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

Aledo, Tex, Aug. 6.--The boil worm
is damaging cotton considerably In this
part OF Parker county.
our town is putting on additional
features every week I'm the way OF
Improvements. Through the enterprise
OF the Aledo Improvement association
5000 has been subscribed to apply on
the addition to our school building. The
ladies' are cheerfully lending their as
slstance in this laudable undertaking
A committee, consisting Of Mrs. Over
mler. Mrs. Or. Murcheson. Mrs. eagle
and Mrs DurlSee, solicited subsorlp-
lions In Fort Worth and WeatherfOrd
and secured 800 to the fund. The
president. DIR. Murcheson, and Score
tnry II. ]. Overmier of the ass0cla-
ton have answered a plumber OF let
ters OF inquiry concerning business
chances, school facilities, etc. one cor
respondent wants a four-room dwell
ing house at once.
A prominent druggist from a neigh
boring town, seeing a communication
from Aledo In your excellent paper,
was here last week seeking loca-
tlon. good artist could do well here,
as there has been no photographer
here. and we are all anxious to have
our pictures taken.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

Hillsboro, Tex, Aug 6,--sheriof Boil
returned last night from Kerens with
Isaac Jemison, charged with tho theft
Of horse.
Mrs Ella Il. Doyle of Sheldon. Mo-,
sister OF X. NJ. Hardy. who died at
Brandon a few days ago, is IN the city
looking after her brothers estate.
The school bonds for ward No, 4 have
been signed and forwarded TO Austin
FOR approval by the attorney general
and registration. The bulk OF them
have already been sold to Hi county
The city assessor and collector has
finished his tootings which show a
total valuation for taxation this year
OF Sl9O9,9G5, against s1.s27, 456 last year,
and there was n loss Of about sl00 900
caused by the heavy fire that burned
out ;he entire east side Of the square
last December.
Track laying In the Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas yards was to have been
begun this week, but the recent heavy
rains Will probably delay the work
several days.
The nm County Fair association
have received their Autograph work
and are distributing same today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

Bedford, Tex, Aug. G.-Tho meeting
at the New Hope Christian church of
this place which has been in progress
for two weeks past, under the auspices
OF the Rev W. i, Sims, late OF Ten
nessee, was u grand success in ali re-
spects for the Lord and the people OF
this community. There We're fourteen
conversions, The meeting was well
attended By the members and non
members
Among the visitors here during the
meeting your correspondent noticed.
was DR.. Green and family, Blrdville.
Mart Brown and others from Young
county; Mrs Ellison and children.
Rirdville; j p. Jones, Arlington; Nj
II. Moore, Fort Worth; JOHN Haley,
sowersvllle, DALAI county: Tom shell
ton and T.. ], stmons. Grapevine: MIR.
r. MQpin. Comanche county, visiting
Uncle Ben Nalintnes' family.
Married at tho residence OF the
brides parents August l, Prof Henry
French OF Grapevine. to Miss Matte
kinnamer the Rev Charles Cole OF
the Christian church, officiating.
The boys OF Whit's chapel and the
boys Of Bedford, had a game OF base
ball Saturday il was a tio--will play 1t
on next Saturday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

continue indefinitely. The showers
were followed usually by hot sunshine.
and with II came the worms, till to-
night there is fully 30 per cent OF the
cotton fields OF Bell county that have
been damaged more or less by the
worms. Reports come from every com
munity from all sections Of the county
that the worms are cleaning up every
field before them. The cotton middles
lay covered with squares and young
bolls, and the work of destruction goes
on. The cotton yet has It's rich,
healthy green color tplendid appear
snce, but when we look for its crop Of
bolls the depredations uf the little
worms are only too plain, Some
patches of cotton around oscar that
promised an average OF twenty 10
twenty-five bolls to the plant cannot
now poss bly, make aver Ave unless the
woims let up at once. While II Is not
this bad in all neighborhoods, nor N
all cotton fields In this neighborhood,
some places report more serious con-
ditlon than exists here. There Is one
thing certain; II the worms work on
for two weeks longer like they have
for ten days past, Bell county's crop
VIII fall many thousand bolls short of
last year. and II the showery weather
continues there seems to be no hope.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

