Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-22
'aIST SECOND DAY.
!. attendance Increasing and Pro-
ar,mmc More Interesting,
,prAp BEAT Ills RECORD AND WON
..,nu More of the Exhibits ana
p..ut,-'rhe Track Races.
Galveston Day.

lNs nars,on Day at the Texas Coast
~ s,,hourh the temperature had
PM 'amewhat, the sunshine dispelled
-sa ,rh,s Of a norther and the brisk
u sa.s ,ha visitors with determina-
| III hnes "a everything. Before the. morn
| Ion 70 ~ md arrived with tho Houston
| W uaa,sssfon people, exhibitors and the
~ soa,plnis were busy arranging late
az vn, snd giving the. final TOUCHES to
aines,. az d1spinys. Those residing or
~ n 9,a,i living near Dickinson came
ng%ar their spin across the pralrles,
h.ssrrswed yigor and plenty OF energy
~ ne interests Of houston o Dngi M ~
~ nsonle. but at $3.50 there was good
sass ,a,n Houston and ON each later trains
Inwss syelled TO three times thAt num-
~ the Galveston conehes Drougnt nea,-
~ NJ farmers and people OF the coast
lvm p Rave far excelled the fondest hopes
nssssa directors. Secretary Mally, 10
r..,n the success OF the entlre unuer-
t,0l ts 80 largely due, says that the
~. financially prosperous and that
~ .s,e receipts ON Houston Day more
Ky, met the current expenses.
raose who have come TO Dickinson er-
i.n1w rr,ldity and many bitches in this
pEus a,tsn,pt, ind themselves greatly mis-.
lhas.r IN their idens of what experienced
nass and efficient co-workers can
4 nv genial manners ana clear di-
NV won for him. not only the respect
u N exhibitors and co-workers but the
rs..iiiude OF nil visitors to the fair. The
I'M small unpleasantnesses and petty
ssirreis over privileges and places are
X. meohanlclsm of the exhibition is OK
.sr,nt m every respect. Minor Jealousics
| Nj personal prejudlces seem 10 have
,ivsn way universally to tho Interests
X Ike Undertaking at large. When. II is
ssr.rabered that among many of the
Mn toWn people the fair is soinething
.s,lr,ly new; when Il Is realized how. In
rpsrIenced many of those Interested In
Ky welfare OF the undertaking are, thu
~. mi II was in smooth running order
nom the first, Is a fact worthy of notice.
/ Il i moi necessary to say: Next year IL
Vii be better" for. already, II Is good
al n every year advances ut the pace
M initial year has set, the entire south
M portion OF this rich country will be
,rpud OF its achievement.
CULINARY DEPARTMENT.
gilt banner, with the attractive quo
llilon.
we may live without poetry. music and
art.
We may live without conscience; we may
live without heart;
We may live without friends; We may
i've without books.
Blu, where Is the man who can live with
out cooksF p
oils MI who are interested In the sub
fiantlals AID the dele acles OF the culinary
ut land this includes all cult of nan) to
he prcttily decorated booth OH the second
| fpor presided over by Mrs. Hart Settle
Il Galveston and ner pretty assistant,
Mss Lucille Evans of the Island City
THIS Is the department which the old
fashioned county fairs OF our fathers day
Who did not display the jellies and pre-.
sryts for which her fame had spread
'afonshout the country side was then
tstmed lacking In patriotic feeling. But
iatse are the days OF the chef and patent
4 preserves and imported pickles and,
l..araly. also of dyspepuo and sarsapa-
INA for the appetite. Strange to say,
~ Settle has had more difficulty IA
rlhering creditable showing OF breads,
tskss, salads and dressed meats than has
We director of any other department.
Houston and Galveston, canvassed by let
" and through personal friends, failed
respond. Alas. alas, are these indeed
" gays OF the new woman? Are We TO
I, nnger be blessed with wholesome
sad and dainty sweets ard pies like
natler used 20 makef" Where are our
svmaniy Interests; our sense OF the merits
z his, the highest art2 Isn't there time
ntpend any thought on the chemistry of
loonte and the mathematics of receipts
~ INC poetry of daintles2 IL isn't cor
wv ROW TO know how TO manage your
topsehold's sanctum and to keep your
isitand's heart az your grandmother did
~ Is the coming woman but a fad.
WI she use her advanced knowledge
ne uplifting Of her household and by
ialliies renew her interest In the art OF
NiSs,lns and the economy OF her house
w the coast country IL by no means be-
y, Vi thorough housewives. The display
r.si, .,I, cake salads and meats is very
usaliable, and many are the Wlstful eyes
Nv. toward the many tables bearing
49, oe samples Of artistic as well as skilled
nv, me display OF Jellies and pre-
,V o. more Jars. The awards for these
~. % gwen tomorrow, as well as for
~ M and salads. These latter must he
Nh or ~ a. M, and Il is hoped the variety
trssS WY 9e rivaled by the quality. The
e,,sn s and cakes were Judged by COM
MY committee of three, composed of
IA e a. buchanan. editor OF the House
RirstS spartment of the Texas Farm and
ID I'm I II D. ?: Bowen Of Galveston
w ". winners were as follows:
' nv, q Dickinson,
IN b,s.Isora1f.o OF graham bread. Mrs. Jordan
M Tolls, any shape, one dozen, Mrs.
u. Lowry OF Hulen.
' va. az 9hkSis' food cake, Mrs. Charles
ntsl cocoanut cake Mira y rba,bor
y ~ 'sy cake. Miss Bessie Gee, Dlckin.
,a aausaa,opest ice and ornamental cake by
~, Miss Mary Gwlnn, galveston.
~ XIV n loughnuts, one dozen. Mrs. VIII
- clsar Creek. ''9'
w. M lemon cake. Mrs. Mayo. Dickin-
Hsss. ~oeolate cake. Mrs. W. d. Lowry.
Il: pk klnson, '"''e'' airS' L. Den
INA Ssh Boston baked beans, Mrs. r.
n.T. Galveston.
M ueohd nremiums were awarded to
| M eshasey OF Clear Creek for angel
tpcos,se; Mrs. Wittcr, Dickinson, for
' Y tccssnrc,a, sake Mrs: Jordan. Dickinson,
,.neus d enrvvsasse i Mrs; Stewart Of Ia.
tsralI. Hhe cakes which were entered as
~ IL butter S,, awards were as follows.
.scoh5 80 -. MRS. j. Il. Cobb of Alvin.
|d,ts COUNT Ie' Mrs. ]. s. Magee. A!ief.
i is'0 ll,fiae, Mrs. skirvin OF Alta Iona.
~ a ~. taking the lrst premium
|aaly d lee me pound roll, and 1t Ger.
|eerh ssi,xss, first after taken from the
H. reaLaeu and worked down, and at
|ttrrs noi,oo.d. This clever device. de- |
sesshi il w. rot only for the fore.
no nat. which was excellent IN its |
r,.E. state,
ksslye thooe noped that Mrs. Settle will |
E,a ann Encouragement she deserves |
Asr. uspiay Of salads and meats
~, ., noon hour when the exhibitors
|<stss,,''u luncheon, the sightseers focked
H. tn-.y 70 the ar. gallery. the recep-
k.,s. and about tn floral display. |
IA an surrounded Mr.. McArd.es pie
h a. Jay and tho entire collection
n NJ tIiery was studied and admired |
|<x--. Every ono axnrasaad great sur 1