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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21
N the QUEENS NAVY.



noutlne Ilfs on beard OF One Of ffor
MJesiy's aien-ot-war.
The Victoria disaster impressed upon the
pnbilc he tragic possibilities OF naval life
even IN times of peace. Certain prizes are
annually competed for by the various gun
cre,ys OF a r,an-oi-war. The target Is merely
n large canvas screen stretched upon spars
and set upright on sort Of raft. A line Is
l marked of By two buoys at a certain dis
/ lance and parallel to the target. All being
ready, the ship sieams along this line. the
fire" being sounded after she passes the
| first buoy and the cease fire. as she passes
! the second Afterward she steams back.
and 10 on, backward end forward, each gun
crew firing rs many shots as IL can in one
course. The prize is decided BY the highest
number OF hits.
Except In those few men-of-war In which
space allows Of a cabin being set apart for
q smoking room, yotaries Of the fragrant
weed are restricted both ~ to the time and
place OF Its consumption In coryettcs and
smaller ships the officers smoking place is
usually under the break Of the poop. In
the large class, having a main or battery
deck, II IS, as a rule, In the afterpart Of the
battery. Tho men either smoke In the fore
castle or In the forward part Of the battery.
The time set apart for smoking are general
iio'i, NON VI eD5us i.''i' p''e' ~, ~
nuen ny marin ilatIne ui 'sn1 80. 80. .o5
~, VI ne tl a. . "a,
NM AsIn Nun N''e' ''e''"s ''''
i,su's IL. Ill. 49,. .,.
Ohe night or IN some shIps Two week
Is usually fixed at the commencement OF
commission Tor the entertainment oil guests
81 dinner Gcnerally Thursday or FRIDAY
Is chosen. Then the wardroom or com
missioned onicers mess on board oil her
majesty battleships presents such scene
as TINS Inc serious part OF dinner Is over,
the wine has Just been passed round, ahd
the president rises IN MS place anu oilers
toast All drink the toast, while the band
stationed outside strikes up the national
anthem.
whether expected or not, the shrill pipe,
followed by stentorian CLEAR lower
deeE roared down the hatchway ~ once
produces sudden turmoil winch to an
outsider would certainly appear TO be con
fusion worse COMPOUNDED" But this is far
from being the case. Every man knows
hls station and makes for It instantly,
hence the rush anu chatter OF hundreds OF
iest Along tine decks and up thsladders as
olhcers ana men, seamen ana marines, IN
oDedleuee 70 tine summons hasten TO their
posts are tine most orderly business possible.
AL tall IN IN readiness Tor the evolution,
whether san ann out boats or the now
Just uyihg out up or down topgalldnt
ma'ts, once considered one OF the mos'
important eVolutlons on board man'ot-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21
LWH sponrING MOVES.

Samuel NJ is Informed thar 15S pounds
j. the 9mntenr Limit, and l5t the pro-
BNcholiz. the intercollegiate athlete,
VIII Represent the Philadelphia y. NJ
G 4, in the International championship
The. Atlanta Boat club viii be repre-
srlird Ia the Staten Island Athlete
clubs regatta on Labor day by Junior
cight-olred shel crew.
Tho Dgunilcss Rowing cub has enter
81 a senior tonr-oared shell crew In the
Scranton Press club regatta which takes
Place ON The nth inst.
Johnny Van Hecst. the Chicago
pngilist, lett yesterday for Nrw Orleans.
where no VIII go into training for his
night with Hugh Napier Of Australia.
:, HAIRY G. is informed that Tommy"
Ryan, who is matched To fight Billy"
smith before the Eldorado Athletic club
on me 18th Inst, has never been de-
SILLY" Smith. the Californian feather
weight who is matched IN fight George
Dixon for purse Of $1,000 next month.
morrow
Inc Amateur Athletic union has grant.
el lhe New Jersey Athletic club permits
SION 10 hold u carnival Of sports ON
ttaunf Jay. The program prepared hy
N,ive'Prcsl1cnt sullivan Includes blcy-
Gins athletics, baseball, Lacrosse. foot
ball and rowing
In addition TO the bout between Dix.
On ana Plimmer az Madison Square
Harden on the I'D inst. there will be
2, iourrounl contest between ,Jack"
HAN The llghl-wcight boxer OF Australia.
and joe Walcott. the "oolnrrd iran
man ms will be Har's first appear
once IN ring IN the East.
Another perfect day greeted the cronue,
PLAYERS. az tho national tournament II,
Norwich. Conn, yesterday mornins. The
most surprising game Of ihn day was
tlai between lI.year.oll Wllis Knerhf
81 Mattewan, ~ j.. aud Professer \
!, bishop Of Norwich. The brown.focej
Lad Ia kn.ckerhOckcrs secured the hals
aud ran OUT the game In twn snccos~ly.
Bishop got hardly wicket. mo enmc
Consumed hut hllf an hnur. President
strong Of New London brok ManreFs
c'ean record Of three vigtories III ID,
ieaiing him 70 stuhbarn contest Car.
mona beat Jacobs hofo-a tho latter Ina
made a wicket and Jacobs was Xxx
hrst to defeat Johnson
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21

