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small Cyclone in Illinois.

QUINCY Qll.), Sept. 3.-The residents Of
the small town of Undertook were
alarmed to-day at the appearance OF
storm, which developed a cyclone just
far enough south of the place TO pass over
without doing any more damage than
destroying few outhouses and trees.
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An En- bezzler.

SEATTLE, Sept. 3.-Fred ]. Church, son
of Church. the famous landscape painter,
aud graduate of Yale College, is an en-
bezzler. having appropriated about ZOO
of the funds of the Oregon improvement
Company, of which he was cashier.
Upon discovery the shortage was made
good by Church's father.
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Shot From Ambush.

SALEN (MoD, Sept. 3.-John a. w.
Russell, who had lived for thirty years
on Black River, was shot from ambush
yesterday morning and killed. The
shooting was done near his house. The
family heard the shot, but when they
reached the spot life WAS extinct, and the
assassin, who is unknown, had escaped
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The valKeriy. Trust Invalid.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 3.-The Supreme
Court to-day decided the Walkerly trust
invalid. This decision means that the
widow of William Walkeily will get an
estate OF about $3.50. 900. instead OF one
fourth that amount
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The Coroner was apnr ised of the fatality,
and Chief Deputy Mccormick was soon
on the ground to take charge of the re-
mains. The deceased was only % years
of age. Hugh Toner is State Senator
from the south side.
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RehearIn2 Denied.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 3.-The rehear-
ing asked for by Alviuza Hay ward, the
Hobart estate and the Directors of the
Halo IL Norcross Mining Company. in
the Hale IL Norcross case, has been de-
MED Dy the Supreme Court.
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a Bows Observation-Disclosures.

CoLUsA. Sept. 3.-Charles King, the II
year-old son of c. j. King, disappeared
from the ranch of O. j.. Kilgore, near
Sycamore. last Sunday. and has not since
been seen. The surrounding country has
been secured by search parties without
avail,
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TragedY in Tennessee.

GALLATIN. Sept. 3.-Y esterday Will
lam Guthrie, a prominent citizen of
Galaatin, and brother of the Mayor Of
this city, was shot twice and instantly
killed by James Shaifer, son of Captain
Harry Shaffer, the owner of the cele-
brated Peytonia stock farm. Shatfer was
arrested and Is now in jail.
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Fatal Explosion,

BERLIN, Sept. 3.-During the illumina-
tions at Breslau in honor of Sedan Day
Yesterday grenade shell, supposed to be-
empty, exploded with great violence,
killing several persons and lnJurlng four.
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MANY IN THE HOSPITAL
As the Result of the Train Acct
dent in New York.
LIMBS OF MANY VICTIMS MAY HAV L
TO BE AMPUTATED.

streets of Leadyille, Colorado-1he
Defender Takes spin to Test Her
New Safls-General Coppinsef
Report on the Montana Indian
Troubles.
New YORK. Sept. 3.-One man DIED
early to-day and thirty-four men ana
women are in the Brooklyn hospitals
suffering from injuries caused by the
runaway locomotive crashing into the
Coney-Island- bound excursion train on
the New York and Sea Beach Hallway at
Woodlawn Station yesterday afternoon
OF this number thirty-one are In Inc
Norwegian DeaconnesS- Home Hospital.
Some of the wounded will have 60 lose
limbs and be otherwise manned Tor NE
One OF the patients in the Seney Hospl-
tai. William II. Pointer OF Newark, dled
at4 O'Clock this morning. lie was taken
from the wreck suffering compound
fracture of both legs.
Concerning seven or eight patients
whose limbs it may be necessary to am
putate, aud whose deaths may result. Or.
Delatour declined to give names, as pos
sibly amputation may not be necessary.
He does not care to needlessiy alarm
theii relatives.
Engineer Jensen and Fireman Ross,
who Jumped from the engine before II
came into collision with the up-traln. as
we'll as Engineer David Hummel ana
Conductor Joseph Hilyer OF that tram,
were arraigned before Judge Rhodes III
the New Utrecht Police Court to-day.
Superintendent Richard Larke OF the
Sea Beach road said that no one was TO
blame for the catastrophe. w hen En-
Eineer Jensen saw the incoming tram OF
empty cars it was too late TO avoid coili-
sion. lie reversed the lever and told the
fireman to Jump. The collision broke the
engineers cab. ana part of the wreckage
fell on the throttle lever, breaking this
and throwing the throttle wide open.
There was then nothing TO prevent the
engine from shooting forward.
Now that one of the victims has died
there will be an official inquiry.
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Public Hanging in Florida.

