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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
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GREAT FEARS FELT.
In Textile Manufactures and Wooden
Big Wheat Receipts.

New York. Dec. FIR. @. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review of trade. which issues
tomorrow. will say: The failures OF
the fourth quarter of the year 1895, not
yet finished. cannot be definitely
stated. but the aggregate OF liabilities
for the year will be much smaller than
in 1898. They vary but little from that
of 1884. The years aggregate OF COM
merclal liabilities will probably be
about $s00O0.000 in manufacturing over
$13,0O0,OOO, or 10 per cent more than last
year, but in trading about Sss,V00OOO,
or per cent less than last year.
The foreign and financial messages
OF the president We're followed by Vlo-
lent reaction In the stock market last
Saturday with grave fears Of none
tary trouble. The sudden panic check
ed business In many departments and
the industries cannot be expected to
begin to show signs of Improvement
until the new year begins. orders have
for months been so much smaller than
they were In the summer when pro-
ducers were expanding and prices
mounting rapidly that new causes of
uncertainty have the more influence.
Bessemer pig has declined IS cents
more nj Pittsburg and mine metals are
mt shade lower. In the great textile
manufactures the usual holiday dull
ness Is Increased by delay OF orders,
though there is some accumulation OF
goods for the demand expected soon
In wooden goods the market Is ex.
tremely duh. soft wooden dress goods
and ladies' clothes are a shade lower,
and the average of quotations IL about
l-2 per cent lower for the week. Some
makers have gone below last years
quotations In securing orders. The
shoe and leather business does not
improve, and both leather and manu-
featured goods declined slightly, though
speculation Is again hosting hides
about 10 per cent for all in two weeks.
and for some kinds 20 per cent. Wheat
and cotton were depressed by last
weeks panic and have had little time
to recover. Wheat receipts continue
enormous; receipts for the week are
3,1SI,070 bushels against l ne. 90S last
year. and Atlantic exports, -four in
cluded us wheat, have been 1896 $50
bushels IN four weeks of December,
against 7,616690 last year Russian and
other supplies are moving freely, OIL
cial estimates are wholly forgotten and
the men who predicted 81 wheat have
disappeared.
Cotton has remained at S Ia cents
since last Saturday and enormous COM
mercial and mill stocks here and
abroad, with demand for goods
much smaller than in September. him
der an advance. The quantity which
came into sight is 30 per cent less than
last year to date, but slightly larger
than In 1899. when the crop was $780,
600 bales.
Failures for the week have been 80?
In the United States against $50 last
year, and forty In Canada against
lorty-ono last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

HhMIh A C
,uyINAVE
Enn fhn NnId VfnrQ do
lVl tuo oVAu H1oA"Oo
THIRTEEN THOUSAND

A. vas stated In tho Gazette some weeks
ago. Fort Worth is 10 have a cold storage
plant Of ample proportions that is no doubt
destined to DO a great practical benefit not
only to Fort Worth. but to all the surround
ing country and to all the trade territory
reached by Fort worth's Influences Thus
one by one the city 8ees the number OF her
industries growing
The Southern Cold Storage and Produce
company OF which william ~. Mcveigh is
president, hiss Just lot the contract Tor their
fne brick building and work ia 10 begin n,
once.
on Thursday the COMPANY received bids for
the buildings and foundations Of the new
plant. which Is to be located on the Beaver
switch on tho north side Of Ninth street
They have now awarded the contract TO
Contractor A. n. Novel;, OF this city. at
thirteen thousand dollars, the building 70 DO
constructed In the shortest pnhsihle tmo.
Tho structure will be OF brick 100 feet square,
Hair OF H. fronting on Ninth atreet, will bo
two stories high. tho other part single story.
The machinery tor tho plant Ia now being
built In Milwaukee. Wis. and will be Hhpped
"A fast an tho building eau DO prepared to rJ-
ooiye 1t.
In conversation with Gazette man last
night Mr.. Mevelgh said that under the con-
tract the entire plant Ia to be completed and
in operation within ninety days and that II
Will be tho nneAt and most complete CONNER
oial storage In tho Southwest lilo seemed In
excellent spirits over tho prospects OF tho
now enterprise
The capital stock Of tho new company Ia
$50, 900 and the directors arc W. NJ. Mcveigh.
r, II. MeNatt and !. y, King. a number OF
oiuzena In speaking OF the enterprise to a
dazette man, expressed themselves as very
glad such plant was to DO located here. and
most Of thnm thought II would pay we'll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
REAL EsTATE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers ~ zeal cs-
tate were recorded yesterday:
r. ID. Simpson and wife to ". L.
white. lot 1. block II. Handley. $40.
II. c. Smith and wife TO j. #.
Buttz. lots s, 9 and Z. block 80. l:llis
addition. $3.50.
+. l.. Twombly and wife 10 W. J.
Donz. sherln's sale. 95xl50 feet corner
Firth and ThrOckmorton. $500.
X. II. HuslSey and wife To A. L.
Banks. lot 90 block =, Swartz's nddl-
ton. s0g5.
II. Vieltery TO w. Il. Francis, lots II
and IS. block Q. Glenwood addition,
1900.
@. c.. Blair and wife to C. q.
Hoyerroclcr, lot 0. block "a. Chambers
ndhltIon. 900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
BIG CHINA CLOSET.


