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The morning times., 1895-12-08

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| fashion, sir?'' exclaimed Nine. Skra CHINA;
| us it not bad enough to have been as
saulted by well-dressed ruffiau heref
| Must I now hear 1t said that wa kissed
by a dirty stoker? Head conductor, 1 ap-
peal to you for protection"
'tBut you were kissed by q dirty stoker.
madame. / saw it, and q very dirty
stoker he was, can tell you. You re.
member the =stoker that sQuatted down
| there?" he asked his fello ow-p pa ssengers.
Yes they all recollected him very welL
.'where is he pow?'' inquired the prn-
| cipal guard.
'.He decamped at once at the Httlesst
ton which we entered just a. the kiss
| was given"
ats a shameful lie, sirr' shouted the
lady.
| '.It,s no such thing, madame. You
| were a bit too free with your fingers and
| hands, that's all. Your sooty admIreR
| left his mark on you, too. Here is .
looking-glass- Just glance at your lips
| and your cheeks, and you will see the inn
| print of that kiss as clearly 81 If 1t were
| picture.
| And he handed her a pocket mirror.
| which made her reflect with vengeance.
/ 1t is.satd that a kiss Is not tangible nor
| visible, having neither form nor color.
/ But this kiss was a glaring exception, be-
| ing visible, and its color was sooty black"
Eyes, there's the sto kers nlemento,
| sure enoughi" exclaimed the passengers
| some of whom screamed with laughter
"Good GodI I'm undone!' cried the
| lady, who forthwith became hystericai and
1 had something like fit 1t might have
| been only q fetnt, however.
Abundant cold water was thrown upol
| Nine. Skraghina, both In the literal and
| metaphorical sense, for now that the facts
| had been elected, the passengers found that
l for lone, unprotected female, she had de-
Tended herself, If not wisely, yet too wen.
| and her victim, whose hair was thinner
1 and whose cheek was much fuller than when
| he first entered the compartment, declared
| that he would prosecute her for libel and
| assault.
When she recovered her senses. she notified
! the officer OF her intention to move to a SEQ.
| ond-ciass carriage, and pay the difference
/ and as she passed through the door she cast
a whitening look upon the passengerswhe
! was standing by the stove and exclaimed
"Brutel"
/ Some days later Nine. Skraghina's bride.
groom receiveda a letter signed by the'bruse''
in question, Informing him that the lady
was seen hobnobbiug with a comely young
, man in q third-class carriage at night:
that she assaulted a gentleman who said he
would never dream of kissing her, and made
/ no .remenstranee whatever to a railway
officer who did kiss her as he was leaving
the train, and that, generally, her con-
to be drawn up by the authorities
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25
A GREAT OCCASION.
LAYING THE CORNERSTONE OF A
NEW CHURCH.
The Mnxons VIII Conduct the serv-
fees, Assisted by several
Other Organizations.

Terrell. Tex. Oct. 24.-(speclai)--
Next Monday the corner stone OF the
Christian church building will he laid.
and 1t will be quite a day In Terrell
as there win be large procession.
The Masons will conduct the services,
the address to be delivered by gem
tleman of Salt Lake City. The pro-
cession will form on Moore avenue. at
the junction of Rockwell avenue. the
Terrell fire department In the lead.
Then will follow the Green Zouaves
Knights OF Pythias, Odd Fellows and
Masons. II is understood that a large
delegation will be In attendance from
Forney. Kaufman and wills Point and
probably other places.
Rev. w. Il. Carnes Is 10 deliver a
sermon to the Green ZouaYes on Sum
day. the company 10 be in full uniform.
Terrells public school children and
teachers win attend the state fair to-
morrow. Several cars are to be Side
tracked 20 accommodate the crowd.
A large delegation OF citizens will also
be on hand.
Cotton IL about played out In these
parts. though there may be a small
amount in the fields yet. but no great
amount.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25
pREsBYTERIsNs oRc,,,zr
ieS"s synod h Holding Annual
Meeting ut Palestine.

