Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

eight children, nightly praying that ne
| may NOT be led into temptation.
"He u here as the friend OF all your
| PEOPLE the index nnger upon the guiae
board OF Inn rovement and progress
and he and / thank this patient audi
sncc for its attention"
Hon. Waller S. Baker was vocifer-
ously called TOR and ne responded ~
a snort speech. neat. appropriate anu
productive OF considerable applause.
Inc boys" were entertained Ny bAnu
selections, after when they retired 10
! dinner, returning to the Palace IN
| the afternoon to hear the Iowa state
/ band in concert. The unanimous ver-
! Wet was that the day was the most
successful and pleasing the drummers
| have yet had at any OF the fairs OF
publlc entertainments In the state.
Tonight Rev. Thomas II. Dixon, Ir.'
| OF New York, the famed pulpit orator.
held a large audience interested from
/ beginning to end with his lecture,
| "Fools or the School OF Experience.
| The band concert was unusually at
trnctiye. The weather moderated and
the crowd largely exceeded that OF
| yesterday.
/ be one of the most suspicious IN the
history OF Waco
II Is German Day at the Cotton Pail
! moo and extensive preparations are on
foot among the Germans OF Waco, Me
| Lehman county. and many portions OF
the entire state to make II crown
ing success and reflect credit ON that
thrifty and Industrious class.
The committee on arrangements con-
1 sists OF H. Lueders, chairman; Charles
| Kophal. c, J. Heerlein. c. j. Stansell
and d. Beumcr.
In conversation with Mr.. Leuders
this morning he said TO Gazette cor
respondent.
''The Waco Mnenncrchor will met to-
night TO make arrangements for Ger
man Day, and all Germans are ex-
pected to be present.
Interest is Increasing every day
anu the committee mas advlceg from
Tours, Ross, West. Gerald, Reisel, Me-
Gregor, Robinson aud all German set
Elements In the county anu all over
the state, and large delegations VIII
come"
me band OF Tours splendid musi-
cel organization the shooting society
OF Perry and the Perry band, VIII also
come.
me sons or Hermann IL Is under
49,, W ANN" 'i,s biS1. iit'eiese u. ,Iie
No., 80 w., it,'se ~ t.e y, oeeS.,pn
hyat representing Hermnnn, VINO
I p the Eetinsns from me yoke OF
i'o''''' opp'eSs'on'
a very pretty feature OF the parade
anu most happy conception OF the
Waco Maennerchor viii be the Lore
Ivy HoAt, a picturesque aid Z. rest
~ eplsscn'atloh Oh Wei-khowh an
u'1t' iesuuu or the Hhlne'
q, ~, S S .ilat tile larihery IVlns
az Sl 6 SiS ,, iours ReisnDorhood WIN nave
rga, tta ", ~ Io' ,,-,,, ~ tne paraae'
AAAA Allk lilhuE w al ue a very lO1lE
one anu naItle,patei IN by many there
o,,I,,o. -" ~, u ~,
nlehu those living east OF the Brazos
tbogo iI,it, .eet ~ rus, MnGo ana
as ~ ''mb VS. oi the river VIII meet
nuhiis s",,a'. sue. ~ oo'h tortn on the
starr Mt ii o,cioo,, p''e'ss'o" VIII
Mr. .Ttih,s sah,,,,z ~
been cboson nr,tIr 20 y, VI AustlI, N.Y. s
deliver an ell, '.s u"y unu WIN
~ tba 60. rs "' the AUDITORIUM
~ O o,om iaiaee.
mo aov IA Gus'mur Is grand marshal OF
Own marshal
arrangen,cr, nn, n,' metnoer or the
80, ~. '',ei' committee ana who has
Antonio, Flatonia, Yoakum and Schulz
e" .,T H. sa I,,,,s ,..,,.. ,,
Garp,on a., ~ - :, H'"th 'st'u ~
tho imd,oaiiy az tne ootton Palaee and
large d.lo,a.1o are 'sat mere VIII be
"Au Ga
vercins T., u ,t ionges and all saengei
a,d ,,a ~ .nv state nay been lnviied
"a ,,'unS WI respond by coming.
nm nj, III ni' from expressions heard
Sn3v 'u l,it crowd r In Waco, and every
m,sic W." VIII, nave a good time. TIE
amu nus eal organizations from vari-
uuS b,n"es VIII be here and swell the
"l ,r .uy,
me me 'hu'eations are for the largest
eloMo OF the Exposition thus far to-
morrow. Special tra ms from Dallas
anI North Texas and from the South
ana ., on the other Ines pre- mise many
th9us-nds Of Wis tors tomorrow
sIHeneGd to Tat point w ere the pre-
aletlon Is confidently made that It viii
DC probably the most successful In
point OF attendance OF the whole Ex-
position.
SonTnittee IN charge deserve commen-
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