Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-14
CRISP STORIES OF THE STREET.
WHAT run GAZETTE RrpoRTERs
HEARD AND SAW YESTERDAY
An ohio Politician Who rhinks Gov.
Mckinley WIN Not lie in It with
Harrison or Rcce-Late Arrivals at
the worth Hotel.

4 Mr.. Nudge. Of the Hotel Delaware,
( 'sad supper cooked at the new hotel
Hast night. to see how the ranges would
llwork, and was pleased with the result
fof the experiment. Although uncertain
of tho date when the opening Will occur
y 1he "a certain OF one thing, and thdt ~
ithat the menu win be very gratifying
remlnder Of good old times at Ye Ar
Ellington Inn.
< Enough 1t Is long time of yet, and
III am no prophet, either. yet l believe
b 1.-THE future viii prove this to be true,
( gaaid Charles H.. Atkins, a well known
. politician Of Canton. Ohio, at the Man,
. tsion last night. THAT Mckinley VIII
\ never get his partys nomination .or the
t. epresidency In 1896. ! hope he VIII, but
( ii fenr not My reasons are these; Nc
l1kinlcy. OF course, VIII so into tho con-
lTention with the support OF the ONO
ifdelegation and many scattering votes
tshe greater part OF them from the pouth
tf--but the east viii be divided between
lhim and Tom Reed, aud the west ana
l1nany votes elsewhere will so to Har-
! ,rlson. Reed and Mckinley arc natur-
ltally antagonistic TO the others inter-
4 tests. and there will be flrst-class row.
fThe result Will be, the man from IN
4 dianapolis Will get the plum. He Is the
n etrongest man they can nominate. T. o,
nnd the Democrat who defeats MIN
nvlll have II well-earned victory to To-
1oice over. ! see the southern Republi-
cans are still unaware of the fact that
I 'the theory OF protection Is a dead tac-
ietor why, SIR It ~ dying, even in
Ohio The election uf knute Nelson.
senator from Minnesota, over the ro-
'doubtnble Washhurn. ls another proof
K shat McNinley'a song ig nbout Jung.
aside from that, the Little Napoleon
5H u weak man, comparatively gpcak-
'ing. mentally. when discussing the
itarlff he reminds me OF a swan M the
placid surface OF n beautiful lnks. sur
grounded by Gala lilies ana other flow
Terry nsnects; In other words. he slldea
Govcr the surface. perfectly unconscious
lipf the depths beneath He Is no more
} of match for Frank Hurd. Tom John
son or Jim Campbell than am for him.
Protection must go, and of course its
much Wanted apostle with g. I'm cn-
frightened rncc want to sell their prod
lfneu where they command the most
lahckels and buy where IL ia cheapest
,iTLat ought to be plain enough for even
"a Republican or populist TO cOmprt-
,hend. Tom Reed knows this. Ben Ilar-
Tison knows this; Jim Blaine was at
Feast ua great n free trader ns Tom
jJOhnson. In truth. tariff refarmora have
'tcvery reason 10 be proud Of the result
%
tfhe campaign OF education We have
tiwaged for thirty years" Mr.. Atkins
,ttaveB this morning for New Orleans,
ion his way home.
4 Yesterday afternoon o team or horses
hitched to a milk wagon was rendered
aunuFunlly nervous by the falling SHOW
innd ran away on Main street They
liann az very rapid rate un the afraet
-ror several blocks, and MANY well as
lposed people ran out In the street and
ttrled 10 stop them, but took care not Ia
ieet near enough 20 be struck by tie
plying hoofs or wheels N last, lust Us
The team was IN front OF Alexander *
tNicNelgh's place, one young man, bold
PR than the rest ran out into the rnow-
powered street and seized one OF the
horses by the bit, all unmindful ~ the
pact that lie ran imminent rialS OF being
itrAmpied under the houtR OF the dying
nofses or dragged under the wheels
FDbut fortunately he succeeded Ia itop-
sping the frightened team, and no arm
pad been done.
A Frank Barron ms made IN, bovs OF
nre hall No. 1 gladder than they have
oeei since their chief and his assistant
Were reelected. They hnve been trying
lioi months TO get enough spare money
~ repair their billiard table. but We're.
LOT some reason, unsuccessful, a taw
Lacy and told him to have tho table
Eent to an upholattTer, and oharg. All
lhe account To HIM This was am owl
ihence OF MIR, BariOn'g upprcciatlun Of
Hhe efficiency OF Eort Worths are de-
'fpst!men;, and OF tho boys OF No. In
- some Worth arrivals are. w. A. Wat
ron, beatrice, Neb.; G.. w. Galley and
'nMue' Red Cloud, Neh.; |. r. Stephrns,
BseinesNllle; G. l.. Grahslm, Omaha; j,
N ineon, Denleon; T.. Ii. Goodwin,
N4itt. New Orleans; a. u. Rolgerg. 81 n
hntonio; j. Il. Beard, Wichita Falls,
UihfrN wordsworth, ST. Louis. A. ilip,
fsr Philadelphia, Geo. ~. Hardwlclxe.
fnerman; NJ; w. sliaw, 81. Louis; Il, j.
%stcnif' Dallas; c, D, Barnes Kansas
lRothnm. Dublin. Tex; ID. Q, Duaesn
A Fhie"soi r. Biehrel, sedalla. Mo.
it
hlchelieu hotel arrivals. j. A. Imess
< indianapolis; H. Gage. Kansas city.
IN q Barr and wife. Dallas, N. ii.
J. SHlK' Johh Murray. TcSarSana, O. j.
.iflhnery, Chicago; George "A. Hollis.
Y. Brown, Los Angeles; W, nj.
4 Brown, Ardmore.
X Louis Hounsicher. n well known
butcher, who owned a shop ON Hons.
spn next door 10 the grocery store OF
nrner 4 Dlngcc, died last night at
,1,1V ~ ms home, corner Ninth and
5iouston' lie had many friends In Fort
iNor,h' and his death will be regretted
"Ihe sunny South seems TO be a de-
y fpHion and snare" to those Northern
* people who have come hithcr to escape
81 re ana in9Ws o. moru agciic ctlues.
AZ. we old ifAa1nnnG VIII Ten yon
ss.at TINS " quite unusual weather for
4oxas and nearly everybody who ms
IsReeh IN the state for number OF
Gears VIII endeavor 90 reeollect when
Sfhcre was any winter to equal IL. col,
sIeter smith, Who Is an old resident of
fcxas' IL confident there has not been
Z - much snow since 1856. Another gem
feman who IL among the Oldest In
khpitants says he can call TO mind
( ~ winter, Of 1854. when one day il
commenced to snow in the morning