The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-26
The WHIsPERER'

sid prominent c'''A'A W ''
tnp s,vo been in attendance at
II u',a,,o.eutative meetings where
! from all sections OF III lne ,,, coan,
' :. " the whole people, but |
. ~, ,sver found brotherly love
., i more fully demonstrated
:, daripg the recent state conven-
y =, a' the Peoples party held il
0,r Every delegate seemed
. .sov avery other delegate, and
:. '.S sonld not remember his name
W Va. simply addressed as "broth
, md hearty grasp and hand.
,ts' accompanied by a look of
' Irv' understanding nand agree
sor completed the greeting and
b passed on to greet the next pa
', ho met in the same manner.
an meal time 'rrived the local
snbsrs of the organization wed
N each other in their efforts at
entertainment OF visitors, and
VA he seen in all directions wand.
their way homeward, accompsn-
bv eight or ten fellow patriots.
reminded me Of the good cd
ne. Of long ago, when the mem.
M Of a general assembly of
ue religious body were enter-
med and feasted on the good
jugs of the land by the folio gers
The meek and lowly in the com
unity where the meeting was held.
evil be fu " repaid for all our
E0rts at entertainment if we profit
the lesson on hospitality thus
bnbly brought to our notice by
], friends the enemy"
d sm beginning to believe that
people Of Waco appreciate sum
~ smusements,' said Manager
". Hobson, of the Auditorlu N,
Whisperer. "Since the Lyceum
heater company opened, last We'd
.dsy night, each succeeding per-
finance has had increased patron.
y and those who attend expressed
smlelves as pleased with the
Ineton, Since the disappearance
Mr.. W. II. Leroy, who was
ste manager for the summer Cir
pit, the representatives Of the
'est railway companies have reor-
'alled, with Mr. Uric, of Austin,
ate manager, and we propose to
Pcare the best attractions. We
pilsntee good attractions that they
Al 90 business, and we expect the
Fople to patronize them
"Aore applications for space
ss Received this morning." said
l. ssPresldent James |. Moore.
lae Mccormick Reaper company
aNa applied for space in the Cotton
sIaee saying they preferred the
,sc0 exhibition TO the Dallas Fair.
nave also had application from
museum manager, who wants to
''''e privilege.
Base ball is on a BOOM said
sn'ger CAFES of the Cotton Palace
S4' 1--WE had a good game San
~, ana when Page and Deane
Ns been signed we will have the
''ugss' team In the state"
am strictly in favor of a rigid
.mSement of all the ordinances az
' 'ssa BY cur city council for the
i'4 ~ of the best interest of
,suAy, said a well known tax
wv wv. WIS morning. 81 am pleased
I., aoslee that our city fathers are
ro ru'u : their efforts to protect us
~ W. ., me worthless ours that pro vi
in ' we and every good citizen
os .'ay amen. 1t does seem to me.
ko,s a 81 that ordinances are passed
[s oi a' Sa q ornament to the pages of
Ee,, wy digest than for enforce.
:" ms assertion has no refer
IN ', any Particular euactmen /,
(,iin,na nave In mind now the recep,
b Nance extending the fire limit
hi n " let the city council reaching
BON tb protect the property owner.
b. b 'us faVSges of tue fire tiend ir
|itan S thae district, but did not
~ mat the ora;