Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

ihe Louisiana Riaes WIN sa.n,
weeks ON the nenrs' Two


w Rides WIN Spend Tv.
weeks ON the nenrr "o
.,,' lexas. August 5.-rhe I.ou,..
bv can,aI.' ABOUT forty strong, ofncer,a
tensnts a. H. Parker Jr.. and Lieu
schwana, i'lte Fllleul and Charles
went into camp on the ca, "ta ana
peach plaza In front on u,a ,,s 80 u me
~ y,oiii,hittSe OF the Lasker LIE, nolti.
duet.d in ,n. rihes a, Hitchcock and en n.
they were rses " sne city; On their arrival
| S uyi's"ciniinent OF the Washinrton 10y ~
| and eaccrteS aha Lasker Light Quarts
ington tt,sras 70 IN, ne Armory OF the Wash,
,moai,e served. The Louisiana Rines rvs ~
| On nsn w tieis hne OF march for their an
sttsllp",ent which had b4en prepaTed ~ ~
tnem by Lieutenant schwandtp aSr ,,su ior
a"s s sergeant Joheph schwnrdi ~,
sa savna OF ne Rifles, who had arrived lin IN
me body Of men and their snea,,y us a ,.
o spins fne peach Plaza gives that place
s sompsny % wjIi arl Ike appearance The
anu the local military orr"nIvs,ierss
f laV9 arranged round OF arnusements
mant III n In, .i,aa VIII make their encamp-
'nent IN dalVeston n pleasant memory
THE GALVESTON CoNGRHss
The Galveston city council will meet n,
p. m. tomorrow. regular session for no
purpose OF considering ana Ier,.ia,,ss
upon municipal affairs The principal mat
ter that will come before the uounen ana
Undoubtedly excite world of useIss,
discussion is the repeal OF tha ordInan.
sreAung a Joint water committee ami
Vi, sls n SyoptiGn Of an Ordinance comforting
siohers and relieving the aldermen VIZ,
aIe now members OF the ioint weiog
that has thus Jar delaved ,bn.e hand,esp
water commissioners In their artion,
tseIsuVe 70 the construction OF a piant
thar so,ns Wslter Supply, Ut II known
TO the abolition or the joint coinmiitee
ana hn me placing OF fun power In h.
sloners and these are expected 10 vs.
long and loudly against any chaure frn,n
=, present status The paving question
Interest, This. with approprlations IN
meet the current expenses or The mast
mI m which have been unusually heavy
santa Fe and other matters, promises
q -, rather lively session unless matters
sbee p99stpohei until return OF some OF
ne ne =, aldermen who are tied up In the
HaHetsville convention.
A. r. U. PICNIC.
The American Railway unions plonio
at WOODLANDS Lake. for which elaborate
arrangements had been made, was ROT
we'll pgtronized, as the threatening condi-
ton OF the weather deferred many from
NbAAtAh Aht dAJt ana the rain
tonight stopped many others that in.
tended TO take In the picnic Tonight, The
piohlc vas given fer the purpose CT rails
ing fnnd 10 be contributed 10 the de-
union. NC
DIED SUDDENLY.
Kitty Wade, colored woman, better
known ~ Aunt Kate" died suddenly
from hemorrhage at her home on tn,
corner OF Seventeenth and avenue N
about o'clock this evening. She was
tpout o. years old and had been In deli
cate health for some time.
EXCURSION.
The grand excursion by the Marine En-
sineers' association No. 10 on the steamer
Bessie and barge Howard, which took
place this evening, was very Shiny at
he threatening appearance Of the wealth
".
SANTA FE EXCURSION.
About three hundred excursionists from
POINTS along the Gulf, Colorado and San
a Fe system arrived In a special train
Il o'clock this morning and spent the
lay at the various pleasure resorts In
he city. They will start on their return
Il O'Clock tomorrow evening.
MARINE NOTES.
The steamship Lampasas arrived this
morning with a cargo Of merchandise for
his and interior points. She had as steer
ge passengers a number OF foreign emil
rants for interior points who went
onward TO their destinations tonight
BASE BALL.
The match game of base bali between
he Fiyaways OF Houston and Roseouds
( Galveston doth coloreD. played at
he Beach park this evening was won
" the Rosebuds by a score OF to L