lhihce ht ot. fettrapurks II
Perhaps tho Ia. sest resjisncs ID "
world Is the winter palace at 81 Pan
burg. 1t has 200 rooms, many u ihsn I
enormous size and some 20 lArss thaitAa
White House Mt Washington couldbsux$|
ed In them, portico and all 1t Is ~ "a
1000 soldiers have at different tlme ~
sheltered updor Its great roof. Ths aus
rooms Of the winter palace art 1lld Elil
the china OF the Russian czars y " htt|
us Catherine the Great, and here vonl1l
collector was able to obtain faupla NJ
purchasing thom Of tho attendant WI
brought tho pieces to her hotel one y \
time for several days afterward andoe
mandod only moderate prlces--nos ~
than some plates would beworth starP
without considering the value Of s's'1s
ton.
Tho imperial china Il oil Of Huu'ii
manufacture and docs not equal 10 Qa1
ty nor In luster the product Of AusuA :
Germany or France. II Is plaln 500 49,.
and tho decorations arc not wy aiu'''t
although there is In tho winter palss .
world famous table service o. solla W.
oyerlaid with gold that viii ninn
banquet Of 500 covers. II daln y. Y
tho time OF the crazy Emperor raw "
was tho son OF Catherine the GrssA
Tho plates used by all The tIn y
larger than tho ordinary siza In@
Catherine wero ornamented with eo' "
tional designs OF blue and gold AZ .,,.,'a'
tho imperial crest In tho centn. 49,
"Ths Iron Car" as no wa. cAllsA
enormous plates aud cups and .o "a.
the commonest china, heavy ano ~
which were also decorated win ~
In tho centor bore his Initial WIN r Il
and cross. The china Of Aiei n.y.. Y,
who was assassinated by tho nlhl!s. =, "
a little better In quality, but q W. " I,
designs, only 1t bore tho initia' : /, \
eagle with outspread wings InM "
successor is OF the same pattern W w ri
tho same Initial, with the di'.,n, wv.
under tho A to Indicate thai
TO the third monarch Of that W. 1. Il
1t Ia said TINT the private china = Z
smaller palaces is very dihorsns Il
much better quality. It was i@ +,,,sa
tho empress from England, gu, .;MtIt
arc not allowed to visit them ans ~,
possible to obtain sample
CO Chronicle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

A party of young people spent Thurs
day evening most pleasantly at the
home of I. N. Bradburn, 3t5 Hemphlll
street. The evening was spent In social
enjoyments and at II o'clock refresh
ments were served. Those composing
the party were Misses Annie Hutchin-
son, Alberta Gaskell. Bessie Gaskell.
Edith Castor, Dora Blair, Eta Muir
phey, Allie Bonner. Selby Attwell.
Adrian Attwell Mamie organ and
Minnie Fakes; and Messrs. r. b. Spell
man, 4. Y. Tominson,' Leslie Downton.
VIII Mulkey, Ed Robinson. Ben Wilson,
Nat Simpson, Dr. Sanger, Wood Lyon,
Gus Beall. Carl Mulkey, John Blake
man and Perry Fakes. The crowd
was gracefully entertained by Miss
Fannie Bradburn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

