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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

Rev. Luther Reese OF Paris, who has
charge of some OF Mr. Moody's Texas
work, and Mr.. X. Jones OF Moodys
college. Chicago. who Is visiting Mr..
Moody, arrived last evening. and are
guests at the Mansion Hotel.
j. a. Farrls and wife of Hnlsboro
are stopping at Hotel Richelieu.
j. W. Tilley Of Clarendon is at Hotel
Richelieu.
A. 5. case OF Bellevue is among the
arrivals az Hotel Richelleu
T. L. Smith OF Savannah, No, is
registered at the Rlchelleu.
w. l.. Hun returned from trip to
Austin yesterday.
Mrs. Maude n. Thompson OF Dallas
Is visiting the family Of her brother,
Robert -. Smith OF this city.
Mrs. Hugh Fitzgerald, "A bright mem
Der OF the newspaper fraternity, was
here Yesterday from Dallas.
w II. NJ. Reid and John Snyder of
st. Louis are in the city.
James n. Davis OF Bowling Green.
Mo, is stopping here.
q. j. Manassl Of Waco was here
yesterday.
II. NJ Riley a cattleman from Stone
burg Tex, was here yesterday.
Horny r. Early returned yesterday
from a business trip to Houston and
san Antonio.
Frank Hollinsnlght clerk at the Man
sion has returned from pleasant
visit TO friends I'm ALE.
~ a. Capps OF ftaska was here yes
terdny
W.lTMassle of Floydadada, Tex. is in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. wollsteIn of
Chicago are stopping at the Delaware
Mr Wollsteln Is the senior member of
the ilrm OF II. Brann & Co,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
BUDGET OF NEWS FROM WACO.
W. c. CRUSH ACCIDENTALLY HURT
AND NEARLY DROWNED.
RESCUED BY a CONFERENCE.-THE
BLUE AND THE GRAY TO cELE-
BRATE ToGETHER-HE DIDN'T
HAVE THE sNIALLPoX-THb r. p.
A. EXCURsIoN-wAco NOTES.

Waco. March 25.-An incident &C.
Cured yesterday morning in the Waco
natatorlum which narrowly missed Il
most serious result.
Messrs. r. w. Mcguire and w. G.
Crush. treasurer and general passenger
agent Of the Missouri, Kansas and Tex
as, respectively. who, ms stated in
the Gazette. are spending few days
at the natatorium in health recuper-
atlng. proceeded shortly after o'clock
to take plunge in the pool, having
the place all to themselves at that early
hour.
Mr.. Crush began trapeze perform
ance. while Mr. Mcguire contented him
self by getting under the stream OF hot
water pouring from the lions mouth.
The former undertook to turn n somer-
sault into the water from the flying
trapeze, hut In turning wrenched his
side IN manner which rendered him
helpless when he struck the water. He
rose to the surface after the fail, but
was practically apeechless and helpless,
and sank again. Mr. Mcguire saw his
peril and the dcathly paleness of his
face and struck out to aid him. The
water was about seven feet deep at the
point whore Mr.. Crush was. Mr.. Ma
guIre succeeded In getting him TO the
iron railing running along the side of
the pool. but he was so completely para
lyzed, as 1t We're, that he could not
grasp it, and after a great deal OF hard
work was carried by Mr.. Mcguire to
the steps entering the pool After a
little while he recovered sufficiently to
walk, and after thorough rubbing was
put to bed. In few hours he was COM
pletely himself again, with the eNcep-
tion of a severe pain In the side.
Il never suffered 30 In life" he re-
marked yesterday afternoon. "and 1
thought l would die Of pain. 1 couldn't
move ard II Mr. Mcguire had not
rushed 10 me as he did ! would have
been gone. l am all right row. but
I'm through With trapeze perform
ances."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

Waco, Tex. March 25.-The United
Confederate Veterans, composed of the
blue and the gray, viii hold their an
nual reunion in Waco contemporaneous-
ly with the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie. state Commander ]. ~. Harris OF
Strawn. Tex, states that ne has been
directed by the executive board TO call
the meeting for that time.
The companies composing the orgnui-
cation are called plckets, and It is prob
able that Il picket will be established
in Waco
The members OF the Grand Army of
the Republic, the United American Vet
Grams and Sons of Hermann will all meet
I'm Waco the same day. April %. This
Will. Of course, bring a large number of
visitors TO the city, and the members
of these organizations state that they
should receive the same treatment &c
corded to the Confederate reunion and
other large meetings to be held in Hous-
ton in the matter OF rates-a maximum
round trip rate Of 81. This, they assert,
VIII largely Increase attendance here
Steps VIII be taken at once to induce
the railroads 10 grant this rate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

