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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22
MARSHALL BUDGET.
Catholic Divincr ON Their Way
Home--Wiil DRINK IA Toast.

hhHtf--NAll bftuh IA Inuafs
Marshall. Tex. Dec. 2i.-Thls morn
ing Bish0pa Duane OF Dallas, Fitzgerald
OF Little Rock and Murchaerb Of the
indian Territory. came through here
en- route TO their respective homes from
u visit to New Orlsana
Grey COmmandery No, l6 knights
Templur win observe Christmas at
their hall here. where they Will meet
to drink toast 10 the right eminent
grand commander.
County Attorney MCGEE and Conata-
bic Ethoridge this morning purchased
two bloOdhounda, which VIII be kept
for the purpose Of assisting Ia the
capture OF criminals,
Combination mail and baggage car
No. $50 was turned out OF the MRrshal
shop yesterday and made her FIRST trip
north on No. l. She is a beauty and Is
fitted out with pintsch gas burners
Large numbers OF home visitors are
coming through here every day. to
spend the holidays IN tho Old states
Yesterday evening passenger train No
. came through IN two sections and
this morning No. 4 was In two sections
OF hftcpu coaches each.
Sheriff Perry received y telegram
from LhnEvlew yesterday stating that
the negro burglar who broke into Mr.
pruetta house on the 10Th, had been
arrested Odlcers Curtis aud Lewis
went up ON No. l 10 look M the negro.
He does not suit tho description OF tho
man wanted bore. and tho officers left
him IN Longview Tie had on hls per-
son a diamond ring ana Ind stolen q
palr ~ p7nie from o Iorrvlcw firm
Mrs prualf. whose house was bur-
glnrlzcd on tho 18TH, has discovered
that amonT tho articles taken was n
rontlcmnn's scarf pima round gold
ban got in a wreath Of gold; a very odd
design
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

Tho old line Of paoulo scientists, the
mperstitinus, delt styled scholars" OF
the early part Of this aud tho lnttor par;
az the eighteenth century. believed that
NTH would breed microbes, hut the absurd
Idea OF spontaneous generation" las
long since been exploded. There arc sas.
oral spcclos, but tho most common iawhat
the Investigators term approximation by
iinufe." II, with strong microscope,
We carefully watch miprabe for a short
tmo, We sor CONSTRUCTION" appearing
on carh side 81 the oontur ~ tho body
This soon shows itself In tho shape of
hnp across, and then All Of sudden the
n'lcroho separates In tho middle. and, be.
hold, wo have Two 10 place Of onol Zach
Of these rapidly increases In elso until
they are as large as the original, when tho
miracle Of the side spots and transverse
hno appears, and In place OF two We have
four by this wonderful plan Of repro,
duet.on one increases 10 two two 70 four,
four 10 eight, and cght to 10 until within
tho space Of five hours wo have 9, 600, 900
wigallng individuals from single speed,
mca.--st. Louis Republic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22
rosrorrIcn MIDDLE.
The Waco Postmaster wants 20 Put
Democrats In.