One day when the expectation OF gold
was at Its height and the papers Of the land
were filled each day with the recorded
Hight OF eagles abroad, large two horse
truck drew up before the subtreasury in
Wall street.
Backing up to the curb, u number of ordi-
nary lnborers began carelessly to unload a
quantity Of reddish brown metal slabs with
which the vehicle was burdened Immedi-
ately u crowd gathered and watched the
progress OF the metal from the truck up the
alleywny which separates the subtreg,surv
from the United States assay Office
See those ingots of goldY' remarked n
down town merchant to friend In passing
The bullion must be coming our way y
said the Other, and the two men pauscd
with the crowd TO watch the Mborcrs n.
their work. Others Joined the tbroDg and
many were the comments regarding the IN.
tegrity OF humble workmen and the nros.
poctive value Of the load. 1t was eonsIdnr.
able, aud one statistlcian estimated that
there was at least 81, 600 coo worth of metal
openly Displayed on the street.
In no other c0untry,n said he "coul1
such u thing be done In England AMI tl,,
countries OF continental Europe. n ragifoen,
OF soldiers would DO ordered out 10 nrotec,.
so great value.p
The crowd listened to him spellbourd
and invariably thanked God that they ,yrrs
born IN free country and where there ,y,s
no show OF authority-all except a noi,oa'
man, who walking up to the thronu which
by TINT time must hnvennmbercd 100. said.
Come now, move along Don't hiort
beforefn ""rhihB
Ihe crowd moved away slowly. Those
VINO passed by the front Of the truck ma.
uneu tho words painted on tho dasbho,rJ
" 1rnaee Supplies All eloouenca III
been wasted. The metal was not coid Ir.
asaostaaee for a new liniug IN tbe Tn,rso,
Oh the assay oiiee. New York Herald
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& ROE.
315 HOUSTON ST
ODDS AND ENDS.

Some butterflies lay over 10000 eggs.
Use an oily cloth for busting the furni.
ture.
Stocking making machines were the work
OF Lee In l5sv.
The redwood of California has the quail.
lily OF being nearly flrcproof
In one summer the descendants of u sin.
gle fly will number 2,0sO,320.
OF 1000 deaths in Europe 10 are by VIC
lence; in the United States Al.
The Emperor Maximian was the son of a
peasant who had been slave.
The first railroad, three miles long, was
opened in 1928 at Quincy, Mass.
The average age at which women marry
In civilized countries is 25iG years.
Good company and good discourse arc the
very sinews OF virtue.-lzaak Walton.
Try camphor for carpet bugs or chloro-
form or bisulphide of carbon or naphtha.
line.
Fifty thousand ounces of rose essence are
exported from the Fayoum district OF Egypt
yearly.
The tomb of Mohammed Is covered with
diamonds, sapphires and rubies valued at
sl0,0OO,0OO.
Among the curious animals in Siam IL Il
species of cat which is without tail and
has blue eyes
If you were on the moon, the earth would
appear to be "a times larger than the sun
does to the residents of our globe,
In Moscow the winter cold is so intense
it freezes quicksilver, while the summer
temperature is MS high as that of Naples.
Thou oughtest to be nice, even to super.
stltion, in keeping thy promises, and there.
fore thou shouldst be equally cautious In
making them.-Fuller.
An international Cold Wave company
formed to bring icy blasts from the POLE
down to this region in summer time, Is re.
ported with capital of 5000, coo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21
Personal.