Waco March 25-Dr. II. C. H.ack.
city physician. was notified yestrrd,y
afternoon that a man was coming into
the city along the Cotton Belt track,
suffering from smallpox. Police Officers
KNIT and Tucker met the man at the
city limits and held him up until Or.
BE Gle arrived. a large crowd collected.
Tut at safe distance from the sup
posed smallpox victim. The physicians
examined him and slund him suffering
f"tm nasal trouble, sore foot and
u serious need OF an immediate bath
He could not talk. He WAS carried 70
he city hospital grounds and male
comfortable In one NJ the vacant pow
der houses. He has no syn ptoms %
smallpox, but appears To be m escaped
lunltic. He writes u. \. Plee" In an
sNer to everything. a complaint for
luLacy will u" filed against him.
Mrs. j. II. Hopkins was examined in
luracy proceedings N the county court
II Is afternoon.
Sob Matson. who was arrested as n
lunauc saturday. Is sun IN jail, He is
more quiet. though very restless at
times His trial has not yet been SCI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
o'NEILL THURSDAY MATINEE AND
NIGHT

james O'Neill's performance OF "Vir-
ginins. in Sheridan Knowles tragedy
by that name. mas been one Of this and
last seasons banner events. Although
the public for the last twenty years
has recognized the dramatic treasure
II possessed IN this popular actor. 1t Is
doubtful il any of his great interpreted
tons, that of Monte Crlsto" Included.
has left such Il deep impression upon
his audiences as his grand portrayal
OF his classical Roman hero. in fact,
Mr., O'Neil is said to be the noblest
Roman OF them all, combining Edward
FORESTS virlle strength with John Nc
Culloush's Infinite tenderness. The
public can convince itself of the truth
or this statement by going to Green.
wallis on Thursday afternoon, when
,Virginius" will be played, while the
PhoeniN-like Monte Crlsto" will follow
on Thursday night. Mr., o'Nellls in
spired performance of Dumas hero Is
as familiar to all thcater goers as Joe
Jefferson's rip Van Wrinkle" Its
charm is everlasting. Mr. O'Nenrs
company Is said to be excellent, and
both plays will be mounted In a mag
nlficent manner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
HE USED A THIRTY-EIGuT.
owen Lavelle Shot by c. a. Hail Las
Night.

owen Lavellc was shot in the left hip
about 1890 o'clock last night by c. A.
Hall, an employe of the Burt Construc-
ton company of Cleburne. MIR Hall
had Just come in from Cleburne on the
santa fe train He went to his home, on
MISSOURI avenue. Immediately after
reaching the depot. AS he was enter
ing a gate at the rear OF the premises
the hgure OF man dashed out of a
side door. Mr.. Hall called to him.
Halt, stop" The man never stopped
running, and drawing 3S-caliber
smith " Wesson, SIr. Hall fired two
shots In the air. This had no effect
upon the mans running, and the next
time Hall shot at his legs. He never
stopped going and Han didn't know he
mad shot him till apprised of that fact
by Deputy Marshal Matkln and Depot
him.
Lavelle is a. brakeman in the employ
OF the Rock Island Railway company
After he was shot he went TO the Joint
track yard office, where he found
friends, who telephoned for the patrol
wagon. He said he was on Boaz street
When he was shot, that he had no idea
VINO had shot him. He was carried TO
me city Hall where physician was
summoned, who pronounced the wound
= " "N'H VIC anu not at all serious.
pltll.
5all was kept at police headquarters
unuer guard. Some interesting devel-
opnents are expected at the trial. Hall
had forbidden Lavelle to come 10 his
nome and had sent his son to tell La
Yeile he wanted to see him. IavelIe
answered that Hall knew where to find
nun. HAL says ne didn't know at whom
ne was shooting, but that he supposed
1t was Layelle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