Hale Center, Hale County, Tex, Aug.
3'-Ihis county ID adapted TO melons.
and II we had q railroad there would
be large crop grown for the northern
Mrs. Benson. wife Of ]. X. Benson,
living ten miles southwest of this
place. died on July 81 Of heart trouble.
Deceased leaves husband and three
grown children. two boys aud one girl.
The Baptlsts are holding protracted
meeting at Center Plains, a settlement
about eight miles west OF this place.
Several Of our people are expecting
70 attend the Mulkey meeting at Plain
View which commences on the 10th
inst.
a few OF our people attended the
third party speaking at Pluinvlew on
last Tuesday, The principal speakers
We're Bradley ana Pardue OF the Third
party Their following In Hale is
small and 1 understand their crowd
was small also.
WHATS the matter with the Fort
Worth and albuquerque railroad? We
see but little said about 1t OF late
"Whoop It up"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

Waco Tex, Aug. GA call at the
Cotton Palace Office today showed
everything TO be hustle and business
az that headquarters Of enterprise,
General Manager Mlward has made
great progress In the work since no
took hold, and all departments show
me signs Of an intelligent directing
force. He has blocked out a most.at-
traetive program for each OF the TWEEN
main open.
There will be grand coronation
parade on the first day, to be follow
ed by Flambeau club narades. trades
displays, bicycle parades, n floral par
ade' secret society day. school
ehlldren's day, a baseball Nv. a FIRE
mems day, a labor day, an editors
day, q colored peoples day. n railroad
mans day, Texas day, and other
speclal days, each with its own special
attractions, clear into the end
Ihe attractive feature already de-
terlnined upon Is an Illuminated foun-
.olh, which VIII not only be very
neautltul thing, but will he con.
tlnued illustration OF the great doa,-
water. Ivy win
In the matter OF exhibits the man.
agement will have large list from
whieh to choose, A good many coun-
yes have sisnifed Their intention NJ
beihg represented, and some verv
handsome displays are expected 10 re-
sun from spirit OF generous rivalry
between them.
ARRANGEMENTS have been perfected
lur tennis tournament during the
s,ontlnuanee OF the palace and strong
,raIhs nave already entered from Fort
worth, DaiIns and ~ ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

Waco, Tex, Aug, G.---The several con-
fldence men operating in the city are
coming In for a great deal OF discus
sion lust now.
Numbers Of cases are coming to
light In which they fieeced victims.
in addition TO those in which COM
plants were made
II is said that there is one smooth
operator In town who was run OUT
OF Houston and Austin. Recently this
man said to a well-known citizen,
there are certain fellows who come
here who are going to lose their money
gambling or play 1t up against some
gnme of that kind and may as well
get 1t ms anybody"
The demand that these Sharks" be
compelled to leave town is growing
and has been made the subject Of
severe criticism Of the city marshal
and police force by the city council.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
NEwsy ITEMS PROM OUR OWN
CORRESPONDENTS.
A budget of Personals From Cisco.
Good Speaking mt Asie-Protrncted
Meetings ut Hale center--I,evivai
al Bedford-Other New. Items.

Cisco. Tex. Aug e.-AIiss callie
whiteslde has been visiting in Eastland
this week.
]. w. Hartman and wife went to
Galveston this week
Miss Boiling of'Denison. who has been
the guest OF the Misses Laugstons, has
returned to her home.
Mr.. J.. J. Collins and wife left for
Tecumseh, o. r., which place they
viii make their future home.
Mrs. +. c. lie Veaux visited in Nor
gan this week.
Miss Matte Mutt OF Granbury, who
has been visiting the Misses Langstons.
left for Abilene. where the will visit
friends.
The Misses ConnoIlys az Hico, who
have been visiting Miss Sellers, have
returned TO their home.
X. Il. Wellington and wife visited
In Galveston this week.
Rev. j. NJ. Smith and family have
moved TO WaxahAchie. where he takes
charge OF the Presbyterian church.
Miss Claudia Carter has returned
from a visit to friends in Eastland.
Mics Lille Lee Hubbard Of Hlco.
who has been the guest Of Miss Chand-
Ter, has returned to her home taking
Miss Chandler with her for ,s7yisit.
Mrs. Armstrong OF Eastland was in
Cisco this week.
Miss Lula Dixon arrived from Con
zales this week.
Or. Muse and daughter OF Cameron
were in Cisco Monday
Miss May Chandler assisted by Miss
Lille Lee Hubbard, entertained a num-
Der Of her friends Tuesday night All
In attendance report most. delightful
evening
Miss Maggie ]. Stout of Dallas is the
guest OF Mr.. NJ. V, Mitchell
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

