worst form, n rs oonccd.
cd, may arrive within the ncxt fow
days. Tho situntion is very serious.
Unless all immigration from tho infect
ed ports Is stopped II Ia not believed
this country IS safe, and II is be-
loved now that this step win DO
taken. Aug. 18th tho MorayiA
Rolled from Hamburg mud on the fol-
lowing day cholera broke out and the
FIRST death took pluGe Within 20
hours. The dHcaso spread rapidly
among tho 2G8 passengers There wore
no cabin passengers, children suffered
most and by Aug. 20 tho number III
deaths reached IL total Of twenty-five.
OF those two were RlulH and twenty
wore children. ThUy suffered much
nnd their deaths wgro peculiar 10
cholera.
The death list 10 nude up Of thirteen
Polund0r3, three natives Of llofao, one
native OF Austria and i've OF nruBsia.
They woro all buried OF sea-
~ present thOru ure three cnsoa Of
monsles and two women arc recovering
from alight uttac6s Of cholera.
Tho eutiro steerugu COMES from In
'cctgd districts and Tonight Dr.. jon
GlnH Ia anxious over tho outcome. The
NnlHyln arrived ut 10 o'clock lust might
luJ strange tu say Notwithstanding tho
InuIbl9 records uf deaths ON hOr Vuynre
ID. captain passed tlruugh Sandy Hook,
Hlowor hay aud through u iloOtu steam
OIln and unuhuredoi Boarding Snuun.
uOy1l Hoyowl hundred iuotnorth of tho
luet within about oighl mils OF tile
luttury ANA There dropped her unchor
No word was scnt nahoro nll night,
lor did any of tho quarantine officers
l9l1fd her. N was curly this morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

New YORK, Aug. 3l.-Stoerage pas
sengcrs Of the steamers, Circassla and
Ycsendam wero transferred 10 Hoffman
Island to-day where they were bathed
and their clothing dlsinfcctcd. They
will return 10 the vessel "a soon MS pos
aiblc. The ship, Frcssland, will bo al
lowed 20 proceed to tho dock with both
sailors aud STORAGE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

and waa at once quarantined. The
crew left Hamburg just tho day after
breaking out Of cholera at that place.
There Is no sickness on tho vessel, but
hcr passengers will be given baths and
dlsinfectants.
There are 1888 bales Of rags from Ham
burg on board tho CromOna. These
rags will b. landed and burned, an or
der IN Che council having passed lately
iorbiddlng Importation Of such refuse
into Canada from ports infected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

which wdi Run Aod Tret Durias the
VAS CircnIL
Special to tho Gateito,
TAYLOR, TAX, August Sl.-Among
the many fine horscs both running and
trotiing stock Of Williamson county,
tho following stables have left TAYLOR
TO take In tho circuit OF inirs and races,
beginning at Bolton on September d
and winding up at Dallas ON November
|, and Including the fairs and races at
TeNarkano, Brentwood ami other
points.
J. A. Bywator's stable Of ton hotses
which left for Bolton to-day includes
thoiollowing fine stock
Robert Bonner, Jr,,n by Vanderbilt
the property Of r. b. Humphrey, Of
Taylor.
"Gyo wondor,p by Little Wonder.
owned by Ed A. Robertson, OF TAYLOR.
Leopard Bob by Little Wonder,
owned by II, bland, Of Taylor,
king by Mambrina Ienlth, owned
by Jack Steele, OF Georgetown,
ed Antony breeding unknown,
the property OF A. p. Clark, OF Bart
Lookout Chlef,n by Lookout al.
leiaN and "lonen by Lookout Chief aud
Bright Hope by Hespcran, all the
property OF Black and Bywators OF ray-
=, 100 Hildoths stable In charge Of L.
Ne9on ltrainorl left yesterday Tor Bel.
u9n with tho following nno pedigreed
Allee' by MoCurtis' Hamhleton ian,
owned BY l.. Z. Black Of Taylor
way loXA By Ajax HambletoniRn,
owned BY Il, Bland q TAYLOR.
'eaaeha," by Reville. owned hy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

LONDON, Aug, 3l.-The infection
continues to spread slowly but surely.
Two deaths from Asiatic cholera arc
reported to-day at Isllngton, northern
suburb Of London. The clothing OF tho
victims and their bedding have been
burned. At st. Pancras, In the north
ern part Of the city, furnace has been
erected for the burning Of tho clothing
Of cholera victims and stations have
been established for tho Gisintectlon OF
household elIeotR
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 3l.-The
official cholera returns show since the
last report there has boon 0,l4i new
cases and 2,7ii deaths In Russia. In
ST. Petersburg yesterday 1855 now cases
were reported aud nity.ono deaths
from the disease. These figures show
u decrease in one case and an increase
Of ten deaths IA compared with the re-
turns OF Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