return engagement Indicates that It
will do equally us well again. The COM
pany plays TO popular prices. and last
night ladies were admitted free when
accompanied by the holder OF a so cent
ticket.
Mr.. Walter S. Baldwin. the manager.
said last night that everywhere he had
been in Texas, he had done a large
business, and thinks he has thoroughly
demonstrated that the people will pa
tronized we'll balanced company when
they can do so at reasonable cost. The
Black Flag was well presented last
night. The cast is the same az when
the company first appeared here, and
the roles We're In the same hands. Miss
Pearl Melville is a clever actress, and
she did the work in the character OF
Ned. the outcast. acccptably. as did
Harry a. Ellis as Harry Gordon, and
James II. Nelson as Jack Gordon. The
company viii give matinee today.
presenting East Lyme, and tonight
the Two Orphans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
NEws or THE couRrs.
Suit Against the Rock Island Railroad,
Other Cases.

In the Foriy-elghth district court the
suit of Edwards vs.. Edwards was
taken Up for trial yesterday.
In the seventeenth district court
Judge Harris IS occupied with the trial
Of the suit OF q. w. Gillespie vs.. the
Rock Island railroad.
The suit OF Mary Mcknight vs.. Belle
VI. Burchill ct al was dismissed on ac-
count of failure OF the plaintiff to lille
cost bond. and subject TO be relied.
In the county court yesterday l.. Il.
Noel WAS tried for adultery with Elsie
Rockenbnck and fined 800.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day To j. Il. Chorn and Mrs. j. p.
Spencer.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
q. w. beats to +, T.. Harum part OF
lot Is. block IL, Union Depot addition.
ylt25.
Il. E. Harum to @. W. beats, lot IS,
block 70, Union Depot addition. 500
j NJ. Brown to l.. NJ. Brown. lot >,
block II, Jennings South addition.
Aetna Land company TO r. NJ Jack
son, lots jOy and 80 block 20l. Hyde
Park, $3.50.
Setting OF the jury civil docket Of the
Forty-eighth district court for the week
beginning Monday, April i, 1895:
MONDAY.
1866. Bruce & Stewart W.. Texas and
Pacific Coal Co.
$3.50. Land Mortgage Bank VS.. Robt.
McCart.
Ss7l. w J.. Wilson VS.. Fort worth
Light and Power Co.
slS5. Bette Smith VS.. X. NJ. Page.
TUESDAY.
1851, NJ. :. c. Jordan vs.. j. r. Young.
1455. l.. Newman W. Jas. Fyffe.
WEDNESDAY.
1855, Maggie Mnrgrove vs.. Western
Union Telegraph Co.
0'll. y r, GethinB VS.. J. II. Tilier. ct
al.
1899 {. 5. Perkins vs.. Smith 4 Bar
don.
7iio. L. Hutchinson. guadian. VS.. II.
W. Spear ct al
THURSDAY.
90I2 Tower Mfg. Co. vs.. Ivan l.. Ter
49Os Alien Ware VS.. City OF Fort
Worth.
1851. Neil F., Anderson Va, Chas. Dill
bingham ct al.
005s u. \. Whltlow vs.. Western Union
Telegraph Co
Setting OF the jury civil docket OF the
Seventeenth district court for week be-
ginning Monday, April 1. 1895:
MONDAY.
1852. j. Y, Hargrove vs.. Western Union
Telegraph Co.
Ss6l, Robt. Fitzgerald vs.. i. NJ. Howe.
9OG2. Sallle y. Sturgeon vs.. Supreme
Lodge X. OF T., OF World.
1886. G. H. Robertson vs. Jones x
Moore receivers.
S0l3. j y. Watson vs., +. w. and ID. c.
By. Co. et al.
TUESDAY
SIG. Merchants National Bank vs.. s.
A. Tomliuson.
s1OI Mary Il. Ledbetter VS.. NJ. Belle
Higbec, ct al.
SS72. Farmers and Mechanics Bank Va
Snllie Huffman.
| 1908. Chas. II. Lcdnum vs.. Morgan
Jones, receiver.
s9oi. +. g. David VI. Morgan Jones, re.
ceiver.
WEDNESDAY.
[ Sl43. c. p. Anderson vs.. n. @. Wade. Ell
I al.
1896, }. NJ. Dougherty VS.. NJ. X. and t
Ry. co.
9Os5, Merchants National Bank VS.
! Robt, Mozart
| 500. \. Il. Kelly w. Geo. Epple.
SATURDAY.
| SO3i. Allen. Sheldon * Co. VS.. Maddl
son Phoenix.
| 1872. j. NJ. Dougherty VS.. c., C. and S
II. Ry. Co.
79i7 J. NJ Dougherty VS.. G. C. and S
+. Ry. Co
SS7s. a. a. Ryan VS.. II. l.. CarloclS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