JASPER (Fls.), Sept. 3.-Joseph B.
Norton, aged 30, was hanged here to-day
for the murder OF James Denmark on the
night of January 4th. Three thousand
people saw the hanging.
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THE REVOLT IN CUBA.
Large Number of Rebels Defeated
by a Small Force of Regulars.
THIRTY SIX OF THE DEAD INSUR-
GENTS LEFT ON THE FIELD
Thousands of ]

Thousands of Deaths Occur From
Cholera IN Japan, Yet in China
More Terrible State of Affairs is
Reported to Exist-Over Fifteen
Hundred People said to be Dying
Daily at Pekin.
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A DELIBERATE MUnDER

Occurs on the street at LeadvIilc,
Colorado.
LEADvILLE tCol@. Sept s.-Matt
o'Brien was deliberately murdered by
Richard Sables ,this morning. Sables
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BULL-FIGnTERs FINED.
Justice Dealt Out to VioIators of Colo
RADIO Laws.

COLORADO SPRINGs (Col.l, Sept. 3.-In
Division One of the District Court this
afternoon the cases OF cruelty to ami
mas against Joseph Marrerro. Carlos
Garcia and Antonio Sentrea, the Mexican
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A Princes Gift.

The Imperial Princes have an English
governess whom they look up to with
reyerential awe. though, notwithstand-
ing, or, perhaps, for that very reason.
they are greatly attached to her. A short
while ago this lady's birthday was the oc-
casion OF sundry presentations from her
little pupils and their august parents.
Among the valuable tokens of liberality
the governcss noticed an insignificant
looking cardboard box.
Whatever is this?" she said. as she
took it up in her hand.
Here Prince Oscar drew himself up to
his full hight and replied: THAT is from
me-"
"But it is empty" remarked the as
tonished recipient.
And the little Prince replied: Eyes, it
is empty now, but tomorrow papa is
going to pull my first tooth, and the box
is to put it In. Then I'll give it to you."
Next day, sure enough, the little man,
his face beaming with delight. presented
the tooth to his teacher, who now wears
it as trinket on her bangle.-Berli ner
Tageblatt.
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BoSTON'S GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
Ludicrous Answers Given by Gradu'
ating Pupils.

aIiIiG L upllS'
Since wit has been defined by Noah
w Webster as "the felicitous association of
objects not usually connected, so as TO
produce 8 pleasant surprlse,' may not
the pupils OF some of our public schools,
who gave the following answers to their
examination questions. lay claim to 1t?
The record as here given Is bona fide,
having been read during the last week at
the graduation exercises OF one of the
leading grammar schools of this city:
|. Who were the Pilgrims? A dirty,
filthy set who lived under the ground
2 Name a domestic animal useful for
clothing and describe its habits. The
OK, He dou't have any habits, because
he lives in stable.
3. If you were travelling across the
desert, where would you choose to rest
l would res. on stool.
4. Mention five races of men. Men,
women, children and babies.
5. Describe the white race and show
that it is superior to the other races. A
white man will nod at you when he
meets you on the street.
&. OF what is the surface of the earth
composed? Dirt and people.
7. Name a fruit that has it's seeds on the
outside. 4 seedcake.
S. Name five forms of water. Hot water
cold water, faucet water, we'll water and
Ice Wdl6T.
8. Name and locate the five senses
The eyes are in the northern part of the
face and the mouth in the southern.
TO- Who were the mound builders
History cannot answer these questions.
Science only can.
Ii. Define finch and use it in a sem
tence. tiinch, 10 shrink. Flannel flinches
when it is washed.
II. BY what is the earth surrounded,
and by what is it lighted? 1t is sur
rounded by water and lighted by gas and
electricity.
I3. Name six animals of the Arctic
Zone. Three polar bears and three seals.
IA. What is yeast? Yeast is a vegetable
flying about ia the air, and httching itself
on to anything.
10. Why do you open The hampers in a
stove when lighting a fire? To let the
oxygen in and the nitrogen out.
Is What did the Constitution do for the
country? It gave the President head.
II. What are the last teeth that come to
man? False teeth.-I5oston Budget.
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Henry Irving.