Ardmore, ]. n. Aug. s-rh. Chlel,a-
Nv national election. which Is 10 De
ne,n next Wednesday, is NOT exciting
,eeded that the "nnll bnelsa tet,t ~,
ne elected. Fer governor thee are
INrte candidates, Ex-Governor William
=; BYRD, who IS opposed 10 al!o,ment'
VIII kft tile full-blo11 vote Mosslc a
mahipg the race Independents. INT Ia
opposed 10 allotment, while fudge BOYD
" strongly IN favor " an earir hllot,
meat As a majority Is reouirai "a
.lret ana there Aelug three candidates
the legislature, -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

Keller, Tex, Aug 6.-our esteemed
friend, w. g. Ndrkols, has just re-
turned from a trip to Princeton, XIV,
and brings back with him his new
VIE, formerly Mrs D. e. Kenneday,
mother Of Mrs. j. IL. Crewen of mis-
pplace, They are a worthy couple.
Mr., p, Lavolse, a farmer merchant
of Keller was In town this morning
taking trade again, He expects tn
rebuild his store which was burned
down some months ago.
S. A. Davis and family with Tom
Bornlend and family are visiting rela-
tives in Wise county.
Charles Crewell and wife arc IN
from few days visit to relatives near
Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

Kansas city, No, Aug. s--4N !.
GossGrd, for the Gossard inssss.'
company, this morning filed nss ~,
assignment for the benefit Of els ".
Ex-Postmaster i. y. NclsIl.r
named as assignee. The sss' ,'s
placed at $751; $50 and the naoil.''.
Si972s7. Considerable buslil,N
done In New England, WHERE W. Y
lest losers are located, ana X
mated that many parties ~ ,r'
We're caught for big aniVp,.nass !,
a pald-iIp capltal OF si00.Ooo, aal Y
principally in bonds. Ips ~
stock was subsequently ralsea W
the hundreds OF thousandsi ~
fore the comppnys falluES. N N :
duced al that. time, being s4s ,,, y
loans and the stringent zines -
to have caused the collapse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

Waco, Aug. 6,-The city Of Waco re-
cclved $4,000 from Now York this
morning as proceeds OF the sewer
bonds sold in that city by Mayor Me-
Culloch.
The money has been placed TO the
credit of the city with City Treasurer
w. w. seley. This makes over $4,000
received from New York. Mayor McCul-
loch will return from St Louis and
bring another roll OF $4,000. all Of
which will be planted in additional
public improvements.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

Weatherford, Tex Aug, s.-Hon. II.
:, Moran is having heavy iron avn
ms put IN on the west side OF the
two-story Hedrick building occupied by
the Formers Restaurant.
large force Of men are now at
work on the stone walls OF the Wealth
erford college. and work will be viz
orously pushed to completion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

Waco, Tex, Aug, 6.-Recently the
North Carollnians residing in Waco
met and formed the Tar Heel So
clety,' social organization, which
embraces a number OF prominent citi-
Scns. The ,Georglans now propose to
organize a society and a call was is
sued for that purpose today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

Kemp Tex Aug. GA glorious
Just closed. There were between
twenty and thirty professions. Kemu
has never enjoyed greater time ~
spiritual refreshing. The meeting was
conducted by Rev. w. Il. Graham
pastor Of the Cumberland church, ably
assisted by lsov. Hunter. pnstor Of he
Cumberland church Mt Dallas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

forage crops, such As sorghum, milo
maiz. mlliet. escyp and cafiir corn.
Some wheat. oats and corn are also
raised. 1snoss was never better ana
stock Of all kinds are In a most
fiouriAhing condition. Our people once
more feel bouyant. happy and en-.
couraged. and our country Is again
looking up.
The people Of this section are per-
fectly indignant at the cowardly man
ner In which the Dallas News has
lately attacked Governor Hogg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

Terrell, Tex, Aug. e.--severai per-
sons left this morning for scottsvilie
Holiness camp mcetinE IN Harrison
county. There will h . good delega-
ton from Terrell and Vicinity this
year.
Mr. Clarence Ilarwell died last night
and was buried today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

v, LIVERPOOL August s.--Ths grain nro
6sr ana cotton markets oiosed ~
Ss,. IN observance OF the bank ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

Waco, Tex, Aug. 6.-sult has been
filed In the Nineteenth District Court
by A. Baruch and wife of Tyler, Tex.
against the Waco Natatorlum company
70 recover 10000 damages for the
drowning Of their 13-year-old son. Jacob
Baruch. The drowning occurred in the
Nutatorium pool August :, 1893.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

Austin. Tex, Aug. e,-Ihe ~.
Ralf Blainey was found to1 ,.''., !,
it had passed through tns ~ AZ 4
OF the dam and been carries ,,.. rs ~
river for some distance. = - ~
OF the deceased lives IN ufsep
and he is about 20 years GA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

