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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10
.rExAs Day.
At the Atlanta Exposition, Deeem-
her II.

Der IL.
Governor culberson's official route:
Texas and Pacific railway.
Iron Mountain railway,
Kansas City. Memphis and Birming-
ham railway.
Southern railway.
Parties desiring TO join the governor
can leave Fort Worth via Texas and
Pacific Cannon Ball train. 7:05 a. NJ.
Dallas. s.V5 a. M. and meet him at
Lopi;yiew Junction.
For tickets and further Information
apply 10 J. F. zurn. city ticket agent.
Texas and Pacific railway.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10
BTORE WAS FIRED.
WAS ATTEMPTED
AT RoCKDALE.
he officers Had Been Given a
Pointer ana Were watching
For the Blaze.

Rockdale, Tex. Dec. 9.-(Special.)-
big sensation was created here Sat
trday night caused by an alarm of fire
growing out Of an incendiary attempt
10 burn the stock OF general merchan-
Use Of Theo Groin & Co.. in the very
heart OF the business portion OF the
pity. For reasons not yet developed
iarshal ]. b. Hamilton, Deputies Reed
md Snvely and Night Patrolman
Baldrldge We're all on the qu vive af-
r u o'clock, watching the vicinity OF
hat store.
A gllmmer OF fire was noticed through
he glass of the front door. whereupon
the Officers entered the premises. hav-
ng 10 go around to the rear door
Ehich. was found to be unlocked. The
~ alarm was sounded. which was
quickly responded to by the depart
nsnt, and the fire was put out.
me deliberate attempt to burn the
Premises was then discovered. Kero-
ehe OIL mad been poured on infiamable
la.eriai In various parts of the store,
Ina store short candles were found in
poves filled with cotton, paper and
sher stun saturated with oil, the can
ues being lighted when discovered
~ would have ignited the boxes In a
hort time
ar II. Gugirman, the managing part
u the house, was arrested this
s, snn and placed under a bond Of
NV, which he readily gave. The evil
PARTIAL
me Following local creditors attach
me property of Theo. Crohn & co.
Eyaay and the sheriff is In charge.
III National bank. $500; Isaacs q
keN' s2i0O; j. s. Perry, silOO; Low
nstein q Bro. 5000.
~ eeigeman. charged with attempt
W nurn the premises, Will have an
Aah'hihg trial Wednesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

Cincinnati. Dec. e.--The a. Il. BurlS-
hart company assigned today. LA
bllitics S250.0O0: assets. t3S.O0O The
firm IN the largest here In the line OF
hats. oloaks and furs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

Burnet. Texas. Dec. s.--ispeciaD. -
J.. l.. Ship today filed n deed OF trust
to u, A. Sanders. Liabilities 5000; as-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

IIloo. Texas. Dec. 9.-(spe ,iaD.--
X. p, Cline, grocery merchant. made
an assignment here today. naming l.,
NJ Sawyer assignee Assets and lln-
bllities not known
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

Mnwaukee. Wis. Dec. 9.-only
ssae hews obtalnable from Chiffon,
|"gsre disastrous fire is raging,
mough the railroad officers il Is
Eba ~, mat the business portion OF
H. .sra1 ,SWn is In ruins and the fire is
fpfeading at midnight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03
raAcnEns, AssocIATION
OF Tnrrant County WIN Meet Next
knimrdnN Morning.

The Tarrant County Teachers assoc
citation VIII meet next Saturday morn
Ing at Belknap school building. The
following Is the program:
Psychology, Professor @. II. Ham
man.
Processes OF Method. 9TH. Professor
b. II. Slsk.
Methods Of Instruction, Sth, Profess
SCR l.. NJ. Hammond.
Oral Exposition and Interrogation,
Miss Bena Kelley.
Relation of Physical Geography to
History, Professor N. j. Clancy.
Texas History. Miss Josie Valentine
and Professor o. $, Blackmore.
Acquisition OF Territory to the United
States. Professor b. +. Bouldln.
History OF United States Bank. Pro
fcssor j NJ. Mothershcad.
civil Government OF Texas. Profess
sor /. c. Warren and Superintendent
D. McRac.
Moral Training, Natural Incentives,
short discussions.
Tho seven Groups, Professor A. C.
| Winstead.
Nature and Worth, Professor c. ].
Buck
Good Standing, Miss Emma Dickson.
Appreciation, Professor j. w. Peter
man.
knowledge, Mas Daisy Holland
Activity and Efficiency. Professor j.
u. Harrington.
Self Culture Professor Riley strass-
ner
Future Good, Miss Eta Reeves.
Sense of Honor. Miss Willie McRae.
Sense Of Right and Duty. Professor
w. NJ. Trimble
Love and Fear MS Incentives, Profess
| COR a. 8. Wilson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