LoNpoN, Sept. 3.-Henry Irving will
sail on the Majestic tomorrow for New
York.
The record-union., 1895-09-04

The State of Kansas is worth Sl60. $751;
$50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Miss Estell Fancher returned Friday
from Hillsboro. where she has been WIS.,
iting relatives for the past month. A..
Misses Lou and Alice Lewis are YlSt-
Ing friends In Goree this week. w.
~. Britton returned TO Seymour this
week after spending several months In
Eastern Texas. SMiss Ola Haggard IL
spending the week IN BENJAMIN, ..
Miss Birdie Cooper came in Thursday
evening from Paris, Tex. where she
has been visiting for some time.
Master Arthur Mayhem came home
Wednesday from Ardmore. |, T., where
he has been since the close Of school
MRS. Davidson, accompanied by her
two daughters, mother and sisters OF
l.. =. Davidson, arrived In the city
Friday from Dallas and will make this
their future home..,.J j. II. Montgomery
OF Wichita Falls is here this week
attending c0urt,.. Frank Jarvis OF
kasoga was In town this week. Mas
ter Mortimer Lynch returned Monday
evening from Virginia, whore he has
been attending school the past year
Hon Charles Fred Tucker Of Dali
las. Judge Hughes Of Wichita Falls,
Judge Arnold. fudge Timmons and @.
w. johnson OF Graham are here at
tending court this week.. Miss Lizzie
Kerr OF Qunnah Is here visiting her
brother. W. Kerr quite n number OF
Seymour people left today to attend
the two days picnic and ball game
given at Throckmorton,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

As Reported by Correspondents to the
Government Weather Bureau.

