Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15
ISLAND CITY ITEMS
CAPTAIN TAILOR COMMISSIONED
TO KISS ALL NAMES.
Galveston Rprescntcd nj The roscs
Children Dny-First hale Rc-
reived serious Accident
10 n Young Man->otc-.

Galveston. Texas. July is.-Evcry train
Anu here were several Of them packed
hhe sArulnes In box with womcn auu
vhAuIen and fair sprlnk Ing or men.
iStt Tor Dickinson to parIcipata 10 The
POSTS Chilurcn's Day there and join with
the children from Houston In the joilltlcs
and amusemerts mapped Out by the big
hearted Goat Editor OF The Post. Ii WAS
one OF the jolliest and merriest crowds
mat ever lelt this city ON pleasure bent
and numbered about 5Otp men, women
ana children They rcsurned tonight on
special trains, oyerJoycd With the y cas-
nres they found awaiting them at Dick
the grandest ''chums Ia the Union. He
has made himself dear 10 every little
heart In the Island city.
FELL. rROM y TRAIN.
James Odell, Jr., the i9.year-o.d son OF
jams odell, was seriously injured At S
ociock TINS morning while attempting to
board an International and Great North
eIn tram on Twenty-seyenth stree, and
In company with young man OF about
| the same age he waited for the cNcur-
SION Tram which was going TO Dickinson
10 avoid walk 10 the main depot
OdeI's companion made the leap al right
and attempted to assst him, but In some
way the unfortunate boy lost his hold
anu was thrown Into the trestle work
that spans the low ground at that point
lie struck against some heavy tinbcrs
and received several severe injuries. 1t
was Thought that Two or three Of hia ribs
! were broken and that he was injured IN
terual.y
The injured boy was taken to hts home
on Thiriy-hrst street and avenue l. and
after receiving medical attention Mas
resting easy.
| His companion remained on the train
and went TO Dickinson. The train was
| going at such speed 1t was impossible
GALvEsToN's FIRST BALE.
The flrst bale OF this seasons crop
reached here this morning by express via
uhe Gun, Colorado and Santa Fe Ii was
delivered at the cotton exchange and the
following memorandum showa It's dlsposi-
| ton;
We the undersigned Classification COM
mittee hereby certify that we have eNam-
ined one bale OF cotton, marked %. -
and weighing Gil pounds, received this
day from otto Buchel & Co. o. Cuero
| Dewitt county. shipped 20 Kuhn s.
B'raussen, We md the ba,c TO be new
cotton % this years growth ana chasing
good middling OF good strong staple
j. o. Aymes,
A. Borefcld
II. =. kammercr.
Committee.
sold to j.. o.. Aymcs. account Of \.
| Borefcld q Co.. for 10 cents per pound.
$. o. Young see'y,
EXAMINING TRIALS.
| Charles Garnet and George Wells. ar
\ rested yesterday by Deputy United States
Marshal William owens, had a prellmin-
AIRY hearing before United States COM
! missioner Dart this morning. The men
were charged with interfering with the
| United States mails. Several Witnesses
\ were examined whose teatlmluy went to
/ show that the men were active IN their
efforts to prevent the departure OF the
/ 1880 Santa Fe train, which carries the
| United States mail, ON the evening OF
| July 10, and headed a body OF strikers for
| this purpose. Al the conclusion OF the
| testimony the defendants were held In the
tlts.Ar aaHan aHfir h4H
/ fore the United States district court and
| In default OF bail were remnnded 10 JNll,
GENERAL fuckers REMAINS.
/ The body OF Grand Commander Of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Of
| Freemasonry Phiiip Crosby Tucker, which
was expected TO arrive this morning but
was delayed at Fort Worth by the strike
| on the Santa Fe, is expected to arrive
Upon arrival the body will be received
/ by a committee Of MaFons and conveyed
to the Masonic Temple. where u will
remain under Masonic guard until after
| Kadosh ceremonies, which will be held
| In the temple at " O'Clock TOMORROW
| arge body OF prominent Masona from
all parts OF the country
OTHERS ARRESTED.
This morning United States MarshAl
Mlddlebrook arrested John PVugh, Mar
| tin Shean and c. w Davis. They are
charged With obstructing the United
Davis gave bond in the sum OF $500 for
! his appearance with Mike Jordan and
his hearing has not been fxed.
shean also gave bond in the sum Of
WV TALFoR's COMMISSION.
Captain Tailor this morning received
telegram from Governor Hogg as fol
lows:
captain r. b. Tailor,
Kiss all the children and babies for
me and express my regrets NJ not being
able TO attend. J. 3. Hogg"
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Frank Matthews went to Dickinson to
see how the goats would run.
The cotton sheds on piers u and y
are now so far along that an Idea OF
their huge area may be had
The International and Great Northern
ran an additional special today to DICK
inson from this city leaving at tonight
Mrs. a. r.. Howard, wife Of Treasurer
Howard OF the Internaiions and Great
Northern. went 10 Dickinson today, hay
Ing in her charge several children.
Thore will be a special tralnload Of ex-
curslonlsts arrive here from New or.
leans Monday night next, The limit q
the stay is to Saturday. July q. at 1i@
a. IN.
ID. ]. Price, assistant general passenger
agent OF the International and Great
Northern, and wife took sixteen children
In special car from Palestine TO the
goat" races today.
The horse and furniture dray OF odd
Chester struck last night, ran on and
tore into fragments the lamp post and
mail box at The northwest corner OF Mar
ket and fremont streets.
Mr.. Joseph Morrow OF the International
and Great Northern says that Tor the
goat" train up 10 noon there had been
given away TOOL ehildren's tcketB and
lob adult tickets had been sold.
Lightning at about o'clock this morn
ing burned out a few telephone fuses
throughout the city A house having
telephone Is said 10 be lightning proof,
as the wire conducts the c.ectric nuid
away, This Is not an ad. for the tele-
phone company.
STRIKE AT GALVESTON
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