Mrs; =. A. Horun has gone 10 Iouls.
'lllf' ny, for o months visit
Mrs. J. W. Buchanan and little an,
returned yesterday from 81. iosepb'
who're they have becu speudiug the sum.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. H. Carrier came IN
from Houston last evculng. where tbey
have been for the past few months.
j, d.. Tlreldkeld Of Mineral Wells n,ss,l
thfough the city Saturday night, on his
way home from the great fair.
Rev. sam Small dropped into the ciiy
yesterday somewhat by accident ia
was enroute 10 Hillsboro, but on nconnt
oi The change 10 time ON the KATY. mi.s.
sd connection lie preached az the
Methodist church Ia the morning. and
'eit LOT liillsboro last evening.
Daniel Coedeil aud j. ID. Bnker. two
prominent citizens of Grnubury, were
IN the city yesterday.
! L; carloek has gone to Tcnness,.
pennis Wortham; The young md talent.
e. eh.or Of the sulphur Springs GaEette.
Mil Robertson Of sulphur Strings IA
III 'he ely en- ronte for Wcatherforl,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21

Tho limited nature Of tho human senses,
whereby we may tail to perceive an all per-
yading 'scc0nd universe has boon greatly
emphasized BY tho progress Of scicnco since
Isaac Taylor rcasousd from 1t in his "PhysI-
cal Theory Of Another Llfon half u century
ago. Improvement IN spcctroscopy and pho
Biography show that invisible rays extend as
far beyond tho violet end Of the spectrum as
the length Of the spectrum itself, and indeed
must continue until tho vibrations become
infinitely rapid and infinitely SMALL Some
Of these ultra rays can b made visible by in
to-poling u substance that lessons their re-
Tranquility.
Professor Stokes, tho phyaicist, found that
whom tubs filled with a colution OF quininc
sulpha;o was moved along the spectrum ION
arriving nearly at tho violet extremity o
ghostliile CLEAN Of pale blue light shot across
tho tub; it did not censo until the tube
had been moved far beyond the violet c;s-
trcnity OF the spectrum visible on tho
screen The wave lengths OF tho spectrum
sun rays have been measured, and We licr>
coiyc Only those that are from aboct ono
forty to one fixty thous.ldth OF an ZACH; TO
all others wo are blind. So OF sound; tho
human ear, practically, hears only those
sounds that como from forty 10 1000 vibra-
lions ot the air per second, though tho pos
siblc limit has been traced TO near ~, 900. tn,
microphoao reveals new range ofnotcg and
1t is conceivable that this instrument in CON
nectiOa with sympathetic and harmonic
vibrations, may bring down to audibility still
higher sources Of sound. II Is not a(Iirinnblo
that any construction OF mortal eye and car
could disclose the supcrnal; but It Is certain
that there Is very much visible thao we don't
know how to discern. The Forum.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21

GALVESTON. Tex. Aug. 2O.-tSpc-
lall-Atlania. Average. .; maximum.
s.. minimum, 80.
Anrus'a Average 10; maximum, 30;
minimum az
Chnrlcston-A Average. q: maximum. SIS:
minimum -; rainfall Is
HalNcston- Average, 20; maximum, O4;
minimum, a.; rainfall. 90.
%: minimum GS
Memphis. Average, 10; maximum, So;
minimum, o.
minimum, o.
=, Montgomery--Aycragc 3; maximum,
90; minimum. 90
New Orlenus-Average o: mnNimum.
81: minimum, GO
Sayunnah--Aycrlgc .; maximum, 90;
minimum, 40; rainfall, ~.
Nicksbnrg Average, q; maximum, 90;
minimum, rs
Wilmington--Ayoragc 10. maximum,
50: minimum, GS; rniufall. OI.
Means Maximum, SOS; minimum,
T3.l; rainfall. .OG
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21
rarAsunes.