P'""N'"S
Waco. Tex. Dec. gis~There are Ayinp-
tons Of q cyclone among the emp''yes
OF the Waco postoillce :.
And there are symptoms Of llFbe
sized disgust upon the part OF Vlher
people.
Il all comes about, is Is sdid' ne
Gauge or the de1lre that only DcLloeisWs
De employed In the postoiiice. ~.
oHlces % the money order. TgEl1uy
ard stamp department are inv9lEed IN
the matter and the occupants OF lheae
oiioes nave been ~ periurDtd htAte
for some time. So has Postmaster
Harrison.
u HcemR that Mr.. Harrison promise
before ne secured the oihce ~ see mat
its affairs were administered by Ien-
ocrats, OF whohe iaith there - no ques-
ton.
Among those who have been ins'rt-
ins that this promise be earried cur,
Is waller >. Baker. one OF iohlh.HLer
HauisonH bondsmen. speaking % the
matter today, NJ. Baker itid thht ME-
Hnrrigph had agreed 10 iut Deino-
gray H 70 mo roaioilcf' NJ lnAst IN tne
important Offices, where money rs nan
diad, aud FOR Whioh me postmaster -
rHopnesinie. When Alr. HlTr'son dgot
churEe OF the ONCE Mr. hAk5r urRrn
that the promise be Kept me at
tempt 10 carry u out oolllded at cnce
with the civil service rnles'
Wlliam Talley, register clerh' pHu
Mrs. Wllber, money order c'erE ,M're
me persons selected Tor oismlsHA. Ihsy
ny once invoked the protection ~ w
elvh ferYlee rules. and mere IN ehoFt 70
remove them came 70 hat. MI
Baker was Inclined 20 blame f9s' ilat-
i.r iinrrlboh lor iahure 20 leino'e tneHe
officials al hrAt' but Wheh ne lnE'au-
gated the matter he became Fausn,d
uHt We Pos'HuSttT WIS h9t h7 "'upH
." DC plalneI az ne hhu thoush
lteWeNsr' or. haher uld ny let hs
matter crop ana nc mas loFNaIueu
pt ""2l 20 7rhN'ut '"Ne t,h' NoIk w
nan iclllelOh 70 hNNe the Hl0nry VI
dtr, resisiry ana stump dsparllnth'S
exempted rom the clFll BeIFl te Fu'cH'
Mfs' Nhper' IN chatBe ot thS m1hty
ofder department IL uhlcr pohu Ot
sl@VvJ. az required by ne P9s'ol'ae
upPAItWepI Ihe otiier onlela's Nlen-
unuel arc hot reqaltfd 70 tuIillHl pu""s
Aian"ugh ! ls Fttled they WlU 90 sv'
mo matter created cohsiueFAn'e I'ti-
lnE A"d hll ipes hot YET seem 20 oo
serene. The ciyil service rules protect
inc employees thoroughly IN iheir posi-
u"hH' atd unless an exemption from
ihehe rules "a occurred X lA pam thnt
there Wal De no change ~ the POSI-
lions referred To.
lt " understood that MISS Carr2H
was hpoplnted 20 a p9a!uon ih inc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

Forney. Tex, Dec. 21.-Christmas Is
almost here and the Ginning bells and
Santa Claus are expected In good
style.
Weddings are the order Of the day.
Mr.. j. c. Burks Of Tyler was mar
rcd to Miss Belle Daniel OF this place
at the Baptist church last week. and
last night Mr. John Burrell and Miss
LAZY Mccartney were married at the
residence OF her father, Mr.. A. Me-
CARNEY. and MIR. Charles Wren and
Miss Belle Walker, wege married at
the Christlg' church." and tonight
Mr.. W. - dams and Misg Matlic
Self are TO be marrled at the Methodist
church. who ueXt2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22
DIED ~ CALIFORNIA.
A Fort worth Mother OF Note Has
Gone 90 Her Howard.

Her many friends In Fort Worth win
learn with sorrow that Mrs. Charles
Gay. formerly u this city. died
at Los Gatos. California. on the 9Th
ot the present month The deceased
was the wife Of Charley Gay. who -
known 10 thousands OF Fort Worth
people. and was IN the iorty-nlnth year
OF her age She was the mother Of
nineteen children. nine Of them being
san alive. the youngest being ten years
old. She and Charley Gay we're mac
ried IN Galveston IN May. 1858. II will
therefore DO seen in the mrs, twenty-one
years Of her married NE her nineteen
children were born. Mrs Gay was a
good woman ana highly esteemed by
those who knew her
II Will be remembered by many Of the
older citizens of this city that on the
birth OF her eighteenth child. which oc-
CURED In this city Capt Eph DaFrett
deeded TO Mrs Gay and her children a
valuable city lot. and when the nine
teenth child was born. Col. John Peter
smith decided chem valuable property on
the South Side. Both these gifts were
made as a tribute 70 the ...hef, who
contributed % generously 70 the popu-
lation Of Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22
NORTH TEXAS TOWNS.


