Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28
FROM THE COTTON PALACE CITY
COWBOY DAY WILL M. An p,Nrysr
AFFAIR.


Oh mlil company Ell al was called
Assistant Attorney General Andrew.
was present and J. n Harris OF Dallas
counsel for defendants, moved 10 uuas,,
the service on number " tho c,tn.
tons which We're defective and on I'm,
account to continue the cases until
the next term. The motion was grant.
ed by the court.
Arthur NJ. Finley. manager OF Tho
Waters-Pierce OH company al Calves.
ton. +. A. Austin OF Marshall and WI.
liam Grice OF Dallas. gave bond IN
open court In the sum Of $3.50 to an
swer charge OF entering into con.
sptracy against trade.
The FIRST named came up from Gal.
weston and surrendered, ana sheriff
Pat Herman OF that city has been
summoned 10 show cause why he
should not be fined FOR contempt IN
refusing TO allow an ofncer TO execute
| process.
The case OF contempt will come nm
Monday next and promises to be inter
es,ins
Policeman Il. W. iawlslns aus.
tanned a painful accident this after
noon.
He was engaged on the public square
clearing the thoroughfnce of wngons
ana other vehicles. and while backing
u team. a horse driven by a Jockey
and attached to HIGHT sulbv cnmc
dashing up from the rear OF him.
knocking him down and lnfllptlnF
painiul bruises all over his body. from
head to foot.
The INJURIES, while not serious arc
nWlnTtif
hnement FOR several days
Extensive preparations are heinr
made for the Cotton Belt and Navarro
county day at the Cotton Palace which
~ next Thursday the 18th inst, Tho
great feature OF that day viii be mo
cotton symbolic parade which prom.
lseH 10 be the grandest AFFAIR Of tho
Cotton Palace jubilee. aud as It's name
implied, that IA especially appropriate
az a cotton palace feature.
The Yaw Concert company gave nm
entertainment AT the Cotton Palace
Hast night and tonight.
MISS Naw will appear the last time
tomorrow night.
Her magnificent voice attrac,R large
crowds and it's great range Is phe.
nomenal
The exercises at the Cotton Palace
Tor German Day began at $3.50 O'clock
band selection opened The progrTlm
lhe Waco Maenncrchor followed, sing.
ing Tag des Herrn Lords day)
Mayor Moculloch then delivered an
auufes9 OF welcome and George ISra.
mer OF Tours, responded IN an able
speech
The Maennerchor sang Frohe Wan.
lersmann, dolly Traveer) This was
iouoWed by the address Of the dag
dchNered by Hon, Julius schuetye az
Austin, an exposition OF the part Ger.
mans have played In American his.
tory and civilization, and OF German
character
me program closed with a number
or musical selections Including sing.
ing by the Maennerchor
Preparations are IN progress for
me ISoeniion OF u program ON Cow |
noy Day next Friday at the Cotton |
fhlore' which promise to make that |
occasion. which promise TO make that |
ana at the same time the best patron /
iNed or the entire exposition.
hoNernor Ross and Thurp Andrews
or Fort Worth VIII make addresses,
Frank Lubbock. u was
would be present. particiunta
and make a speech. but he has writ.d
ton General Trail Boss W. A. Ponvc a
letter In which he acknowledges The
receipt OF the invitation and states
mat he would be pleased TO attend II
lls business ENGAGEMENTS would per-
MT him. but that they would not. He
FiyA ne began life as a cowboy Ia istG
ma practically continued until 1870
ie would like to appear ON n pony
WIN leggins and spurs and branding
ron dangling from his saddle, but he
'unnot ride az he used 10 do
Jack Pancake OF Gatesville. round
~ boss, is hard at work He win
ave big delegation Of COWBOYS from
,oryoll county. cowboys sure enough 1
'hey VIII be in charge Of ''bunch"
ma al the Cotton Palace will give an
exhibition Of genuine branding and
oping. This Will be great and real
site feature
y W1,a,lstine Bowman Of Hubbard city
w De In charge OF big trail outfit
ain large number OF ponies.
George Griftls says he win be on
ana with big string OF jacks, jon
cts and stations.
w. u. stovall VIII be in command
large bunch Of mavericks.
BOD Ross Will appear at the head
party OF cowboys returning from
le trail. who win be attacked by h
ana OF indians. This Will he a great !
A. Wheeler will have charge OF n
me- feed show and fine fed cattle,
lowing what good feed win accom- =
ish. =
Colonel Burnham will be In line with ii
nne stock and dairy exhibit 4
The Fort Worth Packing company n
III present one of the greatest dis T.
avs ever seen In the state. ii
one OF the prettlest features will be h
irty boys and girls appearing as a
dians. Mra. j. W. Taylor and .. A. %
esthrook OF Lorena are IN charge OF q
@ preparation Of this feature Ths
dlans will be mounted upon the
lebrated WeatbrOok Shetland ponies.
J. w. Barbce OF Fort Worth, the n,
tton Belts right hand man. when
comes to gathering IN cattle for
rthern shipment and az popular n
IN with cattlemen as the state con- ~
ns, hna consented to be on hand 81
N crack display for the Cotton q,
". Twenty yoke Of steers We're a..
ed for him today. which VIII be at "a
he'd 10 the exhibit he IL preparing. nc
4 will furnish the power Blrbee on
] be Mt the throttle and the boys pr
? hell throw her wide apen." when
strikes the line of march. Bil "a
age says Barbee viii run an eclipse M
over the faoe Of the Cotton Palace toI
! next Friday. Each day ~ bring II.
out more features. and Il IN clear
4 the Texas cowboys and ex-bdviue ten
ltlcmen are preparing for n reunion co
display. which viii be o notable
mt iu tho tradition and history OF Ia
gboydom (
number Of other attractions win
Included. The parade VIII be an
enHlVc one and Will embrace repre- .,
ifatioun Trotn eyfry Uarf of ~. 10