Tho mortal remains OF Miss Jennie HaEgart
VIII be buried from ST. Andrews church at
$50 y. m, today. Announcement OF her death
waa made In the Gazette yesterday morning.
with notice that the funeral would probably
occur on Sunday. Mrs. Doane tho sister
yigi,ng at ri paHo, cannot come. and the
hnri4l Therefore WIN take place today.
Nu jtnrid was auc OF the sweetest
brightest Girls In this city the favorlte men,
Der Of q popular family. Hers Ia the frst
death among nine brothers and sisters and
she loayes an unusually wide circle OF friends
to mourn her untimely death. and syInpa.
thlte with the beresved relatives. Just turn.
Ing from happy childhood into ID useful
young womanhood, II is one Of tho niyaicres
OF Providence that one 40 generally beloved.
and with so many promises OF good to the
world In her iife. could not have been spared
to realize the expectations OF all who knew
and loved her
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
KEEPS HIS EYES OPEN.
An Illustration OF How PittsburK Phil
Makes u Lucky Hit.


"Peoplo wonder how Plttsburg Phil
gets his money. do they9" said race track
frcquontor. ~ know Phil vol, and one
of day'-that is, when there was no rno
ing on the big tracks around New York
there was party OF us went down to play
Brighton Beach. There was no antibook-
making law then.
81 never saw exactly such n day, as far
as tho weather wont, only over at Gutton-
berg In the winter time. There camo roll
ing In from tho sen most dense fog, the
air was raw aud clnmmy, aud one could
see only few feet In fro 1t Of his nose We
were standing close to tho first book. next
to tho track, Mt tho cornor OF the betting
ring. Nobofy thought OF playing tho race
thon on, for ngagod were u very sorry lot
of selling pltters.
1.-The priJ.s on tho bookmaknr's slate
were easily To be seen, but tho noise of tho
betting ring alone served to Indicate that
any other penoilers were doing business,
for, ms l said before, the fog shut every
thing from view. Presently ! saw Rcd
Jim Carroll hurrying along, and no has
tened up to the innn on the block and W his
pcred something In his enr. Immediately
tho mnn changed 0 10 l to 10 to | against
u 'NhNhih hNlno bfgHu W bfllDW-nO
Ind q voice like foghorn-tho increased
odds.
Carroll had slipped away and was lost
In tho gloom. Turning to speak to Pitts
burg Phil, found him gone, where no one
seemed To know.
I'm few minutes whom We ,rut mn in
the stand tc see the race there we found
our friend eagerly watching for tho horses
to show through tho veil of mist ms they
headed into che stretch for home. Present..
ly along by the eighth post appeared somo-
thing that looked like the shadow OF a
horse why look thoroP cried Phil. THAT
fellow has tho race all to himself And
sure enough he passed the judges before
tho ruck coL.d DO seen for tho fog.
when tho winners number went mn
Phil quietly 5aid, Say, boys, that was tho
baby they played to win, and wasn't that
a smooth way for Carroll to bunch tho
pricel ] don't know what they got on,
bur l do know won 81, 400. New
York Times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

The Normans aro called tho Yankees Of
France, which Is compliment to them,
no doubt, though it sometimes has refer.
once to thoir extremely thrifty habits and
TO the craft which they employ In oyndiul
service TINT mny cost them something
1t is related thnt ono good Norman farmcf
went carly one morning to anothers house
and found him still in bed
art thou asleep, ncighborS" no asked
somewhat faltcringly, In tho tono Of a man
who Is going to ask favor.
III 1 were not asleep" murmurcd the
Other from his bed, "what probably
wouldst thou want uf mcg'
ITO borrow thy donkey to go to tho fall
ut Gisors."
well, then, neishbor, 1 am sound
asleep"
Bah Thou canst not bo asleep when
thou tallSest to mo-"
"Nonscnsol 1t is only dream am
having, noighborp"
And tho other had TO 20 AWAY without,
tho Donkey Youths Companion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

