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Train Wrecking in Tonaufn.

PARIS. September 20.-An official dis
patch received here from Ha MOI, the capt.
tai of Tonquin. says that a number Of
pirates attempted to wreck a train from
Lansson. The Chinese engAeer was killed
and two FrenchInen We're carried of. Col
iallien is pursuing the pirates.
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The Monitor WynndOtte.

Orders were issued today for the old war
monitor Wyandotte, in the James river, to
be lowed to Baltimore for the use of the
naval militia of Maryland. She is nothing
but a shell and has no motive power She
will be anchored in a dock and will be used
principally as an armory.
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Philadelphia's Recorder Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. September 20.-Thos
Green. recorder OF deeds OF Philadelphia died
at an early hour this moraing at his home In
Frankfort suburb Of this city. from kid
ney trouble, superinduced by cholera NOR
bus.
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80 SUGAR TRUST WITNESSES.
The Grand Jury is Expected to Re-
turn Indictments on Monday Next.

1t was understood at the city hall today
that the grand jury would not again COM
municate with the court until Monday next.
At that time, however, it is said, the looked
for indictments will be returned against
Messrs. Have meyer. Searles and Seymour.
the alleged contumacious witnesses before
the Senate investigating committee. The
expected Indictments Will not materially
diner, it is stated from those heretofore re-
turned against Correspondents Edwards and
Shriver. ami Brokers Chapman and Ma
cartney.
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brotherhood of Firemen Election.

HARRISBURG. Pa. September 2O.-The
Brotherhood OF FIremen elected the fol-
lowing olhcsTs yesterday: Grand secretary
and treasurer. Frank W. Arnold, Terre
Haute: grand executive board, E. 4. Ball.
SJratfOrd. Ont, chairman; II. y. Lamb,
Garrett Ind, secretary; ID. J. Bryne, Port
land. Greg; r. J. May. HaIlstead, Pa; A.
s. a. Dillon, Ellis, Kan.
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Patrick Renhert of 2025 L street while
under the influence of liquor fell at the cor
ner of 9th and K streets southwest and re-
ceived a deep cut on his forehead. He was
removed to the Providence Hospital, where
his injury was attended TO.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening. the high
est and the lowest and the closing price.
Of the New York stock market today, as l.
ported by Corson & Mccartney. membA.
New York stock exchange. Correspondents
Messrs. Moore & Schley, No 50 Broadway:
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ARCHITECT O'ROuRkE.s CASE.
1t is Expected That SECRETARY Carlisle
VIII Accept the Resignation Today.

1t is Expected That Secretary Carlisle
VIII Accept the Resignation Today.
There was no special change today i'll the
status of the case of Supervising Architect
O'Rourke. His enforced letter of resigna-
ton reposed on Secretary Carlise's desk
and the Secretary so busy with other
more important matters that he did not
get chance to act upon IL up to 80
o'clock this afternoon, when he went home
to get his lunch. During the forenoon he
received visits from a number of New Jer-
sey politicians and other friends of Mr..
O'Rourke. including Mr.. Edward Everett
Bell of Newark. They endeavored to in
duce the Secretary to reconsider his action.
but so far as known received little or no
encouragement. 1t is understood that Sec
rotary Carlisle informed one of the callers
that he had acted with great reluctance in
the matter and had delayed action as long
as possible in the hope that the situation
would improve. He gave the impression
that he would accept Mr.. O'Rourke's resig-
nation this afternoon, to take effect at
once.
Omcial IncOmpatibility.
official incompatibility is the principal
trouble between the Secretary and the
architect, and the breach gives no signs of
closing. 1t is stated on authority that the
architects attitude on the convict labor
question has no bearing on the question at
all and that he was retired for the simple
reason that he persstently violated the
Secretary's orders in regard to the admin
istration of the business OF his office. Mr..
O'Rourke was at his office today as usual.
He still declines TO give out the CORE
spondence between himself and the Secre-
tary or to make any statement on the sub
ject. He insists, however, that the Secretary
has acted without a proper knowledge of
the facts and that he will soon realize his
mi
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Securing Counsel for TnyIor.