Matador. Tex, aug. alt has been
showering around for several days
and today W. are having one OF the
finest general raiRs we have had since
snrins, The prospects are that the
rains will continue several Gays. as Il
yuAlly does when rains set In here.
Tais Souhtrs thln Kenr Is AlsEt with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

New York. Aug. cit is said TINT
r,,Iipert Little Will, a. tomorrow's Al.
enisen meeting. explain the 81 o0O o6e
oVer-estimate OF Income. f'VVV'VV'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

g., Ginshrie o r, Aug. s.-Dr. John A
s snlsn, a well-l'nown phvsioian' was
s,d Ia, e,, Today on charge OF abusing
zelia "pS,semp'ins TO assault s-year-oid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

Copperas Cove. Tex, Aug. Gu. q.
BENNETT and c. W. Littlepage were
elected as dsleeAtss to tue ceinooratic
stAte cor 'ontlon a. Lanss On ~ -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

nm lOI IlN fttIluulAaAAAAHNtf Al1NN iANN7
toned hlB political status IN fact.
sut the doctor was not alone IN the
iins OF anomalous freaks. w. ID. Wyhe
dropped in. Wyllo Is Mckinley Dem
ocrat. The Republicans present arltl-
circd this position, II position It be,
but saw nothing parallel ia the staunch
fFce trada Republican, Or. Mackay
!. must not be understood that there
was no onthusiaem Enthusiasm was
on top. But Il ran riot and stalled II
hnd no direction. no well pointed aim,
II was OF the chaotic condition Of a
bag Of loosed feathers II lacked gem
eralship and plan. The lily white wing
appeared to propose to Top down into
convention and let things take their
own course. without forethought, with
out locallzatlon.
For Instance, protection was talked;
national politics We're discussed; the OK
tent OF the good the rain did was
canvas9ed. DE- Mackay was rallied
but not man appeared TO have n
plan or name to mention and can
vass.
About the only point Of vital infer
est was the lily white feature and
tho census plan. Some delegations
came IN brlm full OF wrath. The re-
cent stacking Of the Hunt county con-
vcntlon with the black element brought
NAlHI uflfhNNANfl AAlH NNNN WNAHAANNH anu AiAf
others listened whom they told their
iule Similarly. one Grover mot Clefe-
land cams In for n share Of hard
notice. He belongs 10 the Dallas black
and tan faction. He swaggercd into
tho lobby and when asked by an nc
quHintHpcc what ne WAS doing there
he aai1 'Oh, I've come TO reform Won
followgW lu "a manner which shot n
ihunderhoit or Indignation and wrath
throughout the ranks OF delegates
The delegates. something In the
nclghhorhood of goo strong camel i0-
rethar IN he building where Sam Jones
ouco hutchcrcd good Enrl.7h and. thu
capabilities NJ al0onkespprs at one
ard The same time
THE following 10 q list OF the dele
g5tna.
Delegates from Tarrant--L. 7. O0od-
Gill; j, G. Martin. a. Springer W. W.
Con Fred Daley a, Gueriler. W Dry
dcn H. o Barrow, Jules Alvord a
Rumned, W u, Lane. T. II. Carrot.
son
Delegates from Farmers' Brauch-w.
u, Asherry
Dceratcs from Hunt county u,
Wagner n. 49, Hand r.. r. Sanders,
~. D. Johnson, sAm Burke. Newton
Mcfarland Ell Johnson. Mark Mitchell
W 81 Roach Y, g. Roach. W. W, Pate,
Delegates from uantou-Jnhn r.
fchnl1. j ltuourg. j. A, Robertson,
49, H carson s. 81 earns
Delegate nom ShorWtu-C. ~. Hale.
Delegate from Hopkins c1uuty-W,
] fngahum.
BrlcguteH from H1rrl9--tT r. Mao
Greror. C0l pocJ. Judge Henry cline,
10 NJ. Angie, $. TSwlmforl Chris
ton, John C. Harris. s. T. Stroug
Delegate from Afuarillo-J NJ Kin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

CorslcAna- Tex, Aug. e.-Joc Abb
has bse1 arrested BE Il charged with
the mp;Yer OF Monroe West last Thers-
sy niElt near eyer Greek IN this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

,ury st,s aN Tex, Aug. s.-The grand
iy-seyern 'n M term has adjourned, Thir-
,i,..l.. ilisanors and eleven fs,c,ts.
ne nsse Of me felony bills name thirtnsn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

