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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

McCart's property to recover the debt
In his anjin,ii. on which the writ Of At
t,.hlnent was based. Mr.. Barron, acting
a. nrent for the loan company, alleged
mat Mr.. McCart had gone from me
stnte 10 avoid service 10y his creditors.
This allegation being denicd, the matter
,.as brought 10 the attention OF the
Grand imry. With The result stated.
MIR Mcijart was In Chicago when the
writ Of attachment was issued. " Is
mia that Mr.. Mozart few days be-
fore leaving informed the company Of
his intended departure; and. further, told
them that II the loan company contem,,
plated fling suit against him, he would
postpone his trip aud remain to accept
service MIR. McCart's trends say TIE
COMPANY denied any intention OF ming
sniN' wiereupon Mr.. Mozart left. .
IL Il further reported that Mr.; Mozart
ON Inc oath instant, while in Chicago; r.
reiyed letter from the company winch
fact, they say, establishes cOnelnsYely
fhat Ma whereabouts were known
Further. II Il said Mr.. Barron was told.
before he ywore To the affidavit. that the
allegations were untrue and incapable Oh
being substantiated.
An indictment was also found against
another gentleman, but ut present ne
Gazette Is not at liberty TO mention tue
nhtne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

The opera house was last night the
scene Of spiritualisto manifestations by
Professor Slade. and the audience was
the largest since The Houston Post cuu-
pon entertainment
ON account of suffering from an at
tack of the grip Professor Slude was
evidently laborinE under difficulties, but
nevertheless the exhibition was OF high
order. and was so greatly beyond the
expectations ~ those who attended. ~
not only 10 prove satisfactory. but IL
excited feelings of wonder In every be-
holder.
The professor requested that q commit
tee of citizens consent TO take places
on the stage aud thus Judge whether
the manifestations were the result Of
tricks OF jugglery or otherwise, and
Nlessrs H. + Brinck. Ben KAN, w. II.
Crane aud II Prince responded; aud
they no less than those favored with II
more distant view We're unable 10 dis
Germ anything like legerdemain In The
performance.
Many Of the manifestations are diff
fcrcnt from anything ever seen here be-
fore, and In the last, the table tipping
scene. the force was eXerted 80 strongly
as not only 10 move hut TO break the
table Taken altogether the exhibition
was very line--a wonderful performance.
and No better pleased audience has been
seen in llouston
A small admission fee will bc charged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
nc Moplsrs.

Royal ermino comes back for special
favor this season.
The Princess May oorsage is used by
many modiutes this season for dressy aft
ernoon and evening toilets,
underskirt fringep, frilcd sleeves tunics
and killed dress skirts appear among fen
lures OF the newest autumn gowns.
Changeablo hcnBaiinos arc in several new
effects, ono being the gloce bcngalina
lance, which shows a bright figure that
seems mere lancelike point,
Among now fur capes moderately high
shoulder effects still appear, but some ct
the newest and most recherche models have
perfectly fat shoulders, but very full fiaring
cape collars or pointed collarettos
Ombre satin snrah, shading through
many handsome tints ~ used this season
for aerpentine hlouses with velvet collar
and cufs, and for fancy Innings to capes,
Jackets and tabled dress trimmings.
Black MORE, which never goes wholly
ont OF fashion abroad. Ia used as u comb.
nation fabric on many netgowns, and wide
watered ribbon is used for ruchcA and col
larcttea In vandyku shape, edged with Iet
drops and spangles.
The new winter wraps are quite as dash
ing In style as they were last year. Flaring
collars, Tapping shoulder frllls, rampant
collnrettcs, spreading royers and large
baggy alceyes-these are the chief oharae-
teristics Of the new onpes aud Jackets.
Velvet and satin are popular accessories
for autumn gowns. Shaded striped henga-
lines and moires are used for pulled sleeves
and reyers, and very effective trimmings
for rich gowns arc formed OF open work silk
passementeries laid over cream white or
colored silk.-New York Evening Post.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
TAe oRIrlo.