written. the situations wen arranged
and the plot consistent throughout, the
main interest IS In Gladys Wallis her
self. As Bcss she is the personihcation
of winsomeness, sweetness, grace ARD
beauty. Her petite figure, her wei
rounded arms. her beautiful face, sur
rounded by long wavy brown hair
sweeping down from her we'll formed
head, the dazzling eyes and the sweet
rose-lipped mouth, all combine to form
q picture Of fresh, youthful beauty
that attracts the eye and wins the adj
miration OF all. PiIying the soubrette
part In yesterdays production, she was
well calculated 10 set the hearts Of the
masculine portion Of the audience In
1utter, while the ladies envied her her
many charms. As an actress she IS
as clever as she is pretty woman, ana
that Is saying a great deal. she is
bright and animated In everything she
does, and she throws that spirit Ia her
work that rebounds greatly TO her
credit. Not one whit behind her in
personal magnetism IS our old-time
friend Joe Cawthorn.. Joe always was
funny and he always will be. He was
born that way. 1t Is not his fault, and
he can't help IT. Time never changes
| him except to make him better. He
| cracked Jokes last night until his au-
| dlence nearly died laughing; turned his
language upside down and crosswise
| until the crowd fairly shriclSed with
pain from excessive laughter. He is
/ great as a comedian and equally as
\ good as musician, as Is evidenced
| by his musical work In the third act.
| The supporting company is excellent"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