Superintendent Alex Hogg Of the city
schools left last night for Waco TO attend tho
mld-winter meeting Of tho school superin-
,endentH.
W. p. Hawkins has returned from bust.
ness trip to San Antonio.
II. c. Rhomo Of Rhome. is stopping at the
Delaware.
r. s, Willard of Eden. Tex. was in tho
city yesterday.
Rev. Junlua u. Froneh. pastor of tho
Broadway Presbyterian church. left yesterday
on visit to san Antonio.
Miss Julia RintlcmRn has gone East to
spend several months visiting friends,
Mira. l., l.. Davis OF st. Joseph. No.. Ia
visiting Mrs. II. Drumm. this city.
g. NJ. Flournoy was In the city yea
terday from Ryan. ]. 4.
f. D. Trekell OF Enid. o. T.. was In
the city yesterday.
Frank johnson came Into the city
yesterday from Kingnsher. o, n.
r. u. Anderson OF Purcell. l. r., was
spending yesterday in the city,
L. A. Carleton. ESQ. and Abram Ros-
enbanm OF fiillsboro were In the city
yesterday en- route to Ardmore, /. 7.
Miss Alice Barnes Of Terrell liz visit
ing Mrs. Foster on the South Side.
Robert Hun, son OF w. l.. HUI. Ia
home from Austin college. Sherman.
TO spend Christmas.
Mrs, Ramsey Of Terrell is the guest
or Mrs. Foster on the South side.
Jcff d. Mclean, Esq. has gone to
Mount Pleasant to spend the holidays
with friends.
The Misses Roche OF ST, Mary's In
ntitute, Dallas, win spend the holidays
with their aunt. Mrs. Cain, In this city.
Judge ]. II. Jackson Will go to Dem
ison Monday, whore he viii lecture In
the interest OF the \. p. a.
Miss Anna Loekett OF jefferson, Tex.
IL visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. II. Price,
corner OF Cannon and Clarence streets.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank c. Scott. who
have been spending several days at ho-
tel Richelieu. on their bridal trip left
yesterday for their home at Sulphur
Springs.
t. A. Graham, Barnes. Tex; o. J,
Berry. ST. LoIus; W. c. Diggs. Grand
View. Tex: II, X. Crews. Henrietta.
and @. r. Scott and wife Bowie. are
registered at Hotel Rlcholieu.
J. e8e, l'nf wife ~, -,,.,--,.,,,
from ~ taoso where tAoy have been
on holiday Visit TO friends.
Robert Maxwell, who has been at.
tel,1.ng senoui IN Wisconsin, IL in the
city visiting his brother j. w Max
well OF the Rock Island general Of
Or f. II Thompson left tho city
Thursday morning FOR Kansas City 10
attend the western obstetricai and
81 and rs.
DR.. W. II. Parks, n prominent drug
gist and physician OF white Bead. l. r..
Is spending several davx In tha ct,,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
THE CITY

Some Of tho delivery wagon drivers have
an unpleasant habit OF driving IN against
the sidewalk crossings and obstruetlng the
way OF pedestrians,
The newest brand OF whisky imported 10
Fort Worth is said to be OF Chinese manu-
faeture, and the smiles It produces Is child
like and bland"
There was a very pleasant Christmas tree
entertainment at the residence Of Mrs r. d.
Drumm. Seventh and Main streets. Christmas
night.
Mr.. Porter True was out yesterday with
his head bandaged and his friends are glad
to know that he Is recovering from the in
turtles he received in Dallas.
Policemen Taylor and Towues went to Dali
las last night to trip the light fantastic at
the policemep's ball.
George l.. Cause funeral director md
embalmer, Full assortment of under.
takers goods. Takes fun charge Of
funerals and furnishes an NECESSARY
requirements. No. 3i4 West Weather.
.ord
The court Of civil appeals Is not In
session this week, consequently there
were no motions and cases submitted
and decided Yesterday and today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il, II. Lawrence pleas
antly entertained quite n number OF
their friends last Thursday evening at
their residence on the east side.
w. NJ. Bird and Mrs. f. Il. French. of
Tarrant county. We're married In the
office OF the county clerk by Judge
Wright yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

Canon Duckworih tells an Interesting
story Of observation-disclosures 1t relates TO a
worthy Clergyman Of his ACQUAINTANCE
who having been presented to an Import.
ant living, preached his first sermon from
tho words, IAN That ever came before m,
arc thieves and robbers" Hc was sur
priscd and distressed when tho church
wardcns aftcrward limited To him that hi,
choice of text had boon little hard upon
his PREDECESSORS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
EPWORTH LEAGUERS
MEETING or AUSTIN CONFER
ENCE IN CHS CITY.
Arrival of Delegates and Informal
Reception Last Night-Pro-
grammo of the Exercises.