Gainesville, Eek, Dee' zl.-Airs. w.
NJ. Aiu.ans anu ner daugnter, Ada, aIo
Viaiuug ~ ArunOre.
y. =. l4uraic left today for u
months vl-ll 10 re,ullyes ut his old
home, RocKsOOr0. n. Y.
u. Ben left this morning for
NnltBeb9rO on buainess trip.
Dr.. Hose OF Bowie Is ia the city
attending the Dntai association.
Airs. McBride Oi FORT Mur.n Is wise
lung her parpn,8. All. and Mrs. KEN
pluahy
Malor L. X. Peers Of Farmington,
Mo, who has been visiting he me-
pnew. Val Pears, Tor some weeKg, left
To-Day ior Dickinson 70 spend the w.n-
ter.
John S. Williams left today on a
montns visIt 70 his old home. Me-
kenzic. Tenn.
The following were licensed to marry
today by County Clerk Thompson:
Mr.. Joseph Wynn and Mrs. Susan
Coon. Henry Newkin and Mrs. Sdlie
Dunnt, TART I.ikon aud MSS Liz1le
COuee CHMway Coffee ana Miss Ada
CoopeD =. W. Walker ana Miss Anuie
Conner. 4. N. Giles and MISS Saliie
Gurdner.
Thr appealed case OF John Baldwin,
convicted at the last term OF the dis
trict court for assault to commit rape
been affirmed by the court Of appeals.
Baldwin has been confined IN the coun-
~ JAN since last spring. lie was tuk0n
TO the pcnlteutiary thia morning.
There are twenty-three prisoners In
the county Jail, all OF whom are either
awaiting trial for charges Of felony or
have already been convicted OF felony.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

Tho utility Of the actual SPY in time 81
war nowadays "a limited, especially IN No.
trei warfnre, ~ the foot that they arc sol
dorn nbioio convey thoir news fast enough
and dnrsnc the turmoil % wuF u Is only
the very latest news that is ~ my value
When thegc IL n temporary lull in the hos
titics, they can BE- utilized In tho emp
Of the enoniy, and they nrc specially adapt
able during tho period IL preparation for
war. while tho armies are occupied with
their equipment aud marching orders
Under such circumstances important per.
sonnees, who are seldom Faen in inter
course With the uiheri mix freely among
the ordinary herd. and thus an oppor;u-
pltv "a afforded 70 tho spy 20 study both
country aud people. II the 'thestcr ~
war !, jusg on ihe boundaries there Is
never any Iack q self sacrificing men who
asn willing TO risk thnir lives and repuia.
lions for the sake o. their country, aHd
here aghln esplnnAgo loses great deal Of
its abhorYent characteristics sun the
enemy Is bound. IN bcif defense, 70 punish
oyon those patriotic efforts with extreme
severity, and tho command issued by tho
Germans on Aug. TO- 1870, was that al
spies and other traitors should be pun
lshcd by doath Although the decree was
greatly criticised at the time, II was In
point Of fact simply necessary prccau-
ton. Other armies have gone atlll further.
For instance In the American war Of in
dependence, IN 1850, tho British major and
general udjnlant, Andre, was arrested on
tour Of Espionage IN the cncmy's lines
and hanged, although be bosged for the
privilege OF being shot ~ like a soldier"
Such espionage rs this however, cannot
DO looked on as dishonurhble. On tho con
trary, In this case tho end certainly jus
titles tho means Tho spy who sacrifices
reputation, honor and life for his country,
may be looked on as u truo hero.-Homo
and Country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

When Twas a llitlo boy, my plnymntos at
n country school IN southeastern indinna
wore 'flteotg" and won't 'skCctlng,n
though tho villngo boys said skatos.
counted "skcot" curious corruption
Fancy my surprise az meeting an old no
quaintauoo ~ faroi baud, end Ia strange
company, when long years Nfterwarl
read tho passage IA Evelyn'a "Diury" for
the year i669, la which no speaks uf hnv
ing soouo tho strange and wonderful dcx
tarity Of tho alidurs ON tho now cnpnl In
Sc. James park, performed before thoir
maluatigs BY divers gentlemen aud others
with Sohoots hitor the nannor Of thu HOl-
landora with what swiitnrss they passc,
how Euddainly they stop In fun rarricro
upon the leo and 80 forth The Oh In
"schcuta' Is Dutch, and therefore sounded
Ike X, prpys tqlis o. being 40 81 james
park on the same day, 'whoro | first ia
my ilfe IL being o great frost, did soc pco-
pie sliding With tholr skeatcs, which is Il
very pretty art hero discovered that
tho country boys Ia tho hills Of Craig
township, whom they said "slcot," woru
only one or two centuries behind tho fash
ion and wero using tho word ns nru
bounced by Charles and his oourtlers whom
they brought the very pretty art" To lsng.
land. a Now York journal " 1855 com
plains VI the tino wasted In "skcating"
ON Collect pond. Nowhere is It trucr that
all which Is paftAkes n that which was
than IN language 49, Folk Speech In
Amorica" In Century.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22
pAnIg.

