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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
WEATHER AND CROPS.
Weekly Report Of the Texas Bureau-The
Late Freeze and High Winds Do
Much Damage.

Galvcaton, Tex. Jan. 5.--(SpaoiaI -
The weekly weather and crop bulletin
of the Texas weather service was issued
tonight for the week ending Jan 4, 1898.
II Is as follows.
There has been excessive rainfall over
the eastern portions Of North and Cen
trail Texas and over East Texas during
the past week. Roads are reported mud
dy and almost impossible over the north
crn portion Of East Texas and the east
eru portion of North Texas.
Sunshine has been above the average
over the coast district and Southeast
Texas, and about or below the average
over other portions Of the state. There
has been no work done on firms owing
to wet, cold weather.
Temperature was below the average
over the entire state during the fore
part OF the week and about the average
the latter portion.
An cotton remaining in the fields was
badly damaged by late ruins, and owing
10 muddy roads, very little Rus been
marketed.
With the exception OF Tarrant county,
where crops are reported injured, no
damage waa done TO wheat and oats Ivy
the late freeze, but all garden stuff was
Killed Corn In the field was blown dawn
by high winds and damaged by heavy
rains.
TEMPERATURE AND pAINrALL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06

boy yell and II he would master that
he would raise the average Eastem audi-
cnce ont Of its seat The idea that
member OF the Texas legislature hnds it
necessary 70 20 "well hceled' Is rather
amusing 10 people in this section 81 the
state. Mr. Viewers conception ~ the
character Is clever. u viewed from the
authors standpoiui, and all through is
= good picce Of dramatic work.
Miss Stella Bonifacc. who comes from
n family who have long been famous for
their work on the stage has the very
trying role Of Lady Sarah Annerly. Her
strongest scene Is probably The one IN the
third act with Charlie Enrol. 'hongh
from this tiwe on 20 the end Of the play
the situations are trying ones.
Miss Georgia Murray Bushy VIII be- a
fnvorite with Texans for the very clever
work she does as Ida Potter, bringing
out IN strong relief the spirit Of the Tex
rs girl. she has n pleasing stage pr, 81
ence and q grateful role 70 aid her.
The play and the company combined
form n strong attraction. II win be re-.
peated 40 the matinee this afternoon aud
again this evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06

what John l.. Sullivan owes His Mother.
In looking for the original source Of
John l. Sullivan's remarkable physical
power we must asoribe IL 20 happy COM
bination and balance Of the several tenn
perameuts Inherited from his ancestry,
near and remote, and the motor apparatus
Inherited from bis mother This is ap-
parent In the shape Of the hips and thighs,
the lines OF the shoulders and chest and 10
the ankles and wrists,
All men, though the product Of two be-
ings ARE born OF women, but that q wom'
an, usuallv considered the weaker yesael
physlcrn- mould be 80 able to impress
her 81 - Nth the strong points Of her
own pas "a as 70 enable him 10 meet all
comefs m d Vcst Of skin, strength and en-
dnranco for term Of Is dozen years Is, %
my mind. the most valuable lesson Of this
mans life
II tho women Of the land can learn from
this mans physical asyelopment how po'
tent the influence OF The mother ID ia fash
ioning and transmitting not only the re-
fined and delicate parts Of her organism'
but also the Drawn and sinvw that con-
auers both opponents and environments
and snstains the race, John H. Sullivan
viii have served 20 illustrate a very i'm
portant fact ID A. Sargent IN Now YorR
Herald
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
THE CITY LOCAL NEWS.
THREE VEHICLES INVOLVED IN
ONE RUNAWAY YESTERDAY.
A Public insiaIlaiioa-A Lecture Tonight BY
Bishop Key on Missionary Work In Japan,
and a Batch Of hlinor Local liens
A I1YELY RuNAWAY.

Yesterday afternoon at 2;20 o'clock
partly broken horse driven 10y Mr.. Little,
htched TO road-cart, became frightened
ON Main street. near Second. and ran
on. The cart collided with a groeery de-
livery wagon about the middle of the
block, and the cart was smashed. The
horse hitched to the delivery wagon start
ed on an independent runaway, but, hRm-
pered by the hitching weight, was easily
caught at Third and Main just as he
turned into Third.
The other horse, freed from the road
cart. went down Main street at quar-
ter-strgtch gait. aud opposite Edwards.
below Third. came Ia collision with n
horse and buggy driven 10y w. l.. Gard
ner and his fricnd Ia Rail were thrown
ner And his frienda. Ed RAN were thrown
out the buggy almost reduced to q kin.
diing-wood condition, aud the original
cause Of all the trouble ran on down the
street Messrs. Gardner aud Rail were
both slightly hurt, bruised and skinned
lin various places. The broken buggies
were loaded on express wagons and haul
Cd away
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
THE THEATER.