Decatur Lodge, Knights of Pythias. has
passed a resolution directing its secre-
tary to employ counsel for the defense OF
Thomas J. Taylor, who shot and killed his
wife recently. Taylor was formerly a men,
Der of the lodge.
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Sued for breaking Contract ON Wages

BALTIMORE, September 20.-Canmakers'
Assembly, No. 1884, X. of L., has entered
suit for $1,000 against the f. F. Kirwin
manufacturing company for the alleged
breaking of a written agreement bearing
upon the subject of union labor and wages.
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Held for the Grand Jury.

William Greenleaf. alias Sadie" Green
leaf, the negro who entered the house of
w. G. Tucker on Sd street northeast, two
days ago. so 1t Is charged, and stole sl1O,
was held in $500 0curity for the grand jury
today,
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The case of James Ryan, the pensioner
inmate of the Soldiers Home. charged with
setting fire to the Soldiers Home barn last
week, will be tried in the Police Court to-
morrow.
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BRUSSELS, September 20.-A decree has
been published dissolving the chamber of
deputies and the senate and fixing the cleo
tions for October H.
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A Mechanie's Lien.

A bin in equity was filed today by Laing q
Wannon against Emma Petteys and others.
to enforce a mechanics lien of Sol 50. on
lot -, square 215.
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A NEW POWER HOUSE.
The Columbia R.R. Co. Secures n Per-
nit for One for Its Cable Line.

The inspector of buildings today issued a
permit to the Columbia Railway Company
for the erection of its new power house for
the cable road, at the intersection of Ben
ming road and 18th street northeast. The
new building is TO be 80 by 200 feet one
story in oeight and is to cost $4,000. A
permit WIS also issued to Henrietta Hof-
heinz for a two-story brick dwelling, Sheri-
dan avenue, 900.
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LONDON Sentenber

LONDON, September 20.-The British
steamer Mobile, from New York September
8 for this port, is aground in the Thames.
The Mobile is four-masted screw steamer
of 3, 100 tons register. She was built at
Belfast, Ireland, last year by Harlan &
Wolff for the Atlantic Transport Company.
Her dimensions are AS feet long, 1872 feet
beam and 80 feet depth of hold.
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Range of the Thermometer.

The following were the readings of the
thermometer at the weathers,oureau today:
am, GA; 2 pm. 10; maximum, 40; mimi
mum. GO
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THE HAGUE, September 20.-The budget
shows a deficit of S.O00,O0 forms. A loan
will be issued Immediately.
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baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, September Colour dull, IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

49, =, -.
Mish Serle iiarriss mas gone TO Aus
TN.
Miss Love Mclean OF Milford Is yipit-
ing IN the ci'y'
Mrs. w, " Bentley Is on visit to
Fort Worth.
Miss Emmn Orenhnun ia hon,e fror,
visit TO Vernon.
Jnmes Florcr and ,vIfe az naiios ara
visiting friends here.
~, NJ, N n' 49,,
Waiting relatives here -'39N" :"
Mrs, 'auius ~ Ienuer OF vernon. Is
N'sit'Hs 'e'u'iNes IN the cry
MISS enc Colheld or Gatesville 10
Nisi'lhs H. Fot'a on craig street.
Mrs. A. b. kidd OF Morgan n visit
ing her brother j. H. Jonz and hts
family
Miss Emma Orenbaun, who has been
on visit 10 Vernon has returned
home.
Mrs. n w MORGAN and ebi,aron hive
returned from visit TO parents at
Jacksonville.
MIC t,rr,sti,o c.oc,o no., r.,,,.,oa
ernn, ,',st, w 10 IA sa Ia rV. W.
bnr~ Miss sbe Mao visItn1 In uonroo
Ala
N,,ss RIM. Do.,., q, p,,.o,, 4, ,.t.,.
,,,, hor mroio H., DsyId Dardes
M, ~ she daii,ht ~ nav nan, ,rtands
hcre ''s''' - '''' '''0"N'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