Paris, Tex, Dec. Wednesday
night near Union academy Green Mar
tin aud John swan, two young negro
men, fcll out at dance and Ia the
fight Martin shot Swan twice. causing
his death IN thirty minutes.
Burglars entered the room Of United
States District Attorney Hanuny aud
Assistant Attorney Taliferro and stole
their grips, oyercuatB and other arti-
cles.
Deputy United States Marshal Ryan
lcft last night for Detroit Mich, with
twenty-four Federal prisoners.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22
chllaren and sweet..

Sweets only lAttor tho palate Jeiiles.
puddings tarea, candles, preserves and
sweet cakes crafty tho senses. but have a
misollcvous effect upon the Intricate sys.
TEN ot digestion. There Is sugar In the
grains, fruits, Vegetables, mink, etc, IN
sufficient abundance IL Is thought. Tor
health, The best authorities say that xn9
ar should be used as seasoning Tor foods
and not taken IN bulk An chldtun havs
a sweet tooth, but thosa who not their
daintles In tho form Of sweet fruits. sweet
nuts and sweet roots aro physieally and
mnrallv better than tho candy fed totH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22
A MnncmAyr Mrmpnnrp.
uiEhNny Operating Near tn
IIiY OF nIrmlnEhnm.

Birmingham, Ala. Dec. al. G.
Thornton, n prominent grocer Of Wcst
END. "a suburb Of birmingham. left his
store early this afternoon to- drive out
20 Enalee CITY TO deliver some goods,
Three hours later some farmers COM
Ing 30 the city discovered hli dead
body with a bullet hole ia his heart
BY the roadside near tho fair grounds
three miles out his p1cicia had been
Turmoil out and his money and watch
taken, The officers with dogs are
making every effort to trail DOM the
murdrrcrs. who are believed 70 be- a
ganB Of mghwaymon VINO have re-
Gently been holding up farmers on
roads leading to the city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22
cnnnssillr lrs,c


Inches Laaie. in Renaesiss. :. b. .
=, I,r,eenyille, tx. D,S., ~
o OF Greenvile Is proul s, A-l \
her sons and dana y. u n nS]
cultured and aDnr.c MI 4. :. ~ /. n
S ..,,, . best cit.zghs weleo \, !. ~
v ,le Drama.lr club h ~ i.ef
i've presentation 4, - 4, nNt
Rio Grande.r ne ~. y ~ Va
moniai . thu saiIar ssl !, W.
vllle R'nes. Tla NJ. p "
was worn with es,,' "a. . ~
ABILITY BY each meta ss,'s sif
q. wandering caseliss ' .' y n
Tips his TAt, IN sc' w. e1,'ss,
pleasant courtesies'
II a, Morgan as u. Il.
Nienols. az Col. L5wtlS-.' = p'sis
Capt. paul Wlbsrt. TX. Il I q
Judge Biggs; l.. p. Co.,. ~.
Gadwallader. G. p 80. 800 q
Bangs; and John w,r'' W.T. y
i banss' were atiiac,Iys ~ n, ~ =
lhipersonaiion Of thelr rs,,'.'''.
ae'ers, The "falr hdliss !,
IN Their Charming de'ins,,t
aeter Won golden opIn.i,ss !.
Kes, a winning and aoearu N
lazy OF San Angelo. as,.s,', Z
WIN w charming success IA n, !, !;
OF Hslsa; Miss Aimlstaad 4. n.
sophie, was an attracts,
brame. as an lnimltaids ~
charming In impsrsona,iss ~
pie, az Mrs. Briggs, sAcus ~.
as the Judges guidlng NJ, III y,
let The Gazette carrespsu,,s. \,
uii1 entertainmeat hal adlJ y,
GIG 10 the fame and rArs y y :.
vile culture and ABILITY 4, +
VIE Dramatic club holis 1 ~.
one OF The most brilliant q 4.
and historic Lone Star SKI "
a nNed place as a ctn.er Il a
cultured progress. M n,
house. the scene Of III 49,
entertainment, Is me n M N,
tiful OF Texas hlatrlsne 49,
wears the name Of ole q q
most enterprlsing and hnio,l !
9. c. Allen, OF Fst wonA
acting business 10 he III.
y. j. Mock, " Dlllis l,hh
g. u. BurbrIdge. Of Mniwa /
city.
A. d. Bothsrd, tralun.r.-
Missouri, Kansas 4 TIM NJ
& lTera at Dcnlson, was h q
Il short while YESTERDAY sin,,.
Miss Ollie Sanden. u nrll.
the guest Of fri nda 10 The I'M
Miss Eva Haynes Il ID axa
tho holidays.
w. Henderson. Of ssrs;r
the city.
Dick Hubbard iectra t b
Baptist church to-nlgsl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