rY,~.t..., rts.sh clouds environ round,
~ 80, 49, her lacs "a scoFu,
~ 49,. ~, ..ss,f ir,,si i,l COW;
Noni-lt bit la;A rs MORA
Have fsah. wssru'er Try bark e dr!scn'
Inv eaita's iis-i7i. The lrmPcst.s nliith. -
Know thi. Goiralcg the hosts Of heaven.
Tho inhahiaais q earth
Have lovci yoi love aloae for Que, ~
Bu. man. a. nan. Thy brother call, .s-.s.s.
And srstter. like thc e.fgi.ng sun, q -
Thy charities on al = 10.
Thus grave thcss iessoss on Thy SOUL
Hops, faith All love-ani thou shait Ind
stren,th ,rb,,s ICES rurrcs lercest roll.
Light vbsu thou else vert blind
-eN- N-ie- Schiller
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21

NV fUIk, Angilst 30 Tolinvin, 4.
: summary Of tho Ancrican agrisui,ulaiis,s
,ii, ,ttNlew OF tho eoilon crop sliun.
on fewer acres than last year. n. isrr.
~ larger breadth WAS planted INT IN.
nuNlN OF many plnuters 10 borrow uion.v
enoath 10 work the crop together ,,ith
nNuth. foods and worms aud the mn
eitattf iiiilclity OF getting money for
blfhing. comblne 70 seriously cnrtN M.
NJ, exceeding f.ool.OO bales, With farar.
snoe weather AMI very much less thatl n
ihseels AND the climate continue nufavara.
~ last year and nearly d 2 OsutsO haie ep,,,
II is.l' American Agrieultnrnlisis believe
w Wy. bieseni dizziness Ia American cottea
y =. ,ipItng " only temporary Tor ihrrs
~ aesAs rAihcf Than surplus % STA.
liir ann desirable goods. nud niiiA nre
~ Startling NJ 10 nh Orders with *.
,i.s,. lsvapeet " being crowded to supply
- e''Hs'he demand the ensuing six
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21

John Mcdonald Of Riverside Is not
the John Mcdonald who was engaged
10 the hEhi az Blue hole On saturday.
The Rock Island will open an uptown
Office today. II viii be- on Main street.
between Fourth and Fifth.
TIE electric car on the Riverside diyl.
sion Of the Arlington Helrhihs street
railway has been temporarily discon-
unnei on account Of the Rock Island
trains running into the Union depot.
Luke Shorts condition remain. BIo,t
Ne same, though IL Is eyidrnt 10 his
irlends that he Is slowly sinking. No
ono Is permitted TO see him, MOI even
MS most Intimate friends
NE Rock Island inauFuratpd its solid
Nesnnule train service frum Port Worth
20 Nhlcngo last night The train puIle,i
gers among them being Attorney Cams
and family.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21
THE "pLAcK BAND"
American Merchants Warned
Against a Gang of Dutch Swim
oilers,

NEW YORK. August 20.-The chief Of
police Of Amsterdam, Holland. has for
wurded to 81. Louis Nindmuller, New
York Importer, list Of seventy Ave nutch
druis. Of wh0m he warns the merchants 60
b,wure. They belong 10 the notorious
'Black hand" the story u whose opera
been uslng the Worlds fair particularly
as a medium FOR their swlndllng opera.
lions. having agents Ia Chicago who send
the names n exhibitors 10 The band IN
Holland. The victims iirst receive 4 pos
tai card asking for prices, catalogues, etc.,
and. IN due time an order follows. The
leiietheads are finely engraved. aud many
merchants have been duped 10 the past
Into selling goods to the Swlndlers.
Mr.. Windmuller says that he received
letters every day asking whether he knows
The Dutch firms asking Tor goods. aud
he thinks that American merchants should
be very careful about the people they deal
With over there. as the band operates uuder
over scyeniy.hve dfferent hrm names, with
numerous aliases.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21