Miss Josie Bell visited in Lewisvllle
last week.
Mrs. S. c, Biggs Is visiting Mrs. DR..
Cooke this week.
Mr.. f.. d. Dodson and wife and rus
ticating in the country for few weeks.
Albert Erwin. editor and proprietor
of the Denton County News. is In St
Louis.
Miss Myrtle Wright Will soon leave
for Boston. where she will attend the
Conservatory of Music.
Little Bertha Graham, daughter of
Mi. and Mrs. w. A Graham. sank
into her last sleep on October u. She
was a beautiful, winsome child OF ten
summers. bright beyond her years.
The whole city sympathlzes with the
hereaved family In this their first great
sorrow.
A happy double wedding took place
at Antelope. Tex, on the 10Th Mr.
Fred McCormac and Miss Ida Wood
ard, Mr.. Joe Long and Miss Eva Wood
ard were the contracting parties. The
young gentlemen stand high in Den
ton business and social circles. The
young ladies formerly lived here. but
moved to Antelope several years since
Their many friends were glad to well
come them home Thursday evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

Mrs. G. w. Gill is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Lightfoot. at Grand View.
Mrs. John Kirkpatrick of san An
tonic is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. o. p. Scott OF Dallas is the
guest OF her brother. Mr.. j. W.
Hatcher.
Miss Maggie Richie OF Hannibal.
Mo, is being entertained by Mrs.
Hatcher.
Mr.. Fred Hymer of Fort Worth came
up Sunday on his bicycle and remained
over till Monday.
Dr. r.. Lee Miller left Thursday for
st. Louis 10 attend medical lectures
for three months.
Mrs. r. IL. Smith of Fort Worth was
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Gill, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan WagEoner and
Mrs. Ida Halsell Embry axe visiting
at the Waggoner rancn.
Mrs. W. Tom Simmons and little
daughter, Tommle Halsell, are visiting
Mrs j. Henry Martin ut Chico.
Mrs. Milton Shoemaker leaves on the
noon train for the "6666' ranch, where
she viii be entertained by Mrs. Ruth
Brunette Mayes.
Captain and Mrs. Crouch left for
their home in Arkansas Saturday after
an extended visit to their daughter,
Mrs. Edward IL. Baumgartner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Mitchell OF Fort
Worth spent seyral days In the city
last week. They were entertained by
Mrs. Mitchell's mother. Mrs. IL. Harry
Halsell.
1t is expected that the Decatur dane
ing club will open the season with a
swell german some time the latter
part of the month. Every one Is an
ticlpating an elegant affair, as the
club never does a thing by halves.
A number OF Invitations were re-
ceived by our suciety bloods 10 be
present at ball and banquet given by
the society people of Bowie. However,
only very few were able to be pres
ent. sickness and previous engagements
preventing.
Miss Irma Edwards. daughter of
Judge and Mrs. Edwards. has returned
from an extended visit TO Georgia and
Kentucky. The numerous friends of
Miss Edwards are delighted to have
her home again. She was accompanied
by Miss Doris. her aunt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

j. NJ. Halbrook, city attorney of Nc
Gregor, is In the city attending court.
Emmette Cudd. a young man of
about IS years. died here yesterday OF
fever
The revival at the Methodist church
still continues, Several have Joined
the church.
II. X. Wall OF Fort Worth Is here on
business. He was at one time clti-
zen and merchant here.
The wife Of Turk Brown n prosper
GUS farmer living about ten miles from
town, died yesterday of fever. She
leaves several children.
II. c. Taylor and owens Miller. re-
spectlvely the Democratic and Populist
nominees for county judge. are having
joint discussions at several points in
the county.
Two negro boys were drowned while
in bathing in Leon river yesterday
evening Their bodies were recovered
soon after the accident and they were
buried today.
DR.. ]. l.. Jones will move to Austin
and assume office practice In that city.
DR.. A. T, Perkins Of Coryell City will
move to town and assume DIR. Jones'
practice DR.. Perkins wilkbe gui,e an
accession to the medical profession in
the city.
County court, Judge Dufiie presiding,
has been In session during the last two
weeks A great deal of business has
been disposed of. This is the last term
of the present court officers, as the
next election will change the judge and
clerk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