THIS is tha city OF Annoy. In China. Tho
CITY "a relic Of the past IL Is walled the
sHite as u was in the time OF Confueiu.
y hA. 10 sewers whatever. Tho straet,
vary rum two feet to SIX feet In wid,b
10 wheeled vehicle can uso them An
equestrian would experience great dIeirni.
y ~ turning corner. Here and tbore n
eI open space az plaza, dug out So M ~
- a huge epcn cesspooi lntoit Inc str,,ets
ul.ShArse Their alta.-- Picking corcspond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

Wcathcrford, Tex. Dec. 1.-The
musical treat given to the people Of
WeatherfOrd at the Methodist college
last night was unusual in its excel
lcnce. The features OF the occasion
were the pieces renderd by the Guitar
and Mandolin club the recitations Of
MISS Powers ana the solos OF Miss Dora
Eddleman. The recital was for the
benefit Of the Y, NJ c. A. and was
rendered In the auditorium of the new
college.
pie are taking advantage OF the re-
duced rates over the railroads to re-
turn 10 spend Xmas in the old states.
Two thousand dollars worth Of tickets
We're sold on the FIRST day Of the re-
durilUn.
The matrimonial market seems stln
TO be ilourlshing as shown by FIVE IL
censes having b09n issued today from
the county CLERK office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

The Gasette said that the highly
solvent banks Of the country would
never consent to throw their credit into
ho'ch-poteh and become responsible for
All The notes that might be issued under
the proposed cleveiand-carlisle nm
inclai systom. Tho lascst scheme
n the admlnisuatlon eliminates
this feature And then the pro-
posed currency would be wholly
nasound without the governments In
dpraemcnt, which .he administration
does not propose 10 GiVe Tho attempt to
frame currency system outalde the
lines q the constitution must always
run ia dpvisus ways
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

There Is hardly anything more Impor
tans In trade than tho prompt delivery Of
goods 10 tho purchaser. When prpnertv
has passed by purchase FROM one 10 nm.
other, tho latter, as q rule, has an ipdo.
serihahle impaticnco to get hold Of tho
wares which arc bis. II tho deliver, h
prompt a customer Is generally retained.
II IL Is shiftless, then tho customer ho'
comes alsgFuntled, and very often thAt
VIII 70 the las, purchase made OF tho al
fcrding dealer, Hardware.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

Berlin. Dec. sL-Rea'', w IA
noted anti-semIts, has ', .s,s
from Ploetzense pFia7l ~. ~, \
been serving a term = ~,
imprlsonment for l .es..i1sii{
during the carly PAT =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

a contsntcd mind n better than
riches. Or. Prices Baking Powder
brings contcnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

arc an Follows. The body will be laid
N state on the dock yard wharf az
Halifax at noon Of the 3ist, ana taken
10 the provincial building, whore Il
viii lie IN state tn Wednesday morn.
ing. when the funeral services ana
pontlfcal mass will be celebrated In -.
Mars church. The procession leaving
the church AZ ~ o'riock, VIII traverse
a route two miles Ions 10 the cemetery
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

WIItMs or sIBhINIFIION' u HN'H'
The Daily and sunday Gazt''e' one
year. $500, IL,
months, $3.50. 49,.
The Daily and sunday Gazette, thtes
months. $500.
The Daily and Sunday Gazette one
month &c cents. a.
The Sunday Gazette, one year. WV
Tho Sunday Gazette. six mon hS'
II co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

ropnd Murdered Near Roanoke, Ala.
hioncS and Diamonds Gone.