The organisation OF Tent OF The
knights Of The Maccabees was COM
pleted last night at odd Fellows hall
by the installing OF the following OIL
GERS by State Commander j. 3D. Suwtell
of Waco:
Sir Knight Past Commander. ], S,
Jelf1ries, Jr; Sir Knight Commander,
Il. Il. Milan; Sir Knight Lii Comman-
der, W. II. Harris; Sir Knight r. k,
y. L. Calhounc: Sir Knight Il. X, Geo.
10. Littlefair; Sir Knight Chaplain. A.
ID. Allan; Sir Knight Sergeant, H. Plang-
man; Sir Knight Physician, r. b.
Grammer, Sir knight Assistant Physi-
clan: II. u. West; Sir Knight NJ. at A..
j. -. Dufey; Sir Knight First NJ Of
G.. James p. Fell; Sir Knight Second
NJ. OF O., Harry Russell; SIR knight
Sent, j. b. Ersmnn; Sir Knight Pic,
S, %. Breslaud; trustees. n. L.acroix,
a, Il. Bond and DR.. r. b. West.
The next review will he held next
Monday night IN odd Fellows hail in
Gazette building, when the charter
will probably be closed.
The Maccaheea Is Il growing and ponu.
lar fraternal order, not only in Texas.
but throughout the entire country.
numbering at present l7j, 600 members,
With q yearly increase OF about 10000
The new Tent In this city starts out
with very hattesing prospects. and
bids fair 10 soon rival In numerical
strength many OF tho older organiaa-
tons OF Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Second judicial District. proceedings
yesterday at Fort Worth:
Cases submitted:
Farmers aud Mechanics National
bank VS.. p. II. Hurt ct al, from Tay-
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fo call-
way company VS.. Louie John,
n J. Martin VS., D. a. Merrell. from
]. b. Ralston VS.. Sanders duck and
rubber company. from Wilbarqer.
Cult Colorado and Santa Fe railway
company vs.. Charles Glenk, from Tar
rant.
pertolt electrical works VS.. River
side street railway company CT al.
from Tarrant.
g. p, Mead ct al. VS.. ]. n. San
didge, from Tarrant.
lsaac Coin VS.. William and NJ. II.
Rosenbaum. from Chlldress.
Texas and Pacific coal company ys.
Thomas Lawson, from Hood.
John II. Hoxie VS.. c. II. sniiman,
from Tarrant.
A, J, Walker VS.. Montague county,
Cases decided:
II. o. Wilson vs.. Wallace Elliott q
Co. from Parker; affirmed.
western Union telegraph COMPANY
VS.. Robinson & Stevens, from Cooke;
reversed and demanded.
Missouri Pacific railway company vs.
w; Childers & Co, from Cooke; ar
Harriet McFarlih ct al. VS.. ,-ohn n.
Leaman ct OIL, from Baylor; reversed
and demanded.
Fannie L. Pitt ct al. vs.. Max Elser
ct al, from Tarrant; affirmed.
a. A. Halbsrt aud wife vs.. Sarah ].
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Austin, Tex. Jan. I'm the court
Of civil appeals for the Third district
today the following business was trans
acted:
Causes affirmed
Burleson VS.. Collins. ct al, from
Lpmpasns; County Of LlanO. vs.. City
Of Llano, from Llano; c., c. & S. T..
Ry. Co. VS.. bowman, from McLen-
nan; Ford ct A. VS.. First National
Bank of Winfield. from McIennan.
Reversed and rcmanded-
M, X. q n. Ry. Co. VS., WlclSham,
from McLCnnan; Bnuman vs.. Cham
beers. from Llano; Phillips W. Stanzel
bevlnsk, from McLcnnan.
In Walker Va. Cole, from McLcnnan.
supplemental conclusions OF fact are
filed. In Cindy ct al. VS.. Stafford,
from Runnels. conclusions of law and
fact are fled, In Compton VS. Ashley,
from Coleman, a rchenrlng is grant
ed and cause dismissed.
Motions for rehearlug ovcrruled-
Patterson ct al. vs. Paterson, from
Travis: Walker VS.. Cole, from McLen-
nan; Austin Real Estate and Abstract
Co. vs. Balm, from Travis; Parton vs..
Jameson. from Falls; e.. c. a $. i.
Ry. Co. VS.. Gam, from Coleman: Ad-
kius ct al. VS.. Galbraith, from Burnett:
Puckett ct al, vs., Daniel. from Nc
Lehman.
Motions granted
Walker VS., Cole, from McLennan, to
flle conditional conclusions Of fact;
Compton vs.. Ashley, from Coleman,
for rehcarlnE; Willis & Bro. vs.. Muir
ply, from Runnels, to reform judy
ment; Cmdy ct A. vs.. Stafford ct al.
from Runncls, TO file conclusions OF
fact.
Motions for rehearlnE submitted
gregory ct al, VS.. Sutton, from Nc
Lehman; n. Y. and Tex. Land Co. va.
HylGnd ct al. from Truvis; G. c. & s.
i, iiy, Co. vs., Cole. from Brown; Mas
worthy vs.. Draper from Tom Green,
Humphrey ct al, vs.. Threadglu, from
Williamson; Kellmnu vs.. Ludenecker,
from Milan.
IN C. G. & s. T. Ry. Co. VS.. Shields.
from Coleman, motion To Gle additional
findings Is submitted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03
Personal MENTION.


'Cydoma Balm 10 the best thing on
earth for chapped hands or any rough
ness OF the skin"
j. a. Ingram left yesterday on a
two-weeks' visit to his parents and
friends at Henderson. Tex.
Mr.. John Butts, one Of the mos.
prominent merchants OF Weatherford,
was In the city yesterday on business
II. II. Halsell OF Decatur Is anon Z
the guests Of the Hotel Worth.
James A. Lightfoot brother Of w.
II. LightfOot. the well-known manager
Of Morrison's cafe, has returned from
New Orleans. where he has been on
prolonged visit
Hon. Barnett Gibbs OF Dallas came
over yesterday and registered al the
Hotel Worth, where he was soon sur
rounded by old friends with whom he
spent social evening.
Judge r.. d. Carwile, county fudge
Of NJ county o. n, is in the city, visit.
Ing friends, some OF whom he found
IN the office OF The Gazette, which he
formerly represented.
John +. Harley. the manager or the
whitney opera company, is at me
worth, accompanied by his wife. The
company has been presenting arhe
Fencing Master to unusually large
business through the South and Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03
LITTLE ITEMS.