Waco. March 25.--Motion for re-
hearing by the supreme court Of the
case of j. IL. Mcneil against the city
OF Waco. in which the city secured
Judgment, was filed today. The plain
tifr constructed a number of fire els
terms for the city several years ago,
before the water system was put in,
but which the city rejected because
they We're not In accordance with the
work contracted for.
\ meeting Of candidates In the city
election, which occurs Il week from to-
morrow, will he held Wednesday after
noon TO arrange the ballot for the cleo
ton.
Three exciting runawaya occurred
this afternoon, and the occupants of
the vehicles were more or less bruised.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
TWO MORE CANDIDATES ARE OFF
MEssRs. BRADLEY AND MALONE
DECLINE TO RUN.
THE GENTLEMEN GIVE THEIR
REASONS FOR WITHDRAWING
ONLY MIR. FARMER REMAINS TO
OPPOSE THE TICKET NAMED AT
THE PRIMARY-A CAUCUS.

Mr.. Bradley has withdrawn from the
race for assessor and collector against
Frank Jones. Colonel Malone OFT the
track in the city secretary's race. that's
how the political situation looked yes
terday. There is just u little pleasure
beaming In Frank Jones' face, and
John Il. Montgomery IL MS smiling as
usual. Jim Maddox sleeps just as
sound as ever, and the Fort Worth
Democrats are getting ready for next
Tuesdays election and the poll Of the
usual majority, So many men declln-
ing and withdrawing are considered by
Democrats strong evidence OF Democ-
rags strength and the merit Of the
nominees. and OF course they feel Just
little elated. They say 1t would have
mattered very little to them Rad these
men remained on the track but all
candidates esteem 1t greater honor to
go into an election unopposed.
Mr.. Bradley was heard TO say that
"Grover Cleveland couldn't beat John
r. Montgomery for city secretary now"
and II was fOOlhardy for anyone else
to attempt it. Mr.. Bradley's with
drawal is as follows:
TbnnI,inr my friends fnr the honor
lonTs,rn6 In seiactinr mo to make the
race for assessnr aIii collcsfor of this
IL - ',,t,,.. o., ,i,.,,,,,I.,t, 400 ,,,..,.
which hnve no control / am r1innelled
To decline The bonnr and hereby with
draw me- ttor,. ~ n c,ndiInte alto
tsefb,r ResnertfuIv
Il ~ RRADt.F,y
There was IN u1pHfina~ o. thth Demo-
cradle .xecutiye committee Yesterday.
1'hey are ,I,,ine, Tho voters some tI,ne
to 3sslmiI1te Cbnirman Nictg' and
SInvor paddock,s fncts and tiuur,s. de-
llvsred In their speeches saturday NIGHT
The question who shall RIM for inc
lu9,r and yybn for t,e short ferrn iu Tho
iTEird ward nIdernnpic races mas moi
neon taken mn lac. mo cnn,r,iftss WI
trourh they eypsct 10 tlisnose OF IL In
n feW DAYS Tho rornpojfru ronnmittan
viii begin some sfiartive ,y0ru tbls
s"''le w WIN tii,'
lee Id nc deyntaJ - foiIoVa,. NJ tbn inf-
fsrs1nion tradlti,n as NOR, Is I'm ISnIt
NORTH. mon lf arr,.,t -ynnrlapce In cn,r.
'fainn work yvbo v,lI Infuss I'M, III,
hoys I'm thn trsnrbas some Of tbci,. own
-, 80. srd ,,i,,,"ig,,' ~ wv WI
srafsfes f.ro,sd i,, ii,n mr.. ,f 1r,tS,.,
ana the charms Of ,n,,sir vim he mi
ne Won na mos. ofbcr sftriim,tcs "g a
well conducted Dcnioor3tir e1n,,I,s
No Demngrot lie aIntinsd II "a sattlsj
1b5t 49, Mi. ,rtit,r In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