Miss Molle Harrison OF Giimer was
here this week.
Miss Josie Fisher is visiting rela-
tives In Gilmer.
Mrs. r, T. Rembert has returned
from Marshall.
Miss May Bruner has returned from
Eurelsa Springs.
Rev Frlck of Henderson returned
home Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie White left Tuesday to
visit in Corsicana.
Mrs. Barron and family have re-
turned from Terrell.
II. Chnddlci OF Jonesville. La, was
in the city Tuesday
Miss Emma Allen of Marshall re-
turned home Monday.
j. II. Morrow mnde a business trip
TO Daingerfield Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs, J. c. Turner have re-
turned from st. Louis.
Rev. /. Alexander of Henderson
spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Julia Turner OF Sherman was
with relatives here this week
Messrs. Roberts,, Driggers. Marshall,
Fields and James Harrison Of Gllmer
were here Tuesday.
Rev. S. r. Chaddlck and daughter,
Mrs Mona Ralney OF Gilmer. returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs. McStain and two little daugh-
tiers have returned from month's
visit to the lady's parents In Illinois.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

Paurs Valley, Tex. Oct. 1.-THE
work ON the new Masonic hal, on tho
corner OF Mcclure and Chickasaw
streets. commenced this week. II Is to
be OF brick and will be a credit to the
orders In this town.
reception given to Miss Myrtle
Praigg OF Gainesville al the residence
of Banker C, j. Grant Friday evening
last was most enjoyable nirair, There
were present; MIR. aud Mira. Or. Burlts.
Mir. and Mrs. james Rennie. Misses
Johnson, Knox Mcdaniel and irwin,
and Mcsars. c. q. Berry. w. l.. Mil
Ter, Or, Branum and Marley hudaon.
The supper was most recherche az
fair and added TO the laureE OF Mrs.
Grant as an entertainer.
Miss Mcdaniel, In her recitation OF
"LnBcar and Mollie," was not the
smallest part OF the pleasure of the
evenings enjoyment.
The Methodist Episcopal church,
South. have made arrangements 10
build church for their use here,
The National school, established by
superintendent Of Schools Moiish
commences tomorrow, Monday, under
tho able management Of Prof. Mckee
and his niece. MiHs Mcdaniel
Mrs. A, H. Conatnnt Is IN Kansas on
n visit to her parents.
We regret 10 chronicle the death OF
Francis Doyle OF this town. Mr.. Doyle
was vefy highly respected farmer
living adjacent 20 the town. He was
buried Sunday by tho local lodge OF
ODD Fellows. OF which he was an OH
Ger He left u-widow and four chill
dren
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tations, and other features OF entertain-
ment were also introduced to make the
evening pass pleasantly.


Wool is quoted at to cents per
pound.
Mr.. Steve Murphy was down from
Sonora this week
The odd Fellows will give a grand
ball at their new hall night OF the 10Th.
Mrs, Frank Delashmutt OF Point Rock
Is In the city visiting Mrs b. C. Jack
son.
Mrs c. Frary and Mrs. n. c. jack
son, left for Austin TO visit Hon. IL. C.
Mrs F. X Nance left for the Dallas
fair and will visit relatives in East
Texas.
Mr. ED Cramer bought out r. X.
Nancc's interest In the Dunn Co.
grocery business,
Mrs Louise Schwartz left las, week to
meet her husband ON his way back
from New York.
Mr.. Sam Butler left for the Nation
last week, MIR, wills Johnson also left
for the Nation last week.
Mr.. Rober, Spencer ana family re-
turned from Austin, ana viii IN the
future make San Angelo his home.
Mis- Maud Wells celebrated her
birthday on the night or the nth by
entertaining few friends at her home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

