Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23

| ltAus CITIES Will snug WV va A'l' hhN'N
selections at a grand sacred concert by
Liberatis band aud quartette. She does
this so that parties from abroad can
visit the grounds in the afternoon, hear
her sing, and return to their homes on
the evening trains.
DALLAS, TEX, oct. 22.-[Special. +
| In point Of attendance this has been
the great day Of the fair. twas "Drum-
mcr5' Day" ana the boys came from all
points, among the number State Presi-
| dent John A. Stewart, State Secretary
| Nj. H. Armistead, National Secretary
| Louis II. LaBeaume OF st. Louis, Fifth
| National ics-President Eugene @.
Blake, Second National Vice-Presl-
| dent II. l.. Benson Of San An
tonic and state directors William IL.
| Pavson of San Antonio, Vern w. Jones
OF Houston, John j. Knight OF Dallas
| and c. Fittger of Galveston. Leon L.
Dick OF Columbus, Ohio; one Of the ma
| tional directors is also here. The
knights Of the grip gathered at odd
Fellows hall this morning at
8 O'Clock. Mayor w. G. Con-
ner and other silver-tongued
orators made felioitous speeches. a
lunch was enjoyed as well as a liberal
| supply of champagne. At 10 o'clock
| the entire crowd boarded the electric
cars and departed for the fair grounds,
where they passed the balance Of the
day viewing the sights.
DRuMMERs' DAY
was big success so far as the gentle
men themselves were concerned.
THE MUSIC.
Liboratis band and his famous quar-
tote attracted about $500 people to
music hail this morning. A splendid
| programme had been prepared and was
| rendered In q mastery style. To-
night I4lberati and Decca were the at
fractions. Tomorrow afternoon Nine
Dccca win sing at the matinee
aud Liberati's band and his quartette
will also bc heard. Tho low rates on
the railroads and the brilliant pro-
gramme for tomorrow, il is anticipated,
will attract thousands 10. the city.
DccCa has decided TO 90 into grand
opera again, and will appear In Chicago
IN the Auditorium December next, in
the lending role Of "Mignon.n She was
the leading star In Her Majesty's Opera
| Company in London some years ago,
but gave up the stage for concert work.
Nine. Dgcca telegraphed her accept
ance to-day Of the very generous offer
made her by leading manager Of
grand opera, and on the completion OF
her concert engagements, which
will take her to all the
leading cities as far cast as
New York and Boston, she will return
TO Chicago. In all probability this
will be her last appearance in Texas in
concert work.
THE OLD VETERANS.
Gen. w. L. Cabell informed THE GA.
zErTE correspondent to-day that 20, OOC
veterans will be in the city TO attend
the reunion aud visit the fair next Mon
day and Tuesday, The following is the
, amended programme.
! On the oath at music hall, fair
,, grounds, az 1890 a. m: Tho proceed.
ings Of the reunion will be opened by
Chaplnin-Goneral A. +. Smith with
, prayer Lieutenant.Genoral w. L.
i Cabell will Introduce tho speakers foI
the occasion,
Welcome address by Gen. L. S. Ross,
OF Texas.
Music
Grafton by Gen. John NJ. Harrell, Of
Arkansas,
Music.
Poem by Mrs. Dannelly, recited by
Col. Marshall, OF South Carolina.
Music.
On the 25th
Address by Rev. T. r. Markham, D.
D., Of Louisiana.
Music
Selection by Miss Forest Tucker, o.
Galveston.
Address by Governor Lowrey, Of
| Mississippi
Gen. Cabell says Oklahoms and the
Indian Territory will send large dele
cations and also, Arkansas, Louisiana
and Mississippi
The following committees are hereby
appointed 70 meet tho Confederate vet
Grams and other distinguished guests a
the various railroad depots and escor
them TO the headquarters OF the camp
Texas hnd Pacific railray Capt
H. N. Tucker Capt. ThOo. West
John J. Conroy, S. S. Kingsbury Cor
don Randall, j. S. MoCullar, a. j. Ball
Missouri, Kansas and Texas RAILWAY
+ Col. Joseph Record, j. Leopold, Capt
4 w. f. Morton, Thos. Salmons, j. l.
J, Thompson, j. T. Van Horn, Henry
d Smith, Sim Sigh. DR.. A. J. Stovall
Capt James Maroney.
' Houston and Texas Central railroad
w. ~ Chockley, Col, w, w. Lang, G
q w. Neyins, II, Losee, O. +, Bowser
9 Capt. ]. w. Tayloc w. ], Betterton
= Billie Smith.
santa Fe railroad Caboll, Henri,
y Lewis Thos. c. Bailey, h. NJ. Melton
!, j. r. Cummings, w. c. Skiles, JOSEPH
! Stewart, John Griffith.
. The citizens OF Dallas are called upol
TO throw open their homes and extend I
\ genuinet southern welcome 10 thes
s heroes OF the cause that was lost,
: JUDGE cLARk's DAY.
On Wednesday, October 20. Judg
George Clark, Democratic nominee 70
: governor and his associates on tn
ticket, together with thousands Of hi
supporters, will DO in the city
Charles p Henning informe
THE GAZETTE reporter tonight tina
i. the "Flambeau club, 300 strong willgiy
an exhibition at night and that Their
a Will be will be 10000 men in line,
Q The supporters OF Judge Clark in thi
county are determined 20 make the Dc
: monstration memorable one.
THE suRfNERS