Palestine, Tex. Oct 24.--(special,-
me elders and deacons convention OF
the Presbyterlan synod of Texas mel
N me fresbyterian church here at II
o'clock. Hon. James Il. Scott of Eort
worth was elected temporary modera
TOR and Deacon Henry Arledge OF
crockett temporary secretary. on mo-
ton the moderator appointed the fol-
ioWins committee on permanent organ
ization: Dr. w. b. p. FIeminP az
Georgetown. Elders r. r. Managers OF
Marshall and w. b. Robinson OF pales-
tine, who recommended the election OF
the temporary moderator and secretary
as permanent officers. and they were
elected.
The minutes OF the meeting In Octo-
Der, 1894. at Brentwood. were read
and adopted. Upon motions all PAS
tors present of whatever denomination
were granted privilege OF discussion
with the convention. The regular ses-
sion begins tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25

General William c. Bush. General
Charles ID, Grace. Captain A. p. Coop
err, II, Q. Herndon, y. j. Jasper. Colo
mel w. NJ. Weaver, Captain II. W.
carpenter. Tuck Hill, Judge A. II.
watts and many other prominent ex-
Confederates OF North Texas attended
the fair and were CONSPICUOUS figures
at Music han today.
This was Cut Flower Day I'm the
hortlcultural department and the ladies'
IN charge distributed hundred of beau
titul nosegays In Music hall.
Wednesday, October 80 Will be Waco
Day, and the editors OF the Times.
Telephone and the weekly newspapers
OF the city OF Waco and county of Me-
Lehman are looked TO by the fair man
hseIneht 10 make the day n gigantic
success. The honest money men OF the
state VIII be here In great numbers on
mat day, and Judge Rufus Hardy and
ms able colleagues Will provide the
Saturday viii be Educational pav
una . brummers' Day. Elaborate p O.
grams have already been prepared All
me school children OF Texas, at least
NORTH Texas. should ho given an ON.
poItunlty TO see the exhibits OF the
pubic schools of Texas az well as the
AGRICULTURAL and Mechanical college
Texas colleges.
sunday viii be a big day--four map-
nihcent concerts-two In the day ana
Two at night. 1t win be the greatest
Texas. FNSP'e VI
me Missouri. Kansas and Texas mil
Toen landed $50 eXcursionists on specIal
IhinS alone to-day, and the Santa Ne
ana Iexas and Pacific brought in hun
ureds OF passengers 10 attend the fair.
PRESIDENT q. II. Green OF the Texas
Midland and party Of friends fron,
Terrell attended the races today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25
pnosrnnoUs wo0LsEY.
A Pushing Town of the Fort SIN
Country-Good Chances

Commanche !. T.. Oct "a. 1885,
Woolsey, /. r., is the name OF little
country town. and thickly settled
nelghborhood to which knowing ones
are heading for good bargains in
homes, Woolsey has at present one
cotton gin and corn mill. one store and
postofilce. one blacksmith shop. n fine
school building, doctor, and will soon
be able to supply local trade. Wooaey
Il nine miles east and one mile south
of Commanche. WoolHey lF situated
between the forks OF Deer Creek. and
can boast OF as fine agricultural land
as can be found on this aide of the
Chickasaw Nation. The old pioneers
arc selling out their improvements to
new Corners. and are going TO the
country that has "more range" snd
this country Is turned over to the man
with the hoe and pillow. with few milk
cows ana barn lot. II Is ever thus,
the pioneer with his humble cabin, his
little herd, and truck patch. like the
Indian moves on the approach OF
settlers who swarm by hundreds TO the
best watered and wooded section. Later
on another crowd will come. The third
crowd comes with noodle In their
Clothes" and talk electric lights and
syndicates, etc, and then we Will
probably sell out and skip out to the
last spot in sight for US. the Fort Sill
country. We learned the Dawes COM
mission has failed TO treat with a
civilized tribe. Well let Ter go Gala
CHER. There are hundreds
here that don't care a
continental. Il Is the best coun-
try I know Of In the west as IL Is and
shall certainly not waste any tears
or oppose tine Chlekasaw tribe as long
as rents are so cheap and no taxes.
except occupation taxed. We are hav-
ing o picnic as II Is. and without any
apology for the painful truths spoken
In the past. we fall on the neck OF our
red brother DIPLOMAT and say. yours
to command, while grass grows, and
water runs. providing there Ia enough
pie to 60 around. a piece for each
settler. Wen. November /. will soon
be here and The grand Razoo on the set
tiers In the Fort sill country is await
ed. We have heard OF none moving
out yet. and they. like the cattle in
Smith a. Co.'S pastures are fat and
saucy, We are In the swim In
woolney and will be at home there on
our farm and ranch to home seekers
J. S. WORKS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25
EDWIN GOULD ~ DALLAS.
With a Number of Friends lie visits
the Fair.