Mrs, d. d. Swearlngen visited few
Gays In Childress this week.
a. +. McCord, wife and baby have
been In the city for the past week,
Mrs. ID. Bowden and children OF
0uanah are visl.iag relatives In Fort
Worth this week.
w. II. Perry and family are now
domiciled In the residence formerly
owned By G. W. Shrader
Judge ID. G, Smith OF this place
spent several days in Fort Worth last
week on legal business.
Some of our ladies who are on on a
visit TO relatives at different points are
expected home this week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Burke spent n few
days in Greer county the latter part
or last and the first of this week,
Mrs. Robert Henry and baby left
Wednesday morning FOR q visit to Mrs
Henry's old home in Kentucky. They
Will spend the winter.
Rev. J. r. Elder Of the Baptist
church attended the annual meeting
of the state Baptist convention at
Marshall last week.
c. c. Pool and wife OF the Fort
Worth Live Stock and Farm Journal
were in Quanah last week In the in
terest of that paper.
Mason Harwell has returned from a
few days trip TO Ryan. l. T.. where
he went on business connected with
the bank at that place
Miss zula Allison spent last Satur-
day and sunday at home with the
folks. returning to her school at
North Groesbeck Monday morning.
Mrs. j. II. Kirkpatrick of San Jose,
Cal, sister-in-law Of Mrs. w. ]. Gas
ton OF this place, after spending few
days visiting here. returned 10 her
home the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Birdwell, sister OF Mrs. d. p.
Beckham OF this place, who has been
spending some time here ON account
of health. returned TO her home in
Eastern Texas Thursday much i'm
proved.
Home talent will present At the opera
house at this place next Thursday
night drama entitled Under the
Laurels," It will be given under the
auspices OF the Christian Endeavor
society.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

Mlss sallle johnson has gone to indie
pendence.
Miss Maggie Common Of Dallas is the
guest OF Miss Emma Blair
Mrs. VIM. Thatcher has returned
from a visit TO New orleans.
Mrs. lee Peyton and children have
returned from trip TO Chicago.
Colonel and Mrs, A. j. Andrews have
left for their new home In Idaho,
Mrs. 70. a. Heney is visiting her
niece. Mrs. Lee stockard. Of Santa
Anna
Miss Jennie Spencer OF Temple who
has been the guest OF her aunt Mrs r.
Y. Boyd. has returned to her home in
Temple.
Mrs. j. Myrant Smith has returned
from visit 10 New Orleans. Her
daughter. Miss Mary Terry Smith, will
be absent some time longer
Rev. w. c. baltimore. Captain and
Mrs A. j, Harris, Mrs. NJ. v. Smith.
Miss Mary Tally and Mr.. n. ]. Heron
are attending the Baptist convention
In Marshall,
On Sunday afternoon Prof. c, p.
Fountain. Mrs. Delameter and Misses
Storta and Annie Delameter. Mr.. and
Mrs. John l.. Lee. Misses Carrie Meade
and Ada Lee. Mr.. Luce and Miss Hath
away Mr.. James and Miss Daisy Smith
Mr., Heron and Miss Edie Smith went
to Salado 10 attend Prof. Fountain'a
lecture at that place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15
BEDFORD.

parker Of Pueblo. Colo, is visit
IT, r. brother, F. A. Redman OF TINS
t,.s.or A. S. Kenmomer has gone
,,vuiei,,npton. Tex, to take charge
W. school at that place.
IF Zachary OF Tennessee, who
ven visiting his brother, DR.. X.
y pssn has returned home.
young people had quite an en-
W. nusical entertainment a rev
sp ,s ago al Mr.. r. I. Valentines.
~, Brown, who has been living
am Of this place, has left for
nsst mourned by u lot of credit
frank May and Mrs. Matte
we're married recently in this
~ also Mr.. +. X. Daniels and
~; southerland OF Euless.
IT, y T. valentine will be at home
tow days, accompanied by her
4 '.n,sr MIS-. Browden. who has been
.arv bad health for long time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