ionnd Wandered Nrnr Roanoke, Ala.
il"neS nnd Diamonds Gone.
birmingham. Ala, Dec. gi.-Dr. J.
II Card Of BRINK cham. a travelling
medicine yendor. who has been touring
tho towns In East Alabama, was muir
derci and robbed nrar Roanoke. Ran
'dolph county last night. He had been
out In the country. and. fiiling 10 re-
turn TO his hotel search was insti-
tutcd this morning. which resulted
In the finding OF bis dead body by the
roadside just outside Of town Several
hundred dollars, which he Il known 10
nave had on his person. and q dia-
mond, were missing The assassins
are thought to be negroes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

Atlanta, Ga. Dec. A.--A meeting Of
ne rate committee of the Southern
railway and sieamahip association adj
lonrned today after three days session.
me ehleI action taken was to- give
half rate t. exhibitors at the cotton
states and International Exposition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

Florence, Dec. Alta W
that Tan.ongH, formerly :
the Banco Romano, b,
fore an examining miF51...
culuminous report asilst "
found among the pip,1 ~
10 the committee Of Y
deputies by ex-Premls' 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

London. Dee. 2l.--Spscial dispatches
received here FROM tiima say that a
riot Of the most serious nature has oc-
CURED there President caceres. II ap-
pears. ordered q crowd OF hungry men
ana women, accompanied by many
children, to be dispersed. A riot last
ms three hourH resulted, during which
many people were killed and wounded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

Rome, Dec. 2l.-'Thfe ral
were conhscated today irl
the proceedings OF q ntxl
Cague OF Liberty. an anaf
A number Of tax peyefs 4
TO refuse TO pay the new 4
test the validity Of thss
courts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

The Fort Worth football boys have
neen challenged 10 play the Dallns
Team on Christmas day. and the chal-
!ehKe has been accepted Tho home
team viii have ~ practice OF aisuals
ana plays az the Heights Sunday after
noon AZ = clock.
Can't. Day requests chat all members
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

Tho storm waves will reach THIS me.
ridian ana the other changes noted WIZ
occur a. and within 100 nile1 W Fort
Worth within twcnty-rour houra before
or after sunset OF the dates given be-
low.
peeemher a.-Warmer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

Cox came IN this morning from Bruce
Vile and registered at the Pacinc hotel.
Col. Cox Is very enthusiastic over the
prospects Of the pretty little town nf
brureville, and says improvements IN
the way Of building and extending
water works mains are going on ateadi-
" every day. within the last two
months there have been ten new resi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

Or. Parkhurat win start out shortly
after tho first OF the year ON lecture
tour HIS subject viii b. "Mnnicipal
Reform" lie has wisely chouen chi.
eago as the first place Ia which he viii
speak, and the bosses and polltieaI
trieks,ers arc uquarlng themselves Tor
a taSlo OF high lifa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22
wAYLAID AND Munprnrp.


Atlanta, Ca, Dre, 2l.-A special 10
me Journal from ouitman. Ga. rays
, Jon iaom, q pruminent citirer OF this
eVu'.y W. W ylaid md n urdered while
on hts way home last night by Wtv.r-
~ Pike, negro with whom he had had
q quarrel here during thu day. p Ike
rs neu, nut poesee Is IN pursuit AMI
Nhching Will follow II he Is caught.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

trcrders

COO a.. tops Of 1000. On Dewitt county,
can be delivered at any time: price S2l
700 TO 1000 In Comanche Reservation.
tops Of $500, win weigh 100 average.
Immediate delivery at Beaver Price.
1000 near Chlckasha. on the Rock
island, tops OF 200O, Will average 1000
pounds. Immediate delivery at Chick
asha. Price, $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

Naples Dee q .--Commander Ncweu
or the United States cruiser Detroit
accompanied by four OF his officers ana
niue sailors. will go to Rome ana de-
liver to the Vatican the relies which
were exhibited al the worlds Fair 10
Mgr. O'Conn-ll who viii receive them
on behalf Of The pope.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-22

Brenham. Texas M ,,l
SCHROEDER aged Il, W,
yesterday afternoon, ~
an unknown negro and nj, Z; =.
with a quirt. Her ~. I.
the brute away. ofAss' -
on the case.