Tic LOlisvllle and NashVille rnilrond
ond connecting lines alIJrd unequaled
facilities from Texas to the east, hay
Ing routes via both New Orleans and
Memphis, with double dMly through
service by each, preclulug any chance
OF missing connections. Our route
through New Orleans is the short line
from that city. our route through
Memphis affords opportunity for visit
to the seminary at Louisville, the
grandest Baptist educational institution
in the south. Mammoth Cave, Ameri-
cas- greatest natural wonder, is on this
line. Rates OF one fare for the round
trip Will doubtless be made for the
meeting of the Southern Baptist con-
Nentlon at Washington. first week in
May. Colonel Thomas H. Kingsley,
travelling passenger agent, Dallas, Tex
as, Will answer all Communications as
to rates, routes, etc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
AnnMoRr NOTES.

n.ar,ore 7. IT,, March ~ her d
T. Grayson Is the CUES
Ter Mrs. A. u. Nelso,,,,' 10 VISITING
Miss Fox OF purcell y
and Mrs. A. r. Nelson, e. Pal1
am n,he Lotos club gave = ,,onday I
me i 80 Jyisnor Hotel Mo Mont ID
ing. 1t was the s"e" Il
season. ,,,ained on y
dav evening In honor
Miss McCalaster. . ,,,slting h'
Mr.. T.. II. snider Is
ilV al Hico. Tex 40 city. ths
Of her brother. Mr. IN parneyslp'I
Mrs. De Graham O IN days
lied in the city for r k. Ks,i
t the guest OF Mrs ,irst Nsil:
"9 Pev Hin OF the fs's esonduellI
rev ~ Gainesville e ccSursh
chnrcn o o., the Methodist ss~turnsI
revival Win y1 Mullins has mr. b.
his home in Gainess''a,ird mcre u
anent thc winter y a. hes re-!
NJ NJ. A. f.edpet'si
from washington; "A and brlis
MT MA 49, from Gainesyllls Swesl \
re.ulhs ,o their friends on
street. lin entertain
wards OF Millfrsd t'i ~ retufnst
Mr.. John Fielder MS
,,,,is <,.,,,h Nf&1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
LITTLE ITEMS

Best typewriter supplies at Humph-
rey's.
DR.. Bsoiles has removed to Dundee
block, Seventh and Houston streets.
Fort Worth Candy Kitchen. SO5 Main
street, a. T.. Baldoser, proprietor.
Or. Mullins. specialist in diseases OF
the eye, ear md throat. COS Main
street, Fort Worth
Just received; a full line OF novel;
tios at Halls Jewelry store. corner
Mnln and Eleventh streets.
Fullers' Novelty Iron Works, new and
second hand boilers. engines, pumps
and gin machinery for sale or trade.
West Weatherford street
George L. Cause. funo,al director and
embaimer. Full assortment of under
takers goods. Takes fun charge OF
funei ala and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No. 3ii West weather
ford street. Fort Worth. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
NEW CHURCH ORGANIZED.

on last Sunday the members of the
United Brethren church and worshipers
at Grace tabernacle, corner OF Hamp-
ton and BLUM streets, effected new
organization. to be known as the First
Congregational church OF Fort Worth.
Rev J. d. Wherland. VINO came to
Fort Worth from Louisiana Few
weeks ago and has e.licicruy oiled the
position Of superintendent OF the Bethel
Bible training school, as well AS
preacher at the Tabernacle. acted us
moderator at this meeting and Rev.
Theo. Estil performed the uV;ies Of
secretary. After discussing the pros
and cons of the matter the meeting
regularly inauguratcd the First Con-
Eregational church OF Fort Worth \
pastor VIII be elected by the regular
method Of this church shortly and am
other religious denomination will meet
in its own house and worship God ac-
Cordiug 10 its own manner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