As Reported by Correspondents to the
Government Weather Bureau.
Tylcr-c. p. Wood Everything IN
splendid condition except that the ex-
cessiye rains have slightly injured cot
ton. Temperature. Maximum o. min
imum CO; rainfall, 220 en- three days.
Dallas--G, 4. Eiaenlohr wheat and
oats are being harvested. Wheat II
not n good Yield. but oats are turning
out very we'll Corn IN splen1ld cpn-
diflon and prpmiaca large Yield Cot
ton dolne fairly well. but 10 needlng
work. Temperature. maximum ",
minimum 90, rainfall, Oh on three
Grapevlne- j. Crowley Early
cotton blooming. Too much rain for
cotton and some cotton fields have been
abandoned on account OF the weeds aud
grass. Farmers have turned their
ntoek IN the fields for BasturaRe. Too
much rain for corn, causing Il 70 take
on a rapid growih and putting out too
many shoots II the rains should cease.
Temperature; MAXIMUM 81, minimum
C5. rainfall, 32s on two daye.
ForeatburR--J. ~ Morris; Some cot
ton almost lost IA the grasH but with
favorable weather Will soon be put
In good condition. The recent rains
nut good 8aafun IN the ground and
INSURED good yield o. carly corn. but
late planting win need more rain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Miss Matte WriclSe, who has been
the pleasant guest OF Mrs. Finley for
several weeks will return to her home
at Furmersville tomorrow . Mrs.
Stacey Bailey has returned to her home
in st. Louis Mrs. Lane OF queen
City Is visiting her daughter. Mrs, X.
A. Norris, Miss Mamie nm OF Gle
burne IL visiting her cousin, Miss Min
ME HILL. Dave Davis of Louisiana Is
visiting his mother ut this place.,
Mrs Phronie Hopkins Is visiting in
Greenville. ..Miss I.ottie Flatau at
tended the Perry-Willls marriage in
Tyler last night. Miss May Anderson
Of Mt. Pleasant was the guest Of Miss
Luuelln Stafford few days this week
.... Miss Eddie May Coudict spent sew
eral days In Greenville this week..
Mrs. j. NJ. Ilghtfout has returned
from II trip to San Antonio and City of
Mexico. Rev. c. Calhoun and
d. II. Alternately left yesterday for the
Epworth League conference at Chat
tanooga The following couples are
enjoying u picnic on Moore's lake to-
day: Rufe Greer and Miss Matte
WrilSe. Clyde Northen and Miss Kate
Spalding. Lambert Metzler and Miss
Eva Goldberg. Zpdoc Metzlcr and Miss
Ray Goldberg, Theo Bird and Misses
Shelley Blocker, Lena Stafford and
Mamie Robinson and Mrs. Dickson. %.
A very quiet marriage took place at
the residence Of the brides parents
Sunday evening at o'clock. The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. Claude Weir
and Miss Peary Baird. Only the fam
lily and few friends were present
The young couple are very popular aud
have "A host Of friends, who wish them
long life and happiness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Miss Ella Watts OF Oak GIN is visit
Ing the Wells, a guest OF Miss Emma
Lake. Miss Simpson Of Dallas Is Il
guest at the Piedmont. Mr.. James
Wilson. who has been for the past six
months engaged In the study OF law
at the state University, has returned
home. to the delight OF HIS many
friends The Fantasma OF Singing
Flowers novel entertainment, gotten
up for the benefit OF the Presbyterian
church, will make thoir first appearance
on the evening of July g. and II Will
be repeated on the 18th. Those inter
csted are sparing no pains to make It
a success. . Hatcher Jones OF Fort
Worth Is registered at the CONNER
ciai The hop at the Commercial on
last Monday evening was the occasion
OF much pleasure, for which the re-
elplenta are Indebted TO the Kindness
OF Mrs Waldren.. July 10, II and 10
Is the time set apart FOR the reunion
OF the old settlers OF thie and other
counties. An interesting program Will
lie arranged for the occasion and
real social time is anticipated. Sew
eral addresses will be delivered by
some Of the most prominent men Of the
state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

from Navnsotn. whore she has been
visiting fnenda,. Mrs Jennie Pankoy
spent last week with relatives IN Dal-
lns.... Charley Mnynold Of Brucevillc.
Tex, spent last Sunday here with Mr.,
and Mrs, Sitter. Wiley Wisdom left
last week 10 visit friends In Tennessee
Rev. G. J., browning left Tuesday to
attend the League convention at Chat
tannoga, Tonn.. Dr. W, NJ. st. John
OF Cloburnc was In the city WodnoH-
day.. Rev. j. a. Adams and wife are
here Visiting rolntlyca this week ...
Andrew GanBon and Frank Evans are
back from trip to Kansas CITY,,
Miss jennie Bailey Is In Fort Worth
this weelt..nD. o. Pankoy OF Arlington
IS here this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Mr.. Joe Ford and Miss Brown of
Rellview, attended the Mulkey meet
ing here sunday Rev. Franklin and
Frank Nevelle Of Blue Grove, were
here the first Of the week.. Mr.. T.
McDuffee OF WaNahachie was In the
city this week Mrs. Couch Is expect
ing her daughter home soon. She VIII
lie quite an addition 10 Henrietta so
cietv. Mr.. Alden Ford OF Wichita
Falls IL IN the oity....Miss Gussie
Johns who has boon visiting her
brother at Hampstead. returned Thurs
day. She attended the Bankers' con-
vention and Old Soldiers reunion at
Houston. Mr.. Ike Marcus and Mr..
George Myers are both on the sick list
Mr. and Mrs. Toberlookey entertain-
ed few friends the first Of The week
Miss Fannie Toheri0nlty has return.
"a from n visit to Dallas. Mr.. q. y.
Rogers Is Ia tho city Mrs. >. II.
THOMAS Of Denison. visited her friend
Mrs. Rosa Ciishee this week Nlfs
Leila Welh0rn. daughter or Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Welborn, WHO has been at
tending school AT Shreveport for the
past two years has returned home re-.
Sire. Webb ~ Terrell Is visiting her
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Mrs. w o. Sharpe Ia visiting in Kan
Eaa City. Mo...P, j Ahern Inns re-
turned from Mexico,... Mir. and Mrs.
WIN McCortnoy have returned from
their bridal trip, Miss Marguerite
oDonney has returned from LnniB-
burg. PR...C. H. Hayden Of Little
wife are visiting IN PulRsll, Tenn.
p. j. Concliy of Pine Blum IN IN The
city,. MrB Paul Jones ~ visiting In
Little Rock, .MrH. zndQl Of Corsicaua
hns returned home after a pleasant
visit to her parents, Mr.. aud MrG. o. =.
Tuylor. Nv. r. Hudglna mas gone 20
Dallas. Mrs. W. u, I.illiard OF New
Orleans Is the guest Of Mrs. John liOi.
lurn. Prof. W. W. RobcrtAon of
staunton. Va, ~ In the 'city. Miss
Annie stnlu returned Friday from De
Knib. accompanied by little Lula
Shook or that place,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30