A number OF delegates OF the Austin
conference OF the Epworth league ar
rived here yesterday and last night for
the meeting at st. Pauls Methodist
church last night, today and tomorrow.
An Informal reception was rendered the
visitors by the local chapter at the par
Tors OF ST. Paul's church last night at
s o'clock.
The address OF welcome was made
by Mr.. George II. Niles In a very happy
manner Everybody was made to feel
az home and the responses By several
visitors were appropriate.
After several hours OF music and
good fellowship the meeting adjourned
until this morning. Tho following IL
the program OF exercises
Sunrise prayer meeting $3.50 a. M, led
by Miss Ida Wingrove, AT 9;l5 n. m,
key notes In song led by Il. j. Secoy.
Oa5 IA. m, opening address by Rev. j.
!. Mclaughlin, ID. D., Come Ye That
Love the Lord and Let Your Joys be
known," 800 Il. M, The Epworth
wheel and How TO Make II Cos" u
spiritual work department discussion
led by 10. H. Foot of Brooklyn. N. ";
Come, Let Us Sing our Lofticst
songs;" 1880 q. m, mercy and help
department, discussion led by Mrs.
Meyer OF Dallas. Let Us Gather
Up the Sunshine" mao, reports
Of conference officers; Has, appoint
ment OF committees; " noon. ad-
journment; y. M, Singing As We
Co." service led by G. w. Steerc; "The
Epworth WHEEL 2:2O p, M, literary
department. discussion led by Miss
Anna Young of Denlson; ESQ p. M,
MAKE u Joyful Noise Unto the Lord -
1855 y. M, social department. led by
Miss Pearl Reauch OF Denison: 800 p.
M, Come Thou Fount;" 3;25 p. M. de-
partment OF correspondence. discussion
led by Miss Bemls; $40 D. M. depart
ment Of finance; 1856 p. M. 81 WIN Try
for Jcaus;" p, m, Junior league de-
partment, Miss Nellie Hunt of Dallas;
$3.50 p, M, Good Citizenship" Hon. c,
w. Startling OF Dallas: i:l5 r. m. re-
ports OF committees aud election OF Of
toers; 1:3O y. m, song and praise serv-
ice, led by George Il, Mes: u. M, id
dress by Rev. \. r. Morrison; $50 u.
M, Chattanooga Convention" Miss
Ida Wlngroyc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
pLoopY ENcoIrNTEp'

Memphis, Tenn. Dec. 27.-A special
TO the commerclal-Appeal from Bor.
encounter took place between l.. /,
Lane and W. G. Sykes. In which svkes
received two serious wounds from
Lanes pistol. Lasr +. Skyes ana K,r.
by Lane. brothers tot the two, fo,k
up the quarrel and street duel en-.
sued: sykes received a wound In the
left breast and Lane was shot twice IN
the shoulder Clifton wicks, q BY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

Mr. Louis Waih tho English artist
"nose pictures OF cats and animal lilo arc
~ uensntiuiiy fresh and irrcsistlbly droll.
49,, e ~ assiuuous tnkur OF notes. He has a
S ,rr, trunk full Of little slips OF paper on
mnien no mas jotscd down "itlc,s" as they
w. hls mind. 1t Is perhaps supcriluons
s',.y thht DO fsa lover Of cnts OF every
Aina anu every sizo ind every color.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
DON'T TOBACCO SPIT on SMOKE
YOUR LIFE AWAY.