When A. c. Guuter wrote his novel.
"Mr Potter Of Texas" he chose a
type OF man that existed largely IN the
imagination, but has rs counter
part 70 some extent IN the class lac thOse
10 represent. That the average Texan
Is as uncouth as Sampson Potter, even
though raised on the frontier Is not a
fact In some respects the character
Is exaggerated and Ia others Il 70 weak
The play az Greenwnll's last night was
a Naturalization Of Guuter's nOYh The
plot Of the novel Is followed as closely as
decentralization will permit ard there ~
no strainirg after effect that n 20 char
acteristic OF many dramatizatiOns os
popular works. or course the lheine As
the same as IN the book. and the dual
love stories are cleyeTly worked up Tie
FIRST act IS rather wearisome and ono Is
apt 20 conceive a dislike for the play,
bOt the interest grows as each suceeed-
ing scene Is developed and is probably
the strongest ia the third act. though
tits interest Is maintained until the fail
OF the curtain
The role Of Sampsonl Potter Is In the
hands Of Hcpry Weaver, Jr., no gives
a very pleasing reading, though q lit-
tie more extended acquaintance with the
genuine Texan would be of infinite SCR
vice 90 him M carrying the role IN the
future. For instance be cOuld possibly
learn lesson or two ID giving the COW
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
MRS. CHAMRJ2Rs, President,
THE COURTS.

Yesterday was a very quiet day in the
courts.
In the county court the case Of the state
w. Lige Modelling, charged with theft
was decided. and he gets sentence Of
sixty days on the county: VIII Coleman
was acquitted on a charge Of theft. and
J. b. Townsend, against whom were six
charges Of selling. loquor 20 minors, was
acquitted.
No new suits were filed IN either Of the
district courts yesterday or the day be-
fore. very unusual occurrence.
The case Of Whit. Dryden, et A.. vs..
the Fort Worth Real ESTATE company IL
still on trial before Judge Greene la the
Forty-eigAth district court.
AZ the jail yesterday the new arrivals
were Lige lleddliuK tcol), for theft:
Albert Catchpole, assault, and Roy and
Brown Brady. vags
Sheriff r. ID. Shaw Of Fannin county
left the city with a man named John
Polk Of Jacksboro, who Is wanted FOR Tor
gerry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
CATTLE CHATTER.

II. NJ. Catlett o well known cowman
of Colorado City. was In the city yestcr-
day. en- route home from his old abiding
place, ST. Joseph. Mo.
Ben Hackett came in yesterday from
a trip 10 Tennessee. On his way home
he visited the national stockyards at
East st. Louis.
Joe Miller Of Winfield. Kan, was in
Fort Worth yesterday on business
j. NJ. Williams of Colorado City Is IN
town. He says cattle are wintering In
splendid shape In his locality
Reports from New Mexico show that
the cowman Is having a hard time OF
Il In that territory and that he Is much
worse Of in many respects than his
Texas ncighbors.
W, II. Waggoner and wife Of Decatur
were In the city yesterday on their way
10 Dallas.
Captain r. Il. lizard the Henrietta
cattlsgnnn arrived In the city yesterday
having just returned from the b. J. II.
Charles COppinger Is back 20 headQuar-
ters after visit 20 his Scuuy county
ranch
John Loyelady hns shipped 200 and
3-year-Old streers 20 this city and they
viii probably be fntteued here.
l.. W, Krate. the Texus representative
Of the National stockyards az East ST.
Louis Is in the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
4 pI - AFFAIR-

Knights OF ohor hall was we'll filed
lastPvcnlng hy an appscciativc audience,
composed 81 members of Fort Worth
lodge No. 81. Railway Employees
Fraterual Benevolent association,
the occasion hcing public iu-
sinllati0n of officers aud musical
rendered. The installation exercises prov
cd very Interesting and those present,
who were not members Of the order, re-
cciyed much valuable information CON.
corning It's objects aud aims, Each mum.
Der oi the program was exceptionally we'll
rendered. aud those taking part deserve
great credit AZ ladics are admitted 10
membership In this order, there is little
doubt these social meetings will prove
more numerous In the future md win
have great effect IN increasing the mem.
bcrship aud interest Ina the work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
MATTERs MASONIC.

