Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02
ANOTHER PLUM
a Munificent Gift TO the Fort
Worth University.
H. 8. CHAMBERLAIN THE DONOR
English Capital Coming 10 America, conse-
quent on cleveland's ElsciIon-The Cham
berlin Company Pleased With lis
Forl Worth Investment

The stay Of Col. H. H. Chamborlin In
Fort Worth was very brief, lnsting but
the pnrt Of one dny. but he staid long
enough to get full and comprehensive
knowledge OF the improvements making
IN the Arlington Heights property, and
to give most substantial evidence Of
his faith not only In his Investment here
hut IN the future OF Fort Worth. the
donation Of n telescope and observatory
that will rcprescnt. finished. at the very
least S5O,OOO Investment though II is
u kindly, thoughtful useful gift whose
value no one prctends TO gauge by a
money measure,
In talking about the future Of the
United States and Texas. taking the
recent general election as theme. Mr..
Chamherlin said the election Of Mr..
Cleveland had inspired English capital
lists and investors with much better
feeling towards the United States. be
cnuse, they argued. Il was ar exchange
Of the selfish non-progressve ideas of
protection for the enlightened progress
lon and liberalism Of the tnrlif rcfOrlncrs
or frce-traders.
Texas was sure to benefit by this senti-
mcnt, for in England il was regarded us
II state of great possibilities almost u
virgin field for the investor, plncc Of
great opportunities. and with moderately
liberal or conservative legislation Texas
would get her fnir shnrc Of the general
benefit.
that Of the first city Of the state aud
this end can the more quickly BE- attained
by mn agreement among the CitzCnA
tlat they nrc nll equally Interested In The
welfare aud DEVELOPMENT of tho clty and
Tint 1t Is the duty Of all TO subordinate
personal or selfish ends 10 the general
good This community Of interests IL
necessary TO success.
He Is very wrll pleased with his in |
ycstmcnt here and he regards Arlington |
Heights ny the grcntest suburb in the |
United Stntcs While their snes have |
not been as large M he had hoped they |
might he. he X snnglinc aud fully mp |
proves the improvements made, making |
aud projected. For il Is fact that adj.
diiuual improvements of tho Heights are
60 Ice made, particularly In the way Of
additional building extension of water
mains, ccCtric lights aud 30 on
Fort Worth w on the upward grndc,
and their Investments share In this good
There H. no prospect, nor does any lover
Of the city or the state want To see amy
prospect, for n boom, but In the way of
solid improvement that shall be- perma-
ncnt the prospects are most excellent.
This Development in the line Of healthy
growth he thinks " due partly to the
superior climate Of Texas, aud this will
naturally induce an immigration IN the
lunhhllule IN preference 10 Tue ulrnk !
aud cold northwest, The settling Of the
Panhandle means m additional cause
Of benefit TO this city, and az the pOpuln-
ton grows dense there It will help this
city onward 10 It's ultimate eud OF un-
rivalled superiority IN Texas.
Mr.. Chaml erln IN thoroughly well
pleased with the local official manage
mcnt Of the company, mud this means
that General Munger THllnnt and Sec
rcntnry Winthrop will remain here at
work There We're some idle street nj
nors lately that Mr., Tullant would leave
Fort Worth,hut this is all ended now, for
II Mr. Chqmhcru, who IL ~ largely
Interested, Is 80 well pleased with the
Chnnberln Investment cnmpnny's prop
critics here, aud endorses 20 cordially the
management of the PROPERTY, Mr. Tai I
liant has every cause Tor Aatisfaction and
none for dissatisfaction. j
This Il the first visit Mr., Chimhcrlin ,
has paid Arlington Heights for two years.
mud he y specially pleased with the
hotel, which he saw for the first time
"Wednesday. llc knows of investments
10 he mudr hero for tho general good {
Of the city aud departs well plenacd Z
with Fort Worth and the Arlington !
Heights His orders are TO go ahead
aud in no wise let down In progress. \
A MuNIFICENr GIFT.
In Fort Worth there has existed for [
q
until Of late, when It has gone lorw rd q
WIN Wlnt strides from a mere schjul 4
Dr small college 10 the dignity OF n T.
w NerIiE Much, ur even most, Of ihis :
progression lilH come since Dr. lfishar Y
pmc here from Denver aud ASSUMED =
'outrnl. The nrmc of the school wna i
changed nud with the chnugc of nam, /
anlnu u Change Of mrthpdH aud the Fnr /
Worth University began To deserve the
i0mr OF university, that il, II sahnll # !
'rglnal r~rHrch, whore all brnnchrs Of \
are taught. T.
MI II. II CMmbrrlin, Of the Chim- j
leih0 iuvcs;nlcnt company, ma nlwlys /.
WINGED a lively interest In tho work of y
his school, uul this interest ia, grrutly Y
'nlnnc ri since Dr. und Mrs. d, l..
'lshrr oh Charge Of tho work. Yes. :,
eihy Mr. thnmhcrlin gave very anb. Z
'tinlihl rNideup0 1T Ills interest IN ihc Y
Z iNrfsiu. IN Dr. Fishers work aid In q
FORT Worth hy making donation cf ,
! completely equipped ustrunomlpti nls !;
.erv y, " 70 ,hc Fort Worth University AZ
i VIII hc located nc the II lights. and ~ /
ne t"l'scol'y " . Birch objective a y
MOI rate estitiHte If The cost h S5O OOn q
" Win this 20 many other instrttnents u
W ut precision niW all nnrdtul In en
,hservut ny whcrn Il Is vxn,,.,j
- given. -" vt ii
The building will he erected AZ s,b. \
iniiial maicrinl aud after tho l1fcst Z
lhd most approved modern STYLE cn 4
lilirgt'n Heights. where n the n,i6st 4,
4 the clenr and brilliant ntmosntnr N
md In n location Whosn nltittl,,' II - y l.