Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
Island CITY NEWS ITEMS.
|musac by the Wind to Residences
nd Small Shipping.
|lEARDs AT THE POULTRY SHOW.
,.s.,ou Exhihits Scored High In some
cl...es SOU IA Tex's We'll Repre-
s,nted-Notes and Personals.

a.lveston. Texas. December ls.-rnero
~ a pretty strong breeze blowing on the
lind early this morning. the velocity
,oslon Of the time being at the rate OF
'Aout forty-one miles an hour. As a re-
~ two houses were blown down, one
:, Avenue Ris which was totally wreck
a and the other n small frame structure
IN the new bridge. Several chimneys
ava blown down and slight damage done
n various parts OF the city. The wind
r,s from the northwest and heavy sea
"a. running and the weather was 80
t.urh that the Mallory line steamship
rampasas and an English ship which had
,rriyel off quarantine could not come up
10 the wharf and a bark and two schoon-
rs were sighted of shore last evening
were blown out to sea. Very little dam
~ was done on the wharf front
me schooner Netie lying In the Tire
roQt street slip was driven against the
l1lkhead OF tho wharf with great force
IA would have sunk but for the prompt
york OF Captain o. u. Moore and othors.
4 barge belonging TO the Texas City
tampany broke loose from her mooringg
% the Hats and ran afoul OF the stern OF
n y, bark Il. Y. G., lying at pier -. The
barge and bark were slightly damaged,
Tie wind was accompanied by "A heavy
nn, Toward noon the wind bad sub
| rded the sun was shining brightly and II
. has been growing colder since.
THE POULTRY SHOW.
Rainy and dlsagreeable weather had a
/ ather dlscouraging encct upon the at
t.niance OF visitors ct the poultry show
at the start off, but u considerable i'm
proyement was noted this evening. The
| classification and arrangement OF the
| fowls are such as to afford the best IA
eliltles for Inspection and understanding
| fact that they ara on dress parade and
To- goyern themselves accordingly.
Tie following awards have been made.
Light Btahmns.-Cocks- W. j.
| Reagan, Galveston. score gy; second Jul.
ius Jookusch, score 9lA; third. Charles
Lester, Dallas 81. Hen-W. j. Reagan,
Galveston, first, 80; second, W; }. kea-
gan, " third W. ]. Reagan, 9llA. CoClS-
rs-J. S. Dowell. Mckinney, first, score,
~; 7. g. Andrews, jacksonville second,
z, third, a. tamelin. Galveston. 90,
Pulett-W. J. Reagan. first and second,
ssore, si.s and g3ls; j. $. Dowell, SECOND,
na 7. @. Andrews, second, t3lg, p, c..
Andrews, third, W. Pen---W. j, Reagan,
fn,, seorc, lS7h; j. 8. Dowcll, second.
Black LaugIhans-Coek-C. q. Glass,
Houston, first, %; r.. |. Kirfnptriok NJ.
Grsgor, second, o.; 7. a. Redmond, third,
Y Hen Savage Bros. first ytsa, u,ass
McGresor. third, b. coekrei--A, S. Mann,
laGrange, first, score gi. c, O. Glass.
iscond, S3; Robert l. Kirkpatrick, third,
q Pullet-C. O. Glass, first, score gi'2;
ihird, 50. peu--A. i. Mann first. score
" 49, Z. @, Glass. second, 1865.
Dark Drahmas oclI-=Char.cs Lester,
Dallas, second score ~; hen, Charles Les
ier second score 81: cockrel, Charles Les
ur. first sols; pullots. Charles Lester,
Pit sames-Cocks-H. w. Abbott. Gail
toSa fri f. s & h tSS a fsiyeS5@R
sy.c9nd; i w, Abbott, third; ,stags-F e,
X Lehold: first, and third william Her
u. fret Coek--second, Charles Lcsier,
sore, 50; hen. second. S1ii cockrol, first,
w; pulletts, second, syh, -,
Bun Cochins- Cock, first, j. r. Glass,
v. second, Sita hen first. 70,
,Par,rlge Cochins-Cock, ". II. Nasmer
ilrst, ~, second 81; hen, u. II. Nasmer
ilnt, q; second, BOZ, third, sos. cookrels
ils, Miss Mamie Braman, e second Y
Il, VGsmer, 81; third, y. II. Washer, n
pnnsts., first, =. II. Nasmer, %; seeond
Nh third l2H pens, first, Il. H. Nasmef
NY second. 1874.
White White iLangshans,.-coci', second, Fl a
hedmond So: hen. +. a. Redmond, ilrst
q; second eOi third, SIS.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Hon. Frank Andrews OF Houston Is at
tending the clvIl district court today.
Mrs. Marie ISoehler's remains were IN
terre1 in the cemetery at o'clock thi'
Afternoon.
p, NJ. Smell, ticket agent Of the Inter
national and Great Northern railroad "
honston, Is In tho city to attend cour'
DR., md Mrs. Rupert Blue will arrive
ms evening from san Francisco anu WI,
sperd the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. L
II. nnuHnu - tau
Captain George T. Walker left thu
morning for North Texas to look aftei
NE Interest Of Camp hIagruder No. 100
Y advancing the organization OF an EN-
poyment bureau.
The following visiting attorneys attend
g The session of the court of clNll aphtaii
.ns morning: Conc johnson, II NJ, WHIT
rsSker. II, y. Marsh and $. a. Lindsay @
ryleri r. s. Terry OF Longview ana u
" Pierce OF Laredo.