TEHERAN, Aug 3l-Cholera In the
city at present has apparently run its
course aud the epldcmio Is now decroas-
ing. Deaths from tho disease yostor-
day amounted 10 200 This Is high
mortality but II is u decrease Of 600
compared with deaths reported for tho
Uust ten daVs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

Charles Hogue, o. Taylor.
"Alblno, by Almont Sentinel, owned
by Lon Tobln, Of Austin
These are tho best stables Of horses
that ever loft Taylor, and no doubt viii
return with honOrs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

UTICA, N. ", Augral. Ex-senator
Warner Miller received Tonight the
following, dated Now York;
Hon, Warner Willor Tho alarm
about and tho danger of tho Introduction
Of cholera has made n necessary IN
abandon for the present my trip 10 tho
north and go Tonight TO Washington
10 be- sure that no official prooaution Is
omitted to protect the pooplo against
the threatening ncuurgo
liENJAMIN HAIR GsON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

ST, PETERSBURG. Aug, 81 Cholera
seons 70 bo steadily on the increase In
ST. Petersburg, Tho Official statistics
show that mortality from cholera has
hoou the greatest In the Caucasus
and country OF the Don. Up TO tho
22ud OF August tho total number OF
deaths throughout tho Russian Empire
was given 20 DO iOi,Osj, but owing To
the known incomplotonoss OF tho ofiicial
statistics tho reat number may safely
be rcokOned az high as 1850, 900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01
The Truthful
: Test

!, requires no learned experts
o. scientific experiments to
Establish tho fact that Or.
PAGES DELICIOUS ftAyoaiSD Ex.
1NlcIS are not only the strong.
ns bu, positively the sweet
cat snd most delicate fruit
sayotA II housewives viii
Havas q cake, puddisg, GUS
tsrd OF cream With pr. Prices
Rnras, ~ Vanilla. Lsmoa or
orsuge, sad a spsllss guam
uiy gives o more natural and
grateful tagte than can be i'm.
pa';edby any other Extracts,
70 il no. en- ipeontessable
proof % neiF greater excel
leaaee In every caoe where
alr- prics's Slayors are used
tncy glvs r-.-~e. sasstaciioa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

Music, elocution, addresses aud a con.
oral good time will be the order Of me
evening september 9th az Waden's
Texas business college entertainment
Board Of Trade building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

indefinite time being obliged 10 land
on the island daily for inspection and
baths.
a now source Of danger from cholera
has been discDyorod by the health au-
thoritios which may render tho pros
ont quarantine arrangements In
encctual. Tho danger Hes In tho
fact that the passeugersof tho steamers
arriving here, cat food and drank water
tal,on aboard at foreign ports, both Of
which win likely be Infected with
germs Of the disease. Undor such cir
cumstances quarantine here two or
three days wil,be sufficient safeguard,
The matter ~ now being discussed by
tho board Of health and some action
will probably be determined upon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

Fret lewis Gillespie, tho we'll known
ssloeuti9nisi, will give some Of Ills de.
hshuul recltations at Waldon's Texas
business college enteriainmant. Board
S traae building, September 9th.
pout fail TO hear him. 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

some OF tho best singers OF the city
VIII iako part in the entertainment To
pc given AZ Waidens Texas business
Sollege, Board Of Trade building Tues.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01
THE NEW YoElS wonLD's soHEME.
The oily Edltor Arrested for Attempting
10 Hoard tho Moravia


Ia Hoard tho Moravia
NEW YoRK, Aug. 3l.--The city odi-
tor Of Tho World and II star Of World
reporters chartered a tug and at
tempted TO board the Morayia In lower
bay They we're intercepted, however,
aud placed under arrest after leaving the
tug aud coming ON 10 the board Of health
officers boat, by Dr. Tulmage. They
were taken before tho health oiiicor
who discharged them with repre-
maud Tho health officer will In future
arrest aud punish all unauthorized
persons found going alongside tho yes
Bols Ia quarantine. Dr. Jenkins Will
mako a thorough investigation to-mor-
row ~ to tho CAUSE Of deaths on board
the Murayia,
Dr. Jenkins denies cmphatically the
report that no pronounced the sickness
on board the Morayia Aslntic cholorH.
Fun report will be given cut to-mor-
row afternoon,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