But neither they or we are to be dis
couraged Evolution is the law OF cX'
istence.'
The following order Of business was
reported;
j, Report Of committee on ereden-
tails.
2. Report Of committee on permanent
organization.
). Committee OF platform and reso'
lutions.
4. Nomination of candidates on the
state Ticket. commencing with eoYer-
nor.
5. Election OF chairman or state ex-
ccutlve committee.
We recommend that the rules for
the rifty-nrst congress govern this
convention. so far as they are appli-
cable. Respectfully submitted.
d. A. ROBINSON
Chairman committee.
The committee on platfo.m and ieso-
lutlons not being ready TO report. IIcEe
Edwards of pnIlas made an a4drers.
Then Or. j. MneKay, the icnnoeltst,
the free tiade Republican, got up and
whooped the convention into Mysteries
over the abusrdities, denominations ana
hBrdships Of protection. The conyen-
ton showcred hailstorm OF questions
upon the doctor from time TO time but
The doctor paid no attention and
lighted Into Mckinley ana all protec-
iionists, HIS hearers included. IN n
manner rejecting personally upon their
brain force.
Major Gibson replied to the doctors
free trade remarks and the doctor got
up 10 go. but changed his mind amid
n storm Of applause and shouts.
The committee on resolutions sub
uitted the following platform, which
was unanimously adopted without
change;
Tho committee on platforms and
resolutions submitted the following.
Believing In America for Americans.
we affirm our allegiance to the national
Republican platform as advocated at
Minneapolis In 1882. We domnnd a
tarin for the protection OF an Aemri-
Gun industries ana articles which can
not be- produced In the United States.
except Injuries, should be admitted
free OF duty and on all Imports COM
Ing into competition with American
labor there should be duties levied
equal 10 the difference between wages
at home and abroad. We condemn
the action OF our Texas congressman
IN so voting on a tarif as to blight
the lumber, wool and other Industries
OF our state.
We condemn free trade with foreign
nations in any form unless by re-
clpr1clty or treaties that Will onen up
tho markets OF other countries to
American producers.
We hclleve In the Republican doc
trlue OF protection by the general gov
eminent Of the life. liberty and Poop
crty ~ every American citizen at home
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

VEN York, August s.--Arr,yea.
hasa. n rron Genoa; Alaita from Les.
-HS's from LlverpooL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07
y. W. MORTON, Chairman.
WM. II, ATWELL, Secretary.

The committee on resolutions re-
turned the resolution OF Colonel Hous.
ton without action referring II 10 the
convention. II being the dcslr TO ox-
pcittc business Colonel Houston with
GROW the resolution he had made and
which WIS seconded. that tho ronven.
ton .pasa upon the subject n1nttDr
AZ 0'30 the convention adjourned to
meet at s O'Clock In the evening and
nominate Its candidates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

~ Unanimous consent. Mr. Cochran
oherod u resolution that toe ctnycn-
Hpl car upon represent ltivcs IN ron-
tttsF for an appropriation for perfect
ms We Trinity rivor navlE uioi fneni-
tiga u was adopted
order, :"
Mr kodrIclS urged that non,n,ti ne
te postponed until tomorriss. No Mood
OF haste, said he. Let NJ con tcntion
be careful OF the action taken
mhJur Gibson ana Colonel Houston
nl'n made strenuous EFFORT TO nnst-
pone the nomination until tomorrow
Mr. Martin Of Fort Worth said that
twenty delegates would not he present
II mo motion prevailed 20 postpone.
or' MuoNay moved postponemont to
prlng the matter regularly before the
hveunE' Upon second, Goudcll smoke
IN iavor OF nominating al present.
", H. MaeGregur OF Harrls em-
phasiHed the lack OF wen defined plans.
observable In the morning, TaVorinrr
Poslponement he said that no opposed
going into nominations II there was
20 ne General wrangle over oandi-
dates' He would prefer cauous
Mr, Martin OF Fort Worth offered a
.eseslnuon that n postponement Of a
half hour be taken for the purnose ~
chucusslng, Motion lost
Moved and carried that nomination.
OF otieea be postponed until Tomorrow
morning at o'clock IN the Auditorium
Speeches We're then informally de-.
elared In order and number OF spenls.
ers addressed the gathering.
speeches were made by MAJOR I NJ
Kindred OF Amarillo WIN N AtweIi
OF Dallas, A, NJ. Cochran OF Rall nnd
Colonel Morton OF Weather ord
adjourned at 10 10 meet at Auditor
ium OF city hail at . n. m.