Mas Edna Iiyall Is at work upon new
novel OF Irish rural life, having paid visit
TO Ireland to give Il local color.
Rider Haggard began life az a harrlSter.
but after his hit with king Solomonia
Mines" became briehcss-from choice, OF
course.
William black became n journalist some
three years before he wrote his first novel,
which brought him prominently into no.
tice. Previous 70 entering journalism IL IA
said that his ambition was TO become an
artist.
Mrs. Henry Woods EAST Lynnen IS In
hotwo hundred and seventy fifth thousand,
and her "Channingsn Is in It's ono hun.
dredth thousand Her other books taper
down the list nom the sixtieth thouAand to
nothing less than 1000.
]. M, Barrie, the famous short story
writer, novelist and playwright, after tax.
ing his NJ. A. degree ut Edinburgh In 1852,
bccanne . iouruAliat, and his brilliant arti,
cles ON Scottiah life and mannera iirst
brought him into notice.
Mr.. Burne-Jones. tho English artist. 3,
engaged upon the interesting task OF paint
ing portrait Of Mr.. Gladstone's youngest
granddaughter, Dorothy Drew. This littl,
blue eyed maiden Of years 10 said to ~
nemble the grandfather startlingly.
One Of the deepest regrets Of Ibsen |.
that he dnes not speak Engliah. and there
fore feels that II Is useless for him 70 visl,
England or America. "What interest,
and fascinstcs me- he said recently, III
the heart q tho people. To get nc that on,
must understand tho language OF the cnun
try"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
WEEKLY STATEMENT.


The following Il the average actual
surolmrnt. Attendance and tardiness Of
me DIV schools of Fort Worth. Texas,
for th,, week ending Friday, Sept. 20,
1901.
Second strect-E Enrolment, 303: absent,
&; mryiy, U: per cent VI attendance, "a
per cent tardv, 90
uclknnp strnet -Enrollmeut 25T. an.
sent. y; tnrdy. o; Der cent Of attpndanee.
81. per cent iurdy, 90.
t,ay street -Enrolment 100. absent, 4:
tark ,; per cent OF attendance, O7;
prr cent tardy. Oi,
TEXAS street Enrolment. a2t: absent.
s. tarly. u. Dor cent OF attendance. py.
per cent tariy. 10.
Missouri nyenue- Enrolment. nBt, nb-
sent. 3; tarly. o. per cent OF attendance,
p9; per sent tarly. On.
Rrpndwaly- Bnnonment. $40, nbsent.
8; hrily. b; pcr cent OF attendance. 9S;
per cent tariy. %.
Magnolia avenue Enrolment. l35; nb.
sent. 1. tardv %. ner cont 81 attend.
ance. 81, per ,pnt tarliy. 90
Bacon lEnrolllnsnt, az. absent.
p. tnrly. o.. Der cent of Attendance OI /,
per cent tardy, 90.
The Home Enrolment. II. absent. 1:
tardy. o, pcr cent of sttendnnre. 90. DER
cent tnrdy, 90
Ninth street ENROLMENT, 8OI; absent.
rs tnniv. u, nor r.tt AZ aftand,nrr nj
Der cent tar,ly. 90
High sch,ul ENROLMENT, $50; absent.
~; thNly, >: Dor c,.ut Of attendance. VI
per cent tnrtly, %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
rHg CATERER.

Sugar, milk and cream should Any
passed TO guests.
Cheese which feels soft betVe,1, y X
gers is richest md best and shoar
In u box in q cool, dry place.
A soup plate should always n. :
than the capacity Of the bowl -
is half an inch below the brini.
Cooking meat at a high and 10 '~ &
perature develops n richer and ~ Il g.
favor. So, when it is posslble' " = ~
brown the meat before adding =
TO IL. *.
Ice for the table is put inc ~
glass bowl, placed on platter g I, 81
to protect the cloth. The pieess !, ~
size of an egg will last longer - ,.,.IsI
nut size. Ice bowl and water
left on the table through the me-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
CORRIDOR TALK.