Dallas, Tex, o. 2i.-(specialO-Jav
Gould in his life time considered Texas
the greatest state In the Union, and
he was staunch friend Of the state
Iair. His son. Edwin Gould. Hon. $.
W: Fordyce, president OF the Cotton
Belt railroad, and a number OF friends.
came out to the grounds this afternoon
and attended the races. EX-Mayor
W. c. Connor, James Moroney, Alex
Sanger, Jules Schneider and other well
known citizens, escorted the visitors
about the grounds, Mr.. Gould and
Capt Fordyce unite In declaring the
fair and exposition most colossal
enterprise and great advertisement for
Texas. They were given a most agree
able surprise. There were many other
distinguished men from other states
on the grounds today. The verdict OF
all was: Great Is Texas and its state
fair and exposition"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25

Heavy Guns OF the silver Forces VIII
he Mt the Fair.

Dallas, Oct. 24.--(Speclal.) -Hon. A.
NJ. Kennedy OF Mexia, secretary Of the
Democratic bi-metalllc state commit
tee, was here today making final ar
rangements for Free silver Day" No
vsmber !. The speaking will take
place at music hall. Hon. W. ]. Bry-
an OF Nebraska VIII begin at 1890 and
close at 1890. Sousa's band viii give
a concert from 1880 until p. m. Hon.
Joseph w. Bailey OF Texas, the fam
Gus young statesman and orator. VIII
speak from 2 TIL $3.50 p. m. Bryan
tors OF the country. They are men
whom nature richly endowed and the
outlook for an immense outpouring
or the silver forces on that day il very
good. Mr.. Kennedy called on the rail-
road officials today to secure special
rates for those who are anxious TO
ers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25

Colonel Harvey II. ID. Wilson nj Dali
las in the Interest of His Meeting.

Dallas, oct. 2I.-(special )--Col. Har-
vey T. d. Wilson OF Houston. the d.
recting genius Of the Houston Driving
Park Rlclng association, was here to-
day. The Houston races viii be in
a,irurated November 5 and close on
November 10. Great racing events are
haze been hung up. Gen. NJ Lewis
clark. capt. Jack p. chinn and r. N.
shaw. known In turf circles the cuun-'
trv over. have been engaged 10 ofici-
ate as Judges as starter. These gem
tlemen and George Byrne. who is In
Charge of the press bureau Of the as
sociation, and no better man could
Rave been secured, Will come to Dallas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25