lodso NJ i4S kncient Free and Accer ~
ed Mnsons, change was made ia the
bylaws by which the time of meeting
Is changed from the first and third Mon
days in each month 20 the first and third
Saturdays. IL Is thought this change will
render the time Of meeting more CON
venient for a majority Of the membership.
night at which the T. A. and II. g. de-
grees were worked There Is q con
slant stream Of applications for initia-
ton into the mysteries OF Masonry and
this lodge Is Producing more perfect
stones from the rough ashar than most
Of the lodges IN the state. And a man
must be 'gilt edged" 20 be admitted to
membership IN this lodge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06

The lady mRyoress Of York enjoys the
distinction OF being the only lady mayoreas
In England who wears an official chain Of
onlce. As far back ~ tho beginning OK the
Seventeenth century chain Of exquisite
work nansllD was presented 70 the wife of
tie then lord mayor, and ever since that
rine has been handed on FROM lady mayor
cas- 70 lady moyOress a. eign that she,
TOO, has eivte suites 70 perform. --LoDdHn
git.Eita
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
Inar A mANn-

Denton, Tex, Jan. b--lSpeclal j. News
reached the city late this afternoon or a
terrible accident which occurred lgst night.
Mr.. Chandler. who lives two miles west
OF town, was married Yesterday and n
party Of young iucn went uut from town
the party. a young man about 20 had "A
cannon Are cracker IN hts hand which OK
ploded tearing his band 80 badly that Il
was necessary 10 amputgte the member,
which was done by Or Lipscouib. lie Is
doing we'll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
HARaRoYE Is DYING.

George Hnrgrove has probably spent
his last day on earth. for his death last
night was deemed 40 certain that ii was
n mere question OF hours.
Re Is under the influence Of morphine
all the time. or suffering an mtolerablc
agony and when slccplnr hc picks az
his clothing aud bed clothing that sug
gests the forcoming Of death even 20
the uninitiated
Ills physicians have given up an hopes
Tor hp has grown RAPIDLY worse since
yesterday morning and one ycntrrcd the
opinion that twelve hours would meas
urc his span Of existence
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
PENCIL PlCKINGS
IN THE CITY.

Drs. Burts & Bnrts' Office Is 81 the cor
ner Of Fourth and Houston streets up
stairs, instead ~ Second and Houston.
na improperly appeared IN Tho Gazette
Of Yesterday morning. IN the notice Of
the dissolution Of nrs. Burts. Fields y
Duringcr
While engaged IN putting the stretch
sheet on The Gazette press "Wednesday
hnud caught between two of the cyiu-
dcrs. breaking three Of his fingers. bruis.
Ing and decorating his hand very badly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06

Swedish girls who come to this oovptfy
seeking employment as Aousemaids nau.
ally bring with them at least one trunkinl
q household liner. u "a really part q =
potential wedding trouHeau, for eyery
Swedish gifl counts upon gettlng q hus-
band one day, and prepares agAipst the
event By years Of saving Tbs trpuEsean
Is begun Ia childhood. nnd doubtless there
are Swedish girls "a the yerge " old maid.
enhood who pathctically carey about these
evidences Of preparation for "a oFeni thai
seems destined "a lnae1nite pottponemant
New York Sum
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
rIIn pnpr-s oRDNns.

Washington, Jan. 5-Fhe European
mail delivered at the Catholic university
today brought 10 Manager SatGlli. the pa
pal legate. instructions. broadening aud
widening his powers and imposing upon
him new duties and RESPONSIBILITIES which
must necessarily occupy his attention %
the exclusion of all but the most urgent
businesg for some time % como.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06

Children should BE- taught 10 sit erect.
especially II they arr growing rapidly.
When Tired or Ia a position Tor rect, let
them Ne down aud entirely remove tho
strain from the muscles Of the back. II
youngsters who suffer from dizziness Or
headache are carefully observed, Il will
frequently be roticed that their position Is
faulty The curved form Of the spine re.
suits IN q pulling Of the muscles 81 tho
back OF the neck, and the difficulty - quite
certain 10 be removed BY CORRECTING tho
habit Of sitting. New YORK Commercial
Advertiser.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
EX-GOVERNOR GIBBS TALKS.

