Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-03
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BRIGHT OUTLOOK ron 4.
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An English s,naiea,. i.
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3r'mms for Labor Z

Galveston. Texas
.ait and Interstate rs,ls. ,'A' l.,
IN a favorable way d ~ 'ta
, s,an'ial ground. II The ', pi,,'., p
tions pan out saccesstuiI s''sai u,
iaet. finally result. n T. aaa
This morning Y. 9 ~, ag'sA! IA,
an hnsiish syndieats rss a.''s
purchasers Of the bond. ~ !. = ~.
rived in the city ana ~ y IA ~.
depot by a committee !, = nj
eorted to the Beach Hot,, 'S 4 4
train were W. W. chsr,s, - L
the King Charles conslrSs,,'''' 'als
and c. b. Dorchesler trs ssnsa ~
wo Ssia. capita L Ely ana ! ! = y
.ae,esauon from Sherma,s' ! Asr
1 70 meet the ofiaolals y "a
Sherman. Tee f1ll -
amer a short tim -.
10 tha ma morning TIE u.,rs ~
Ri.hn,oSs mari. wne-s TIE re1>
70 lthe north jettv 10 ,. y vi.
now In progress at thss'pst "
hInine ME terminal n,r.is,, pAtt vi
aLd lnterstate railway, x
the party depArtcd on Ai "a ~
Port Bolivar, Tho ~ i2.lls,i
tSssehersl Manager r. 4. w
idsut L. G. Fealthersio-. N1'yesili
allen; officials OF me r. -i,srsI
W. w. Charles, c. a H. 49, n
X. Hagelwood, Cau,alr stle'ls
ttasrison, and the f5llo1ir- htj
lsns. Coicael Walter az nhn
Shilum, j. o. Msrnow. N
addse Moody, p. n. Hsrris' L = x
MT, Dunn, when interroesta, L.
opleet or my visit Ia % ibst ~
ryau una nave Conferences VII. "
elhis. as iar as / have been N. Y "A v
Ssr,talh l believe the deal Wi n
whereby the syndicate / r,,... ~,
purchase the bonds Of ths $500 r.s
very favorably impressed VIA n.
ana note much improyernes, .p
visit here about six years AZ, Wv
lilo further said he -,,,,,;s Z. II
say more relative 10 the osiss :.
visit after the directors 81 NJ, ~.
interstate railway met and NM
some permanent plan OF acsIoa
w. w. Charles was also sam A., J,
his company would, II the rnsl1a
dictate decided % taks the bo1is =
Gulf and Interstate railway
the, patent rails and ties 10 0,a.X
ana tho road TO Beaumont yo1ld y
he said the English syndicate ~
very much pleased with Inc sssd,is,'
ferod BY the Gulf and Iaterrsis N,
and believed tho bouds wouli M,
Mr.. Charles Will remain In tie ~ T.
Tuesday,
II is Thought that some dedsln !.
Will be taken between rev 6na q
next in the affairs Of the Oulf ~
terstote railway. which have h,t1 y
Ing fre for many months.
sEALYs WILL EXPLAIN
The statement made in TIE are,
this morning that the ses nh
Galveston had been mnstess. q
service by Adiutan General Ma,
aroused the indlcnation OF ne 60
and It's friends Captain Bowl Z.
ycrsation With The Pest coifenr,
SAID that Il was a iniJtaks hat 4
were 90 treated for Msorder,y rs,iu
camp, but for other causes ne q
are preparing to defend Hsmsssu \
VIII mako public a statement h iu
few davs
BODY NOT RBcovEaHp
Tho body OF the ship caIpea:u, a,
MilSke,son, who ten from DE ra.a{
comal yesterday afternoon. has rs \
recovered. Although an avsna \
made to save M!kkelson aftar y =
came to the surface OF the ,slr
sank from view and was not NJ. "a
Parties have beGa hrargfng "a 4
all day for the body without s1eisA
HAS ARRIVED.
Mrs. Margaret L. Watson. VIA \
address the ladies on Labor Dg
WOODLANDS Lake arrived ths md
from Beaumom. and Is tho guest y
Rebocca Henry Hayes. Mrs Wau
a lady OF rare talent and anlq
her address will be one OF the fei'x'
Labor Day.
LABOR DAY cEbEBRATps
All the arrangements have hsn
fected for the parade and sub'savss
fractions next Monday, and he N
ratio programme will be carried e'i
NOTES.
oysters are beginning g cptis
erai boats brought In loads OF tAe -
blvalves thiB morning
Last evening tho u, S, c. elao W
boat sail on the schooner PunaA
pllmentary to Misses Cora sha.
Ella Holland, visiting young Aa'"
Houston.
The residence OF James Mnsu't
Avenue /. near Twenty-foufu
was entered by a burglar ths mg,aJI]
an early hour. A shot from ! ~
him OF without doing any dAmAt-