Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28
6TH TEXAS TOWNS
k.v NOTES GATHERED ny oun
CORRESPONDENTS.
/ ...,nr Fires n Darn and Three
'...s. Peri.h--Two Fatal Aoci-
xsut. Caused by Careiexsiy
handling Firenrms-Etc-

handling Ffrenrms-Etc-
s.s,rs Pass, Texas. August 81. F.
x.,n. ESQ, OF Beaumont. Texas. having
A.rsrca the steamboat Charles Lee, In
I, The Pass with his estimabls fam
! !. pleasure bent.
c,,oael Mccricket Is still abiding with
:. IA the air is rife with rumors re-
-rslnr his business here. but he re-
~, very serene through 1t all.
~. Pass f. fast becoming a health re-
III and many more would be glad 10
.sns N they could find accommodations,
rood hotel with plenty of room Is
cmsthing badly needed at the Pass, and
~s,id net a handsome dividend TO some
4 Do property owners here II they
-,rdd erect one.
ma schooner Severn, Gormiey master.
~ arrived from Mexico for a cargo Of
M schooners Charlotte and Gibson
=, locked for daily. All win be loa9ed
~ MEXICO by the Consolidated Export
irnsbtr company of Beaumont
"a are having an ovsrabundance OF
an For the past week every day has
lrsurht it's shc wers, which Is retardins
Al nrIners ana running them badly be-
a., z. L. bacon. Miss sadie Bacon,
yifs Stella Bacon. Mrs. J. r. Sanders.
m. May Sanders, Miss reri Sanders,
n c. E. Jones. J. +. Keith, wife and
nnny are on a visit to the Pass and are
rssss Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves.
ORANGE
/ Orange. Texas August 25.--County A.
4 psor George w. Curtis Is Just In re-
cyrt Of letter from the office OF the
( commissioner OF agriculture. statistics
nd history, from which we are per-
-stisd to quote the following interesting
srzsrzph: your statistical report for
nn a very fine one OF the staple field
zys Of Orange county and is a credit
10 ysu and your people. It will do your
rmty great good. The rice crop will
fvr-tise Orange county as offering new
1csnrves 90 agriculture"
me stesmer n. Il. Lee. Captain JoT-
In started on a trip up the river this
rsuiny, having In tew two barges all
ntss vesse's being loaded with steel
ne material viii lay two miles more Of
rack
4 rise OF fourteen fcet In the river ia
rpwted 81 Cow Creek tram.
Notwithstanding the very Indictment
v.'fef OF the past several DAYS, the
X.
~ pastor, Rev. ]. NJ. Martin, preaching
" opening sermon,
4 rvfeesor c. F.. Walden OF Austin will
psn the Orange business college next
PEEK with a good attendance.
WHARTON.
wbarton. TeraS. August GA fracas
cnred 90 the street this morning at
Nsrioan chill josnt. In which a Mexican
In
frmniage. The casualties are slight.
% Mexican inhicting eight wound
he others head Officer Law ion was
ksnpily on hand and Justice Sanders
~ have work In the morning.
ne result Of the N1h!te Mans con-
chon IN the nomination OF candidates
N cosinty ticket Is accepted as very
Htsfactory, That there was room for
.sktsd by the majority of the whites
ne cpnfy, but at she same time when
ftTthlng Is taken into consideration,
~ rrSH sood Is to be gained in a
: eonsidered as a nAir offset. At the
II regular nesting o. the association
Ociober the bylaws will be 30 amend
70 avoid the possibility of fusure
ne sihiahon is becoming serious as
ne cotton crop. Another heavy rain
tAls morning. In she earlier pick
he grade will have been lowered.
BRENNAN.
Rsnham, Texas, August "a war
y was Issued last evening for the ar
= OF James Wiley, charged with the
RI Of saddle. bride and blanket
va Rudolph Roesler.
ne cowboy preacher. Rev. wes,oy.
4 b here September Q TO begin a two
US meeting.
W z $ Newsome OF the Brazos bot
Burleson county. is In tho city
" TO pick. 1900 bushels Of corn to
w and 200 tons OF alfalfa 10 cut,
~. Of.
p churches were all we'll attended
GoLIAD.
a uDtld. Texas. August 2i--Another
4 ~ rain feil here last night and this
= shss The range is in nne condition
lat cattle will soon be plentiful.
souen Is doing nicely. Both gins and
eeIon seed oil mills are running.
ks.sr night and day, and our iluiIe
4, hAs put On quite u BUSINESS air.
~ Asnnahullla creek is reported
l ming which Indicates that the rain
-
a county officers are comfortably
i-s~A IN the new court house.
10y 4 p. Holiday Is back from a
The mineral wells at San An
y "a LaSsl,er. the big cattle buyer
an Anoonlo, Is In the city.
n MARLIN.
-ANr. Texas. August G.--Durlng tho
"a -ueAl storm here lost night MIR. b.
n "Hd reoeiyed a shock and remained
'oaseious for some time. Mr. Ward
Z rrhng by window when struck.
I, ~ recovered from the effects and
!, ue streets this morning.
NJ IN the evening lightning struck
M. M celen9ing to Mr. Charles Smith.
z ~ y on IRE and comp etely destroy
~. parn and burning three valuable
Wy slight shower of rain fell.
HUNTSVILLE
i. VILE, Texas. August 2s-The I'M
81 = Pistol scored another vlcam near
n Yesterday, AT the Foster farm,
y m,ies east OF town, s-yoar. oil
~ hold OF an old pistol, which
n! tAs II. lYinN arc .iid III. HouSe. ard
"a, lr, 'JsostnS with 1t. II was discharged
y icrr az me children OF Frank Hatch,
Z. bryan.
2. ''n' Texas. August 2e.-Mr. Higgin-
an an smpioye at ]. H. ostln's gin
II 1fasos bottom. had his hand and