Waco, March 25.--fhe mcmbers NJ
the Travellers Protective association
throughout the country arc evlnclng n
great deal Of interest In the excursion
I ON san Antonio to the CITY ~ Mexi-
co. WINCH Will follow the national con-
vention Mt san Antonio In June.
George a. Hnl OF this citv, who is
chairman OF the state railroad commits
tee OF the association ana at the head
OF the arrangements and manageinent
OF the excursion. says that never he
fore has he known OF such interest 10
be taken in an excursion. His mniI il
loaded down with letters of inqulrV
from all parts o. the country concern.
ing the trip. lnnrmerahle entertain
ments In Mexico are being arraffsed
for the delight Of the drnmmera The
officials OF the Mexican Internationai
Iailway nave notified Mr. HIN that the
OF more than usual extent The trim
VIII be a succession ~ new scheme
and features constantly. Several days
VIII be spent in the City OF Mexlco'
ana ample opportunity given to ths.r.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
TnADHs, AgsnMnLY MlanrINe.


A well attended and interesting moot.
ing OF the Trades Assembly was held
at their hall last night The amend
ments to the city charter were con-
demned by resolutions passed. The or
Ranizntion committee reported good
work accomplished. \ barhers' union
Is soon 10 be started. Convict labor In
any FORM was also condemned, and rep.
,esentatives at Austin were requested
TO do all In their power 10 prevent INV
ther encroachmcnts upon free labor
Fort worth cigars were recommended
anu home Industry doomed Thc
.lkarmakers' union has an "agltntion'
Sonninittee to work up bigger trade fol
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

Waco, March Pa meeting of the
members Of the local press will be held
tomorrow afternoon Mt the Pacific hotel
parlors. The meeting will take up the
matter of arrangements for the enter
tainment OF the members Of the State
Press association at the annual meet
ing here next month, and ask the co.
operation Of the Commercial club ana
citizens generally in the work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
THIS Is moody DAY.
The Evangelist and Mr.. sankey WIN
Reach Fort Worth This Morning.

The Evangelist and Mr.. sankey VIII
Reach Fort Worth This Morning.
Rev Dwight /. Moody and Singer
sankey will arrive on the Cotton Belt
this morning from Memphis. They
come from Meridian. Miss, where Mr..
Moody has Just closed a successful re-
vlval. Great preparations have been
made TO receive the distinguished evan
gelist and there Is considerable interest
in religious circles and others occa.
stoned by his coming. lie and his con-
sort with the sweet voice will be met
at the depot by n committee OF pastors.
including Rev. Mr.. Doyyett and others.
and everything will be done 20 enter
tain them as all vlsitors to Fort Worth
are accustomed.
The city han auditorium has baen
prepared for the afternoon and nlsht
services, new seats have been mt in
their places and every one IN cNpectetl
10 be illed. Mr.. Moody has chosen two
OF his strongest texts for his sermons
here and Mr.. Sankey's voice IN in per-
Feet condition. They win leave tonior-
row or Thursday FOR the CITY Of NIex.
leo where Mr. Moody win preach ia
| those Americans whoNreslde there, Ar.
rang sments for the hig revival here IN
April are being steadily pushed ana
work on the tabernacle Is going on
MIR. Moody Is as much In demand n !
sam Jones and both sermons today yin
be heard by hundreds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

NM JOY 70 " DIT HELL MIs7IVN.
Last night Rev. Luther Rees and Mr.
II. Jones OF Chicago, who Is assisting In
Mr.. Moody's work In Texas, We're In
vited to conduct the meeting at the
Bethel mission in connection with the
Bethel ecllege students. Mr.. Jones
spoke very feellngly from the theme.
Not Ashamed OF Christ" He IL a
Young man OF true Holy Spirit junction..
HIS words sank deep pinto the hearts OF
all. lie made wonderfully clear the
way OF salvation and the free grace
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

NIessrs John Hearn and j q. Harri-
Mr.. Rainey, who IS at Buyce, La, Civ
ing particulars Of the destruction by
fire OF their sawmil at that place Sun
day night Mr., Rainey estimates the
net loss mt $4,000. They had a large
quantity Of fine lumber on hand. nearly
all Of which was burned. The mill was
NaNel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
sILvER wENr ur.


City OF Mexico, March 25.-The i'm
provement In the price OF silver greatly
stimulated the buying or foreign ex-
change during the week ana ,nnnv
large transactions have been made by,
the banks ON the United States ana
other foreign countries, the appenr-
ances being that exchange will cnntinu.
70 go down There is !. probability that
Mexican silver dollars now living IN
the banks OF this capital without uss
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