tCchnac tolicgc TcuchcrA.
The music recital to be- vlvcn at
Greenwalls opera house tonight By the
music teachers OF the Polytechnic col
lege will doubtless he nm enjoyable ar
fair The reputation OF Mis0 Kate V.
King, the principal OF the department,
is such that hundreds wish TO hcnr her.
Those who have already had tnnt
pleasure pronounce her unusually fine.
An Interesting feature OF the occasion
VIII he the use Of the new Grand plano
recently brought to the city by Collins
& Armstrong, II win be tn. first time
the plano has been used in Fort
Worth. There are no personal invita-
tons sent out TO this recital, A gem
eral invitation Is given to the music
loving public. The following is the pro-
gram
Duo Dramatic, OPP. 2t.............
,,,,,,..............Re Remand De Nilbac
Misses Mary Cooke ana Bertha Dorr.
"Recitlve, Arta aa1 Jewoll SONG"
from third act opera "Faust.,
Miss Kate " King.
Polonaise. allegro Con brio op.
Miss Bertha Dorr.
"Eruani Rescue Me-" (secna and
Cavatina) from opera "Ernaui."
Miss Kate V. King,
Violin solo, Life Let Us Cherish"
.........,,.....,...., Henry Farmer
Miss Juanita Presley.
Loves Eestacy' "..."..... l.. Ardlti
Miss Kate V. King.
Rhaspsodla Hongrolse, No. IS. #. Listz
Mlss Kate V. King.
Plano accompanlst-MIs Bertha
DOR
Violin nccompnnlst-MIss Juanita
Presley.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25

IL VIII Come ON Thursday, October
3I-A Big Time.

Dallas, Tex, Oct. 24,-(Special)-Da
las day falls on Thursday, october
81, and every bank business house.
nctory and shop in the city Will
be expected to close on that day, The
leading business men OF the city have
decided upon this project. In order to
give every citizen a chance to aid the
grand enterprise. Today there was
some misunderstanding and two-thirds
OF the bushes houses failed TO close.
Pains great spectacular attraction will
close in Dallas on that night, and 1t
VIII be known In the annals OF fair
history as Dallas and Pompeiian clos
ing day, Manager Price has instructed
his men to manufacture a number OF
magnificent pieces for closing night,
Tuesday, October 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25
nErnoDucnD IN FIREWORKS
VIII the Cotton Palace lie at the
Dallas Fair.

Waco, Tex, Oct. 2i.-(special1-
J, b, Melsbarger, local ticket agent of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
road, has sent TO Dallas a number OF
large photographs OF the Texas Co ton
Palace. On the night OF the 2Sth inst.
these pictures VIII be used at the Dali
las fair for the purpose OF producing
grand pyrotechnlc display. The Palace
viii be reproduced In fireworks. and
Its destruction Will be seen again on
grand scale.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25
JERSEY CATTLE BREEDERS.
Only Registered Bulls to Compete I'm
the Future.

Dallas, Tex, Oct. 24-(speclaD.-Th
Jersey Cattle Breeders association OF
the state met here today with sixty
five members present. Eighteen appli-
cants We're admitted. 1t was decided
that only registered bulls can enter
contests in future. Officers were cleo
ted as follows: A. F. Planter. Of Deni-
son. ptepldent; ]. NJ. Vance, OF san An
tonic, vice-presldent; W, r. Spann. or
Dallas, secretary. Place OF meeting
next year Dallas. time Oetober a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25
77=-77aa77
FORT WORTH DAY.
The Management Looks to The Ga
zette to Make II u CorIcr.

Next Monday. October 2s. will be Fort
Worth Day" and the fair directors look
to the Gazette to make IL "a corker"-
one OF the great days of the fair. There
will be special concerts. special races
and a special fireworks program at
night. Every citizen of Fort Worth is
given a cordial invitation 10 attend the
state fair on Fort Worth day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25

Tho chops at Marshall have been
turning out some nice coaches for the
use OF the ToNas ana Pacific road re-
Gently, No. ll1 waa recently turned
out Tor the Transoontinoutal division,
and there VIII be three more IN short
time. all equipped with the pintsch gas
system Of lights. The postal car which
was torn up IN the wreck at Hundley
has been repaired and two more will
also be equipped with vestibulc hoods.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25
IN OTHER rnorLL's nrGGIns


Waco, Tex, oct. 24.-(Special)-
II has become quite a common practice
here for providers to drive around In
other peoples vehicles Last night
Judge Evans drove down to the provi-
dent building and hitphcd hls horse.
The judge found no buggy upon return
ing TO whore he had left H. but upon
searching, with the old Of the police.
found the vehicle at the show grl uuds.
man and woman were In II, and gave
their names as j, Vaudeville aud Edith
ed uu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25
oARs,IEy ARE ARRIVING.
GoiuE Rapidly on for
the Austin ReEattn.