"ot course you've heard of Boss Shep-
ard, said a gentleman yesterday at the
Pickwick. You know he got the so.
brquet Boss by ruling Washington City
with a rod of iron and needing no law,
save that of his own arbitrary will. 1t
was during the Grant regime and Shep-
ards name was frequently linked to
many of the scandalous stories OF which
that era was so prolific but this IL
all history, and you know all about 1t
doubtless. But let me observe that If
Shepard did cost the people great deal
of money he made Washington the
beautiful city that 1t is, and then I'll tell
You something about him that everyone
don't know, Wen. Shepard is down In
Mexico. Yes, he's got big mine there.
Making pile, too. Its way down in
the interior. north of east TO nowhere.
rs very crude, rough, raw country.
but the same proiligacy in the expendi-
ture of money und the indomitablc will
which combined to make him famous IN
This country are serving to transform his
rude surroundings into q SeQuestered par.
adisc. Aes, sir; Shepard's lavish In the
expenditure of money, Indeed il is pas
sion with him. No fancy that his fertile
brain can give birth 10 is too extfayn.
giant to be accomplished. The old adobe
huts. which he found there, have been
ennihilaied and In their place stand inn.
posing and splendid PALACES. rich through
out with every luxury that man has con
ccayed for the comfort Of man. 10
give yon an idea of what lengths be will
SO 10 to satisfy his desires IN cite an
act Of his You know down In the int,-
rsor of Mexico all trailic Is on thr hacks
OF mules, which laboriously weud thsis
way over mountain paths. down into deep
canyons up over the cragyed peaks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
THE JuRlsT.
Justice Hornblower will adorn VI
preme bench. Boston Globe.

Justice Hornblower will adorn "
preme bench. Boston Globe.
The new justice, Mr.. Hornblovsi
made O career at the bar which ss.,s
prove the truth of the saying thn
iiveiudeeds, not years, "-Philsdelpn''
ord.
Although he is yet early IN tIe Y.
Justice Hornblower has achieved =
nent reputation among his bretnfs,n I,
bar and is regarded as thorougpp =
lawyer. Boston Herald.
MIR. Hornblower will beamong theis,
est men who have been given sesn =
supreme bench, but he won q pis -,
ton and a large income at the ~ !,
still much younger. No one WI !, W ",
his fitness for the place.-fn''AS't
Press.
1t is a good appointment. M < Z
blower. although only - years o. Y
one Of the younger leaders OF sn ~,
this city and enjoys a large ana W "
practive. He is with one exec ~. "
youngest man ever apprentice y
preme bench. York Triouns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
wooDMEN OF TUE WORLD.

The Woodneu OF the World meet in
regular session Thursday night, with a
very fair attendance. The members are
notified thai after October the camp
VIII meet at I;3O p. m. sharp.
association, with membership of about
100, composed of some of the best citi-
zens of Fort Worth Its officers are: pr.
y. 7. Brown, con. commander; o. h.
Jordan, clerk; j. f. Luther banker; w.
H. Lennon, ndto. lieutenant: Wan. Jack
son, Waterman; l., r. Meadows. esror, /;
~; Z, Nnnningham. sentry, and u. II.
nett, managers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

voice; Clear the sidewalk, gentle
They did aud the stars" Of the u
nance retired TO whore cooling
are dispensed,
a prominent attorney, during
versation with a reporter, said yeSiei
u believe that the legal professol
ally profits 10y the existence Of hnst
depression In the country. aud ID !
opinion such a time Is to the hg.
what an epidemic Is TO the phyS4i
Men will bring suit more quickly ID,
prosperous times simply because =
need the money that Is due then
man that owes the money oficaline
not in Il position TO pay, and ere
he is, will fight to the hittef end ano v
every means in his powet 70 pOslp
payment, In times Of general piosps
the creditor is not so anxious 10 y.
and the debtor is in a better poslln'a
pay, and If he is not, the men WI .
times out of hen, compromise tne ~
without the assistance of lawya
hard times the first thought u 81.
and debtor Is to employ attorneA'
there you are
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
THE II. V. BURNS CASE.