Mr.. T. S. Maben visited in Hamilton
last week.
Dr. r. A. Ross has Just returned
from short visit 10 Hlllsboro.
Dr. Gray OF German. Tex, visited the
family OF Mr.. A. c. King last week.
Mr.. John f. jackson leaves for his
home In oxford, Miss. next Tuesday
Rev. A. ]. Tant Is now attending the
Baptist general convention at Marshall.
Captain IL. A. Smith spent several
days last week in Glen Rose on legal
business.
Mr., c. II. HARRISON OF Fort Scott.
Kas.. is visiting his father-in-law. DR..
q. p. Herndon.
MIR. Brooke Smith OF Brownwood
visited Dublin Sunday. guest OF Mir.
A. A. Chaumen.
ELY Herndon. George Harris and
Deck Davis took in the ball at Com
anche last Saturday night
MIR and Mrs. C. p. St Clair OF Com
anche were on u visit TO their brother,
Mr.. ]. r. St Clair last Sunday.
j. b. Heradon spent last week visit
ing Glen Rose, Fort Worth and Ennis,
where he had gone on business.
Captain William Chiffon OF Decatur.
| Tex, has been visiting his son, Mr.. G..
A. Chiffon, during the past week.
The Misses Lila and Faye Mobley,
Addle Bailey, jessie Miller and Mabel
Buckingham visited Comanche last
week 10 attend the county fair.
MIR, Robert Bailey returned last Fri
day from Fort Worth, Weatherford and
| other points where he had been looking
after his cattle feeding business.
The following young ladies and gem
4 uemen OF Ccmanche spent last Sunday
I In Dublin; Miss Lizzie Mae Moody and
/ Mr. George Morrow, Miss Hattie Fields
and Robert Moore Miss Mollie Moore
and John Cunningham. They were
guests OF friends and relatives.
Miss Annie Smith visited her parents
In Granbury last Friday and Saturday,
Dr. Finley Burts, one Of Dublln's
most prominent young physicians. left
| Sunday morning for Sweetw0tor Tex.
where he expects TO locate. Many
were the regrets OF Dublin's society
folks at the doctors departure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

|ifornla. ~ urheu from
NJ; A Van Tuyl OF Colorado city
mere this week.
H. 9. W. shetblno of Colorado
was here Friday.
h o; Middleton of Fort Worth Was
4 visiting home folks,
II, 10y Try OF young folks went out to
STOCK farm Saturday on a picnic.
[s,n, Apron Sale" given by the
Il Iuiid Of the Episcopal church
keh I'M 5; Lapowsli will entertain
nss, ciuh No. / on Friday evening
|Iminss1hn Gilmore arrived here from
uiilngham, Ala, Wednesdav ana "a
ner mother, Mrs. A. E. Bled-
|S sstaln J; X. white has gone to
Il NV with his daughter. Miss Vas
ere wv VIII attend private school
4 'r S,1,, Blanche and Jewell Roberts
tber,.h their mother. Mrs. G. w,
Elt 20. .or Dallas. where they will
b. this Cobb of Wichita Falls was
h. az, week and left today with
bst S n, for their home after a
lren,s esant visit to Mrs. Cobb's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

The young people are regretting the
departure last Tuesday Of Miss l-izzie
Crockett for the Convent school In
Fort Worth.
The marriage Of Nj Henri Holder
ness to Miss Ianie Wilson last sun
day was the beginning OF a series OF
similar social events.
Miss Birdie Hartsough IS visiting
her uncle. Mr. John W. Gray, ana
other friends in stephenville' where
she has many friends and admirers
The gates OF Stephenville are thrown
wide open and Alexander Is welcome
to pour In her tide Of immigration;
Mr. Charles Bishop Is the latest arrival
from there. out he came several Gays
ago.
The ladies' OF the Cumberland Pres
byterian church gave the FIRST OF tnel.
popular ana enjoyable 'iadieS' teas
OF the season at Mrs. T.. d. v. shie,
mans Saturday evening As sorlal
gatherings these teas are eniinenuf
successful and the small eoniF'pu-