Austin, Tex. Oct 2i-(special)- Mrs.
Mosentheim, the champion lady seuller
OF the world. has arrived from ST. Louis
to participate in the International re-
gatta.
A telegram from Richard X. FOX an
nounces thar the four champion oars
men from England are on their way
here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25

Dallas, Oct. cial)-Tomorrow
will be Republican day and Gen. f. NJ
Drake, Republican nominee for gov
ernor of Iowa, and Col. A. b. Cum
Minis Will be the orators. The music
hall win be turned over to the COM
mittee on arrangements and speaking
Will commence at 10 o'clock a. IN. and
close at 1880. There promises to be
an extraordinary rush tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25
orFIcER WAS 4 GOOD SHOT.
He Knis Two Men While Trying TO
Arrest One.

Fort Gibson. T. T.. Oct. 24--Dick and
zelSe Crittenden were both killed at
Waggoner this evening by Ed Reed
Reed had writ for zeke and when ne
went 10 serve IL he resisted and was
killed. His brother, Dick, then took
hand and Reed killed him alzp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25

Washington, Oct. 2i.-(speciaI. 1.-THE
following fourth-class postmasters
were appointed tonight; Bruniow r.
a. Raybon vice ]. r. Sloan. realFned;
Combine, ]. -. Garrett. vice S. II.
Hanes, resigned: Slbbee. w. Il. Hooker.
vice u. Kinmball resigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25
a WEDDING AT LoNGvIEw.


LongvIew. Tex. Oct. 2i.-(special.)--
Last evening at O'Clock at the FIRST
Baptist church. two Of the most popu-
lar society young people OF this city
were "ad in marriage, Mr.. y. u.
Aiken and Miss Anna Lacey. Rev W.
II. Tardy officiating. After the oere-
mony they repaired to the home OF the
bride. where a brilliant reception was
rendered them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25
"FoH DE LAwD, Now.p
A Coiorcd Girl sworc She Was old
Enough 10 Marry.

Waco. Tex, Oct 24.-(Speclal)-
Judge Jenkins married Thomas Cal
houn and Mary zolliccffer. colored. ear
ly this morning. The father appeared
on the scene Just as the ceremony was
concluded. He came to prevent the
marriage. but was too late. The girl
swore falsely to being OF age.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25
RAILROAD NEWS.


A great deal Of interest Is being taken
among the railroad men In the trial OF
Frank Ware in the Seventeenth dia-
trict court The evidence in the case Is
eagerly read and some very strong
comments are heard as the startling
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25

The trade In California dried fruits
is beginning to be brisk ON the Texas
and Pacific A number OF cars OF iislns
and other fruits are being shipped lily
over The Texas and Pacific to Northern
markets,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25
DAMAGES FOR A DEATH.
A CoLoRED GIRL WHO swoRE
SHE WAS OLD ENOUGH WAS
MARRIED.


Waco. Tex, Oct, a.-(special)-
The work of the Baptist convention.
which has been in session here yester-
day and today, has been OF the rame
nature so far throughout the meeting.
Mission work is being taken up and
disposed of.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25

disclosures are presented to the public.
Black. the engineer, II Is chargcd was
murdered. has large circle OF friends
among the railroad men. who are anX-
Ious That lustice NAV be dome
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25
A CONFERENCE