The special committee appointed, 70
investigate the alleged official misconduct
Of City Secretary Burns We're in session
nearly all OF yesterday aud last night
concluded the sitting The sessions We're
secret, aud as the members are very
rehcpnt. nothing authentic eau be learned.
However, II "a sud by men who have
been giving close attention to The matter
that The committee has gone much fur.
cher into the charges than the grand
Jury did. They hnve examined many
What will he the report Of the com.
nittee no one knows. though several
unfonnded reports are current The fact
IL. Il Ia hardly probable a report hls
been determined on yet. aud y u possible
the committee will not bnllot before Tues
day.
though the taking Of testimony Is
ended, the committee may not hear other
Witnesses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

The Junior Order United American
Mechanics held a regular meeting Thurs
day night at rheir hall, corner of Min
and Fourteenth streets. At this meeting
the following new officers were elected
L. n. Jhmison, councillor; j. A. Hide
braud ! yic,-comeltr; ~, NJ. Mullins.
post councillor National Organizer Col
Inns Is expected to Visit this city some
unR during the winter Mr.. Collins
will spend some time In the state in
the Interests OF the order.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
A rnRlunY cHAneN.

A.. o. Barron wis arrested late yeateriay
afternoon ON an Indictment changing
him vita perjury. Mr. Barron gave bond
shortly after his arcs, and was released.
The CHARGE against Mr. Isarron Is hat
Re knowingly swore falsely that Robert
Mozart Of this city bad dl.aplears,l for
tor debt
ar. Barron y agent Of Tho International
Loan anu Trust company ~ Knns1,
Stly, Mo. Mr.. Mozart WAS hold by ~
loan company on debt, and tsa com.
Ran5 S~orc vut an attachment on Mr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
SECRET SOCIETIES..
KNIGHTS or LABOR.

Local assembly. Knights Of Labor. No
2232, viii hold their regular weekly meet
Ing Wednesday evening. the Huh inst,
at their hall. 10i Houston street Al
visiting brothers are cordially invited to
meet with them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

Jack Owens and Wyoming Bil." two
negroes, had a dispute in the acre last
night AS TO whether Mr.. Owens passcdn
MIR Owens ayered that he "sebened"
and Wyoming Blll' was quite positive
that Mr.. Owens 'crapaed.' The result
was that MIR. Owens and Wyoming
BIZ had a heated discussion and ivy.
oming Bill' questioned Mr.. Owens We
racity aud iinpugued his honor. This
made Mr.. Owens exceedingly angry and
he attempted to aycnge the insult by
shooting wyoming BillN full Of holes.
Bal fed presipitately, lodging all bullets
and there was general exodus mon,
me dive, When Officers Garrett and
2 o'clock this morninF had NOS been
captured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

Farmers Alliance. No. 1850, will hold
their regular meeting Thursday evening,
the 9th inst. at their hall. l0i Houston
street Al visiting brothers are cordially
requested to meet with them. The
quarterly meeting Of the County Alliance
whl meet the second Friday in this
month at their hall. l0l Houston street,
Thep will be- business of Importance TO
come up, and all members are requested
To l,. present
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

Alma Lodge meets Friday might In
knights Of Pythias building Third and
Main streets. No business OF Importance
was transacted at its last meeting. Alma
lodge No, lO0 are contemplating intro
ducing some changes in their way Of
running their meetings which viii add
strength and instruction, also TO deyel-
cieties.
Spring Palace lodge in increasing and
day night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

The little too is disappearing from the
human foot. At recent medting OF the
French Academy Of Science il was demon
atrated that in the last two centuries the
average size Of the toe has decreased so
much that instead Of three joints IL has
most frequently only two, and that in ad-
ditlon the nerves aud muscles that control
II are becoming useless
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
swmoHInN,s MuruAL A1p.