Boaz buys, sells or exchanges your
school books; 9OG Main street
DR., Brolles has removed to Dundee
block Seventh and Houston streets.
Dr. Dennis-Eye, Ear. Nose, Throat
graduate three colleges. Dundee Block.
Or. Blake, dentist, graduate Phlla-
delphla Dental college; office, Third and
Main streets
The market square has been moved
from the lot Immediately south of the
city hall to point two blocks south.
Halls Jewelry Store, Main and
Eleventh streets. Cheapest house in
the state. Goods must go. Call and
see him.
The Polytechnic college is now pre-
pared TO instruct in both French and
Spanish. For terms apply to the presi-
dent, Rev. W. L. Lloyd.
George L. Cause. funeral director and
emblamer. Full assortment OF under
takers goods. Takes fun charge OF
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No, Si4 West Weather.
ford street. Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Dallas, Tex. Jan. Proceedings had
in the court of civil appeals Fifth dis
tried at Dallas;
Aalrmed-AT. S. Pierson VS.. II. NJ.
Cain, admr., Rains Co; r, & 2. Ry.
vs. j. n. Edmond. Bowie CO.; Thos.
B. Smith vs.. W. N. Gilesou. Grayson
Co.: TeHarkann. National Bank vs..
Birdie Han, Bowie Co.. l.. r, Hall VS..
l.. Jaul,efsky. Camp Co.
Reversed and remanded-John A.
Fielder We. Cyrus Chapter. No. 30,
Marion Co.
Motions disposed OIL. P. Howard VS..
u. S. Galhraith, rehearlng, overrulded;
Commercial Union Association CO. VS..
GH. Meyer, rehearns, oveTuled; Dali
las Consolidated Traction BY. VS.. Ran
dolph, rehearlng, overruled; NJ, X &
II. Ry. vs.. 7. c. Hardin, rchenring,
| overruled; e. b. Phillips vs.. d. c. Wise.
rehearlng, overruled; II. r. Simon
I Gregory Dry Goods Co. vs.. Dean & Co.,
advance, oyerruled; |. & C, N. Ry. VS..
j. W. Overton ct al, file transcript,
granted; German ms. Co. VS.. Ely &
Walker Dry Goods CO.. file transcript,
granted; /. & G. N. Ry. W.. Henry VIII
liams, strike ont briefs, overruled w.
II. Lewis VS.. c. H.AleNander file briefs,
granted, G. W. Volres ct al. VS.. Dali
las Security and Loan Co, to advance,
1 y
Motions Observation-Disclosures VS..
Laurence, affair on certificate; McCor-
| Blake Harvest Machine company vs..
/ Murchison, rchearing; John ?. Cox vs..
! !. Y. Morrison, reinstatc cause; l.. +.
| White vs.. John II. Cole, rehearlng;
( Birdie Lynch VS.. Southwestern Tele-
/ graph and Telephone company, adj
I vance: Berhinger ct al VS.. A. b. Rich
] ards Medicine company, rehearlng; City
4 Of Sherman VS.. h, y. Smith, affirm
/ on certificate; John Johnson VS.. c. II.
! Garrison, rehearinE Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas Railway company VS..
| v. 7 Jones, file transcript; j. w. La
| plce VS.. w. II. Martin ct al, file tran
/ script
Cases ubmltted-Nrlssourl Kansas
] and Texas Railway company VS. J. T..
! Dawson, Hil county; Scarf & O'Con-
/ nor VS.. Tom Allen. Kaufman; b. NJ
/ Burgher VS.. j. G. Henderson, Delta
] j. w. LNplce VS.. i. l., Key ct al. Hin;
/ sulphur Lumber company VS.. r. F..
/ Kelly, Bowie. s. NJ Whitemore vs. ].
| j. II. Nelson, Ellis county; 5. ]. War
telslSy VS.. Mary Y. McGhee, Ellis; c.
N. Mckinney VS. j. u. Rogers ct al,
/ Bowie; j. a. Ellis VS.. Rosenberg, F'lex-
/ ner & Mendci, Bowie; Tnmnn VS..
/ Blankenship & Blake company, Dallas.
Cases set for January 16.-W. Behan
/ county; r. & p. Ry. Co. VS.. Geo Man
/ sur Harrison county; Roberts, Thorpe
/ Il Co. VS.. J, p. Moore ct al, Dallas
I county; Louisiana Andrews VS.. w. w.
Saunders Bowie county; Carter Bros.
| & Co. We. u. y, wilkins &; Bro, Lamar
| county; y. & z. Ry. Co. VS.. J. r.
! Winder, Harrison county: Oriental Ho-
| tel VS.. John Griniths, Dallas county.
( VI. r. Capps and wife VS.. j. p. Smith.
CSC. Gregg county.
The court drew. lots for terms Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Friend JIM In your most Interest,"
ing report to the city council, pub
lished In last nights Mah-Telegram.
there appears AN item which caused
me to smile, and which impelled me
TO talk to you few words on the
subject
In speaking OF the prisoners. you
classified them as TO natlonalltles aud
counted among them Americans, Ger
mans, Frenchmen. etc. and twenty
Hebrews" Now We all know that
the French belong to France. the Irish
10 Ireland, the Germans 10 Germany.
etc, but ! am very curious to know
to which nation or country the He
brewe" belong, and II YOU can answer
me this question you are welcome to
q box or the finest cigars have In
the house.
Permit me- 10 enllghten You and the
pubic at large on this question. The
Hebrews OF the present generation do
not belong TO any particular nation.
They have neither a kingdom nor n
country which they could call their
own. They are merely believers In the
Hebrew faith. and can only be classed
~ q religious denomina ton, same as
Catholics. l.uthrrans. etc. You VIII
hnd Hebrews" or Jews In most every
country There are German Jews.
French Jews, etc, and the nationalIfv
OF these Hebrews is decided BY the
country In which they are born. II
sounds Just rs ridiculous 10 read OF
Hehrewa as nationality as h YOU
would say; The prisoners consisted Of
Americans. Irlshmen. 3 Germans
and Catholics. have met thousands
OF people In America who did not know
any better on this subject than Won
DID, aad II have succeeded In en-
Tightening YOU on this very point T
should be greatly pleased, Your friend
II. BRANN '
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Washington, Jan. 2.-senator Cock
rell, chairman of the senate committee
on appropriations, today said he would
call the committee together soon after
the reconvening of congress, and the
urgent deficiency bill, which contains
the provision FOR the appropriation to
put the income tax into operation
would be taken UP as soon as practi-
cable. Coclirell is not apprehensive as
to the fate OF this provision, and while
he does not hope 1t will 60 through the
senate without some opposition, he
does not count upon antagonism sufti-
Client to materially delay the passage of
the bill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03
NIAnrIN ManArn,s rnAL
Commenced Yesterday Morning IL
fore Judge Adams.

