The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-01
ALL OVER TOWN.

r,rm today hunting up delinquents.
,f you have bargains and want the
anIe to know, put the matter in
THE News.
The dsy force of the police depart.
nsnt change places with the night
force today.
marriage license has been issued
:, The county clerk to Jim Smith and
Miss Della Taylor.
The Stenographers Association of
Waco will hold their regular weekly
meeting tomorrow night.
Kellum's billiard hall is preparing
10 move to No. l25 South Fitch street,
I.tely occupied by the 10 He Penny
store.
Rev. r. II. Mold, of Fort Worth,
sil conduct prayer meeting at the
Presbyterian church tonight. Every
body invited to attend.
The board Of health will meet to-
night at the city hall. No meeting
was held last month, owing to the
sOt the chairman was unable to secure
,ouorum.
The New McClelland hotel will be
opened up the latter part of this week
! suder the management OF Mr. f. 7.
Villains, and will be run on the
lsopean plan.
III the mayors court this morning,
DE case of Richard Rose aud Shock
Sslly, charged with fighting together,
vas finally disposed of. Rose was
iued So 90 and Nally was acquitted.
The case Of Tcm Wilson, charged
with assault and battery has been on
lnal in Justice Gallag hers court all
day, the jury having failed to agree
upon verdict, aud are still deliber-
ating.
A large and sppreciative audience
assembled at the Synagogue last
evening to hear Rabbi Chapman, Of
dallas, on "B'nai Blith." The lecture
proved exceptionally interesting and
Instructive.
The Waco Commercial Club met
last night in the committee room of
the city hall. Only few being
uresent no business was transacted,
and the club adjourned, subject to
the call of the president.
On Monday night last, near Rosen-.
III, Mr.. II. y. Harris had destroyed
! fire, his barn, nine head of horses,
years. supply of feed, buggy and lot
bff farm tools, aggregating a loss OF
%, 600 with no insurance.
Mr.. Nicely, who has been quite sick
for some days in his room up stairs on
the corner OF Second and Franklin
streets; was removed to the CITY hos
p,al today where he can receive eve.
' ~ attention and be restored to health.
The Waco Medical Association met
asst night and held al interesting dis.
eussion on "Labor-Normal and Alb.
normal" These meetings are inter.
esting, instructive and scientific, and
result in much benefit to the pro-
lession.
Yesterday afternoon the team be-
longing to Ed. Strauss took fright at
The Cotton Belt depot and ran up
Mary street to Sixth street, where the
horses parted, one on each side of a
telephone pole, and smashed the
wagon to pieces.
The city authorities have con-
demned the heavy cornice on the
buildings of the McClelland estate
'iom 400 to +l6, Austin street. To
Gay the workmen are removing the
bad work, to replace it with other
more safe and ornate.
The secretary Of the board of health
was kicking this morning, and says
he will have to comply with the law,
and file complaints against each and
VERY physician in the city who fails
mreport the births and deaths occur
ing In his practice unless they come
up better
" The enterprising firm of j. Hansel
wood, Shoe and Clothing company
a'Ve had printed on their envelopes
N addition to the firm trade mark, q
s'ge cut Of Waco.'s artesian wells as
specific for all chronic diseases,