Yesterday for the first time IN severed
months. lie declined TO discuss politics
but said the people are determined to
have n reduction of taxation and govern
ment expenses all along the line, and
that the revolution was here 90 stay on
this line So fur as Texas is concerned
he said,''we ought 10 be glad we are alive
no other people could pay out all they
earn in interest, insurance premiums
and TO foreign manufacturers aud live
as well. Until we quit this policy aud
utilize our gulf coast, the people In our
cities will only be respectable paupers
no matter how many town lots they own
or how many bonds they issue. Whom
Mr. Gould died he only had about 1 per
cent of his fortune In real estate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
THE IRON HALL.

Philadelphia. Pa, Jan 5.-'rhe Iron
Hall supreme officers Somerby, Baker,
Glading and Ecforsly Ind a hearing this
morning by consent of District Attorney
Graham and were held IN 5000 bond
each 10 answer at court This anticipates
the action ~ the Indiann authorities and
prevents the granting Of cxtrndifion
nnDpra
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06

The Ladies' Aid society Of the raher-
neelc Cumberland Presbyterian church
residence Of Mrs. Martins near the
Church, Chambers street, on Friday even
ing from Z 10 10 o'clock No admission
fee. Frcc-wiling offer by any who may
SO desire for the benefit OF the church. All
invited 10 attend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
ATTACKED pY WOLVES

Wluncpec, No Jan ga STORY cnmas
from the North 10 the effect that wolves,
who were driven by the lutenHc cold and
deep snow from the woods 90 seek fiOd
attacked IN ludien village near The oast
shore OF Lake Winnipeg ana several ln.
dams, while attempting 10 drive thcm on
were terribly bitten by the ferOcious AMI.
mails. spuhw aud her child were also
horribly lacerutel and are not expected 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
TIE BORDER MAR.

San Antonio. Tex, Jan. 5.--(speclal.)--
No news Of Importance concerning The Dor
der war has been received at this military
n.Yed that the bandits have again scat
tered The last skirmlsh occurred vi La
pena. below RIO Granne City, ten days
ago. when the outlaws crossed Into Mexico
aud Guided the Mexican troops AFTER an
exchange OF fire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06

Bonham. Tex, Jan -(Speolal.l-IAttle
Jpe Russell, son OF ]. p. Russell while
playing with bottle q powder this even.
Ing dropped a conf on hre Ia e and All
DUSTY. II - thought that ho via lose one
eve.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
JAPANEsE MISSIONS.

AZ the First Methodist church tonight
Bishop Key win speak Oh "fhc Helps
and Hindrances 10 Mission Work ia
japan. Japan is regarded as the most
responsive field that has set opened 10
bishops recent visit viii enable him 60
speak intelligently as 20 the outlook for
Christianity IN the SUNRISE kingdom.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
Sr1tL THNY rNrEl

The Fort Worth Business college. A
large number OF young men and ladies cu.
tVred the Fort Worth Business college
yesterday. coming from Waco. itasca,
Weathertord, Detroit. Ardmorc. Nulsap.
Tex, and large number from the city.
Write for catalogue or cali nc college
Main street. corner of Fourth street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
|. o. Q. y. NsrALLATIoN.

All members OF Fort Worth Lodge
No PSI. /. o. q. T., are earnestly re-
Questcd 10 be present M a regular meet
go This evening. Officers for the eusu-
ing term Will be installed aud other im-
transacted Visiting
brothers cordially invited.
q. &. LEONARD, y. c..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
pOuGnT BONDs.

Uvalde. Tex. Jan. 5-fSpecial. wv
W Collier OF this city has bought the
bonds ~ the uvalde Water company for
slL5''0. be being the highest bidder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06

Decatur Jan 5.--ispccial ~ Walter Hood,
trustee IT the late nrin " keunett q 10,
has junl effected a sale 81 tlie stock build
Ing and fGurca. 10 W. T. fiinln0us & CO..
Tor The sum ot s&5,45D.4o,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06

Wehlherford, Tea. Jan. B.-isyecial.l The
Weaihcrf0rd college has decided % have an
intercollegiate ornf1ricpl contest GA April
Z, tie prlzes Two sold medals
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
THE CARNEGIE MILLS
Running Full in Every Department Old Men
Back al Work.