fore Judge Adams.
The preliminary trial of Alderman
Martin McGrath for killing Jim Rush.
ing WAS commenced in the city hail
court room yesterday morning at 1880
o'clock before Judge Adams, and con-
stunned most OF the day.
Nose Prince, the FIRST witness for the
state testified that he was present in
McGraths bar room sunday night when
tho shooting Of Rushing by McGrath oc-
CURED, ana said that Jim flushing was
trying to keep Bob Miller and Peter
Crow from fighting, they We're quarrel
ing and Rushing told them not to fight
there. McGruth came In with his six
shooter In his hand while the others
We're scuilling. and holding the weapon
up commenced shooting at flushing.
The examination Of Prince was CON
cludod Ia the afternoon and the testl.
mony Of Henry Lenn0N was taken. The
trial will be continued today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03
rHE GAzTrTE. WORTH JANUARY B. $500

Houston street. New Years night, was
a decided success, notwithstanding the
inclemency OF the weather. The follow
ing programme was executed and
roundly encored by the audience;
Invocation..... b. d. shaw
Recitation. Nell shaw
Solo. Carrie Lawson
Instrumental Solo........ Hannah Pots
Recitation Lille Childes
Quintette. Shaw Family
Humorous Selection. Anna e. Robinson
Notices and emarks...........,.
...By Pastor i Francis Robinson
-Qk;ee-nScimostP. .KA Nip. N. e. =.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03
ANTS TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
1T OF SAMUEL sTRAsBuRGER
/ AGAINST The n. *. AND II
claims Damages for Disloented
s'shouldcr and other Injuries.
,severaI National Bank Suits Filed
suits.