Services at the tent last night were
of unusual interest. There was very
large crowd in attendance, probably the
lnrgcst yet Judge l.. y. Cooper was
again the speaker of the evening, choos'
ing as his subject. or text, part Of the
Both verse. of the eleventh chapter Of
John, which reads as follows;
Take Sc away the stone"
From this the speaker delivered an
earnest aud eloquent discourse. aud the
attention given was the closest. Profess
hor g. Chase presided at the organ.
aud Professor j. A. Gurley with the
cornet Great interest was manifested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21

Mr. Lincoln was much troubled when ho
learned tAat his sailor dragoon,n Gen. Nel-
son. had l,cou slot BY Gen. Davis in hotol
at Louisville Gen Nelson wal over six Zee.
ia height. WEIGHED over go pounds, and was
notoriously strong. while Gen. Davis was a
quiet little gentleman, who never troubled
any one
Senator Morton, with Cons. Nelson and
Davis wero converting together, when Nell
son became excited ard deliberately slapped
Davis in the right check. Davis and Morton
stepped back. and Morton gave Davis pis-
tol, Davis advanced toward Nelson, who
was leaning against the bar, loveled tho pistol
and cred AT tho puff Of the revolver Nelson
put his hand on his heart, and when tho by
standcr1 ran up they hcarl him say: "ria a
dcad man. Send for IN Episcopal clergy
man.
HIS friends carried him into little room
under tho stairs. They opened his clothes
and found noar tho heart littlo blue mark
about the size Of bucl.shot, and that was all
Tho wound had closed; no blood was run.
ming You would hardly notice that It was
wound. By good lucl; thcrc was an Episco-
pal Clergyman, man with whom Nelson
was intimate in the house, He was sent for
and came Immediately, and when he entered
tho room all others withdrew In about ten
minutes we were told that Nelson was dead.
Quito a number came running up ut tho
sound OF tho shot and among thcm q police
man, who arrested Davis. Davis went with
him quietly but upon Cen. Buell. being in
formed OF it he made demand upon tho
mayor for tho delivery Of Davis To hiIa,
which, after momentery hesitation, was
done. No notice was tal;un OF tho affair.
Everybody fcl; sorry that Nelson was killed,
but they understood that Davis could not 10
anything clio than what he did do lie had
been struck, and If he hadn't resented it ho
would have ben disgraocd and compelled to
leave tho army. lie could not resent it any
other way.-Bon' Pcrlcy toore in Boston
Budget
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21
BUSINESS.
WHAT THEY ASK.

? NEW YORK. Aug. 20. A conference
Of delegates from various trades unions
Of New York TO take action 0n exist.
ing conditions Of affairs In the labor
world aud devise means " assisting the
unemployed. ETC. was held this after
noon. Everything was orderly. Prrsi-
dent Gpmpers Of the Federation of La
bor made an address couusrling mOdcra-
ton RESOLUTIONS were passed asking
that pubic works be- started 10 give en-.
ployment. and that civil juctices refrain
from eyictons for uon-payment Of rent
during the crisis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21

Criticize tho public schools es We plaAsc, wo
are all Obliged to own, after investigation.
that they olfor TO every child WHO enters
them certain advantages which 40 mivato
wealth can buy In oT ciiios and largo
towns they nre, to bes.n with a. clean as Ito
decks and cabins OF nan " war. Every
child who entcu them learns so far IS the
school room influence goes, habits Of neat.
ness, method, deeorum and runctuaiity--
points OF training hardly 20 30 surpassed in
their importance, not only .Jr the mental,
but for tho moral nature When enter
such a school room, and emo upon fifty
little people marching in procession to or
from their seats obedicnt TO q wave Of a
finger from tho resolu;c youth or maiJen who
las them in charge, and whcn l reject that
all across q Continent, from the Atlantic to
tho Pacific, this same proccsa "a going on,
thcn that modest teachers work rises Into
subllmity, and seems ono among innmaeraLlo
shut;lcs that aro together weaving the vast
web Of now generation-'E W. H. Ia
Harpor's Bazaar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21
A BIG CROP or GRAPES
PROBABLE.