Mrs. Daniels OF Fort Worth is In ,he
city the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. j. T.
Shaw Miss Norma Mansor returned
Friday from a fortnight with friends
at Morrison's CUT. Mrs. &. n. Mich-
man und children leave In n short
time for their old home IN Massaohu-
setts.. Mrs. b. IL. Niattox. who has
been sick for the past six weeks. Is
now recovering. MIR, and Mrs r. w.
Vaughan have gone 10 surf Side beach
for the summer months It. Thomas
Stratton Of oyster creek, was In the
city Monday II, Mafmion left
Monday FOR Mexico. Professor II. q.
Hchdrick aud family leave TN n short
time FOR Austin. whore they VIII make
their home until fall....E NJ. ITALIA
tcrrn came down from Houston this
week.. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Moore have
returned home from Houston. Dr. r.
r. Wilson and wife LETT Thursday Tor
Missouri TO be gone until fail,t, Mira
Frank Bell returned Wednesday from
trip TO Houston, Miss Ida Hancock
OF Anglcton was In Nclasuo Tuesday
..,E Ed Howell Is at BraEorla attending
court.... Colonel NJ $, Munaon OF oys-
ter creek was In Nelaaco Wednesday
,.. Colonel Stone OF Scaiy arrived In
Nolasco Thursday u,,profcssor H. S,
Fry OF san Antonio was In NelAsco this
week Interviewing the schuDl board.
II is probable he win he appointed
principal OF schools here for the com-
ing school year,, Miss Maggie Bean
Of Qulntana spent Tuesday with
friends In this city,. Professor II. II.
Foster county superintendent was In
Nolaco Tuesday..A dance was given
az Quintana last week In honor OF Miss
Nova Parker OF Abilene. Tex. who Is
visiting her sister, Mrs, S, w, Field. OF
this city Eph l.. Byors, the Radon
mill man OF Winfield, Kan. was intot-
viewing our merchants Monday and
Tuesday,, ~ w. Carney Is re-
covering from n severe sick spell
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