Physical Directors.
A conference of the secretaries and
physical directors Of the Young Mems
Christian Associations OF the state will
be held at the y NJ. c. a. hail in
Fort Worth beginning next Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock and holding SEES
slons until Wednesday night. The OBJ
Ject is to consider the best methods of
work and other matters of interest to
the organization. The state executive
committee viii meet IN Dallas next
Tuesday, and at that time the time and
place for holding the next annual
Y. NJ. G. A. convention Will be Sc
lected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25

Sunday and remain until the fair and
rases are over. Col. Wilson Is san
guine OF a most successful meeting
this year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25

Austin, Tex. Oct. 2t--tspeciai )-4Tax
rolls. Greer county. ss3e.lss. decrease,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25
FOR THE I1LLING OF ms SON
A Waco Father Has the $. A. p. In
Court.

Waco. Tex. Oct A,-(SpeoialJ-
In Judge Goodrich's court the case OF
a. Stilbor VS.. the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass railroad has been on
trial all day. The plaintiff asks dam
ages for the killing OF his son. which
occurred here in n collision on that
road In April, 1898.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25
DARLINGTON & MONTGOMERY
Wholesale osaIorsl In
Fruits and western RTOdlCB
comMIssloH MERCHANTS.
ARE NOW OFFERING

FItUI1S-Florlda oranges. California
Seeding oranges, California navel oranges.
Port Lemon bananas, Messlna lemous. Co
connuts, Malaga grapes. cranberries.
NkOhI lUrk fvd rose seed
potatoes, Eastern rose seed potatoes, West
erp rose seed potatoes. burbank and ieer-
less seed potatoes, Greeley eating potatoes.
sweet potatoes for seed or eating pnrpOhes.
Hutabaga turnips, new white turnips, new
beets. cnulinower. fancy yellow onions
hUNDhIbS-A fun line OF dTlcl trults.
faisins. dates. ngs. exc. nuts OF every de-
scrIptiOn. chewing gum, candies. complete
assortment Of groeors sundriea. write fef
prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-25

Who wishes to cover them with tho
best wearing leather made into the la.
test styles of s oes..for all ages, sizes
and conditions Entire stock Shoes
purchased before advance enables him
to underseil all corners.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-29

II the report u the finding OF the
body OF Howard Pletzel In a deserted
cottage al indianapolis IL accurate
crime has Mt last been directly traced
TO IL II. Holmes with such certainty
as to Justify conviction, with the high
est penalty.
There IL no reasonable doubt that
Holmes Ia responsible for the dlaap-
pearanee OF tho Pletsci family and OF
the Williams sisters, but drigent and
protraeted effort has failed to furnish
direct legal proof OF his connection
with u murder. unless the discoveries
at Indianapolis supply IT,
Howard Pletzel was traced to Indian
epolis. whore he was last seen In COM
pany with Holiness A house in the
suburbs OF the city was rented by the
latter which has since been unoccu-
pied. There the remains OF n boy OF
the age Of Howard PlotRel were found
Tuesday. under circumstances showing
that the body had been Moderated.
The identification OF Holmes is pro.
nouneed complete.
This Is snfilelcnt evidence on which
70 base q capital sentence. Il Is prob
able that liolmes win be brought
TO trial at indianapolis for the murder
OF Howard pielEel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-29

Morrison & Fourmys new directory OF
the city Of Fort Worth tells an unvar-
nlshed story OF progress that is per-
hnps unequalled ratably by any other
city In The United States The increase
In population during a period Of two
years that was marked throughout the
land by panic and stngnaticp was near
BY 5000. or % per cent
The estimate OF the present popula-
ton If nearly 10000. to be exact 39.lIl
THIS flgure Is below rather than above
the truth.
This is a splendid showing, and 1t
points unerringiy to great future for
Fort Worth, n 1t Is given good.
square chance. 1t suggests that there
In too much at stake In the prospects
Of Fort Worth to rashly hazard them
all on an experiment which threatens
to substitute for the work Of town
building the easier but less profitable
task OF town undoing
Fort Worth should and must have
10000 population when the next CEN
sus Is taken.