Homestead. Pa, Jan 1.-The Carnegie
mil8 are again down 10 work. and are run
ming full In every department. The hail
aud main office were crowded ell day yes
terday with men In search Of employment,
and most got what they desired, superin-
tondent schWsb received them IN hif prl-
vate office during the whole day. While
several mills were closed down Tor repairs
a number Of employees left, thus making
room for the OH men. many OF whom were
assigned % places by Mr. SchNab.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
a WINNING suIr

San Antonio. Tex. Jan. n.-igpedal -
The ault ~ contractor j. II. Mlcgltiohn
paving contract. was decided today Ia favor
on Dlainfl0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
NlANaION.

w. N. Leonard, Kanaas Cl.y II y.
Mace. s. Louis; Mike Dillon fcXl8i T.
NJ. Leo Austin. J g. Celia TcxaB; w L.
Woatherly, Grapcvnc, j. a. Stlng1n. Ner-
non; Aiils Mittle Wcnthprly. IrnppyinCi
n. w. shelton. 50 Louis Miss Anlhe Lips
comb, Grapevine; J. w Chonowcth, ncra-
mr. v t. f.vcan, Edna, NO. y, y. Aoch-
tsnncht 81 Louis: Mrs q. 81 CLICK. Com.
mpice. NirD Il. NJ Soul, Commerce. Miss
BOulware Cltys n. A. Moore u. 81 A.,
Corporal Crool, IL 5. A.; Colonel Grahnm,
U. - A.. Major Hart ~ y AZ }. n. Mor.
rs trinidad. Colo; TOmmle Irvine anil
wife. Clarendon; Mrs, J. VI, Glenn. Gran.
bury; n. J. Linnc0mh, Grnpcyluct w. II.
streptman, wife, aud child Cameron
g. Nealc. Hreckinrrldge; Xnck l. Wall
Grapevine; Warren Noalc lrccklnrdgv.
W j. Moore wife and two children, Gran
bury. Paul 4. l'rb, Dallas ~. r. Pain.
Seymour; II. ~ Hoard, Dodge Center. Alln
VI Mcgart Ihurp Sprhg8i Jums" lilChN,
Dodge Center. MINI. sam Harris ana vile,
sherman. "a. II. Hardin Sicphcnvilti J. II.
GoOilOtt BrcnhHm w. a. Brceilovp, luhy
A. A. Law Brennan. w, Armstrong,
Cincinnati; b. H. Lcdbctter, Wcnlherfpld
r. a. uiVurc Tyler. l. Block hnllu8; w.
~ Henderson Floyd CITY; Mnrh Burnl,
Ellis county, Jesse IhOinN1, ennis; III
w. Dunn 'i'rnnk Daniels Bic comedy
CO..; a. y. Hunter, 81 J.. a y. w, liy,
j. g. FnQun, sherman; q. ID. Brandt, linlor
Olty, Ore; T. Treat ArlmOre /. ~ NJ.
w. Lauder. Dallas. W. IA. Moore, kunuaa
city. a. Coaby. Shcmarn; Geo -.
Green. Cleburne. ]. y. Llnsdny, Mcmphls,
Tenn Thos H. Bell, Memphis Tenn.
NJ A. Chambers, Chicago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
! STOCKS AND BONDS.

,cw Nork, Jan. 5.-The stock market
mod irregular with only Il few stocks
| ni ln during the first hour. The most
1--we were sugar trust, distillers. aud
|adlng which was strong in early deal
3 ~ the coverings Of shorts put out
The weak features We're
|uhefn Pacific preferred, and Missouri
|cihc Toward noon a fractional adj
|nce MAS had on the list. but later the
|lrket again dropped and ut noon was
|rly active, heavy, with most stocks
|sllily changed from opening. The mar
| waa slightly lower in the afternoon
n filled 10 recover the previous loss.
II last hour developed realizing sales
"A the close was quiet, but heavy, gem
|,ny pt or about the lowest figures Of
duy
|3ai|fpad bonds active, firm, especially
'fuing issues.
ioFefnment bonds strong.
|ijnte bonds neglected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
sT. ANDREWS CnuRCu.
Nm socIETY sncIARLE

Services today, the feast Of the Epi-
phany, at IL a. m. and p. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
NnNEY AND ENCHANGE.

New York, Jan. 5.--Money on call
|lfdys 5W0c; close offered &c.
|Hflre mercantile paper, 50l6.
exchange firm; SlSGIAS6 IA
Jay bills; $4ST 1-25t4S7 "a for
|Iannl