ABILENE.
Captain Waters and his bride are
visiting friends in the city,. The La
dies Guild was entertained by Mrs.
JOY ON Wednesday afternoon and de-
lightful refreshments were served.
Camp-meeting will begin this week
near Abilene. The many friends of
Miss Brigham will be glad TO know
that she spent n most delightful week
in New York city and on the 22d sailed
with the Baker party 10 Europe, The
Presbyterian ladies will give a lawn
party on the grounds OF the church on
Thursday night. THE storm on Tues
day evening prevented the lawn party,
which was postponed until the next
night... Misses Allie Yeiser and Celia
Groves will leave Sunday morning for
quite an extended trip to the East, and
in August will sail for points of inter
est In other countries. Their great
number OF friends wish them most
pleasant summer. Lee Scarborough Is
spending his summer with his parents
In Abilene and this fall expects to be a
member OF Yale college. He hns all
ready made n great many friends hero
There was very pleasant surprise
dance given at the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Hampton, and all who
attended enjoyed It very much, Mr.
Gatlin and family will not claim abb
lene as their home very much longer,
but will soon move TO Fort Worth.
Tom Bledsoe left few days since to
spend his summer at different places
Miss Lucy Williamson, from Cor
slcana. is visiting Miss Parramore. -.
]. y. Bird will leave In few days for
his home In Michigan. He made a
great many friends during his stay in
Abilene and they regret very much
that he VIII not accept again his posi-
tlon In Simmons college as professor
of languages, which place he 80 ca
pably and creditably filled last year,
but has accepted a similar one in phila-
delphia for the coming year.. Miss
Ida st. John Lee Will visit friends In
Mexico soon... Miss RE Anderson is
expected soon to visit relatives and
friends in Abilene. Miss Alice Walshe
returned last week from school 10
spend her vacation. Mr.. futile Of the
Presbyterian church preached two very
interesting sermons on Sunday. MIR.
visiting his family from Weatherford
THE Episcopalinns gave their an
nual picnic on Saturday last and all
seem 10 have enjoyed the day. The
many friends of Claude Tresevant are
glad TO know that he ia very rapidly
recovering from an attack OF fever,..
a. great many young people Will spend
part OF their vacation abroad. Those
who went to the city OF Mexico recent
ly have returned and express them
selves as more than pleased with their
VISIT. There are several camping
parties planned to fish and enjoy va
| eating for while.
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An Appeal for Public Pari: Made to
the Ladies'.

An Appeal for q Public Park Made to
the Ladies.
rne OF the most conservative busi-
ptsa men OF Fort Worth, and one who
/, Il . tSa' alive to the best interests OF
shs city, approached us on the subject
of a public park a few days since, say
IN = - was one of the Crying needs of
III rmpathles OF the ladies, for II the
M, sera depended upon for the park
q Soutc go the way Of The semi-Cen-
teilnlel and other public enterprises
t'slt at different times have been sug-
ssstcd. We had an able editorial In
Wednesdays issue which should have
been incentive enough to the men Of
Fiirt Worth II has long been con-
ssued that Fort Worth With all her
twrussion and public spilt is be-
4 very other city IN Texas. even
thos, much smaller population, in
regni u o public pnrkn. Chicago has
fresh afr fund maintained and dis
hursed by the prels, OF which women
u no small or potent factor. Why
could not Fort Worth have one car
rled on by wDmen1 It 10 certainly no
less a necessity here than In Chicago,
for while Wa have no foul tenement
houses we have tho equally hot, un-
comfoetable and unhenlthy cottages
whore thousauds % pcor families are
compelled 90 1pend the long hot days
and nights, which, owing to the exN
treme length OF our summers, make
more open air and mental recreation q
necessity for the torrblo debility that
such condition. always bring
n there Is nc one who Is philanthro-
pic enough 90 donate an acre or two
10 the ely for this charitable work,
why could not n fund be ftised among
the women sufficient 10 aautify and
render suitable the grounds around
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Married, Thursday. June "a, Il, C.,
Lewis Of Fprnoy and Miss Sally ISolly
OF Cleburno. They lett Immediately for
Chicago 20 spend the summer. The Mt
tendants We're: u. q. Fisher OF Fort
Worth, Miss Cowlcs OF Terrell, Mr.
Maxwell and Miss Bowis OF Fnrney
Mr. Cowles OF Terrell and Miss Murry
OF Hlco; MT Martins NJ Forncy and
Miss Fannie Baird OF Cleburuo, O. 8.
Garrison and II H. F0rtaon, ushcrE,
The young people have host OF friends
here. Married. Tl'nraday. June 81
Miss Alice Lccch and Mr., lflbert Kcl-
ley Of WuNHhnchlc. Miss Leeuh IN the
daughter OF Rev. r, u Lceoh. pastor OF
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
Ia this city, and editn tt religloua paper,
the Appeal u, q. Chlles and Lottlo
Holt, Mr.. Kelly OF Wuxnhnchle and
Laura Lcech. Charles Warren ana
Felix Heard were tho attendants They
left Immediately Tor Wnxahaehlc,