The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-14
THE WHISP ERER.

-;.h Waco said Dr, D. w. Aaii'r
ne eloquent Galveston divine. 81
snev. OF course, that 1t was situa.
.aI in magnificent country, and
raa been imbued with the proper
i nau If jts solidity, but am really
lu, srrised to find here such truly
su 'arrnifcent prospects as you have.
Tbe gushing hot wells and the
.nlendid natatoriums are delight
~ me- snd | assure you | shall not
W. "a repress the enthusiasm with
sibich they have animated me.
,m Going to get up a lecture on
Tavss to be delivered in other
.,s,es and Waco shall have a good
.h.re Of it ! sure you.
'n' m
81 like the WY Waco is built
on" sad Mr.. w. j. Cobb, of the
s. Louls Republic. cit has com
nsct. substantial city look, that
,La.es me more than anything else
have sem in Texas. The G 'tton
palace scheme is uudoubted Y q i
oooi thing and will attract many
p,ople here to be impressed as |
have been "
nWhsl il is it that causes
tbe continued delay in the passage
If the ordnance requiring the rail
roads to keep hagmen at the street
cros.ingsi' asked 81 prominent
citizen Of the Whisperer. "That
ord nance has been before the coun
Gil for long time, and it seems to
me the time has come for it TO pass
The unprotected crossings in this
CITY are q constant menac TO the
lives Of items, and that hagmen
are not stationed there IL an out
rage upon the community. There
j; no town ia Texas of half Waco's
.ize that would permit railroads 10
cross prominent streets without
having # ,gmen stationed at the
crossings to warn people of the APP
prosch Of trains There are two
Or three crossings in this city that
ere in fearful condition, and coE-
SANITY expect me terrible calsm
iy 10 rebuke the slothfulness with
which the city council moves in
IBIS matter. III the streets belong
TO the railroads, the people ought
mhow it, if they are the property
dhe city, then the citizens shoald
hproperiy prot c.ed in their use.
hope the council will take up tde
long delayed ordinance on Thursday
night and put it through, and that
tbe executive officers of the city
will Fea that ii is Immediately and
strictly enforced
"Ihe Missouri men who held the
horse sale Monday probably lost
considerable money in their enter
Prise" said lover Of fast stock
Yesterday, "bnt they have done Il
Whole lot of good to Waco They
Will leave IN this city a large mum
Der OF high bred horses whose blood
vii enrich the standard strains al
ready coarsing in many veins, and
whose progeny will raise the gem
'iai value OF the equine citizenship
VI the community TIE NJ ~sourl
Gentlemen did good job for Waco,
slu ! am sorry 1t pu, them in the
The Cotton Paiace subscription
As are booming" said one of the
, ssders in The movement to the
"hlsPerer, ard we will have big
~ n' 10 publish when the time Gomez
Iue people are waking up to the
Eeuth's ct the thing, ana some of
uf most enthusiastic workers are
Wei VINO are usually the most con
u'aIlye. Tho idea of having a
se' permanent convention hall in
ONhecuon with the Palace is Gu
sv'ssa BY everybody as ore of the
's' practical and beneficial
t' w, connected with the scht m 9.
" AGO wants 10 entertain any OF
oig state conventions, with Their
Sou'auas of visitors and tens of
nvu.aads Of dollars, she must
"a'sn place for them to met,