Is the truthful startling title OF book
about No-To-Bac. the harmless. guar
anteed tobacco habit cure that braceE
I'm nlcotinized nerves, eliminates the
nicotine poison. makes weak men gain
strength. vlgor and manhood. You run
no physical or financial risk. IS No-To-
Bnc IN sold by j. p. N.cks & Co. under
o guarantee TO cure or money refunded
Rock free. Address Sterling Remedy
Co, New York or Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

Newark. Tex, on holiday trip. the
young gentlemen going to visit their
best girls.
NJ. " Watson. secretary OF the Kan
sas City Paper house. is In the city.
Mr.. Thomas J. Baten. OF Shreveport.
Is In the city en- route to Brownwood.
whore ho Will enter the Howard Payne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

and an increase over 1892 Of 30 900. For tho
lis days Of the season that have elapsed tho
aggregate Is behind the lis days Of last year
100000: OF the same days in the year before
Lost GS2OOO and is ahead of tho same time In
1892 by los 900 Tho amount brouyht into
sight during the past week has been 2s7. 17s
bales against 493 100 for the seven days end
ing this date last year. 99e esS vear hefore
last and 22l ,772 for the same time In 1892 and
for the twenty-seven days of December It has
been 12l6. g56 this year against 7s7 $50 last
year, 1.igS. 1852 the year before last and iis7..
O32 in 1892. The movement since September
shows receipts at all United states ports a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
LINCOLN AS a LOVER y
now ue and Miss Mary Todd
Their Little Tih ~

Their Littto - 81
A writer In tho Chicago Iim III 3
saws. C, q. Brown OF Springfield - V
following story, which no has oseI y. 3
to believe IS absolutely true ,',.olu \
In tho autumn Of 1910, al'os ~, 5000
Mary Todd had been 'kcopins -, 4
and after It was understood 'n No. IA
0aged. some trouble arose bc'~ea y
md thew became estranged- ~
anxious for q reconciliation, =
would mako the initial ausnlo IN ~
".Iohn j. Hardin Of .lacksop. .srI y
A marty and number Of Spnps, VI
Ma ycre Invited. Among them - ~
'rold. Lincoln did not auconp., vaf>l
Aftor dinner nil tho young WI "a ~
around saddle horses and W. Il W.
women for n gallop to tho pm, ,,.,l, dh y
,st in-tbo vicinity. So sslliiu'v NJ ~
Hardin md bis wife manipulA's. w
tint tho whole party hud Effsns " o ~
Into couples mounted ana ps uId ~
bnforo 1t was discovered ". al bpl
Ind no escort. Deeply ciiak. , 1h,drrN
perfect control, sho disclalinea J ,bsu,, "
INV intention OF going win ~ "
railying her woman's tIc'' TT
gayly. ,hs pcsh z = =
",rhen sho snt down on ~ ADJ
very pleasant mood. ard n ,hs Is ~
vito wore left alone. wnlio WANT ~
Lincoln arrived, entirely ul'n ~ ~ y
elon of lis coming so far Is ~ sS,a,sp's
cerncd. And IL was tlere ~, cofty ~. I.
were arranged. and when i,ssfr..sd y q
ed thoy thought they NV ~ rDlfvp
Mary Todd had refused 70 g. m !.
thcin. ,,.c,bux
Lincoln and Mary Toto W. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
VERY SUDDEN DEATH
OF Mr.. Ed caveiey OF Dallas while
Visiting Friends Here.

Mr. Ed Cavelry. young man from
Dallas. died very suddenly about II
o'clock Thursday night at the home Of
his brother-in-law. Mr.. Frank Wisrock.
3l5 Henderson street. Mr.. Cavelry had
been here on a visit for several days.
and his sudden death was n very sad
surprise 10 his friends ms he was ap-
parentlY In robust health.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

"You can trust tia man who sings at
his work, said the CHEEKY citizen.
"fcs, replied Sinnickcr. "Iwlsh some
ono would persuade tho man who work,
around my woodpilo two or three nights a
week TO sing loud enough for mo TO hear
him. "-Washington Star.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

Students from the city attending Tho
Polytechnic college can get car Tickets
at half prlce-io tickets for Il IA
Tickets for sale by President W r
Lloyd. Second term opens JAM Is. but
pupils received at any time.