il;amuel strasburger has filed suit
Ainat the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
i.lway company for damages to the
mount OF $4,000. Mr.. Strasbnrser
Us that on November 9. 1898, he pur-
ased a ticket over the Missouri, Kan
=, and Texas road from Dallas to
ACC and got aboard train which he
spught was the regular passenger
lin, but after he had started on his
6lrney he was informed by some of the
,flroad employees that it was special
,liin which did not carry passengers
X a that he would have TO get of. Hd
,jys he started to do 80 and asked the
;,inmen to slack the train which was
ling at the rate OF ten Of fifteen miles
hour, but he says they refused to
t.iw up and while he was on the car
tips he was pushed off and fell DIS
,ating his right shoulder and and
cling otherwise bruised and hurt.
irhe State National Bank is plaintiff
suit against G. II. Day. ct al, on
4 ties and to forclose on lot No. ;, block
10, Daggetts addition.
state National Bank vs.. Sallie Hun
ran. ct al, suit on note for 5000 dated
i, ptcmber /, 1894.
y. c. French, ct al, VS.. Printer
pildlng and Loan association SUIT
< dept
The State National Bank has MED
il against A. w. Caswell nlNi II. 9.
swell ON a promissory note for 81
Sc, dated August 2, 1894 and Endorsed
Martin Casey, with interest and at
rney's fees. total amount $1,000.
n. r, Bewley brings suit against c..
y Mole and ]. III. Roulhac for debt,
promissary note for $1,000 dated
line 3 1891
iiMiehed Mansfield has brought suit
4 ainst David Cooper and others for
images 10 the amount of $500 by clos
~ an nilev which the piaintiff con-
iers essential TO egress from his
: onrrty.
Hx-parte George p. Gillespie to re-
i-5ve DISABILITIES OF minority.
4 southNestern Bridge and Iron COM
b nv va. Mrs. ID. a Harrison. executrix,
Ii for debt for ton shares OF stock.
100.
b ,Iercbarta National Ranl, w Robert
ifscnrt. suit an note for 81 2e7 6s dated
brunrv X 1Sg3 win Interest and at
~ Copntv Court nrIrfs.
4 n tho county court in the suit Of
III i. Penister agninst tho Texas and
ciic railway company, a Judgment fol
10 was rendered for the pIaintifr. The
s0lt ,yns for dnmagrs ON account OF
x rniur- grass ana fences.
4 rhe suit Of w. Il. Ford against the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03
A rnoMNnNr NnpnAsKAv.


Mr.. w. II. Reed OF Madison county,
Neb., was In the city yesterday He is
a law partner Of Senator Allen Of that
state, the eloquent Popullst, but comes
to Texas with a view Of locating and
engaging In tho practice OF his pro-
fession. To The Gazette Mr. Reed said
yesterday that the reports of starva-
ton and restitution in Nebraska are
largely true. and while he thought some
OF the stories sent out 10 the press
were possibly highly colored, he was
sure the farmers In many Of the West
ern counties OF the state were in a
deplorRble condition.
Mr., Reed Is accompanied by his wife.
and both left last night for Waco. They
go thence to Houston and Galveston,
and expect to visit san Antonio. Mr..
Reed has not decided where he will
locate. but was well pleased with Fort
Worth, and may conclude TO come
back and stop here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03
Glnayn wnIIir TnnIght.

IN speaking OF Miss GLADYS wallis
d tha Patti Rosa company. which
III be the attraction OF Greenwalrs
BRA house TO night. the Austin States
In says;
"A Girls Way in the hands OF win
me Gladys Wallis. aided by Joe Cav
prn and a company OF more than
linary ability, delighted Austin thea
goers IN mutinee and night per-
finance Yesterday. The play Is a
ree-act comedy, and while It is well
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Parmley Relief Corps will meet or
Friday evening, January 4. at the resi-,
dence Of Mrs. Henry Byrne. 500 TAYLOR
street. Election OF officers and other
business of importance. A fun atten.
dance Is required.
MRS. j. NJ. BARTsCHERER,
MRS. N. G. CORSE, Secretary
President.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03
officers scott ana Talbot DO Good
rlecr OF work.

Detectives Scott and Talbot did
good piece Of work in capturing Chas.
Thomas and lteet Anderson, on the
charge OF stealing a lot Of corn and
plow from sam Garrett The officers
traced the parties to their houses by
means OF the corn that had dropped
along the road. The pillow was found
under phomas' house and part of the
corn In his crib ana part in Ander-
sons crib.
Thomas and Anderson had n pre-
ilminary trial before Judge Wright yes
terday and were bound over in the sum
of 800 each. Neither gave bail