Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20
PREACHING ON SUNDAY.
FIFTY THOUSAND TICKETS ARE
TO BE SOLD WITHIN THE
COMING MONTH.
spirituniists From San Antonio
order one Thousand Cots-An
outline of the Program.

There has been a hitch in the
spiritual camp meeting program. 1t
really seems that there have been more
than one hitch. At any rate all is not
peaceful and serene as 1t should be
among brethren. The arrangements for
the meeting We're primarily in the
hands of the officers and directors of
the association. as published several
days ago In the Gazette. These gem
tlemen and ladies' agreed upon some OF
the details. which were also published
In the Gazette. one of these details
was that Mrs. II, Byrne of 500 Taylor
street. would conduct irst-class res
taurant on the grounds. A Gazette
reporter was on the grounds yesterday
and, inquirlng for Mrs. Byrne's res
taurant was told by MIR. +. d. Par
shall, who seemed to be in command.
that Mrs Byrne has. nothing to do
with the AFFAIR in any way"
"Hhy, what's the matter?" asked
the reporter "The program issued by
the directors announced that she would
conduct the restaurant"
"Shc will not. just the same" was
the emphatic reply. Mrs Byrne,"
llt huutMs ENl on ItI Cur anu Ndllltu
10 run everything 70 they Just let her
out. Mrs. sutton, 205 Harding street,
Will run the restaurant She Is also
secretary Of the local executive COM
mittee."
THAT man Pnrshall halnt got as
much sense as last years birdsnest,"
sn.d one of the active but unofficial
workers for the success of the meet
ing, and II they don't put somebody
! in his place pretty soon there won't
! be any campmeeting to manage. He
acts in such a manner az to make him
self and the meeting both unpopular"
| Where Is he from2' was asked by
| the reporter.
He says he is from Chicago" was
| the reply He certainly don't know
| how to run such things down here"
| Later In the afternoon the reporter
asked Mrs. Byrne for eumpmeetlng
| news.
"rhe committee will be here tomor-
| row from Dallas" she replied, land |
think then you can get some news.
Thlng5 are not In as good shape as
| they should be, but we Will be ready FOR
the crowd Saturday The meeting
proper though, will not begin till sun
day"
What is the trouble that has de-
layed your preparations" asked the
| reporter.
well, You sec" said Mrs. Byrne re-
tlectivey, the committee at Dallas
] RNAAA a iAshh NNNA AlNlt ~ nv hNlnt Mplk
for the association. Instead Of just
doing that he took the control of every
single thing. And he has run II so "a
to make lots OF people mad. But the
committee win be here tomorrow and
thcN VIII straighten out everything"
why did you give up the running
of the restaurant" queried the news
paper man.
We'll Just because the man in
charge out there would not do what
fNp rt,s. al
take II. | think the association will
run the restaurant"
But these little Side shows" are not
interfering materially with the prep
arations for the meeting, The site
selected for this permanent annual en-
Campment IL ON the bank of Tyler's
Lake, beautiful bit OF water SOUTH
east of town, and the wooded mar
GIN OF which seems peculiarly adapted
To such purpose.
The large pavilion at the foot of
the lake VIII be used for the general
meetings, while more than half a
dozen smaller houses have been erected
about the grounds FOR private seances.
Each OF these Is bullt SO as to be made
ABSOLUTELY dark. even In the middle Of
the brightest OF days, And IL is eN-
pected that these walls viii be witness
10 wonderful sights and sounds dur
ing the coming weeks.
Besides these buildings are one for n
restaurant ana one for the Ladies'
Beznar. In this latter will be various
things Tor picking up the stray coin OF
the visitors.
Just below these buildings and lit
Tie deeper in the skirt OF wood will be
RANKED two or three blocks OF tents.
I'VE have car lond ut the dcpot
now" said Mr., +. d. parshall. Who
seemed to be In charge. 1--WE will tet
them up today ANA tomorrow and
be heady FOR the rush We expect Satur-
day"
How many people do you expccty'
was asked Mr. Parshall.
AT least htty Thousand Tickets Will
be sold, he said. why slr," he con-
thousand cots from san Antonio. alone.
We Viii have a much bigger crowd
next year, though"
Then Mr., Parshall Went into some de-
tails as TO speakers aud mediums who
are 70 be present. "rhe meeting viii
OPEN" he said, with oni Mir. Jules NAL
lnee and Mr., Donovan besides local
talent But MIS- Hugh r. Wilson OF
ms town IL one Of the finest speakers
In the country. The program heging
with an address next saturday by tho
president of the association. Mr.. ]. &.
watkins, OF Dallas. Following. dur
ing the progress % the meeting entnr-
lsinmsnt and instruction Will be
! contributed by a number OF pcople. In
oluding these, as classified:
Materiallzing mediums Mira. T.. NJ.
Gilman. y NJ. Gilman. W. W. Aber.
Mrs, Sallie w. Aher,
independent slete wrlters--W. w.
Aber Il. Nj. Gilman. Mira. sailie Aher.
Mrs. i. S. Gardner.
Trance medipms--Mrs. NJ. Brlstaw.
tin,
lnsplrauonal speakers- Mrs. l.. A.
Hinsoale, n, r. Ravlin. Mira. NJ. Kris.
Tow, Jennie b. II. Jackson. Mira Tlllie
Y, Reynolds. George T. CnrdinsiN. Ms
Julia sehlesinger. :
ON the night not oncuplea by NH
lic speaking the pavilion viii be usea
Tor dancing, AIR. VIII Carrico'a band
furnishing the music.