BUFFALO, n. Y. Aug. Colt Is cs.
umated that the yield Of grapes ia
southwestern New York this seusoI
VIII be nearly double that OF last yenr'
Ihis is due to nm increased acreage and
a heavier crop IGN usual Conservative
year an 1900 carloads. against 2t43
year ago. IL is believed that good prices
VIII be maintained. as the qualify Of
grapes is unusually good.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21
The "Gazetto" Mach


Is manufactured either Black Walnut Antique Oak at he
purchaser at the same price and with Machines
et Oh Attachments consisting OF Rufer Tucker four @
sorted widths Binder Brader Shirrng Blade Gutter m
hemer and Teller The accessories include Needles
"uge SIX boobins ono large and small Screw Driver one c
vi Can ed with OIL Instruction Wrench and M
are all included in the price named.
We oer to the public High-Arm Machine and Y
complete Set oil Attachments in the velvetned contre drawer
with the utmost confidence that will meet with popular ar
demand as it really is the style of machine
Seu oy inc people Bear in mind that the factory fully eqn
very best and latest improved machinery and that machines
made and OF frs-class workmanship
rms superb Machine is sold to Subscribers only s n
not Subscribers can got by paying years subscr
worth Semi-Weoky Gazette and sending us 500 additional
direct from the factory the subscribers the MACY
Sem-Weekly Gazette year.
Subscribers to the Daily can also have this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21

new plan for tho rescue OF shipwrocl:el
sailors, which 1t is thought In great i'm.
provcment on the inventions now cmploycl,
has been proposed to Secretary Whitney by
Rear Admiral Ammer. 1t consists Of ID
construction OF what Is called q balsa, or /.
float The rear admiral suggests the fellow
Ing method OF launching them; Tho head
sail shoald DO hoistcd so a. to bring tho wind
quarterly; oil bags would be thrown over
from each quarter. Tho railing at the stcrn
fitted for unshipplng would be let down aud
tho launching skids put In place and tho
bala carried aft by eight mon and lowered
with four on it. Then a rough car to 1T ia
tho skids would be loaded with the helpless
persons and lowered to the balsa, DO received
and placed, and the operation continued until
tho boat has her load, then she would be cast
ndrift, mike drag OF her mast and sail,
throw overheard her oil bag, md tho Same
operation would be repeated until every ono
was embarked Then they should fastcn to
each other in sections OF lvcs.n II, ualsa
consists OF two casks, upon which pluform
Il laid In tho casks nrc scutties FOR s'Nwlne.
provisions, a nuficicat number OF ttcm to
carry thousand people coull, in the pinion
OF the rear admiral, be carried ON a lerl,o
steamer without mcoavoniSuce.-Ch! Chicago
Times
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21

=, II Is said to cost $50, 900 year to keen s,
i'e'er's church at Rome In repair ~
- y now lust 100 years since Protestant
missionary work was begun in India.
ne pastor OF the Central II. e. church
r rs, Is to have as an assistant Mis- Msv
VIVA VIVA Patton OF Muscatine, la. who M
Theological school. Hl'efs''y
a. ArSShaoishop Farrar, In the "Review q,
the churches, takes a very ploor,v I'll =,
o. we future Of the English church nv
wnole cause Of the reformation. he dec,.rss
y kolns oy default through the rltnai,s,,s
innovatiana OF modern dsvs ''A''o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21

The meeting at the Door Of Hope
last night was we'll attended. and the
talk by Mr.. Sterling Richardson was
full OF spirit as wei las a strong appeal
10 the ungodly The experience meet
ing resulted IN about thlrty-ive testimo-
nics, Of lively religious experience
Brother Sloan will talk tonight. after
which there will be another experience
meeting Everybody is invited. Plenty
of Ice water aud fans.