A steamer Arrived from Hamburg and
viii he nisiafeetsd

QUEBEC, Aug. al German steamer,
Cromona, Captain Meycrdierk, from
Hamburg Avg. rs, via, Antwerp Aug,
10 SERVED ~ lrosso Islo to-day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Avg. 3l.-In the
second game between Waco and Gal
weston the home team were again vie
torious by a score Of II to 9, The AZ
tendance was slim, as people are rap
idly losing all interest In tho game.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-02-04
Lamps to Your Feet

Faith Is tho Chrlstlan Aght.r "
Work begun for God never stops.
Sorrow is Gods cure for selfishness.
Gods harvests sometimes ripons
quickly.
Whatever we owe to man belongs to
God. 4
God always has place for happy
people. B.
The devils husks Fever make any
thing fat =
The devil hates to have to look at
himself. Il ..C H.
To-day is ours. To morrow belongs
to God. ...t,
The safest place during battle is at
the front.
Full salvation is not salvation that
Is full of self.
TO become wise is to find out how
little you know.
Philosophy lights no candle in the
night Of death.
TO know God is to be made acquaint-
ed with yourself. ,. ! l., g..
Wherever the Christ life is, there. will
be the Christ fruit.
An unknown God can be feared but
he cannot be loved. 3" .'
Self conceit is rope that the devil
never lets go of.
No man treats Christ we'll who treats
his preacher badly.
The real King does not shrink from
the crown of thorns.
Before Christ could get to us God had
to send US mothers.
The trial that you bear patiently is
the one that helps you.
Look to Jesus, and you will be very
apt to travel the way you look.
Suffering is a chariot drawn by
horses whose faces are toward Heaven.
When we wrestle with god we are
only helping him to overcome US.
Seeking happiness simply to have it
is a very bad kind Of selfshness. 80
When life IS the darkest. it is the
time to remember that God is love.
Work undertaken for God i'm the
wrong spirit always helps the devil.
We believe in Christ, because we see
Him in the lives Of those we love.
You must take hold of your brothers
hand or you canliot walk. with Goa.
A principle is something that We
ought to be willing to live and die for.
The man who can rejoice IN the
midst of his trials can rel ice every:
where.
If 1t were not for hunger some men
would never do an honest days work
If you loye your enemies you can
depend upon 1t that the devil hates you.
The real meaning Of work done on
earth for God is only known in Heav.
en-.
,s.. s... 4. 4 n, .3;,. "a. q;
God is never surprised at anything
that men do but the devil often is.
Man must have more than the world
before he can get any real good out OF
it.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-02-04

house, plenty of fruit, n continuous flowing
fountain ut the door. Retired from he high
way, one half mile from the town; grand
summer resort. aud for poultry business the
facilities are nnequalcd, Price $4,000.
No. l7.-Atwo story frame double dwell
ling house in Mechanicstown, Property in
excellent repair. Stable, we'll &c. Price ST.
500. .t...t :. .! ..3ao.
No. l6.--A fine mill property and 1G!
acres o. land Ia an excellent locality ana
never falling stream Local trade excellent.
Terms easy. Price $4,000.
For further particulars gardng the a.
hove. or any property desired, address,
The North End Rea|EstateAgency,
Mechanlcstrwn, Md, or Emnitsbnrg, Nd.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-02-04
Electrical Notes.

An aectric light plant will be install
ed at the Rlleish On. c. State Insane
Asylum.
An electric light plant Will be estab
lished at Augusta, ILL.,, at an est mated
cost Of $4,000.
An electric light plant is to be Ell ectcd
at the Gosport Navy Yard, Portsmouth
Va, by the Thomson Houston Compa.
ny.
The Electric Light and Power Com
pany, Of Troy, Pa, has been incorpora
ted with IL capital stock of $4,000.
The Fairbury (Neb) Electric Light
and Power Company, with a capital
stock Of $4,000, has been Incorporated.
1t Is stated that the West End Raj
way Company. of Charleston, S. c.,
contemplates putting in an electric
light plant.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-02-04

Happiness grows at oar own fresides
and is not to be picked up IN strangers
.trdens.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-02-04

a drummer in Grand Rapids mer.
chants store Was making some inqul-
res about his business.
You run the establishment alone |
notice. he began. IT,
Yep
Any body IN wrh you &
Yep
HIS name doesn't appear on your
sign
'Nope.' ....-.. ...... ..... 49,.
All A silent lmrtner'?'
Not much Its my wife
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-02-04

a constant friend is thing rare and
hard to find.
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