The Swl,chmen's Mutual Aid associa-
ton, No, 30. Will hold their regular meet
ing next Sunday afternoon ut the Odd
Fellows hall. corner Fourteenth and
Houston streets AL visiting brothers
are corslinlly Inyitel 20 meet with lhem.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

The Catholic Knights Of American meet
to-day at IL O'Clock at Hibernian Hall on
rhrGckmorton street. This lodge was or
ganiRed several years ago and has q
membership of fifty. The lodge holds Its
regular meetings the first Sunday In each
month Inc officers Of the lodge are;
]. ]. Mullane, president; 10. @. Orrick,
Aecretary; Gus Schorb, treasurer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

Evergreen lodge. No. 81. Brotherhood
of Railway Trniumen. will hold their
next regular mering on Monday evening,
the OH inst, at the Odd Fellows hall,
corner Of Fourteenth aud Houston
streets. All visiting brothers are cor
daily requested to meet with them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
spIRITIrALISrIC 1NTERPRlgIA-
ZION OF PHYSICAL PHENoN-
ENA.

This, Sunday night, Oct. l, az treeh-
has been creating such furore. IN New
York and Chicago through his spirit
ualIstic manifestations, VIII make ms
first appearance In this city. The i9l-
lowing strong endorsement il from the
Houston Post 0f Monday lasti
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
rAlNTNlis, uN1nN-

The Painters Union No. IS. will hold
their regular netting AZ the X. of H. hall
1O4 Houston street. Tuesday evening, the
are cordially invited 10 meet with them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
b. OF L. ENGINEERs.

Lodge No. 1877, Brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Engineers, will hold their regular
meeting Friday night, the 9th Inst at the
II. of l.. dremans hall on South RusK
street. All visiting brothers are cordial
Is invited to meet with them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

Trinity lodge. No. lO0. Brotherhood OF
Locomotive liremen, will hold their
regular meeting Wednesday evening. thu
ith Inst. AZ their avn hall on South
Rusk street. All visiting brother tire
men are renncslel 10 meet with them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
cARpnNrENs ANp IolNERs.

United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joincrs Of America, No. 2TI, will hold
their regular meeting "Wednesday night,
the 18th inst. at the Odd Fellows hail.
corner of Fourteenth aud Houston
streets. All visiting members are re-
quesJcl 10 meet with them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
IN THE CITY.
LAST NIGHTS FIRE.

A dwelling at the corner Of First and
Throckmorton streets. owned by James
Oils, caught fire about 4 o'clock last
nighf The flames were extinNiished 80
quickly that only about $50 damage was
done Until few hours before the
fire was discovered the houe was oc-
cnpied by A. Walters. He moved out
early in the eveiug, leaving lamp on
dresser. Tho fire. 1t Is thought, origin
ated from the lamp, as the dresser on
which il was lifting was almost consumed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

A Continental note bearing the date Of
TIE year lTI9 Is claimed to De Ia The pos
SESSION Of J. \. Carter Of Athens, Ca.
The blll has been IN the Carter family
for over CENTURY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
STATIONARY ENGINEERS.

The local lodge Of the National Asso-
oiaiiou Of Stationary Engineers will hold
their regular meeting next Wednesday
night at yhe hall corner Fifth and Main
stfeets. 4 full attendance Is desired.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

The kernehec river " said TO pour a
greater Volume Of water lnto the sea tAan
any other river on the Atlantic or gulf
dpA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

The real discoyerer Of zoe
Continent is said 20 be neither 'I
nor Left Ericsson, but 1.,.t
Biarni. a Norwegian, he NJ
coasS Vi Nova Scotia, A. y, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

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